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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24
BRIDGEPORT Locals.

A mar who gave his name as Jones
was arrested at the &. & p. passenger
depot last evening for disorderly con-
duct and put up for his appearance.
Misses Josephine and Colletta Dill
Ion OF Ravenna will return to their
home today. after a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Oswald Schick.
President John Moore OF the miners
left yesterday for Columbus. after
spending a short time here with the
district officials.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hannah and
Misses Clara Forbes and Mary Don
ahey are home from an automobile
tour in Ohio and Michigan.
Herbert Rodewig. a nephew OF Mrs.
Charles McConnaughy. died very sud
denly Tuesday evening at the family
home in Bellaire.
Mrs. Elizabeth Patton was reported
seriously i'll Wednesday at her home
in Brookside.
Clark Campbell Of 81. Clairsville
was in town calling on friends We'd
nesday.
+. l.. Wright was at Wellsville on
business Wednesday.
George +. Stewart. route agent for
the United States Express. was IN
town Wednesday on business.
County commissioners Miller,
| Huntsman and Wise We're in town
Wednesday looking after road matters
in this and Pultuey townships.
Attorney Albert W. KennOn Of s..
Ciairsville was a business caller IN
town YESTERDAY.
Mrs. 7. ". Smith and daurhter of
Stcubcnyillc are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. H. Spraguo.
The A|Ctnaville sunday school VIII
hold its annual picnic this afternoon
in Kochuliuc's orchard
Mrs. Frank Fawcett is home from a
visit with relatives in -. Clairsville.
Everett Thomas OF the class OF 1911
OF NuSkingum college will enter tht
Western N'.rrve university for tho
study of medicine this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Farmer arc home
from a "trip TO Niagara Falls and a lake
trip.
Gideon Harper ot I-r,luI is recover
Ing from injuries -u-'nT-! several
days ago when a. waeon upset.
Hamilton GlaSs OF Flushing was ir
. town "Wednesday calling ON friends.
Z Charles liIl of cleveland was IN
town yesterday calling on friends.
Nr. and Mrs Charles BURGESS or,
huw" from AN automobile our OF do,
Western part OF the state and iu Mic.-
i-aa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24
Cut Glass and China.

Dainty pieces OF china and spark.
Inns gems 90 cut glass |fastefully ar.
ranged hospeit a housewives sense
~ thc beautiful Tho most essential
factor boo the care % chinawarc and
clf glass b. freedom from dirt and
grease. The enemies OF brillaucv.
Icst results in this regard can De OBJ
'1iuci ht the use of Hewitts Easy
Task Soaf. n looscus the dirt and
cuts tho grease. and does not scratch.
Costs eve cents and keeps things
Sparkling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24

Mrs. Jacob Wolfe Is reported 20 be
90 NJ her hom" iu McCurdy's addi-
tipr. Elm Grove.
Tha bail team composed OF members
or Cd" koyston" Bible class. Of the
stone church. ard tho team managed
ty Dr Wilbur Geisl.r. Of Elm Grove,
Viii play q game this evening AT j
u.e''D. uu p Patterson diamond.
charles Yoke. Jr. Of Fulton. In
yesterday FOR Nonroe county. Ohio.
whor. DO VIII spend a two weeks
vacation.
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WI / cf Cnn,rac.

Diroctorof Service !. {. Haync OK
poets this week 10 award the contract for
the oulvert 20 be built under Broadway
south OF the school building and the
cntract for rebuilding a part of tho big
sewer on South First street near the
Cooper shop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24
Was Expenslye Drunk.

A man by the name OF Currey OF
Wheeling. arrested Monday night for
being drunk and d~isorderly. and was
fined s. and costs by Justice Neon
naughty. being committed 10 the coun-
~ jail in default of payment. paid out
yesterday. The fine and costs amount
ed TO $3.50. as the commitment TO
the county Jail added TO the costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24

This morning the local order oi
Pythian Sisters will leave on the early
Baltimore X Ohio train for Barucsvill,
To- hold their annual picnic al the home o.:
NIr>. X. \. lindcmuih, a former wei
known resident Of this place. They vii
leave on the train due at Ecllairc AZ o:3C
IN the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24
Nill Break Camp.

