The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-18
ao-s asunlon.

r. I'D Burma homestead near
r,drc IA. was the scene OF Feun'o,
-. mo Burn. family Sunday, AuRus'
;, and gathered there were me cn',-
den grandchildren and Erea'-Sta g.
,t,t,Jron NJ tho later Alexander turns
nr,,..,cad L. now owned by his
~ r.IvssAs Grant Burns who, win
- uIfo, acted as host 20 tho largo gain
cr'nE,
Those present wsre'
NJ and Mrs. Harvey Burn" MT "no
Mrs. Ralph Burns, Mr. and MIS- ho'ne'
Dn-n, Ar, Charles Burns and som ROD
~, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Laird Miss Nay
x,ox and Howard Grimes, all OF Gays
vile, Pa, Mrs Sarah r. Burns OF VIM
Ridge, and daughter, taeesta Burns %
PittsSurzhi Mr, and Mrs, John A;
Ru-ns and sons, Morris, John Jr" ana
Allen, Mr., and Mrs. Loo Burns anu
daughters, Virginia, Madss ana rsu.lns,
with their sons, Herbert ana "i'reu'
Nr and Mrs ~, O, Burns and son,
william Mccraeken Burnsi Mr. and
Mrs David Hraadees and daushters,
Virginia, Marsares, Louise and EValyni
Mr., Ray L. Burns all OF Wind hidgsi
Mrs. Joseph jennings and daaahter,
ro,a Marie, Of Charlesseni Mr., and Mrs.
VIII Harris and grandson, Philip Best,
Tri Mp, Charles Harris ana MISS Liss'e
Harris OF Glen EassoaS MI ana MIS-
sIas Woodruff and Miss Dorothy Se"-
man, Of MoundsSlilsi Miss ASrtis n'm-
norman, Of MeMechea.
TIL. ruests all came with we'll allied
baskets and at high noon q most aeleo-
,ahIa dinner was enjoyed on the lawn
During the afternoon 4 musical program
vss given with vocal solos ny YRS
Joseph jennings. csntralts In the First
NJ =. church os Charleston, She was
ACCOMPANIED by Helen Gould Burns
Others on the praEron were Mrs. Homer
Burns. Myrtle Zimmerman, MIRA RaiPh
Rurnz Honor and Charles Burns These
latte fox sang popular Rongs and
number OF tho tavorito hymns
y WAS decided that tho deaeonasata
- Alexander Burns shalt Eatasr each
Yea and hold reunion, tucetta Burns
was elected presdcn: % an orEaalsatlaa
r,aGc ~, 81 nembcra % tho Burns FAM
Ry ard Grant Burns wa- named vice
president. while Helcn Gould Burns
= secretary and Mrs, Bert Laird. treas
arer.
card ss~ty ge-sIsas,
Thi- c.N..irS at ther hpme Ia Mar
t!rS Ferry. MIR and Mira Herman WIFE
will entertain a number ef friedns a. an
Informal marty with cards she ehief d.
Version. supper will DO sesNed late IN
thu evening
Informal &aAshssFt,
Yce,c-da, attcrnanh NJ The jaaesrase
Tea Room. Mrs 7 p. Rose Was hostess
q, an informal luncheon. siE guests
were I'm tho party and his afternoon
hours wsre taken mp wi'h Narseas a''
VevSjups,
Eeedlewofk etuh
N-r Louis u ThsHsssa sAtersaihes
81. ,urmhera ef hrV slap ~ hes hsRe
Isst evening. THE raFls bsFsish ef tht
evening was dpvpinr Ia htedlpwsfht ms
u~uaI pas,ims ne tia Hiab, and a. 10
O'Clock = do'irioU~ iurHh"eh Was s'rN'H
Pagsans Charsnssrsi
Mrs w 4. Etselsr "a Betty hnn'
I. very chrrmIrs bride hressed "
n, cua!r, ,u-tume NJ the early days
TIA s'carrr arc very tight and mario"
and Tho waIzt waap hitting ereatei
that cNnEa lightly and adds beaut,
IT, unc and grace to the style OF tina
d?~. Tho ireSs 10 OF white satin, III
Snlrruaous akIrs spreads In rinpie'
ABOUT the Tiny waist and long tran
= suspended tina; will paralysa th'
minds ~ any tlapper today
Tho groom IL no. much spoken or u
MY wedding. He Is thcro 10 DO SUR
but creates Ilttln stir or excitement
In this incident Mr.. Clark, the groom
will appear Ir the early suit worn