The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-23

the South Side. This was the regular
monthly meeting and brlet business
session was followed by a social hour
and the serving OF refreshments.
Lsw1s-raylor.
The marriage Of Miss Zula Taylor
and Mr.. George w. Lewis. both well
known young people Of this city, was
at tho ST. Andrews Episcopal church.
Rev. J. l.. Fish performed the cere-
mony. Following short honeymoon
the happy couple will take up their
residence In this city. where they will
receive the best wishes Of their
friends.
Business women's Club Dinner.
Yesterday evening the Business Wo-
mems Club closed their, seasons meet,
ing with a dinner which was attended
by eighteen members OF the club who
went to the Old Stone House at Roney's
Poihl. where very excellent dinner
was served. The club membership has
been increased within the past few
months to forty members, and officers
plan TO very greatly increase the men,
bership when the seasons poems again
in the fall. ~
Among the members who attended the
Doweil. Miss Ethel Barber. Miss Grace
Maxwell. Miss Bertha McKown, Miss
Florence Hyde. Miss Elizabeth Hyde.
Miss Eleanor Maxwell. Miss Anna carp,
Miss Esi Is- shafs M;,S Miss Anna Jones
Shafer. Miss Alma Dittrich. Miss Clara
Forbes. Miss Loretta Sheppard, Miss
May Donahey. and Mrs. May Kinney
Lewis.
Prs-MuptiAl Event.
Miss Flora Henry entertained a num-
Der Of friends last evening at her home
on Fifteenth street In honor Of Miss
Catherine Shorts and Miss Jane Berry.
who will be brides Of late June. A va
riety OF informal diversions filled the
evening with pleasure. and at a late
hour tempting luncheon was served
The details OF the appointments were
effectively carried out IN q color scheme
OF lavender and yellow. with O floral
centerpiece q feature
The guests wore:
Misses
Hattie Barry Eloise Hewes
Sarah SSSetIS SSathartne shorts
Mary Barry Hewes
Ellen Roth Margaret Darrah
Doris Gibson Lillian Fee
Mesdames
Robert Barry Albert Moser
Garden Party For Brothers
On the evening Of June 80. there will
be garden party given at the home
OF the Xaverlan Brothers on Thirteenth
street. by the ladies Of the congregation
Of ST. Joseph's Cathedral. Different
organizations will take charge OF the
various departments relating TO the
work OF committees. There will be re-
freshments. including cakes. chocolates.
and fancy drinks. under the direction Of
a committee composed Of members Of
the Blessed Virgin Sodality of which
Miss Marie Lane 10 chairman The post
Office where articles Of value may be
purchased for a minimum price. under
the direction Of Mrs w. NJ. Fahey, and
the novelty booth will be in charge OF
Mrs: Ed. J: Joyce, Of the A o. H.
the Woma7's Catholic League. will be
general chairman. and plans to devote
the proceeds Of tho party 10 the redec-
Grating and furnishing Of the Brothers
Home have been made. The party will
be similar to that OF last year when the
ing OF the brothers home. Committees
arc as follows:
Rsfreshments-Miss Marie Lane.
chairman: Misses Sabina Doyle. Eliza
Kramer. Catherine Clarke. Margaret
Hughes. NJ. Gilligan. Katherine Ryan.
Anna Snider. Raphael Moran. Anna Ma
dey Elizabeth Dougherty. Katherine
Deringeri May McKeen, Regina Raffer-
Mary Hughes. Nora McInty. Mary Loe-
cher. Genevieve Clark. Carrie Gompers
and Anna He'll.
Postoffice-Mrs W. NJ Fehey. chair
man. assisted by Misses Katherine Gra'
ham, Loretto Freismuth. Alice McNulty.
Margaret Cartwright and Helen Gaynor.
and Mesdarnes James Gilligan and Thoo.
Padden.
Novelty Booth-Mrs. Ed ]. Joyce as
sisted by Mesdames NJ: Hopkins. Lee
Booth. William Lynch. Crogan O'I>eary.
Dan O'Leary. James Burke. Agnes
Sweeny. Albert Beltz. Trautwein and
Julia Driscoll: