The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-03
unier, one Of Its most prominent and at
tractivo members, whose marriage on
tho 18th OF November will be celebrated
with much eclat. Il IN +


with much eclat.
Mrs. W. B. Day and mother, Mrs.
Hance, have returned from O. pleasant
visit with relatives at GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
The young people making up the
children's dancing class. now under
instruction in fancy dancing and ply
steal culture, meeting every Saturday
afternoon at Ario hall. are John Frew
Hail. Harbour Mitchell, E.. ]. Stone,
Howard Aferkle. Thomas Hornbrook,
George Murray, Edwin Whit, Samuel
Good, Earl seabrIght Francis Slim
NELL Edward Bowie, Irwin Baer, Cecil
Digby. Andrew Hess. Carlisle Raper,
Litert Raper. Jack Horkheimer, Ken
meth Franzheim, William Franzhelm,
Woodward Franzhelm. William slmp-
son, Forbes Simpson, Dewey Quarter,
Charles Quarter Virginia Burt, VIr-
ginia Barton, Virginia Blue. Virginia
Brown, Virginia Gilchrist, Mary Yir-
GINA Sands. Elvirn Young, Bertha
Good, Mary Delbrugge. Eleanor Hollo-
way, Ei'zao Oct. Grupo. Eleanor sween-
es. Naltle'ihe iaSior' mary Ellen Haz-
lett. Jeanette Zeigenfelder, Frances
osueh' hatherihe franzhelm. Gertrude
Carter. Katherine Stone, Ethel Reed,
I'i'ue'iie l'ioch' Ella Ma! Hoiiida%'
tN"iicy peterson, Marsery brady, Milf
lam seheilhase, Aapel Silchrist, Mar
tha Mcclure Katherine Lancaster,
EHle Lee hop!hson, Essie Mitchell.
ana Setue f1irsch 1utmah.
Col. isopert Wh!te mas kinqiy con-
serted 'A' 10 describe s"' the PASSION Play
US ne saw II ~hile ABROAD TINS sum
' t'c II is 10 oe ae!iVered In 1ne lecture
room Oh inc FIRST Prespyterian church
Moh,'ay evening" november ~ Tor the
oShet' OIL the missionary societies OF
.he church. rms play as IS wen known.
op"Fahhinersau. IN the baVarlan nigh
iai'es' anu Inc characters representing
the various passions Oh Christ are ta-
ken os the natives selected oy the COM
munity at large. me character OF
Shfist was taken 1our tunes py the
same man. covering ior'y years o. MS
seatation brought new man to the
front. AS there can be no description
OF more interesting event, there Is no
doubt that the church VIII be tested to
its full capacity on November 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph c. Brady gave 4
ct the family home. Pleasant Valley.
Thursday evening. complimentary to
their daughter, Miss Alice Brady, and
her guest, Miss Rhoades. The house
was beautifully decorated and illumi-
mated throughout the grounds. The 9f-
fair was one Of the delightful society
1fIss IA, T,v,or VOL, ,,novn ,nd
deservod,v nonu,or vouno lady bos or.
c,n,ved , cbiIdr.n,s dancing c,ass FOR
Friday ,ftornoon nm tho Island TIL.
c,oss nae.s ot Mvers, hal, corner NJ
Virginia and Penn streets md success
Tho Daughters NJ tbo Confectionery
save dated their annual Charity hall
for Novenbar 20 ot rho Carroll c,ub
house. Those affairs are recognized as
events NJ oocb veor md are oaper,v nm
ticina,ed nv both older and vouncer
The marriage Of Miss Lyde Beatrice
Prince and Mr., Frank Lawson Miller,
ut, ,.o,, ,,nor.n ,rd nonr,or ,,ou,,o
''''' "e', h,'o"' ""u popu'a' sVun7
people. VIII De soieHhizeo at tae rrinee
vember I, In the presence OF many
friends.
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