The families from this city in camp
At Camp Rest will start to move back
TO the city this week. hut the majority
will leave Wednesday of next week. and
by Saturday week the camp will be de-
serted. The camp has been a very
pleasant resor this umner and about
Is families was located there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24
Lost Part of Thumb.

George King head machinist at the
Riverside Bridge Works had the thumb
of his left hand caugh, in some machin-
cry Wednesday morning and the member
was injured so that it had to be ampu-
tated at the first joint. DR.. A W.
Diven attended him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24

served two terms. and will quit the
Office with the distinction OF being one
of the best in the history OF
the county. His successor is his pres
ent deputy. Richard Lynch, OF Mar
tins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24
NO Joke.

ksulfh-Iid ypI read that story
overheard iu r. street carr"
T.nics - overheard isn't correct
spcaklrr - "a street car. You should
say tv'r. crlc1"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-24

injunction secured by Martins Ferry to
prevent Bridgeport from shutting of the
water supply OF Brookside. City Solici-
torDayid James will represent the city
and Solicitor Gordon Kinder will repre-
sent BRIDGEPORT.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-26

BY MARGARET WATTS DEPEYsTER-
NEW YORK, Feb. @.--Cspecial to The
lit appears evident that larger
number than usual of eastern society folks
will remain in America during the spring
and summer. This is evident from the fact
that not SO many have already left for
Europe or resorts along the MEDITERRANEAN
az is the usual custom. Many Of the lead
ers are taking short trips TO southern re-
sorts or cruises TO the West Indies and
returning to the north Newport Will have
it's share Of the gayeties this season, as
many are now looking forward to the OPEN
ing OF the season there. Then again the
summer resorts in America seem to be
gaining In favor and there is growing
tendency to spend a portion OF the summer
at the resorts along the Rockies, about the
Great Lakes. In Canada ard at the resorts
In the New England section. More than
the usual patronage from the society set
has been realized by the theaters In the
east this season and while the number of
marriages may not have been as large as In
former years there have been some that
have attracted more attention than In many
former years and have given cause for more
social gayeties in connection with the way
Of prenuptiaI dinners, entertainments and
receptions
JeSyi Island, where the noted club for
lmulti-milhonaires, probably the most ex-
elusive club in America, is located, is now
holding much attraction for the soprtsmen,
especially the yachtsmen. and there has
been a rush 70 the south since the Gould
Decies wedding.
Mrs j. Pierpont Morgan and her dsugh-
ter, Mrs. Herbert L. satterleei Mrs. VIII
liam Rockefeller and Mrs. William @.
Rockefeller have been spending some time
at the resorts In Florida. John d. Rookie
Teller is spending January and February
at Augusta. Ga. as is his usual custom.
Neither the Morgan. Rockefeller or Ryan
families take any interest in the social
gayeties. The name Of Miss Anna Morgan
appears often IN connection with charitable
or patriotic functions. but rarely among
that Of the strictly social gayetles. Neither
does that Of Miss Helen Gould.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Rierstade Hudson. the
latter formerly Miss Ethel de Koven. are
spending their honeymoon IN Egypt. They
viii return 20 the future home In New York
later IN the spring and spend the summer
on Long Island. Mrs. Hudson made her
debut IN society IN washington several
years ago, when her parents Mr.. and Mrs,
Reginald de Koven, occupied the Melgs
house. now the residence OF Mr. and Mrs.
Frank 3. Noyes.
one OF the special functions OF the week
which engaged the attention OF many OF
the southern colony in New York was the
bali given at Hotel Plaza Tuesday b. the
South Carolina New York society. This
was the leading function Of 8 social nature
given by the society during the season.
Announcement Is made 10 Boston OF the
engagement Of Mr.. Percy D. Haughton,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-26

