The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-03

Miss Helen Hyer entertained q group
Of friends Tuesday evening al her nome
the birthday anniversary or MISS ElVa
Pctticord TIL" affair was held on the
lawn surrounding the Hycr home, where
| dancing and music was enjoyed by the
merry gathering. At a late hour lunch
con was served with the lovliest or ap-
! continents OF pink and white was seen
! with sweet peas forming the center
piece Miniature candles marked the
! places for the following guests:
Misses
Elra TcttiCord Irene tiyer
| Adria MCGlumphy Cora Wyckham
SiHila Morgan Helen hyer
MessrS- EIAOl
! T,ouis Sloan Louis Stewart
! Fred Van Horn Bert Pettlcoro
/ Charles Sloan l.eeua DeFaul
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wedding
! A very pretty wedding was solemnized
! Yesterday morning at , CLOCK AT the
Sacred Heart church when MISS kather-
inc Dailer, Of this city, became the bride
| Of Mr. Arthur Hendrickson. OF Brooklyn.
! y. Y. Miss Loretta Armbruster was the
! brides maid and Mr.. Frank Nau attended
! the groom. The altar was beautifully
decorated with southern snilax and a
! tall standard Of smiax and rose buds
! was seen on either side As the Wedding
| party entered the church Miss Catherine
| Mulroy played MCndelsohns wedding
march. Rev. Father Corcoran performed
| the ceremony and read the nuptial mass
The bride was attired in travelling
| suit Of navy blue with all accessories OF
| black and carried an armful or brides
roses Miss Armbrustcr wore black
| velvet suit with accessories Of rose and
/ black and wore corsagc bouquet OF
pink sweet peas and rose buds; NJ .na
| Mrs. o. J Dailer. OF No SAG Coal street.
and is quite popular with large number
Of friends. The groom is from Brook
lyn. n. Y. and holds responsible pos
| no Y G. O. railroad.
| Immediately following the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served at the
home OF the bride with covers laid Tor
only the immediate family and intimate
| friends. The table decorations here
were pink and white and basket OF
Killarney roses formed the centerpiece
At $50 o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Hendrick-
son departed over the B. & O. on an
eastern wedding tour which will termin-
ate at Brooklyn. where they will visit
with the parents Of the groom
Visitors Complimented
! Miss katherine Pfarr entertained q
, group Of friends last evening at her
home on the Bethany Pike compliment
! airy to Miss Edith Brown. Of Phiiadel-
! phia and Miss Mary Hart; or Clarkspurs
ton of Monument Place The young
| folks enjoyed a merry evening OF In
/ formal social diversions and at late
hour elaborate refreshments were served
, Win inc lONlISoS Va go 49,
Miss Milton will entertain for her WIS.,
! itors this evening and on Saturday eve
ming Miss Josephine Cox vii lbc the
hostess at a merry dancing party at the
! Country Club. Mr.. Bob Whitaker Will
! entertain Monday evening with dane
| ing party promising a round OF delight
| full affairs for the charming visitors.
Mrs. colvts Ronored
Mrs. John Colvig. recent bride. who
! was Miss Catherine Baldwin OF New
| York City, was complimented at pretty
/ ColviE at her homo on South Front
street An informal afternoon OF sew
! ing. music and songs was enjoyed and
at o'clock refreshments were served
Mildred Reynolds MnrJoHc Meyer
\ Edith Bonnoson Aimee Northwood
Elizabeth Kolletka, Virginia Hodge,
! Of MorEantown Ruin Hillrnan
| Ada Bonneson Martha ColViG
Iohn Coivjr of Ralston Ryrun
! New York John Reid
/ Guy Holden AlGy COlvig
ONLY A MILLION u. S.
SOLDIERS UNDER ARMS
WASHINGTON, July 3.-only l.oOo'-
900 men, o. whom litua more than
40o, 900 remain overseas. are now phder
arms, according t. an announCement
today by tho war department. AT mo
present rate OF homeward movement,
the American army Of occupation would
consist of arly two divisions on Aug