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RECITAL GIVEN
ON WEDNESDAY
BY MUSIC DEPARTMENT OF wo.
MANS CLUB. KATHERINE
EBERT CHAIRMAN.
Fine Renditions Were Given 10 a
Large and A~ppreciative Audi
enee-Shakespeare Club.

\ larger and more -appreciative aud
fence v greeted a Musical recital
given by the Music Department OF the
Womans Club than that which was
present on Wednesday afternoon al
the \. q. L. W. hall. The recital was
delightful IN every wav and the fact
that the program was made up most
y OF the young artists and new mem
beers or the department. made 10 all
the more interesting. for every one
acquainted themselves we'll.
Miss Katherine Gilbert was chair.
man for tho day and 10 her the credit
is due. as tho numbers chosen from
the SchubertChopin were assigned "a
those whose voices and rendition were
best adapted % The numbers Miss
Gilbert pleased the audience bv choa-
ing the younger artists who included
Miss Anna Beuter. Miss Bess Carney
Miss Adolph and others.
Mrs Julius Pollock. chairman Of
the department was there I'm apprecia.
Ton or the days entertainment and
TOOK Great interest Zoo the youur arr.
lists The first number was tho QUAR-.
tette schubert Sorelade." by Mr.
Flora g. Williams. Miss Dora NeIr.
niger. Mrs Don Nerrimau Mrs CIV
Wagner. Tho voices blended beau-i.
lully ana tho tone quality was evcen-
fiouaII} % with clarity OF each
''"..N.' "'N N|I'fNN|N I|."
selection Is always q general ~fay0rita
and Miss Ehhrrt could not have se-
lrcted better voices to render BE-.
Miss Bese Carney appeared second
on Tho program and played the YER,
difficult production "polOuaieo in A
Flat hv Chopin with good ~tcchnique
and her rendition was quite intciIi
gent
Miss Anna Boutor. who graduated
from tho Mount last season. and who
b. teaching there a. present. made
hor FIRST appearance before tho club
and received repeated gho
has "a most powerful soprano voice
and GOOD control With clarity Of deem
tones D SAM tho three difficult
German selections. My DELIGHT hy
thOuln "NuahomWaueor WI gfnren
hv Schubert. and Gretchen no tho
SPINNING Wheel" hv Schubert gFa
SANG them we'll and the appreciation
wae general
MIes fou Adolph. Tho widely
known pianist. who iuef returned
from tho Boston Conservatory OF
Music. rendered two artistic noe
furuce Tier Caec Of execution and
mastery manner Of bringing out tho
-oNrreseion ~ Tho productions were
evident Do brought forth the fact
In The two Chopin noctunre thar
proved Chopin 90 boz The poet Of tho
piano Tho selections were y sharn
major Nocfurne and e. sharp minor
polo0ai.e and they were greatly ap-
prrciafed
Mrs James r Hanley. one or the
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THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
By Ruth Cameron
EXAGGERATING TRIPLES.

