The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-26
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Society,".


Last night, at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Winder,
North Huron street, Island. occurred n
very interesting social function, the
wedding of Mr.. Leon Herbert Hoif-
mann, of the Island. and Miss Lottle
Lee Winder, the beautiful and accomp-
lishcd daughter of the house. The GER
emory took place In the handsomely
decorated parlors at o'clock. and was
impresslvely performed by Rev. c. e.
Clarke, pastor of the Thomson NJ. +.
church. Island The bride was attend
ed by her sister. Miss Minnie Winder.
and the groom by Mr.. John Dawson.
In attendance were 4 number of the
friends of the contracting parties. who
FASTENED to shower heartiest well
wishes upon the newly married couple.
The bride looked charming in white
satin. Following came the wedding
supper. at which an appetizing menu
was discussed with great enjoyment
by the guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman,
will be ut home at 50 South Wabash
street, Island. Mr.. Hoffman,, while 4
resident OF the Island, is n Bridgeport
cigar manufacturer. There were many
handsome wedding presents.
Yesterday morning. Mt the Cathedral,
occurred the wedding Of Mr.. John NJ.
Cooke and Miss Magdalena a. Daller.
OF the North End. the ceremony being
performed by Rev. Father Moye. They
will reside In the North End. The
groom is an employc of the West V!r-
ginia Printing Company and the bride
n popular North Wheeling girl. They
have the hearty congratulations Of a
host OF friends.
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Dallas R.
Scalterday and Miss Amanda Phillips
of the Island, were married at the home
of the brides mother on Indiana street.
The. ceremony was performed by Rev.
C. L. Clark, OF the Thomson NJ. e
church and was witnessed by only the
near relatives OF the contracting par
ties. Mr.. John II. Frlrdel was grooms-
man and Miss Boss Phillips. sister OF
the bride, was the brides maid. After
the ceremony bounteous dinner was
spread. The young couple were the re-
ceiplents OF numerous presents from
their host of friends.
The "rummagc" sale being given at
1905 Main street by the Kings Daugh-
tiers for the benefit of the Day Nursery
is big success, and will likely net a
sum greater than was at first antici.
pated by the management. Ind!ca-
lions point 10 the fact that the sum of
81 900 will be added to the building
fund. The home recently purchased
by the Kings Daughters Is not paid
for, and heavy payment falls due
next month. The note will be met
with the proceeds OF the "rummaBe''
sale. The Kings Daughters make an
appeal to all charltably inclined per-
sons for aid In the way Of old clothing,
furniture or anything about the home.
The management desire especially chill
drcn's clothing. These nrc all gone
over. and they find no trouble in dis
posing OF them.
Last evening at the Sunday school Of
the Fourth Street NJ. f. church, Mr..
| and Mrs. \. ]. Clarke and daughter,
| Miss Martha. were rendered 4 recep-
| ton by the members OF the school in
honor OF their return from tour OF
| the continent The programme wns
| opened by n song. In which the whole
school took part. Mr.. J. II. Hughes Of
| fcred prayer, after which the Rev. S. r.
Wcsthafer made fellcltous speech
Mr. Clarke responded In happy vein
a Duet was rendered In pleasant
manner by Mrs. Morris and Miss Metz
| ncr, then Mrs. Clarke made brief I'D
Dress, after which Mrs. Stanton sang 4
solo. The reception took up the re-
mainder of the evening.
| Last evening. ut the rooms of The
Mercantile club. on Main street, n de.
llghttul charity whist party was gIvcr
under the auspices of the Rabbi Wis.,
| Personal Aid Guild. Prizes were pre-.
scented 10 the winners. Refreshments
were served ut the conventional houi
by committee composed OF the young
ladies OK the guild.
The Kings Daughters OF the Thorn.
son NJ. L. church gave delightful 10.
clnl and supper nj the church lnsl
night ana considerable money was ren
li2ed on the affair. This money will b,
used In paying for carpet recently
purchased for the church by the 30,
cIcty.
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