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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-10
Charles Day.
Seabrtoht-Re,t,i. wedd,,,


=. Miss Erma Beattie, daughter OF
Mrs. Mary Beattie. OF the Island, be-
came the bride OF Mr. Louis Carl
Seaoright, OF Martins Ferry. TUESDAY
afternoon. The ceremony was per
formed at st. Luke's p. 4. church on
the Island. where the bride has for
a number OF years been the organis st.
She has rendered the wedding march
Tor number OF happy brides OF
wheeling, and on Tuesday Miss
Louise Adolph. of Martins Ferry, pre-
sided at the organ and played the
bohengrin march for the Seabright-
Beattie wedding.
The church was decorated in white
draping. with clusters of asters
placed at Intervals. Bows of white
ribbon marked the pews, and the
chancel was done entirely in ever
green. Promptly at 2:30 the four
ushers led the way. and were DIR.
Raymond Fccer. of Pittsburgh. a
cousin of the bride: Ralph Frye, OF
Monessen, Pa: Howard Faruuhar. of
philadelphia; Thomas Purcell Beat
tie, brother OF the bride. The ushers
were followed by Miss Margaret
Beattie, sister OF the bride, who was
the bridesmaid. The bride and
groom brought up the rear. At the
altar they were met by Rev. Jacob
birmingham, who performed the cero-
mony.
lue Lrlue wore travelling gown
OF rich Hagan blue, with a chic hat
TO correspond. trimmed in blue
French plrmes. Her bouquet was a
corsaSe made up of brides roses.
The bridesmaid wore an afternoon
gown OF peacock blue charmeuse and
carried Killarney roses
Following the ceremony congratu-
lations were extended by many adj
mirlng friends. and Mr. and Mrs.
Se2brIght left for an extended honey
moon tour. after which they will be
80 home ~ the Rider apartments in
Martins Ferry. The bride Is one of
Wheel.ng's popular young ladies'. and
well known in music circles She il
graduate OF Oberlin Conservatory
OF Music. Mr.. SeabrSht Is employed
AZ the stanton Heater company OF
Martins Ferry. and received his edu-
cation at Bucknell university.
Collegiate Alumnae Association.
The first meeting of :hc COLLEGIATE
Alumnae Association Of the season Of
l9l3-14 viii be held AT the residence
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box party WIS given M the Vic.
t0ri1 theatre Monday evening Tor a
number OF the Young people who arc
loaving for school Mrs Charles
iay and Miss Jennie Moore mere tho
hOafc9rce. ard in Tho party wero
Misses Euuiro Jones'. Itcicn Gofhtn.
Ethel Perkins. Naruarot Moore
Christine Iturklr. Ruth Psut. Jennie
Moore. Mildred Reynolds. MndfpI
Sautcra. Mary Jamifou. Mars Woods.
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OF the president. Mrs. II. Maynard
Kimberland. in Park View Lane. Sat
urday. September 13. at ? O'Clock. The
program will be assigned and import
ant business transacted for the year.
Delegates will be appointed 10 attend
the State Federation meeting at Hunt
ington. October Is. Il and 10. All col
lego women are extended a cordial
welcome.
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Tho W0IIITE N Mas T1urn
WaIkcr OF Si1iysido. Co Mr. CIar
once He'll Of Hciiaire. took place in
" ellington. Pa. last week while tho
bride was ON virif 90 relatives Tho
bride D. Tho daughter Of Hr and Mr.
David Walker. OF shadyaldr. and the
rrOpw o. tho son % Mr. and Mrs
John Hell 81 Ueuaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-10

The Ellen Richards prize OF $1,000
offered by the American Association for
tho advancement OF research by women
has been awarded 90 Mrs. Ida Smcdley
Mclean. an English woman. for her
work on The Biochcmicai Synthe STA OF
Fatty Acids"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-10

The Polygiot Petition Of tho Worlds
W. g. T. L, a multitude Of Christian
HoInen of all races. banded together a.
9estfoy the liquor traffic. trgrsgafea
a.''u.'p' names. according To- figures
recf ntly given out. Tho petition IA
mounted on cloth. and n The names
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In his commencement day address 10
the students OF Ohio Northern Univer-
city at Ada, Governor Cox said he hoped
that IL would he only yay yshyoyrt time
until the women OF ohio would be yot-
ing on equal terms with men.
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&41aazaSsS

Why wear garments that
are made to fit anyone, when
you can come here ard have
your Dresses, Gowns, Suits
and Goats made exclusively
for you and the cost will he
no greater. Our garments
give you that distinctive ap-
pearance so much desired by
the women of fashion.
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The suffrage movement Is growing
rapidly all over Mississippi a suf-
frage league with 70 members was late
ly organized at the Industrial Institute
and College. Columbus
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Past Presidents.