I am growing more and more cor
WINGED that one OF the CHIEF reasons
why many OF us are so hard 10 live
with-both for other people and our
selvos-is bccaus We daily and hourly
lose sight Of the relative value OF
things. cNaggeratiug the worth OF
tribes and minimizing the value OF
realities.
Pretty Mrs. a. who finds 70 more
agreeable Co attend o. late afternoon
bridge Do Co Eu home and have her
sha dinner ready GOA time and
lind ont how her boys spend .ne two
hours between schoOl and dinner. nud
clever Tom g.. who allows hi- lovely
Young wife Co 1T alone with n,-
thoughts five or six nights in Ga. wee.
while no II absorbed 200 clubs and BAN
gueN. are typical cases.
Bach is losing the most UrrHI.If
things Boo life and getting boo eNchaugC-
" "a An hour of idle Cabling. a. little
passing Of bits Of T~a-tebuurd. mlIlt-
piled courses Of iudigcstIbles ard ztIla
after dinner speeches.
A friend Of milne. who g. 20 s~'cuorr1-
yhcr. went 60 live with au elderly aunt
fh" aunt had 81 large. pleasant home boo
which she was entirely alone and very
lonesome the niece Dad been living Ir
on ur1ftructive boarding house among
n~ucOugerlal people and spending most
OF her modest salary for tho right Co
1--we at aI 10 seemed 900 ideal arrange
mrut. buf NJ ouly lasted about H H,H-
They parted Elk months ago and tIIr.
tHat they are both Surry now. Tor.
vhile 90 The tiwe az parting DO seemed
fH each that she bad serious grounds for
complaint against tho other. .r gong
over the ground. ~ fnt'r Disagreement
after they bad cooled down. each was
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amazed 60 find how trivial they were.
some of them they could scarcely re-
member. they were so u-uimportant. For
instance. the aunt would fuss and fret
because Edna had left the bathroom
window open and cooled Off the room
and EDNA would think she couldn't en-
cd on having the red tahlccloth in the
morning
And 30 each lost much that was real
lF worth while because she let herself
s~Natr,rate the importance OF littie
How often we speak SHARPLY 70 our
nearest ana dearest about some little
triur that is really infinitely small and
HriufYrfHut compared TO the pain W.
itl sou that someone called YOU On
ihe telephone. After all. De- that over
-IEll SUCH O. big thing that your are
.~iIiIed iu sending the arrow % your
sharp rerroOf Co pierce her tender
mother heart II there were any meas
IIt i} which the relative Importance
of these two things could hc JUDGED
>'n would stand aghuat before the
H.fIr ifNuruf and wonder al yourself
There are moments boo all our lives
when wn get H truer sense Of relaffv.
values $40 Too often these sarer mo.
U'Ht- ore ffuugHt with infinite raf-
ness because they come too late 20 sac
from ihc torture Of unarailirg rcmorre.
You are careful foo your shopping ana
your business relations not 90 paw hieh
f"r o. Thing az little value. why not 10
a. careful BOO the greater business of
I MAN Ifs NOT fo pay FOR each ourcs
oft UrHes Hu ounce OF gold Whoeyfr
i.t. chat Ir sure fu find himself SADLY
bankrupt In the end
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CARROLL CLUB
WINTER PARTY
GIVEN BY TIE MEMBERS WE'D.
NESOAY EVENiNo-WELl
ATTENDED
Mrs Charles Frsnxheim Ent-rtaIn,
To-dsy at Echo Point-Hiah
School Dance last Niqht

The members of the Carol club en-.
joyed their m%id~inter party at their
club Wednesday evening. The audi
forum, where the young people
danced, was decorated in blue and vel
low streamers and snow balls were
everywhere suggestive OF winter,
Five Hundred was played In the par.
Tors. where the decorations were also
In keeping. Later in the evening a
luncheon was served in the dining
room by Mrs. Louise Stauver. The
tables were adorned with snow balls
and a delicious menu was served.
This event was a REPETITION of those
given formerly and many young peo-
pie were present. The club Is being
beautifully decorated and remOdeled
and will be In readiness for the big
charity ball. which takes place there
soon.
Wednesday evening. Meister's fun
orchestra rendered the late dance mu.
sic and prizes were awarded TO the
winners at Five Hundred.
HI following were the members OF
the committee.
Mr. and Mrs. J.. a. Michigan. chair
men. assisted by.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seaton Alexander
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Burns
Mr.. and Airs. william Burns
Mr. and Mrs. W. 4. Cogley
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dickman
Mr.. and Mrs. y. busch
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. a. Edmonds
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Ford
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ~. Gundling
Mr.. and Mrs. Luis Heiner
Mrs. Mary Hoffman
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GIRLS! LOTS or BEAUTIFUL HAIR
NO DANDRUFP-25 CENT DANDERINE

Danderine and carefully draw q,
through your hair. taking one small
strand at a time. The effect is amaz.
ing-your hair will BE- light. fury
and wavy. and have an appearance OF
abundance. an Incompatible lustre,
softness and luxuriance.
Get a 25 cent bottle OF KnoVlton's
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter. and prove that your
hair is as pretty and soft as any
that Il has been neglected or injured
by careless treatment-that's all
you surely a have beautiful hair
and lots OF II II you will Just try a
little Danderine.
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Business
Conditions

