The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-29

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was best man for his brother. After a
reception which was given for the
bride and groom, Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
lesley left for short honeym Don,
after which they will make their home
at Logan, w. Va. s-.
James J. O'Leary, a prominent at
torney Of Wheeling, who recently un-
derWent an operation for throat trou-
BILE in one OF the Washington hospi-
tails, is reported to be rapidly improv
Ing.
Mrs. A. Gardner Jackson, OF Park
ersburg, who has spent the past few
in Florida. stopping of In
Washington to attend the Daughters
of the American Revolution Congress,
will leave this week for Parkersburg,
accompanying Mrs. William Hatnes
Smith, former state regent Of the
Daughters Of the American Revo1u-
ton, but recently elected vice prest-
dent on the national board.
Former State Senator William
Campbell. of Charles Town lis IA bust.
ness visitor in the city this week.
guest at the PoWhatan.
Announcements has been made to In
terested friends here Of the date Of
the ceremony which will unite In mar
rage. Miss Tudelle Hug hes, daughter.
OF. Congressman and Mrs. James a..
Ashland. KY. The wedding will take
place June 16 at the home Of the.
bride in Huntin gton. and will be at
tended by a mum Der OF Washing
ians, with whom Miss Hughes was
great social fayorite during the years
of her residence In the capital.
The election OF Mrs. Parks1Fisher.
of Morgantown, to be state Regent of
West Virginia for the Society Of the
Daughters Of the American Revo1u-
ton. was confirmed at one Of the bus
mess sessions Of this week. Mrs. Fish
er is remaining in Washington to
spend a few days with friends. and Is
at The Powhatan. Mrs. Fisher, who
was elected at the annual convention
lin Parkersburg last fall. Is the only
sister OF the late Admiral schley.
! Mrs. George DeBolt, ais GA delegate
to the Congress. has left for New
York. accompanied by her niece, Miss
ESue KearsleyT Watson. who was one
Eof Mrs. William Cummings Story's
pages. They will spend some time
with Mrs. J. E.. Watson, In the me-
itropolis. Miss Mary Louise Nichols,
Ialso page. is now the guest Of Miss
Madge Sample. at Laurel, Md. s4s
The older residents Of Parkersburg
will be interested in the fact that
Herman u. Amiss, a former resident
Eof that city. was one of the leading
mem beers Of the building committee,
(which has successful lily carried to com
lhandsomest churches in Washington.
Mr.. Amiss was for m any years organ
list at the old Fifth street Methodist
1church in Parkersburg, In fact, was
the first one to play the pipe organ
that was installed there, and after.
ward returned to Parkersburg, to for.
Emally open the new Juliana street
organ. Thesnew church which was
formerly dedicated Sunday by the
|lcongresation Of Calvary Methods
lEpiscop pal church is a handsome Goth.
lie edifice, and it planned to be used
not only as a place OF worship, but Z
gathering place for the con gregatior
lat any time, having a thoroughly
modern equipment for all Of the ac
cessory departments Of the church
Bishop Earl Cranston. and Bishor
Homer O. Stunt, Of South America
had charge Of the dedicatory service.
(which were in accordance with the
ritual OF the church. William sE
llBraithaWaite, also a former West Vir
!Sginian, was the soolist for the occa:
Iston In an elaborate musical servic.
which was given by the augmented
choir Of the church. 's.sS
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexande MCNEIL, o
Berkeley Springs. are at the Pow
hatan. being among the prominen
out-of-town guests who arrived her,
this week to attend the golden wed
ding anniyersary of Mr.. and Mrs. sEu
gene Van Rensallear. The wedding o
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Rensselaer, which
| WAS solemnized In Baltimore jus
after the close Of the Civil war hat
It's golden anniversary in washington
Tuesday Many letters and telegram
and letters Of gcongratulation were re-
lceived from all over the United States
and many arrived from West Virgini;
where the Van Rensallears main tain
summer home at Berkeley Springs
and where Mr.. Van Rensalleart ha
large business interests.
Included In the list OF fourth c1as
postmasters commissioned are
James g. Dean. Glendon: Bessie &c
Baker. Lizemore Willis G. POINTER
Pruitt; John y. Sites. Vago Willard
G.. Stewart. Homer; Luemma y. Lilly
lClear Creek. sS .55a5 5fss.3lsSa3;57
IA new ofhces has been esta blisheda
ylPruItt. Pleasants county, half va,