The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-27

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walden-Eiflsr.
At st. Clairsville, Saturday afternoon.
was solemnized the marriage OF Miss
Alta Eifler, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G.. Eifler. Of Martins Ferry. to Nr.
Marsden L. Walden. son Of DR.. and Mrs.
J. G.. Walden Of Warwood. Mr.. Walden,
a graduate Of West Virginia university.
holds n clerical position with the Whit
aker-Glessner company. He and his
bride will reside in Warwood,
The following announcements have
been issued:
Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. Eilfler
announce the marriage Of their
daughter
Alta Laura
Mr. L. Marsden Walden
Saturday. August twenty-fifth
nineteen hundred and seventeen
ST. Gainesville. Ohio.
Entertains Cor Miss Springer.
At the home Of their mother. Mrs.
Louise Jerome, IN West Liberty. Sat-
urday evening, Mrs. j. S. Bonar OF Cam
eron, and Mrs. l.. E. Becker OF Wheel
Ing. entertained complimentary to MISS
Hannah Springer, whose engagement 10
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erty State Normal faculty. was recently
announced. Pleasant diversion was
found in games and the hostesses served
a dainty luncheon.
The guests included:
Misses,
Sue waddcr Maud Jefferson,
Lou Shorts Moundsville
Kathryn MontgolnerAnna Hartley
Martha Beck Maud Curtis
lila Pogue
Mesdames.
Everett Cook Charles Summers.
VIM. Krumme Washington, D. c
Callie Issen, Lille King
Washington. D. c. Louise u. Jerome
Lutheran Women's Meet.
Officers and committees Of the Luth-
eran Women's League Of Wheeling arc
completing plans for the Leagues mas,
meeting to be held at Mozart Park Sep
temher IS. Mrs. George Grant Ruff.
president of tho Lutheran Women's
League Of Pittsburgh. will be the prln-
cipal speaker at the gatheri-~----
Kings Daughters Tag d..
The managing board Of the h. ;
Daughters Day Nursery have fixed SAT-
urday. September IS. as the annual tag
day for this institution. Wheeling PEG.
pie always respond readily on this year
ly occasion to tn. appeal for assistance
for the nursery. Thursday. leaders OF
Kings Daughters circles will meet with
Mrs j. ]. Birmingham at st. Luke's
1ectory. to arrange for Tag Day and for
the annual Baby Day.
Farewell Dance for 6nardsmsn.
The fairest Of Whcellng's society
beauties aided in making the farewell
party given TO the soldiers on the ISL
and, the most enjoyable feature Of their
stay in this city, at the dancing pavilion
Of the Fair Grounds Saturday evening.
The affair was planned by a group OF
ladies connected with the local Red
Cross Chapter. ard every detail was
falutlessly arranged.
One of the mos; enjoyable features of
the program was a solo by Miss Flora
Williams. In beautiful soprano voice
she brought to the hearts of al pres
ent the real sentiment Of the occasion.
The pavilion WAS appropriately dec
grated in patriotic scheme with a
large edition of Old Glory in the center
of the ceiling. Red White and Blue
lanterns were placed over the electric
lights, giving the whole patriotic as
pect.
At ten-thirty o dainty repast was
served TO the soldiers and their ladies.
after which tho dancing continued until
nearly midnight. when the dancers were
relunctcnly compelled to bring the en-
ioyable evening 10 a close.
Besides tho general chairman. MISS
cnrtrude Garden and Miss Helen