Punctuation in the market val.
nos ~ stocks and bonds r.se and faII
Of securities. are The results of some
ono or combination OF causes Tfr
careful investor gfudirH condition..
and. when an u~nfavorahIo aymufom
Occuree. endoavora fo remove Or
eliminate che of tho unfavor.
able condition
Sometimes. 90 Del The physical con
diton n some man that cause a
change In tho quotation. an mon
should Do ~ their best. and ever,
Oue should paw ae much attention f0
the u~nfavOrahle symptoms present
ing themselvcs in DIS r|ereonaI con
dillon as Do would f0 .urn 70 roudI-
ton ln hfs h%uaiun.s ChiroprarfIr
Spinal Adjustment remove tho rauer
~ many unfav0rable and fIafraruul
EymptOm.
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The SEWING Circle Of the 90. james
German church gave a supper iu the
basement of tho church "Wednesday
efrnIrs and Tho menu was "a good
one. fha ladies beina noted for their
hun lUOEIUr
The table. wcre decorated in red
rHrnafiou. and Nra otto Sphenk.
Mrs William Reed and Nre Henry
MnI.cafher were Tho rhaIruer of
fh' General committee In tho kitch
.r were. Mrs hickey Naas Mrs.
-ni1lor. Nrs Gu. Trachf. Miss Anna
Wooster. Mrs. Clemens. Mrs Henry
Hoffman Miss Kate STOPPER Mr..
Gforee Miller iu charge OF tho ico
cream and cake were. Miss Charlotte
Srnerk Mics Frcda S~fr0ehuan a..
sisted hv N.ee Martha Green Mr.
VIII r.hsrk. Mrs Charles sclork
and ofHnr Tho rnaIrmou of fro
table, were Mr. Emma Bayha. Mrs
Henry Miller. Wiee Emma Werfer
Mrs Ernest kuchcr. Mr. William
Ehhorf Mice Anna Bayha. Miss Ll.
liam Schmidt.
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Hair coming out? II dry. thin.
faded. bring back its color
and lustre.

Within ten minutes after an appli-
cation OF Danderfne you cannot find d
single trace OF dandrun or falling hair
and your scalp will not itch. but what
VIII please you most will be after a
tew weeks use. when you see new
hair. nne and downy az hrst-yesbut
really new hair-groWing all over the
scalp.
A little Danderine Immediately dou-
oles the beauty OF your hair. No diff
Terence how dull. faded. brittle and
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The Woodford club viii dance az the
STAFFORD springs Hotel Thursday even
lhg orchestra music viii De furnished
and the committee IN charge rs CONF
posed OF Messrs Eudge. kebar. Kraft.
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UnitariAns Meet.

nder the auspices OF the Woman's
nan Of the Unitarian co-nrregation
ana the last meeting was held az the
hotne Of Mr. and Mrs. p :. Romine on
I ueSuaN evening. Rev. Mr.. Peas. read
"A paper on we'll known women and
lrinSs TO a high standard the good
work OF w~omaukind. The subject chos-
iott, IN which he paid a high tribute
70 her and other women OF her kind.
ne better she is educated spiritually
and intcllcctuallN the better PREPARED
she TO do what g. expected OF her.
tte SAID the broader education does not
qualities. but strengthens all the ambi-
tons OF womanklnd lie spoke Of the
social and political prominence OF this
woman and said she was also a lover %
nome and perfect therein. She worked
hard FOR the liberty o. slaves.
Following this talk "A social hour was
snJoyed. with Mrs. Henrietta Arbenz-
ltomiue presiding at the piano. and She
rendered some excellent selections which
Nere appreciated by all Her conditions
we're brilliant Miss Constance Bente
sang well and selected songs well adanf-
ted TO the evening Of ENTERTAINMENT
t.leEant refreshments were served by
AIRS komtue and the meeting was a
great success. These meetings are FOR
tne friends OF the congregation as we'll
= : the members and in the future some
ilne programs will De arrange and a
silver offering taken. The Tnitarians
are building on Eoff street and when
me church is completed there will be- a
large membership
The young girls who assisted in serv-
Rose Arbenz. Helen Beckett. Miss Ueuter
= onstance Eente. There was a large AZ,
tendance, with many OF the prominent
people OF the city present.
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Ovsns-worEman-

