The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-05

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Iai association Eroir 1atO until asis
AR. Trent was superintendent at Dav-
Is, having been chosen this spring as
superintendent Of the Ronceverte
schools.
4 The marriage Wednesday night Of
/ Mss Jeanne Marstiller and Prof
Charles Elwood Albert was one of the
most brilliant nuptial events Of the
season. The ceremony was solemn
lied promptly at O'Clock by DR.. Fred.
erick II. Barron. Of the Davis Memoir
sal Presbyterian church. at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
4 Charles NJ. Marstiller. The wedding
march was played by Miss Margaret
Horne. the famous violinist Of Nor
gantown. accompanied by Mrs. N. I.
Hall, on the piano. The best man
A was Claude Albert, Of Easton, Pa, a
brother OF the groom. Miss Stella
4 Garden. Of Covington, Va. sorority
sister Of the. bride was the maid OF
honor. The bride Is the youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Mar
stiller and Is a charming and accom-
iplished young lady and was gradua-
ted from the West Virginia Univer-
sity in June The groom Is an es.
timable young professor who taught
IN Davis and Elkins College for two
years. after which he went to Penn
sylvania state college, where he is
professor Of applied mechanics. He
Is graduate Of Lafay ette College.
! They will be at home at State College,
1 Pa. after September Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Weiderseim,
together with their daughter, Miss Ed
wilma Elkins Bruner. and A. II. Weth-
1erill. Of Philadelphia. left Elkins Mon
day for the East. While there. ar
engagements will be perfected for the
wedding of Miss Bruner to Mr.. Weth-
erill. which is to take place at 'tHallie-
hurst" this city, Saturday, October 8.
Miss Bruner and Mr. Wetherill are
prominent in Philadelphia society and
their approaching wedding will be the
most important social event OF the
season. Both are we'll connected and
heir to large fortunes, the former be-
ling a grand daughter of the late Sem
ator Stephen B. Elkins, and the lat
I ter son OF the late John Price Weth-
Ierill. who accumulated immense for
tunes In the zinc and steel business.
From all points on the western d.
vision Of the Western Maryland rail-
road hundreds Of employees with their
families journeyed to, Elkins Tuesday
4 the guests Of their employers to enjoy
4 the first annual picnic and outing Civ
ZEN for their entertainment. Eight
special trains consisting Of flfty-two
\ coaches bore the four thousand visi-
tors to this city. Lunch was served
them upon their arrival at the FIR
ground. A varied program Of events
Y was entered into and enjoyed by all
present. The guests were welcomoo
Ito the city by Mayor A. M. Fredlock
who introduced former Senator Henry
iGassaway Davis, who in, turn welcomed
them to our city. General Manager
Y Ennes Of the railroad company, re-
I sponded to the addresses OF welcome.
The city was be-decked with decora-
lions and a general holiday spirit pre-
walled.
Mrs. Maggie S. Isner, daughter OF
the Rev. and Mrs. L. G. Potts, OF near
this city, and Vaudeville ]. Phares
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Phares. OF
j. Valley Bend, we're united in mar.
: rage at Grace Episcopal church We'd.
nesday afternoon. with the Rev. R
Cary Montague officiating Both are
very popular and well known in this
county and vicinity.
The final shoot for the Nationa,
Sportsman's loving cup trophy was
held at the fair grounds Monday af-
ternoon. The loving cup was won by
~. A. Weimer, who made a run OF
forty-seyen in the final shoot off with
John W. Graham as his competitor.
\ Miss Carrie Harding and Mrs. C. H
Raukhead were hostesses at delight.
full dance Tuesday night on the porch
of Miss Hardings home, 1.-THE Re.
treat" The dance was given in homo,
of Miss Jeanne Marstiller and her
guests.
R. D. Wilmota left Wednesday foi
Milledgeville. Ga. where he has ,ac.
cepted a position as teacher of Eng
lish and assistant coach in athletics
;. in the Georgia military college.
Miss Natalie Sutherland entertained
Miss Jeanne Marstiller and bridal par.
n y with a dinner at her home Tuesday
evening. Fourteen guests were pres.
ent. .is
J Mrs. W. r. Cromwell was the grac.
ious hostess at 800. party at l1ei
home last Wednesday evening, in hon.
or Of her guest. Miss Margaret Crom.
.Iwell. of Wheeling.
i At the Davis Memorial hospital
Sunday morning. August 90. sor
4 was born to Prof. and Mrs. James q
/. Allen. Prof Allen la nrasidant a,