The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-10
Society.

A special dispatch from San Francis
co announces the approaching marriage
Of Lieut.. Guy Scott, u. S. A., son OF
United States Senator Nathan B. Scott,
OF this city. Mr.. Scott, who is an ofii-
Ger in the artillery, regular army, has
been stationed at the Preside, San
Francisco. for several months and has
been a favorite in society at the Cali
fornla metropolis. His bride-to-be Is
Miss Leila Vorhis, one OF the most
beautiful society girls Of the city. Mr..
Scott's many friends in West Virginia
will hasten in extending congratula-
tons and well wishes.
Mr.. ]. Francis Adams Tuesday even
ing entertained number of his news
paper associates on the News with
stag" party at his home on North
York street. The affair was full Of en-
joymeut to Mr.. Adams guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. James.H. Riddle, jr.,
who left last night for Paris to attend
the exposition and incidentally to take
a trip through interesting parts of
Europe, were rendered n complimentary
entertainment Tuesday night by the
Majestic club, at Its quarters on North
Main street. The affair was Informal
and full Of enjoyable features. Mr.. and
Mrs. Riddle will be gone on their trip
about four months.
In the parlors Of the Episcopal resi-
dence last evening ct O'Clock, Rev
Father Moye pronounced the words
that made Mr.. Harry Foster and Miss
Anna Flynn, man and wife. The we'd
ding was quiet affair and witnessed
only by a few Intimate friends. Mr..
Foster is connected with the firm of
Foster & Watkins, house furnishers,
and the bride is an estimable young
lady OF the South Side.
Mr. David white, the furniture man,
and Miss Sarah Nolan, Of the South
side, were married last night by Rev.
Jacob Birmingham, rector Of ST. Luke's
p p. church. The ceremony occurred
at the future home Of the principals, at
1903 South Huron street, recently pur-
chased by Mr.. White. Only a few in
innate friends and near relatives were
present At the wedding, which was
I n ouIet affair. Mr.. and Mrs. White
have the best wishes Of wide circle Of
| friends for their future happiness. The
rroom. who was formerly member OF
the firm Of White, Handley & Foster,
and is now connected with the firm OF
Foster & Watkins. Is one of the best
known young men in the city, and he is
quite prominent in Pythian circles, more
especially the Dramatic Order OF the
Knights OF Ehorassan.
Invitations have issued for the we'd
ding OF Rev. w. r. Pinson, of Fulton,
and Miss Bessie A. Martin. of North
wheeling, which will occur at the
North street NJ. E, church. Wednesday
evening, May 16. The pastor, Rev. G.
r. Graham, will be the officiating min
lister, and Miss Sarah Otto will preside
at the organ.
Last evening at o'clock, Mr.. John
Yost jr., and Miss Josephine Lanroth
were united in the holy bonds of mat
rImonv. The ceremony was performed
nv Father Mullen, OF the Church OF the
| Inmaculate Conception. The attend
ants were Miss Pauline Hiidebraud and
Mr.. Henry Lanroth. brother OF the
bride. A wedding supper was served
at the home of the brides parents, in
South Wheeling.
Last night, at o'clock, occurred the
marriage of Mr.. Charles ca Reed to
Miss Amanda Venting, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. c. B, Graham,
OF the North Street NJ. f. church. Mr..
Reed is well known sistersville oil
man.