Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-28

nounces the following subcommittee
for each day this week:
Tuesday-Mrs. William Petrie, Mrs.
j. J. Haigh, Mrs. F. G. Caldwell, Miss
Lizzie Swift. Mrs. A. l. White, Miss
Edna Bingle, Miss Bessie McLain.
Wednesday-Mrs. Ada Barr, Miss Ell
len Ellingham, Mrs. George H. Ebeling,
Mrs. Shehan, Mrs. j. H. Littell. Mrs.
Harry Mendel, Miss Saliie Dudley.
Thursday-Miss Mamie McCammon,
Miss Bessie Morrison, Miss Carrie Copp,
Miss Matilda Burke, Mrs. Geo. Wells,
Mrs. E. B. Potts, Mrs. VIII Brooks.
Friday-Miss Hattie Wheat, Miss Jes-
sic Murrin, Mrs. Thomas Little, Mrs.
J. B. Garden, Miss Nina Downs, Mrs.
Edward Harry, Mrs. Robert Reed.
Saturday-Mrs. w. ]. Hardness, Miss
Lydia Adams, Miss Lyla Little, Mrs.
William Jones, Mrs. William c. Grad
dock, Miss Mary Hanke, Mrs. William
H. Fee.
QUEENS DAUGHTERS.
The Queens Daughters are located in
a pretty booth with very tasteful dec
orations. Ice cream, cakes, pop and
other refreshments are dispensed for
the benefit of the organization. The
committee in charge includes Mrs.
Peter Haley, chairman, Mrs. Frank
Fox, Miss Eleanora Locker, Miss Liz
zie Debold, Miss Mary Hughes, Mrs.
Connolly, Mrs. George busch, Mrs.
John Saunders, Miss Annie Beuly, Miss
Ella Sauers, Miss May Witty and
others.
WHEELING HOSPITAL
The Wheeling Hospital booth, at
which sandwiches, lemonade, ice cream,
and cigars are on sale, is in charge of
Miss Kate Carver, assisted by the fol-
lowing named ladies: Misses Matte
Zinn, Jennie Gaus, Mollie Hadlich,
Lizzie Kughlen, Title Riley, Mary
Riley, Josephine Riley, Victoria O'Rare,
Sarah Connolly. Mary Tallman, Sophia
Hadlich, Cora Matthews, Ada Burley,
Maggie Jones, Maggie Barclay, Flora
Welty, and others.
CITY HOSPITAL.
The ladies of the Hospital Associa-
ton have a double booth, deliberately
trimmed in the hospital colors. blue
and white. One portion is an emer-
gency hospital, with a trained nurse in
I attendance. Several cases have been
treated during the first two days Of the
Fair. The booth is in charge of the
Executive Committee, of which Mrs. w.
T.. Butler is chairman. Among her as
sistants are Mrs. John Frew, Mrs. ia
cob ". Grub, Mrs. Joseph A. Metcalf,
Mrs. T. C. Moffat, and Mrs. G. L. Gran
mer.
Other ladies to be found in the City
Hospitals booth are the following,
namely: Mrs. w. A. Herman, Mrs.
James Cummins, Mrs. Joseph Speidel,
Miss Jennie Bailey, Miss NJ. c.. Wilson,
Mrs. julius Pollock, Mrs. Charles Kill
myer, Mrs. ]. F. Merriman, Mrs. How
= ard Hazlett, Miss Mary Vance, Miss
Lucy Kyle, Mrs. r. H. List, Mrs. Rob
ort Dalzell. Miss Martha Hare.
ALTENHEIM.
The Home COR the Aged has one Of
the handsomest booths on the grounds.
1t is devoted to the sale of high grade
souvenir queensware and photographs.
The committee in charge is composed OF
Mrs. Anton Reymann. Mrs. H. F.
Behrens, Mrs. G.. E.. Stifel, Mrs. L. F.
Stifel, Mrs. Mary Franzheim, Mrs. N.
B. Scott and Miss Amelia Stamm.
ST. LUKE'S.
Last in order comes the booth oceu-
pied by the chancel chapter of st.
Luke's P. e. Church. Island. Their
lemonade is anything but the circus
variety, and their candy, cakes and ice
cream are just as good. Mrs. George
w. Lutz is the chairman of the commit
tee of ladies in charge, and she is as
sisted afternoon by Mrs. Frank Mcneil
and Mrs. Harry Mendel, Miss Carrie
Taylor, Miss Carrie Brues, Miss Fannie
Reed, Mrs. Lutz and others.