The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29

one D. m, and was a very quiet affair.
The service was read by DR.. G. Philip
Jung, rector of St. Paurs Episcopal
church. The bride wore lovely frock
OF white tricolette and her flowers were
Aaron Ward roses worn as a corsage.
Following the ceremony q sumptuous
luncheon was served with covers laid
for: Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wesley
Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. E. W: Talbot. Mr.
and Mrs. David Fisher Of New Martins
willie; Rev. and Mrs. jung, Miss Ruth
Fisher of Morgantown and Miss Ca
mile Talbot of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher left on the 1850
train for a wedding trip which will in
clude stops at points in the east and VIII
terminate in sojourn at Atlantic City,
N. ]. In a few weeks they will take
up their residence at New Martinsville.
overall Wedding
The marriage Of Miss Gertrude Rein.
the Waldorf-Astoria, New York, last
week. was the first wedding of proml-
nent people where the bride and groom.
minister and immediate attendants and
guests, were attired in overalls and
ginghams. The Rev. DR.. w. d. Tuckey,
pastor OF the Andrews Methodist church
OF Brooklyn. performed the ceremony.
Miss Frances Grotsey was the brides
maid and Mr.. Joseph r. Reinhardt.
brother Of the groom, acted as best
man.
Mr.. Frederick is the son Of Mr.. W. K.
Frederick. Of this city. and during his
residence here resided at No. 633 Main
street. He is a graduate Of Linsly In
stitute. During the war he was sta
toned at Hampstead. l.. l., in the intel
ligcnce Department Of the Aviation
Corps.
This evening the regular Thursday
night dance will be given by the MEM
bcrs Of the Columbia Club in their club
rooms on the South Side. The music
will be furnished by the Columbia or
been prepared for by the committee in
charge.
New Era Guild.
Miss Edna Houston and Miss Ruth
AdamSon will entertain the members OF
the New Era guild Of the Stone Prcsby-
terrain church Of Elm Grove this even
Ing at the homo Of Miss Houston on
Kruger street. Elm Grove. 4 brief de-
votional and business session will be
followed by merry social evening
spent in informal pastimes. The even
ing's pleasures will be concluded with
the serving Of delicious refreshments.
Mrs. Harry r. Brennan is teacher or the
guild. which Is composed of about thir-
's-hve young "a ladies' y, : Dance.
The Booster committee Of the I. Q. O..
F. will give a dance for their members
and friends this evening In the fraternal
hall lodge rooms In Martins Ferry.
Dumps SaXaphone orchestra has been
engaged to furnish the music and cor
dial Invitation is extended to all TO at
tend.
Pryor-Hsrrold.
The marriage Of Miss Lillian Beatrice
Herrold, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w.
y. Herrold, Of East Wheeling, and Mr..
Alvin Bernie Pryor, Of New Matamoras,
o., will be solemnized this afternoon at
o'clock at the residence of Rev. W..
II. Fields, pastor Of the First Chris
tian church, who will be the officiating
minister.
The bride, who will be unattended.
will wear travelling suit OF blue trico CO.
corsage will be sweet peas showered
with valley lilies.
Following the ceremony wedding
dinner will be served at the home or
the bride with covers laid for the i'm
mediate families of the principals. The
happy couple will depart on short
honeymoon trip to eastern cities and
on their return will be at home to their
many friends at 4O9 Wabash street.
Miss Herrold Is a very popular young
lady Of this city and has innumerable
friends who will hasten to extend their
best wishes. Mr.. Pryor Is the son or
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Pryor, Of New Mat
amoras, and is employed at the Wheel
ing Motor Company.
Honorary Events.
Mrs. Woodson 4. Wills. OF Charles
ton. W. Va. who is the president Of the
| will be in the city next Thursday, May
:, to attend the annual convention of
| the First district, which Will be held at
Wellsburg:, While in this city, Mrs.
guest Of Mrs D. A. Taylor, and will be
| the honor guest at a. number OF delight
full functions being planned.
The first will be an informal recep-
ton TO be given by the Out Look Club
and the Woman's Club of Wellsburs.
which will conclude the convention pro-
gram on Thursday afternoon. On -
Jay, OF next week, the Woman's Club OF
! Wheeling, will entertain with an elaoor-
ate reception to be held at the a. .. U.
w. hall. The Collegiate Alumnae Asso-
citation will entertain with delightful
luncheon on Saturday, TO be served In
| the First United Presbyterian church.
| The Woman's Club of Moundsville. has
| also planned an informal party for Mrs.
| Wills, during her stay here.
| Mrs. Wills will go from this city TO
Keyser. where she will have a part on
the program Of the annual convention
Of the Second district. which will be
Honorary Bridge-Tsa.
| Complimentary to- Mrs. George Jener-
son OF Baltimore. Md. who is the guest
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry lib
bert OF the Howard apartments at
! Pleasant Valley, Mrs. Richard Markell
| will entertain the members Of her
bridge club on next Wednesday after
noon at her home In Bac Mar. The aft
ernoun will be devoted TO the fascinat-
! ing diversion. and the games will be
! supplemented with a dainty luncheon.
The guests will include:
| MesdameS-
! George Jefferson Russell Irvine
| J. Dana Tomlinson j. j. Mathlson
| George Hewitt
| Misses
| Grace Carter Gertrude Garden
| Bess Mathison