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their president. Mrs. Arthur p schmidt
In W"odlawn. The following is the sea
son program.
Past Presidents.
Mrs. VI. W. Buck.
Mrs. II. J. Ienlel
Officers.
President-lirs. Arthur l.. Schmidt. %
Poplar Ave. WCodiawn.
FIRST Vice IrcSiaent-Mra James
Thomas. Zane street
second Vice Re- ileni-Nrs. l.. Il.
Beidcman. II $. Penn street
SECRETARY Mrs. J.. q. Byron. 22c5 Eoff
Treasurer ,Irs Leonard viets. y.
Huron street
a., Committees.
Mcmbers hiU-Mre j. NJ Wrestling
Mrs. Thos. I. Bownirr. Mrs. l.. 81 i'.,'.
Program 1YI3-fFif-MiaS virginia
Norton. Irs. james Thomas. Miss Mary
PoEue.
Press Mrs " q Byron. Miss Belle
AcGsunahan. Miss Alicia BLIZZARD.
TrcZrr unnie-
OCTOBER -. 1913
Women ~ Jaunu .... ... Mrs. y. H. Best
Review ~ The putlpok" ............
................M rs James Thomas
Novr,inEn r. n''r i,i !! O. b'F""
some Social institutions ..........
Review Of "Llternry lisc-t". ......'.
#
Hostess ....s ...... Nirs,s MrGrauahan
pECEMHi.u @. 1918
Nrfent IoTiF- ...... Mr.. f.Fluard Efats
Religion ....... 'fi.. Minnie -f.u trt
Review ~ The Lsdics Home Iourn4r'
cd. ........- ..-...... Mrs Cecil Robinson
ii"ai''H- ..-...... Mra Cecil Robinson
JNNTAHY o.. 1915
. .urr"rt Topic .... .A'rs D. IT Hsidern.n
Review Of Review Or se,ic,,- .'.'.'
a. ....-..-... fiie b. Ncsranahrn
,..---. .IEHItr AIRY Do. 1915
Law ara order Mr. Jar,.s rbo1,s
Review 81 WORMS Wor.-
H.. ......-........ air- J " wdsling
i'"H''HH $3.50. $3.50. Mra D. % flcidsrau
MARCH 10. 1919
,,..irt'1t I'li. ....... Sis. Mary Forue
Review of The iuders1dcut' .......
Hostess .... ....... ... urf o.. %. lest
current Topic. Nir. Minnie st.y,-t
Economic Conditions .
......... ......... NrH tf.u Robin .gri
~ lu ih' 'I'i'f. VIZ l.rnItro Vets
...... VIZ. 10 .rtru NI.s.
t4rrsnt Tonic .. 1Ira o. o. ft.tt.......
Travel and Commcf,r.
Election ~ orficsrs '' '''" Robinson
Hostess .... ,,..... Nr. > " Wrestling
~ ~ o. 1915
IiI'Ni i'pt. .... .Iirf D. McGtarahnr
IFfHn ae t tuiDuiyer . Nrr D .rb.,.,l,.
Hostess ...... Mrs Arthur o. schmidt
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Miss Katherine VI. Stiles. OF Menomi-
nee. Mich. daughter OF Judge stiles. IS
managing editor OF n daily newspaper
She studied Journalism in the Univer-
sity OF Michigan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-10

An arson squad OF militant suffrag-
cites in London. England. burned the
country residence OF Sir William n. Lee
Yer. founder OF Port Sunlight and chair
man of the Liverpool School OF Tropical
Medicine. July 6. The damage amount
ed To over 100000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-10

Miss Margaret z. Knight. IS the first
American woman TO receive a patent for
an invention. she secured IL at the age
Of IL and is still at work after CO years.
now experimenting with a sleeve valve
engine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-10