head coach OF the Harvard foot ball team,
and Mrs Gwendolyn w Howell OF New
York. widow of the Rev. Dr. Richard L.
Howell. Mrs. Howell, who is noted for her
beauty, was formerly Mise GWendolyn
Whistler OF Baltimore, a grandniece of
James Mcneil Whistler and known socially
in London. Paris and New York. She is an
accomplished musician. The date for the
marriage has not been announced.
The Countess spottiswood Mackin widow
OF James Mackin, a New York state poll
tician, widely known in his day, Is reported
to be about to add another title to the one
she received from the Vatican II is said
in Paris she is engaged TO marry a society
man, the Marquis de Guerin. The betrothal
has not yet been formally announced De
Guerin is a Canadian by birth. His family
name is Lajouis. He was recently admitted
to the bar having abandoned the practice
Of medicine for the legal profession The
countess was sallie Britton. daughter OF a
former mayor OF ST. Louis.
Plans have been completed for the mar
riage OF Miss Doris A. Dick. elder daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Henry Dick, to
Horace Hayemeyer, son Of Mrs Henry o.
Havemeyer. The ceremony is 70 take place
Tuesday in the Church OF the Incarnation
Miss Julia A. Dick, one OF this years
debutantes. win be her sisters maid OF
honor and Mr. Hsvemeyers sister, Mrs
J. Watson Webb will be matron OF honor
The bridesmaids will be Miss Ruth Adams
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Edward Adams
Miss Harriet Ferry daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. d Hayward Ferry; Miss Lisa Still
man. daughter OF Mr. ana Airs. JOSEPH
F. Stllman; Miss Alice Dickson, daugh-
ter Of Joseph Dickson; Miss Elizabeth Ba-
con, daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. GOrham
Bacon, and Miss Eleanor Hastings daugh-
/ ter Of Mrs George r. Read.
Miss Leary is arranging a fete to be
! held at the Waldorf-Astoria on the after
noon and evening OF February q in aid
Of the Christopher Columbus international
fund In the afternoon there will be a
bazaar and in the evening there will be a
concert. when Mr. Caruso and other dis
tinguished artists Will sing.
Ash Wednesday. which falls on March
/. will bring to a halt some OF the social
gayeties during the next week. Because
Of this fact the social calendar has been
crowded during the last two weeks and
there is a slackening just ahead that will
keep many from participating until after
Lent
Seven bridesmaids at q recent fashion
able wedding walked In single file up the
aisle Of the church. All wore gowns OF
cream messaline over rainbow silk Their
short lace wells we're caught with half
wreaths Of flowers. One wore moss rose
buds in her hair and carried muff OF the
same blossoms. Next came girl decked
with sweet peas, violets, yellow roses. and
orchids also blo0med In the piquant deco
ration OF the brides attendants
There are few handsomer matrons IN
New York than Mrs W. X vanderbilt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-26

sr and her sister, Mrs. Stephen Olin,
and they presented so distinguished an APP
pearance with their beautifully coiffed
white hair and contrasting, simple, rich
gowns on a recent evening at the opera
that the entire audience below stairs
turned and gazed with admiration during
the first entreacte, The only other
matrons on the same evening who drew
attention away at all from the Wander
bilt box was Mrs. T. J. oakley Rhine
lander and Mrs. Benjamin Thaw. Mrs,
Thaw comes from Davenport, Ia. She is
an example OF the charming. as well as
picturesque, society matrons from the
western cities.
The many honors showered on Miss
Emily Grigsby abroad have induced her
20 make her permanent residence in Eu-
rope, her present visit here being only to
dispose of some property. Lady Layard'
wife of the chief Justice Of Ceylon, struck
IN an intimate acquaintance with Miss
Grigsby while she occupied palazzo IN
Venice and a visitor who lately called
on her in London was astounded wnen
Princess Mary, the queens only dapsh-
ter rushed in unannounced for tea. This
social success does not appear TO have
detracted IN the least from the ihna'e
naturaIness. which was always one OF
her most charming and distinguishing Tea
tures. and in the future possibly when
Auss GriRsby has a more spacious menase
~ her own. we shall hear further OF oei
ADVANCES in the world and whirl OF iash'
ton
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-26

