The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
HEARNE-REID
..NUPTIALS-T
Mr.. WILLIAM LowoeR HgARNE
AND MISS DOROTHY REID
WED THIS EVE
Mrs. Fred Fairs EntertaIns Today
With Reeeptlon-The Danssnt
at Fort Henry Club Today.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
KANSAS CITY. Mo- Dec. ia
beautiful dinner. followed by a dance.
was given last evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. John l. Glover and Miss Janet
Glover at their home. 44l0 Warwick
boulevard. complimentary TO Miss
Dorothy Reid and Mr.. William l..
Iiearne and their bridal party. The
twenty-five guests were seated at one
large table. which held n beautiful
basket OF pink Killarney roses and
stevia for the centerpiece. A few sd-
ditional friends were invited for the
dance which followed
Pre-nuptisI affair
costume ball was given last even
ing at the Blue Hills Club by Mr. and
Mrs. +. +. Swinney and Miss Edna
Thompson In honor OF Miss Dorothy
Reid and Mr.. William G. Hearne. In
the living room where the receiving
party stood. were banks OF towering
palms, ferns and foliage plants.
Baskets OF lovely pink begonias were
everywhere. and fancy hampers OF
growing plants and assorted foliage
were arranged with charming deco
rative effect. On the veranda and in
the entrance hall below were avenues
OF bay trees and boxes OF vari-colored
foliage and flowers. All the walls
were hung with garlands OF smilax
studded with poinsettia and IN the
card room beautiful baskets OF vines
and brilliantly hued foliage were sus-
pended from the green latticed ceiling.
Al either end OF the ballroom luxuri-
ant Australian tree ferns and palms
were grouped and on the side walls
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with punches OF flaming poinsettia
and all around the room bloomed large
hampers OF growing flowers between
which we're splendid bouquets OF poin-
settoa. In the center OF the table in
the dining room was a large basket OF
pink Maryland roses and stevia with
Dresden vase on either side filed
with the pink roses-all Joined with
huge butterfly bows and streamers %
pink tulle. There were several hun
dred guests-Kansas CITY Journal.
The wedding OF MIR. William Low
der Hearne and Miss Dorothy Reid
will take place az Kansas City today.
The bride-elect Is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William McGraw Reid
and Mr.. Hearne is the only child OF
the late Frank J. Hearne. formerly o,
this city. who left for Denver. Colo.
where he was president OF the Color
ado Fuel company. With his moth er.
Mr.. Hearne moved TO Kansas City.
where his fathers sisters. Mrs. Geo
II. Nettleton, widow OF the former
president OF the Kansas City. Fort
Scott & Memphis railroad: Mrs. Ed
ward W. Smith and Mrs Charles
Webster Littleheld. formerly Mrs
kirkland n. Armour. have resided
since their marriage. They are all
millionaires and play an important
part in the social life OF Kansas City
They are we'll known for N cir chart
lies and philanthropies
ON account OF the prominence of
both Mr.. Hearne and Miss Reid. the
wedding will be the most elaborate
held in that city for years. An elab
crate reception will be held following
the wedding, at which the first So
ciety OF many cities will be repre-
sented. From this city are Mrs. Gus
tav A. Aschmann. Mrs. William
Hearne and Mr. Ran Stalnaker. There
are a number from Sewiskley who are
well known TO Wheeling society.