The wedding of Miss Elsie Rose Potts.
daughter Of Mrs. Margaret Potts of
North Wheeling. and Mr.. EurtiCc Wea-
yer. Of Clarksburg. was solcmuized at
the parsonage OF Thomson Il T.. church
en- Tuesday at high noon. Rev. W.
Hardinser officiated and following a
short wedding tour Mr.. and Mrs. Wen-
yer VIII leave for Clarksburg, where
they Will make their home.
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Mrs II. w. Lewis. OF Brimfeld, Mass
Is hying a nine-foot Votes for Women
Tanner along with the Stars and
stripes on n 55 foot fiagpole. Mrs.
Lewis home Is high up on the side OF a
mountain and the flag Is conspicuous
to vote.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-10

oakland. Cal. IS enjoying the nov.l
seLsati"n OF a woman CHIEF OF police ar,
me regular force according to dispatcb
=. Time Will tell nov necessary aniI
cHle!ent they are and ali upholders 81
well. "4s" 'Helh
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The child welfare bureau maintained
10y the oregon mothers congress in the
court house at Portland has made such
"a place FOR itself that the state fair off
Gals have appropriated $1,000 for an ex-
hibit in eugenics and child welfare, 70
fall
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ENGAGEMENT MADE
KNOWN ON TUESDAY,
MISS HELENE DEvoRE TO MR..
HENRY ARTHUR hEIkZE OF
ClARkS6URG.
Various Literary and Social Clubs are
Planning For q Busy Years
Work-Other Notes.

delightful affair was given yester.
day afternoon at the home OF Miss
Helen III. Devore. when she entertained
number OF her young friends.
Music. sewing and other pleasing d.
versions succeeded one another in
joyous movement until toward even.
ing. then the guests were invited to
the dining room, which was beauti-
fully decorated in pink asters and
ferns and other greenery. all embel-
fishing a delicious luncheon fault.
lessly served. AS each guest took up
the daintily etched place card she
found on the reverse side the follow
ing announcement:
Colonel and Mrs. James Harvey Devors
daughter
Helen Hilton
MT. Henry Arthur Heinze
OF
Clarksburg. w. Va
The prospective bride was shower
ed with cordial congratulations and
best wishes by her surprised and
happy friends.
The wedding will occur in the
near future.
The bride-elect is the charming
and accomplished daughter OF Colonel
std Mrs. ]. II. Devore. OF this city,
and Mr.. Heinze is n popular young
business man of Clarksburg. w. Va.
Miss Devore was attired in a beau
tiful American Beauty shade OF mes
seline. finished at the neck with n
dainty Marie Antonette frill Mrs.
j. ii. Devore wore a rich white wolfe
with a real lace bertha. Mrs. Leland
Devore's gown was a rich creation
OF copper color charmeuse with black
lace trimmings.
At six o'clock Col. and Mrs. James
Harvey Devore presided at q dinner
which was arranged as a farewell
compliment to their son. Lieutenant
Leland Devore and his bride. who was
formerly Miss Gene Welty. They
leave today for Fort Mcpherson,
Atlanta, Georgia, where Lieut.. Devore
will be stationed for a period. There
We're covers for ten relatives at the
dinner
The following young Matrons and
Misses wero present at the after
noon luncheon:
Misses:
Cora Mayors Nellie McFadden.
Helene DcVore or Moundsville
Dixie Hess Carrie Cats. Of
Pauline Miller MOunGsville
Mesdames:
A !. MARRIOTT. OF William Cummins
Mobile. Alabama G. II. Hadsell
VIII Cruise W. - Walters
Harry Ruhle Earl Reed
Leland :. Devore Ralph Walters
Wedding Announcement.
The following IS a copy of cards re-
cctved in the city:
Mrs. \. VI. Ridgely of Woodsdale
announces the engagement OF her
daughter
Alice Chapline
TO
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were written one under the other 4
would be more than FIVE miles long.
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McCLASKEY

A Cleaner who gives every or
der intelligent attention; whose
only business is to serve his pa
irons faithfully and we'll. You
won't be disappointed if you trust
your cleaning to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-10

