The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-15

bright: Dr. and Mrs. D. B. Purtinton,
Mr. and Mrs Harry Pctticrcw: Mr.. ana
Mrs. Paul Nickel; Mr.. md Mrs. lar
~ Zevc,v and Tack Tevolv: Mrs. Leroy
Taylor and Miss Virginia Taylor: MT
and Mrs F. NJ Grant: Misses Eleanor
and Matilda Albright: Mr.. and MIS-
John L. Cougar: Mrs. Katherine John-
son: c. r. Johnson: f. D. Tunllin: MI
and Mrs. Charles G. Bpker: Mr.. and
Mrs D. G Garrison; Bernard Madeira
and marty: Mr.. Fred c. Schemichel ana
| family and many others
One Of the prettiest Of summer par
ties was that by Mrs. Leo CarIn' III
South Park. honoring Mrs. Joseph De-
, Cant. Of Wheeling. who Is house guest
! with her daughter Mrs. Max Mathers
! Though classed az sewing party q
J number Of musical treats were gwen.
: including a group OF piano selecIloHs
! by Mrs Angelina Conner and vocal num-
! bers by Miss Anna DeLynn. Among the
/ out Of town guests were Mrs. Deuo$~
OF Wheeling; Miss Genevieve Carpenter.
| Eairmont; Miss Louise Loehr. OF New
| Mar,insville; Miss Mary Callahan. OF
! washington. D. c., and Mrs Charles
Rroadwater. OF Middlebourne.
In courtesy to Mrs J. W. Sewers and
Mrs. W. T. Howard. Of Lynchburg, Va
! Mrs A. ". Sewers was hostess TO the
! second Of a series Of parties at her nome
! on Cobun avenue musical program
was rendered during tho afternoon and
! at the conclusion the hostess served
delightful ice course and the favors
J were corsaees Of sweet peas and maiden
hair ferns
Members Of the Southern Bee Sewing
! Club drove to Fields Park. where de-
! nghtful afternoon was spent IN tne
! country. Sewing was the CHIEF diver
sion and at the copclusion picnic sup
! per was served in which tho ladies' were
| Joined by their husbands.
| Miss Marian Cline. Russell Blaney'
| Miss Margaret Fairfax. Glenn linn;
Miss ,Leanna Chambers, Ralph Cross,
! Miss Gertrude Gross. Everett Wade AND
Edward Long were guests at dancing
party given by Miss Marian Gross al
her home in Redwood avenue.
I Honoring their nieces Misses Wini-
I fred and Marian Glenn. OF Toledo, o.
and Miss Mildred Ffnnicum, OF PITTS
burgh, Mr. and Mrs. James r. Moreland
! entertained about rs young people win
! a picnic at Ravens Rock. about ten
miles from this city.
Coming as surprise was the an
! nouncement Of the marriage on June 80
at Oakland Nd. Of Miss Rosetta NJ
Reed and Elmer W. Prince, two well
known young people. Mrs. Prince Is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. K. NJ.
Reed Of Peasants street Is a graduate
Of the school OF music Of the state Uni
versity and a teacher in the Riverside
schools. Mr.. Prince Is the son OF MI.
and Mrs. S. NJ. Prince and Is a graduate
Of the college Of engineering at the uni
versity He is member OF the Phi
Delta lambda fraternity. The young
people are at present residing at the
Prince home.
The summer bridge club at the Rock
ley-on- Cheat colony held It's first meet
ing with Mrs. z. N. Grant and Mrs.
Harry Zevely. Following the play
delightful picnic lunch was served. The
PLAYERS we're Mrs. John L. Hatfield. Mrs.
Frank P. Corbin. Mrs. Paul McKeel.
Mrs ". H. soper, Mrs. Daise Wodd
Beall. Mrs. Robert D. Hennen, Mrs.
Harry Zevcly. Mrs. Raymond Kerr and
Mrs. Louise Krehbs.
; Personals
/ Mrs. o F Gibbs a nd children Of Col
umbus Ohio. Mt. and Mrs. Harold
Hodges and Charles f. Hodges have re-
turned from a motor trip In Upshur
county.
] Miss Ruth Brewster Of Weston who
has been the guest Of Miss Ruth Bin
nix has returned home.
Miss Helen Tapp has returned home
from visit in Keyser.
Mrs J H Abbott Of the woman's
Dormitory at the University has re-
turned from a visit at the home Of her
son Jack Abbott. in Fairmont.
Miss Margaret Smith is a guest in