Tie wedding % Miss norcas Work
man. daughter o. Ar. and Mrs. = r
Mvrkman. 81 ShadySide. TO Mr.. Rayford
rNen~. OF Moundsville took place Tues
Jay evening at 8 o'clock. at the parsou-
axe OF the Zane street church. Rev. Wa
nam schultz. officiating. Following the
Neodlng the couple went 90 the home OF
me groom In MoundsNIlle. where a we'd
ding supper was served
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The Stock Of Valentines

Now on display at the Nicoll Gift
Shop" is indeed interesting.
Some OF the comic valentines are
so clever that you cant look at them
without smiling.
And the line OF higher grade will
surely delight you when you see them.
These are of the silk. satin and eel
luloid variety.
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High School Dance Party

A number OF young men or the high
school entertained at the Elks' club
Wednesday evening with a dance mar.
~. and the affair was Of the usual en-
1Oyable nature. The committee was
composed OF Nessrs Henry Hamilton.
William Parker. Allen Bowie. CoUine.
wood PAUL. Wright's Savaphone or
chestra Of Springfield furnished the
music and the late society dances
were enjoyed. The club was decorat-
Cd In he class colors and the pro-
grams were ~ an appropriate nature.
The following were the guests
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Duqa.Wolfe Recital.

one OF the most entertaining reel
tails Of the sason will be given at the
Elks club Tuesday evening". February
), at Sis o'clock. with Mrs. Elsie
Gundling-Duga soprano and Miss Jes-
sic Alma Wolfe pianist.
Both these musicians are well
ynown and their ability il also
konwn. The program Is interesting
and will appear in the Sunday papers.
The following Is a list of the patron
esses for the recital and the tickets
are for sale at the Davis. Burkham
q Tyler Co; also at the c. A. House
Music house:
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Concert at Edoewood

Tonight in the Buckley church al
Edgewood. the Chautauqua Ouartette
composed OF Messrs. Emil Aucremann
a l.. Frank. Frank II. Kincheloe and
w; T. McClung. assisted by Mrs. Anna
Hilton-Otto. soprano and accompanist
Mrs. Forrest Frankhauser' Mrs Elsie
rlsher-klncheloe. soprano and &c.
companist. They will present a con.
cert program under the auspices of
the Men Bible Glass. This company
OF musicians have given a great many
concerts in the neighboring towns
during the fall and winter season. a
ulstlnct feature OF the TO.
night IS the semi-humorous duet by
Mrs. hlncheloe and Mrs. F~rankhauser
entitled. Mrs. Doctor and Mrs. Proc.
TOR. EveryW here this duet has been
presented. II brought down the house
with app;ause. II represents a dra.
lnatlc action OF two ladies at a tea
table. discussing a new action insti.
tuted IN the Women's club OF which
they are members. where everyone
u sacrifice their title and be only
Mrs Jones and Mrs. Brown. without
he Doctor or the Proctor. The sci.
ectlon provokes much laughter. The
following Is the program:
Male Quartette ........... Selected
Mrs. +. Fankhauser.
Mr. and Airs. Frank K%incheioe.
Tenor Roses" $50. Sanderso,
4 l.. Frank.
Mixed Quartettc celcct.t
The Laugh OF Love" ,Satcr
Mrs. Elsie F1sher-KincheIoe.
lntcrmissiou
The old Black Mare. Soufre
Frank 49,. kincheloe
Mrs. Doctor and Mrs. Proctor
Mrs kincheloe and Mrs. F~ankhauser.
Emil Aucremauu.
Male Quartette. s-4
The World Boz June" craa,
Mrs. Anna Hilton-Otto.
""e V'"r'elte Selected
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= VI I~IThIl YOUNG fntcrtained N
tuesday Bridge Club at her home Wed.
nesday afternoon and all .he member
were present.
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gram assures a me entertainment
and a tne lunch OF tempting nature
VII Dc served. Friends OF the
church and sunday school are urged
10 De present and enjoy The evening
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GET VALENTINES AT NICOLL'S
FROM PENNY COMIC TO FINEST
NicOl Has Them NOw-Vaentines of All Kinds-DOn't Fail to Come
To the Store and Look En- Over.
Valentine Day

Always brings back thoughts Of boy
hood and %girlhood days.
II Is a time when we can all have
la little innocent fun. and 1t brings
an opportunity to the young heart 10
give expression TO smouldering senti.
ment.
In selecting your Valentines don't
overlook the Nicoll stock.
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This evening 40 Tho Second Pres
hyfcrian church viii be- riren = so
cial end entertainment ty tho Sun.
dsV rnh0ol for tho brnehf of an the
members ~ tha church and their
friends. The personnel Of The pro
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Tho Monday night Tango club
danced 90 tho FORT Henry club Wed
ur.dar evening uIth Viss Ewing in.
charge The late society dances were
enjoyed and HII tne members OF the
club were present
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Mrs Charles W Franzheim will en-
terrain with a bridge tea al her home.
Trivia Hal" this afternoon for her
sister. Mrs D. ~. Uolcomb. OF CIe,e-
land % who is her house guest
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To give Dance

The White Lily Social club or hen
wood viii entertain with q special
dance this Thursday evening al the
Armory hall at BenWooI. Music will
Do furnished by the FIX ful orchestra
OF Bellairc. The hall is being beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion.
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The Shakespeare Study club $500.
meet this evening af 800 O.r|u.t roo
On" studio of Mr-. IIu IHuui. rHtr
MAN ON Chari.ut street Do H IrH-
matte night and ever. scene ur Hh.fUH
win be- greatly interesting A con-
fost has been planned hr SIR. rNnr
man in which rhr u.I iuc.ul" aI. I'"
familiar quotations. and prizes WI.
D. awarded during NsH evening fr fla
one showing tho wnFf efficiency
Tho rr0ErHm o. o. follow
E..I Coli
..fUn .NI.IH. ....... N... .
Scene from "ram.Hu .. ft.
sketch "k|rr John Hf.
I.,isv- Of Roofs I...fI
N.r .r.
r.rnre f..m T.i..
........ |ItH.|f..
Letter scene from Ns.r WI.a .f
Windsor .... Ar. IIHrn Williams
T.mrlE Scene NII. thinner N.U|f
DREAM ....... .."... M......
.NUU.nE Scene from H..r.
M.. f.rn.I Hruu.E r.Irw. H
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fIvorites. sang three solos. "fmpa.
f'Huf." MY Sweet Rtroeo" and
Hedge Roses" all by schubert SUr
1904 Thorn ln am unapuruHshHui"
manner and displayed f.Nih.Uty of
tone Goo her rich soprano voice.
Miss Lena Hefkly r'II0I.f and NIa-
Florence Common. violinI.t. played
beautifully "Ihe Sea- AND wnr. u
cored. This was o. ntl.re finish .u
The program with Mrs Emma Enat-
Seabrlght and Nrs Edward ~tIfci
accompanies, the rrocfam wa. 400
that could De desired
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\ very enjoyable affair was a party
given Tuesday evening at the home OF
Miss Gertrude White on Wheeling
creek. near Sherrard the occasion OF
which was Miss Whites birthday an.
ntversary. The AFFAIR had been
planned by Miss Anna Steinman and
the guests included young people from
Pine Hill. Viola and the Creek. The
evening was very pleasantly spent at
various games and other social diver
sions. At a late hour elaborate re-
treshments We're served Among those
present were Misses Vivian Fitzslm-
mons, Dessa McCreary. Flora Sheets,
Nellie Schcll. Minnie Hummel. Rose
McNhorter. Anna Steinman. Gertrude
White; Messrs. Tom Ewing. Charles
Reilly, James Reilly. John McCreary.
Harry Caldwell. William Hummel.
Charles Hummel. Willie Ewing. Reed
Bryson. Harry Morgan. Louis Shep-
herd. Russell Shepherd. George McEn.
tee. Oscar Sheets. Henry Steinman.
Chester Dean. Clarence Robinson;
Messrs. and Mesdamcs John Robinson.
James Robinson. Wesley White and
Mrs. Minnie Green
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The following were the guests presen,
at the reception:
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward oppelt. Of cleve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kraatz. OF Cleve-
land. q.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Kraat1. % Wheel
ing.
Sir. and Mrs. Otto oppeit. OF New Al
Mr and Mrs. August Kraatz. OF Mar.
tins Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Cash. Of Beuafre
Mr.. and Mrs. y. J. Cash. OF Rellairc.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Logan. Of Bellaire
Mr.. and Mrs. I. +. Cash. Of Claring-
ton. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Hutchinson. OF Bell
aire.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Schnerg. Of Rellalre
Miss Carrie Doyle. or McMechen.
Miss Rosetta Doyle. Of McMcchen.
Mrs. \. Roscoe. OF Bellaire.
Miss Roscoe. OF Reilaire.
Miss Helen Keller. OF Bellaire.
Miss Fredericka kraatz. Of Martins
Ferry.
Miss Clara KRAFT. Of Martins Ferry
Miss Edith E~dmuudsou. Of Wheeling
Miss Flora oppelt. ~ Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Tilie Helfenbine. OF Martins
Ferry
Miss Rhoda Helfenblns. or Martins
Ferry.
Mr.. Pau Oppelt. Of Denver. Colorado.
Mr. Arthur Dppelt. Of Frankfort. XIV.
Miss Ida Oppclt. OF Louisville. kr.
Mrs. = o. Amber. ~ Bellaire.
Mrs. Logan. Of Bellatre.
Miss Alice Jones. of Bellaire.
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Surprise Party.