We'll. did them moving picture people
get pictures OF everything on the farm
Everything but the hired man" said
Farmer Heck. They couldn't ketch him
ia motion KANSAS city journal.
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- The Rev. Antoinette l. r. Blackwell.
was lately celebrated by IN. NJ, H..
~ suffragisis, Christened fve childrc,
recently at ChilmaTk Mass. where sh1
HlNtA her summer home. Two were
Efahtiaohs. two Erardrieces and one a
andnephew. Sne tlflStened them In.
water from the River Jordan. when sha
nrousht back from a visit 10 Palestine
some years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-10

tmaster-General Burleson apnolnt-
ca Miss Jessie Nashon. OF lEellinghar,
wash, a. an elevator conductor in tic
Ieuelal building after having on. -.
used To do 50. Senator Poindrxter -
W hshington. represented to him tbat
Nils dchon was perfectly CONNECTICUT
70 manage any mechanical diniculttss
that might occur. and his argurn,r, +.
convinced the postmaster-gencraI
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Wedding Announcement.

The following IS a copy of cards re
ccived in the city:
Mrs. \. VI. RidGely OF Woodsdale
announces the engagement OF her
daughter
Alice Chapline
20
George Burton Chorpening
OF ClarksburE. West Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-10

The Housewives League Of Louisville
KY has appointed committee OF 100
which has made several tours of the
groceries in behalf OF cleanliness and
the antt-fiy crusade PlacardS. in tho
nature Of certificates OF approval, will
ne given FOR display In those stores
which meet the leagues approval and
those which do not still receive the I'M
welcome recognition Of the black list
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Island Literary Club.

The Island Literary Club held their
first meeting OF the raj at the home Of
their president. Mrs. Arthur r. schmidt.
In WOodlawn. The following Is the sea
son program.
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Collegiate Alumnae Association.
The first meeting of She Collegiate
Alumnae Association Of the season Of
l9l3-14 will be held nj the residence
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Monday Party

The Carriean home. AZ SherraTd. was
the scene of an enjoy able affair Mon
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2luslanoiide Ssafbrihten.

Ger dlteIte Wein Der 6 r
De, bus dIteite 81 otes tett
Ser QIpen. Den Gtte'ten Wein
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parne Rot6Ttilo etueu mGht'g II ros
miIhen Cara dus qrauem Slno'tetn
aus. geim Ceffnen fano man in be
lem uuser oem Stslett neb:n sin.r
qrsahl 3er6rohener cine poblerhlltene
-FlaIte, Sic unter pertdr3tem Slipenol
telleu. peiBen Wein enthielt, mas ourf
eine 9robe piIienihdItIih feit1elt LII
ruroe. Die Site, nit ejner Sd t1t
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drpben TIdThen in 8ellsrn untergs=
bradlt piro, ferrItt betanntl;h heute
nod in Stalien. Rad oen Tunouma
ftdnben entitommt Der Weiu ettra Dem
Sabre 300 n. CIR, BAT aIio oos ebc'
piiroiae 9llter BON 1900 Sobre7, ous
einsi1e nod. niht p0qio ub1eitorbsn
Dden oes r0miihen meltreihs. Dt
etfpu 10 .3entImeter bobe anltnorl'1t
Tl1ide 1T unter 8las luftciht abg,'
fhlofien uno biirfte nod pieIe Sdbr'
bunoerte ldnq ihr 9aiein friiten. 4us
RirhenarunoIteiner ldgern in o,n
WuIerm nod Wsine aus rem Sahrer
! 100 uno 1865. gei ben pompejant
I6en ausqrlbungen fanoer 'ih b.
/ tannslit audi munhs osrtohlts url
pertrotnete 2ebensmtttel pfe Erote
1 7Seiaen, QaIteten. Ranoeln, 0dfelnih'
manherlei~ 5iiIlenfriitte, aud Sel
/ (oufbenaArt i'm gieapgIer National
WuIeum), dber tein Bsir; auh Il
qrcben 2lmphpren, pelhe teute ncc
1 i'm Seller Der gu1Q 3iomfpe in Qom
Ipeii itshen. entbislten BEL Der 4ufot
DUNG oes 8ebduoes teinen Wein meht
Der pf6l3er Wetu lit fonit IN aefpiher
/ Sinne Der Glts'te Wein ner Grbel 3
osnanntem 3immer oes Rutioral Ulu
Ieums ppn Reapel befinben iit un {
ben 2sbsnsmitteln auA eiruge gier,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-30
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4.70. gsmiid,iss $4.85--4.65 per Sbl.
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