tain and Mrs Hiram johnson. Mr. and
Mrs. Johnson entertained In their honor
during the stay Of Mr. and Mrs. Clark in
Washington.
The home OF Attorney General and Mrs.
Wickersham has been the scene OF a num-
Der of receptions and entertainments dur
ing the season. At recent dinner given
in honor of the Spanish minister and Nine.
Riaho, Mr.. and Mrs. Wickersham had as
guests a number OF prominent United
States senators and congressman and their
wives as well as friends known In the lit
erary world Among the latter was Thomas
Nelson Page, the author, and Mrs Page.
Nine. Ali Kul Khan entertained at the
Persian legation on Wednesday which was
the second social function given at the
legation during the month.
A reception was given In honor OF Mr.. 3,
X. Browne and bride, formerly Miss Hazel
d. Vial. upon their return TO the home OF
Mr.. Brownies parents In Washington Tues
day. The couple was married at the home
OF the bride at Sparta, o., February IL
Miss Louise Cromwell, a debutante OF the
season, will spend the spring In London to
take part IN the seasons festivities. She
win be the guest FOR the coronation festlvi-
ties Of Lord and Lady Decies In London
Miss Cromwell was one OF the attendants
at the Gould Decies waddtng
Senior Don Edurado suarez Mujlca, al
present Chilean minister 70 Mexico. has
been appointed minister az Washington tc
succeed the late senior Don Anibai Graz.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-26

looking forward with much interest 10
the annual Easter ball which win be given
at the naval yards April II. The Easter
ball is always one OF the leading social
functions IN military circles.
One OF the leading social functions Of the
coming week viii be the reception given by
Vice President sherman and Mrs, sherman
Monday IN honor Of the diplomatic corps
at Washington. The hours are from to
II o'clock. very large list OF Invitations
were accepted. This reception is second In
Importance only TO the reception given the
foreign legation by the President and Mrs.
Taft.
Senior de la Barra. the Mexican ambassa-
dor who returned 70 Washington Saturday
from a mission 20 his home government,
will spend several weeks here before going
TO Italy where he will fiji q mission Tor
the home government
The Washington council Of Jewish women
will probably give another entertainment
which win surpass that given on ST. vaisn-
tine day, They were much encouraged by
the address OF Assistant Commissioner OF
Labor and Commerce Benjamin p, Gable.
Mrs, l. S. Kann and Mrs. s. Rothschiid
were hosteHses 81 the reception.
Mrs. Lula p. Wilson OF Atlanta Ga. an
nounces the engagement Of her daughter.
Bessie, 20 Lieutenant John Delbert Reardon
Of the Eleventh United States infantry.
The wedding will be q brilliant event which
Will take place IN Waynesboro. Ca, at the
Presbyterian church IN April Lieutenant
Reardon is now stationed IN Arizona az
Fort Russell
Colonel and Mrs. WALL who recently left
Washington, are now with their two dau
tiers, Miss Walk and Miss Elaine Walk
Fort Sheridan. They win spend the winter
there before going 10 Panama.
Miss Emily Bland Of Louisville, Ky. has
been the pretty house guest OF Miss Mar
garet MoCord. daughter OF Commissioner C.
G. Mccord. al the New willard
Society was much Interested IN the mar
riage on Wednesday OF Miss Augusta era
ham French. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry b. French Of Philadelphia. 70 Mr..
Thomas Wallace OF Washington and Louis
vile. The marriage took place AZ the
Church Of the Good Shepherd at Rosemont.
Pa. Quite number Of Washington's social
set attended the marriage.
I After spending some time In Washington
Mr. and Mrs. George r. Mayre are return
ing 20 their home IN California this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark ID. smith Of Detroit.
Mich, have been the house guests Of Cap
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-26
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Archbishop ireland recently addressed
Catholics OF ST. Paul, MINI, concerning the
efforts to build the cathedral OF St. Paul
which Is 70 cost S1.65I690. Il Is expected
that the walls will be raised TO the height
Of eighty feet during the present year TO
insure that the sum of &330,555 must be
raised.
Rev. Frank BalOugh, pastor OF the First
Hungarian Baptist church Of West Pull
man, III, Is notably aggressive Ia work
among the Hungarians OF that town. On
sunday afternoons, and on some evenings
Of the week, he sends out twenty-five OF
his parishioners 70 preach the gospel from
house 20 house.
Rev. Florence Buck Is the first woman
70 hold a pastorate In Alameda. Cal. She
took charge Of the First Unitarian church
OF Alameda on New Years morning. She
"a said TO have had the largest congrega-
ton ever gathered IN that city. Miss Buck
was recently the pastor OF the Unitarian
church IN Palo Alto Cal. and has preached
also IN Wisconsin and al Cleveland, o.
Rev. William n. Ackley formerly OF War
rem ana Management Pier, r. H. and now
rector OF ST. Andrews Episcopal church
Fiftieth street and Fourth avenue, New
York, who was locked out OF his church by
eight OF his yestrymen after he had refused
TO resign last fall has been declared by
Bishop Frederick Burgess 70 be the legal
rector Of the parish, and the conduct OF
the opponents In forcibly excluding him
from the church has been severely con
demned.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-26
az -coNsTANcn cARRuTHERs.

