The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
GARDEN PARTY
NEXT MONDAY
MEN WILL ENTERTAIN WITH
RECEPTION AT wooDLAwN
Many Weddings And Informal Parties
with Musical Affairs Hold the
Social Calendar

On Monday evening three well known
Young Wheeling .m"n. MeSsrS Bryan
STEPHENS. George O;outcrS and Professor
Elmer g. Hoelzle will give farewell re
repti"r md garden party on the lawn
surrounding the home ~ Prot H"ciZle
at No 80 Poplar avenue. Woodlawn.
feature % thu evening will be- a delight
tul program which will be presented by
n number uf Whcel,ugs best known
MUSICIANS
Thu lawn viii Ice attractively decor
Rtcd wt;h Japanese lanterns. presenting
q charming appearance. The hours will
hc from, rjshi t" eleven ocl"ck. and dur
lnG the evening many friends "f the
Young men will call. Tn" aftIir j. d"
farewell previous t. their departure for
RI PaSo. where Prof. NnelZlr will accept
a position as choir master in a prom,u-
cnc Methodist church about the first If
August They will leave here July
fifteenth. driving to San FranrisC" and
making several stops IN route visiting
Los Angeles and other points Of interest
in California before going To FL Paso.
Hayes-Lutz Wedding
Miss MARY EuStuu HaAeS the daurh-
ter Of Mrs. McClurg Hayes. became the
bride Of Mr.. Paul Lutz. son OF Mr.. vii
liam !. Lutz. last evening AZ six o'Cl"Ck
the ceremony being performed by the
Rev. Edward rhcGer. pastor OF ST
Mjchaels church at Edg'ngton Lane. at
the home of n" brides mother In Echo
Point.
The wedding service took pIa"" before
an altar uf pink and white rambler
roses and lilies combining ferns and as
paragus vines arranged IN the hay win
ence Of aboU, one hundred and h'ty
guests The home was charningly dee
Grated throughout with the rambler
roses and Nllies.
The hrid" was given in marriage by
her mother. Miss Sophie Eustou Wood.
her cousin. WAS maid Of honor and Miss
Ka'heri~. l'farr. her bridesmaid. led
the bridal party down the stair case
into the drawing room Mr.. Francis
Wood. another cousin Of the bride. held
the ribbon Streamc-S forming an aisle
through which the bridal party passed
~ the altar. where they were met by
the groom and his best man. Mr.. VIII
liam Frauzheim
The bride wore a gown OF Waite satin
simple IN style trimmed with rare old
rose point lace which had adorned the
wedding gown Of her mother. and Of
her aunt. Mrs, Frank RidEelcy. The lace
was caught below the waist line with
pearl ornaments falling gracefully {"
the hem Il her gown. \ court train
falling from 'ha shoulders and a fuil
sulle veil completed tho charm "r her
costume. She carried 4 shower bouquet
81 white orchids brides roses and sweet
peas
Miss Wood and Miss Pfarr werr
gowu2d alike in frocks Of pink Genr
ge,ts beaded with girdles Of coral and
deep blue. They carried pink roses and
swee; peas.
Mrs Mc'lurg Hayes wore a hamdsom"
gown 81 flame and orchid chtffon. Mrs.
! Howard Mcdonald. an aunt Of the
bride. wore orchid chiffon and satin
lace. Mrs George McClurg Rush. an
other auu;. wore black and Miss Stella
Hayes. cousin. wore pink georgette.
Nf,er the ceremony a reception was
held followed by buffet supper served
Gy joyce ~ pittsburgh.
Mr. and Mrs. Lutz left for motor
tin 81 Eastern and New England states.
NS her travelling costume the bride wore
SUI, "t blue epoUc" With grey blous"
,ad a snail hluc hat trimmed with
rose, she Wore gray fox FUR and car
ricd travelling wrap ~ rose pink.
-. .,.G" wis" is tn" only. daughtel
,. 49, !i1y.~. has been fr;ed with 4
. ~ q &C. i.uu"rS. dances. lunches and
~. ....'.: one ~ The most attractive
"rl ""ui,- 90 The Younger set Mr..
I.urz : prominent in club circles and is
.r-. .vd tn his father in tho Home
Iet"l :aa"'..y "r which n, Is ~" sec
,ary Pc j. a gradual" "f the New
l"~, Military Academy ~ C"rnwall-om-
tl"-'rIGena.