The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-11
WELL KNOWN
COUPLE WE'D
MOSS MARGARET HARDAAN OF
MrDDLEBoUNRNE BECOMES
BRIDE OF W. H. THESIS
Ceremony was Performed At Home OF
Rev. and Mrs. J. Elvert wells AZ
EdEwood Thursday

| N2rdman. daughter "f Mrs. l.Ndla titIu.
rran nf M,ddl"hourn". w, Va. n"'ame
, the bird" al Mr.. William tEhrS l"e'S"
. of Pitt> hurGh. ,.
! Tho Wells homo was attractirrl!
decorated With many gorgeous rconlt;s
! IN pink and white. CUmhlncu Win hIuS'
, roses Of d"l'rat" r,mk ana n%rN p ibr
yellow roses. Tho latter l'rhnIhE u"
i,.nI"- "f IN" table.
! Before au mprnvlScd altar. where
! pcoHj"S pr"d0mnai"'i. IN" WcdIIhE Ger
] cnony was performed by the Roy. Mr
! WrIl+ naSrnr Of the, Buckley Methodist
! k.n,sropaI church, Miss Louise Nc>bit'
! Of Sar>iis, u COUSIN "f IN" bride. acid a.
maIu Of homer and Mr.. James L. Th"iss
| of Pittsburgh, WAS best man:
+ IA Miss Hartman and Mr. Th"lSs On.
tered In. room. accompanied by th'll
attendants. Mrs. Charles \. Tut'i". OF
, ParkersburE. also \ cousin of IN" hr'n"
played the Wedding March from l."hrh,
grin. During the wedding ceremony
Rose" hv MrI"wru and AZ the conylud-
lnc PRAYER she played "Oh Love Ihat
WIl Not Let Me Go.
Tho bride wore n very handsome gown
Of white satin crepe r"mhlhc" VIII ~
Ncnise lace. and rorSaGc ~ hrlhrS
r,Ses and white sweet peas. Her E"'h%
away costume was handsome nnVE
hlu. crepe meteor costume win "h!"n
sno wore a close hitting turhan. trimmed
with touches Of delicate flowers.
Following INC ceremony, u "'NN''H
breakfast was served.
woman of Middle bourne. her taih'r ~
W. q. Hardman. having been Il pI""''
mont politician Of Tyler county; OF
which h. served as sheriff, anu ,n,..
laturr Mr. Thesis, the groom. Is as
socIated with the Pittsburgh Coal CO..
at Pittsourhg. A.. Tro,rs
Will make their home al M,Guier!ui ne
owing 70 the illness of the bride
mother.
Entertain for Mss Garden.
Mrs A. {. Wheat will entertain At lhe
Country Club on Saturday AFTERNOON ~
honor Of Miss Gertrude Uaruen' a tr'.IS
viii provide the afternoons enter m
mcnt and about sixteen guests h"Nr
he.r invited the guests list lhcIuh'ns
he members OF the bridge Gu" l"
winch Miss Garden belongs. Inc 'o'-
loving Will be the guests:
Misses:
rorothy Berry, Sara Jackson,
ClarksburG. I.IeanSt ~
Dorothy Itomcr, beSS w
cumberland. Md. Gertrude Garden
MeSdamCs:
j. Dana TomIinson. Frank AT I,,I
Russell Irvine. 49, 81 Wnrt,u
Edwin Bowie, IH!Nn" " go
Announcement Party.
Miss Addie Hump. the charming
d,mrbIcr of Mr.. Archie r. HuPp' OF
Fourteenth street. was cntertaInrN Ees
terday with luncheon gwen ny ~
w, p RurriS and Mrs. NJ Is I''SM,,s'
her TWO sisters. al the nome u IAN
Burris, at LenoX. the party being E,Ncn I,
~ annouce the engagement IF MISS
Sunn 70 Mr. Alex Young, Jr. The wco
ding will take place in the early latI.
Table appointments were a,tr"e'', rr,.
carried out in PINK ana VIZ. on.ss used
as center for the table making mos
CHARMING cffect. Little MISS Jane hu,
ri. distributed flowers among me guess
a, tho conclusion of the iunche"h' 90
flower having tiny ueIlc''riy 49,,
tainted card 10 1t which announced 'n'
Mss HUM is one OF the. most attrar,
,iya md yivaCiOus members OF III"
Younger set. with all OF whom Sm', 80
iayorite. Mr. Young IS the s.r"n 'n md
or Mrs. Alex Young or ElIh 49, - a.
* connected with the Nhee"H S''''
Iron company at Bcnwood'
The guests were: ,x;
Addie Hump r oErinn G'ree
S',,shurcb Louise Bullard
go Elizabeth Hupp
$50 youn0 Ruth Mason
Sara Jackson ,
McSOaHltS'
coo-co uevitt John Reid
. .ntS,o dickinson Archie Hurr. Jr.
Naesan TayIor Edwin Spears
Harold Young NJ; d: So
Lee Hill w.
Alumni Banquet,
~ Wondav night the Wheeling HiGr
cSnoI Alumni association Will 6iNc
| hanouct at the Mcclure hotel IN NOM,
IF Tho class OF 1870 which graduatca laS'
night. 90 mako the
| .nnnct unusual and attractive, SOM,
1880 surprises having been arranbtSS
~ he sprung during the eEehlms' Wnu,'
will take the form or rauutS me S,S
nut on by the talented mSmoe'S 80
psSoCiation. To add further ht'lS,t
, Monument speakers have been invliMd -
! irnoLc addresses. among whom VIII y
,ba Rev. 5. n. Gibson. the popular m,t'
ister Of the First Pres oytcrlan rnI iiir
prof II. d. Johns or W hrr",s vii
school. and DR.. w. r. Lopez. VINO VIII
sSn Eo the address Of welcome. MuSl'
viii be provided by the members ot ~,
association who can play so ma 49,.
INSTRUMENT in the band VIII DC ..p
sented under the very Cdp"ole titn.
Of oliver Edwards at the piano Al'SH
rethcr the committee in charge IS sha L
inr strenuous efforts to give one "l tt ~
mSst entertaining and live atfAirs "h'''
the association has ever hdu'
Macademy Club Dance.
Tonight at the Elk ) ,iub. tne H"r"
emv club will give dance Tor VIM,
Jacobs orchestra has arrange" w.
! dcIirhtrul program Of clever ne" mum
hcrs IL is expected that the uSua' Id,
attendance will be present 10 EMO! "''
dance.
informal Reception Aonors aueseA
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward HaLlett were y,
home 10 a number or their 1rIenus i"
sVenipr IN honor Of MIR. ana Mrs. JONI
k. Dunlop, Of New York CITY. Inc sueSH
OF MIR, and Mrs. PEBBLES Tatuh,.
The home was ChATnihSE n'So, ".o,
with gorgeous June roses, ana II'
baskets OF p-onies. From o'h!nu
screen OF grecnery over which cIlmpC'
crimson ramblcrs, soft strains OF o.
rhestra music gloatcd out. During I'M
evening about 80 guests called anon
| whom we're many OF the old lrlchdS 4"
Mrs. Dunlop. who came 10 welcome ne
on her return TO Wheeling. the hrst NiSu
which she made here since her m"rr'ae'
Dinner for Recent Brides.
| A number of young women WI" corn
| nose a popular club were guests las
! .Lrnnp at a chicken waffle dinner. CIV
! on at The old Stone House. c"mpilm'hl
| airy 10 two Of their number Wh" VIZ
! brides OF the past few days. The hono'
= 4, HlrnlI Ross, II.