BY CONSTANCE CARRUTHERS
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-(special to The
Bee. )rThere win be entertainments, din
ners. receptions, balls and other functions
70 keep society IN Washington busy until
a late close for the season The exodus 20
the south recently was only for a brief rest
and recreation for those who have been in
the midst Of the gayeties during the year.
Then too many had the desire 70 attend the
Mardi Gras at New Orleans where a week
Of festivities Is always a drawing card for
southern society Many OF the matrons and
leaders who have been accustomed to go
away from the city during the latter part
OF the winter have remained IN the capital
this season.
Miss Katherine Elkins has not been seen
In society during the season. When the
mkins family returned from Europe late IN
the fall Senator Eikins was an and did not
Improve that the family engaged in any
social Rayeties before mis- death. Since their
return to their Washington home Mrs. FL
kins and Miss Eikins have spent much Of
their time quietly at Atlantic City. They
are now az their home here whore they will
remain until spring.
A pleasing social function was the cele-
bration Of their wooden wedding on the
nth inst. by Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth. washington friends OF the couple
showered upon the home many novel gifts
and ornamental membranes. Mrs Long
worth a. one Of the most charming OF the
host OF matrons OF the capital city
Few persons are aware that the former
Miss Alice Roosevelt was made 10 give TO
the prelate who married her a unique prom
.ss, which she has faithfully kept In order
10 obtain his consent 70 ofnciate az her
wedding when the late Right Rev. Henry
Yates Satteriee. bishop al Washington, was
asked 70 perform the ceremony which was
20 make the presidents daughter a wife,
he said; But you must promise me- Alice,
that yO0n bring him 20 church every Sum
day" Miss Roosevelt laughingly gave the
promise and has fulfilled H.
Postmaster General Frank II. Hitchcock
win entertain az a dinner on Monday IN
honor OF Miss Helen Taft. Miss Taft was
the guest OF Mss Marburg, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore MarburE IN Balt-
more at q german last Monday.
Colonel and Mrs. Colin Campbell OF Eng
land are the guests OF Mrs. Campber's
mother, Mrs. Letter. Mrs. Campbell was
before marriage. Miss Nancy Letter or
Washington and Chicago.
Society In the army and naval service Is