Mr.. Bernard Stanley was pleasant.
~ surprised last evening when a
number OF his friends called at his
home on the Island in honor OF his
birthday. Music. dancing and games
were the diversions OF the evening.
Many beautiful solos we're rendered
by Russell May, Russell Bell and Alone
Sells. At a seasonable hour a dainty
luncheon was served. Those present
We're.
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Margaret GiInsan. Amy Ray.
oppeIt- Cash Wedding.

A pretty wedding took place at the
FIRST NJ. =. church in Bellaire. Wed
nesday evening at 7 o'clock. when
Miss Sarah Hazel Cash. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Presley NJ. Cash. be
came the bride Of Mr.. Oscar VIII
liam Oppelt. OF Cleveland. Ohio.
Miss Edith Edmundson. OF Wheel
ing. presided at the organ and played
L~ohengrin's wedding march when
the wedding party entered the church
and during the ceremony, performed
by Rev. DR.. schmidt. she played
The Sweetest Story Ever Told"
Following the wedding. Miss Ed
mundson played Mendelsohns march.
n bride was becomingly attired
In a white charmeuse gown trim
med IN Duchess lace, pearl and crys-
tai trimmings. She carried a show
valley. Her long tulle veil was draped
IN cap effect held in place with lilies
OF the valley. h maid OF honor was
Miss Grace Evans. OF Moundsville.
and she was attired in Duchess lace
ana white crepe meteor and also
wore a white lace hat. She carried
pink roses. The best man was Mr..
George .Kraatz. Of Martins Ferry
uncle Of the groom. The ushers
We're Mr.. Everett Amber and Mr..
Harry Frankhauser.
Following the reception Mr.. and
MIS-. pppelt lNt Tor the esat where
they viii remain for a few weeks.
n bride Is a popoular young lady
OF Bellaire and the groom Is a grand
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. August Kraatz.
OF Martins Ferry and a son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Oppelt. OF
Cleveland. lie Is in the grocery
business. where he is well known.
Following the wedding the guests
were invited to the Windsor Hotel
where a reception was held and a
banquet was served. Here the dec
orations were pink and white and
everything OF the season served on
the menu
The following Il a copy OF cards IS.
sued.
Mr.. and Mrs. Presley VI. Cash
announce the marriage Of their daughter
Sarah Hazel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-29
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Adelaide Hupp
Mildred Praeht
Messrs.

norm Mildred Rractt
Adelaide Hupp
Messrs
warner Marsh ". Schaffner
Walter Schwalb Wolfe
10Y Jarvis Cecil Eauerls
alley Root Milton Baer
rom HoEe Roland Woodruff
~ Lohman II. Dudley
". Eolt HoWard Jackson
taul kertschy Ralph Wagner
Henry stevens Ernest pischer
MT. William Work
Howard klnual- GUY Holder
berger Norman Hamilton
y Donaldson 1911 Higgins
Allen Bowie Mi Bifm.r
Tom Schoheld Irwin Eaer
g Donaldson sam Good
Russell Goethe Jimmi. Gfnin
Bob Harkins e. Perkins
j. 7. Whitney