The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-04
Euragement Announced.

ono or the very 'IiH'S'
ments that has been announced is that
Of Miss Minnie Gogclein Of MCMcrhcn
to Mr.. Edward Mix Of Moundsv'iIe
Saturday, June %, has been named rs
the date for the wedding. which will be
one Of the very interesting nuptial
events Of June. The bride-elcCt IS III"
daughter Of Mrs. Minnie GoGelein OF
McMechen and has q wide circle OF
friends. Mr.. Mix is a we'll known young
man Of Aoundsvillc. He has recently
returned from France. where he was
with tho A. r. r. He is also the oMly
man from Moundsville and vicinity who
Is a survivor Of the Otranto, which was
wrecked last October.
VIM Honor Visitor.
Miss Alberta Stifel will be hostess to
a group Of friends this afternoon at the
Country club. This affair has been ar
ranged as a compliment to her visitor,
Mrs A r. Meighley Of New York city.
Bridge will be the diversion Of the after
noon. which will be concluded with the
serving OF tea
Mrs. Ivan Fawcett will entertain the
members Of the Fourth Twig this after
noon at her home in Woodsdale. This will
be an ell day session. and tho members
are anticipating the accomplishment Of
much work for the benefit Of tho Ohio
Valley General hospital Luncheon will
be served at O'clock
geafz-Baird Nuptials.
Ono Of me interesting weddings sched-
uled for June was solemnized yesterday
when Miss Margaret Baird became the
bride OF Mr. Franz Stein. The wedding
took place ut tho home Of the bride at
Mt Zion, with Rev. l. B. Lcwcllyn. pas
tor OF the Stone Presbyterian church. Of
flciating. About 40 intimate friends and
relatives OF the principals were in at
tendance.
Miss Madelyn Baird. a cousin of the
bride, was the flower girl and three
nephews Of the bride served as ribbon
and ring bearers. The bride was attircd
in her travelling suit OF navy blue with
all accessories to match, and Killarney
roses formed her corsage bouquet.
A wedding breakfast was served imm"-
diately following the ceremony. and at
7:3o o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Stein departed
on an eastern wedding journey. They
will resident Elm Grove on their return,
The bride is the charming and accom-
l,Iished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Bafrd. and has lately held respon-
sible position Rfth the Sterling Products
company. PreviOus to that sho was a
teacher IN tho Triadelphia district
schools, Mr. Stein is the only son Of
Mr.. Henry Stein OF Elm Grove and is
connected with the Miller & Stein cs-
Establishment An tho city.
Wv. q. A. Boat Ride.
TheA Business -WoInan's Club OF tn"
Young Womans Christi ian Association
has chartered the Verne Swain for Il
moon light boat ride to be given Friday
evening, June g. Tho boat will i"av"
the wharf at eight o'clock and will r"-
turn at 1n:45. Various clubs and small
organizations have bought tickets for
this affair and doubtless there will h"
a large and merry crowd take advantaE"
Of this opportunity to spend pleasant
evening on the river. About 500 people
can DO accommodated on the Verne swan.
90 there will be no. 0anEer OF over crowd
ing. Tickets arc now ON sale at tn"
various stores and may he purchaser AZ
the desk at the association building or
from any members of tho club