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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-29

a very pretty home wedding was
solcmnized Monday afternoon at the
home OF Mr. Nelson Cecil. Cecil Place.
National road. when his sister, Miss Sa-
rah Cecil. became 'he bride of Mr.. Chas.
&. Chase. OF Coyington. Ky. The Rev.
Leonard W. s Stryker. rector Of s..
Matthews =. T.. church, performed tho
ceremony. Tho home was very prc'tily
decorated Tor the occasion. and a dainty
luncheon was served, covers being laid
for about twenty hyc Immediate friend,
and relatives. After trr reception The
happy young couple. receiving the con
gratulafiou- Of their many friends. de-
parted for am Eastern h.ncymoou The
bride was handsomely Cowucd IN a hlrc
travelling suit. with hat to match They
viii make their future home in Coviug-
lot where the groom holds a respou-
sihlc position.
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Brldue PARTY.

Elaborate preparations have been
completed for the bridge party 20 be
given az the n. Henry Club Saturday
afternoon by the f.. Henry Chapter,
Daughters Of the Revolution. The
hhurs will be from . TO 3. and twenty
tables will be- in operation. There
will DE prizes given a. each table. A
dainty luncheon will be served at
the close OF the games. The ladies'
boo charge OF the affair expect 10 make
tits one of the most brilliant and sue
ccssful Of the season.
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Saturday evening Miss Orpha Tow.
ers entertained n number Of her
friends az her home az 80 Forty.hrFt
street in honor OF her seventeenth
birthday. The evening was spent Am
games and other social diversions.
ana at a s~easonahle hour refresh.
ments wore served. Those present
were; Misses Anna Haynes. Frances
Sutten. Genevieve Nolte. Hazel Her.
cnles. Orah Mckinney. Margaret
" halley. Elizabeth Schus,el. Mary
Ennis. Mr and Mrs Carleton. Mr. and
Mra Winiand. ~. Jane Towles. iss
Orpha Towles. Mcssrs Ralpb Win.
land. Ala Smith. Robert Wlnlsnd
Henry Jocum. Martin spanner. John
Crowley. Joe Carl. G.. Seabrook. Grant
coleman. Guy Adams. =. " Olson.
lake Hertchey. I'd Mckinney and W.
Miller.
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Mrs E S. Peterson entertained
with ~ dinner party Monday evening
ai beer homo loo Woofal1lo. comuli.
mrnfarr to Niles Margaret Glass.
hose weddina to Wr Holloway takes
place "Wednesday evening The home
was beautifully decorated with pink
and white. chcrr blossoms and pink
ramhlrrs being used extensively. An
elegantly appointed course luncheon
Vas served af o'clock Covers ucre
iaid for Misses MARGARET Glass.
Helen Hurf. Mary Virginia Sands.
Miss Courier of Massachusetts. Miss
Sargent OF boston. Naucv Petersen.
Eilinor U0ll0uaf. Mr and Mrs Glib.
BON Caldwell. Nr. William UoilowHr
Joe UolIow1y. singleton Paul.. louis
Crubh. Fairfield Peterson Wr Norfou
90 Lowell. Mass scr Crane. Nr Fe.f.
ucr OF Sew Work cItu. Mr. uluorih
90 pltfsburE. Nr Meacham Of Clnc.n.
natl
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Society Review

carried n shower bouquet OF lilies OF
the valley and orchids.
After the wedding ceremony the
guests ere driven TO the Glass home
on North Main street. where n beauti-
fully appointed reception was held.
The home was also beautifully dec
GRATED with green southern smilax.
Tables were lavishly decorated. The
brides table was exceptionally beauti-
ful. being done in white lilacs.
Receiving with the bride and groom
were Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Glass
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Holloway.
Caterer Heath. OF Pittsburg, served
the wedding dinner. A full mandolin
orchestra was stationed behind d
bank OF palms and ferns in an alcove
and furnished soft and beautiful
music throughout the evening. The
bride was the recipient OF many hand
some and expensive gifts OF cut glass,
fine bric-a-brac. silver, gold and
china. there being one large room
given TO their display.
Among the costly presents was a
silver service. engraved. showing the
house wherein the bride was born.
also from where she was married,
presented by the groom's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. ]. Holloway.
Honeymoon In East.
After the reception. tho bride and
groom left for an eastern honeymoon.
The brides going away suit was OF
blue with hat of green and blue. The
following guests were present:
Nr. and Mrs. Abbot. Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy II. g. Allen, Harold Bloch, Geo.
Baird. On Boice Baird. Will Brice,
Mrs. A. NJ. Burt, OF Elkins: George
Brown. Miss Mabel Brown. Miss Jen-
ME Boyd. Misses Frances and Sarah
Boyd. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Babcock,
OF Cleveland; DR.. and Mrs. Leech
Cracraft. Mrs. Bertha Caldwell. Miss
Helen Craddock, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. l.
Culbertson. OF ~Sewichley; RObt. Dou-
gall. OF Pittsburg; Mr.. and Mrs. +.
c. Ewing, Nelson Ewing. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. II. Simpson. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
c. Franzheim, Misses Mary and
Catherine FranZheim, George and
Mertz Franzheim. Quintin Feitner. OF
New York: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gless-
ner. Miss Harriet Glass. Mr.. and Mrs.
". W. Glass. Miss Sarah Glass, An
drew Glass. OF Portsmouth. Va; DIT.
and Mrs. Eugene Hildreth Ill. Miss
Gertrude Holiday. Z. VI. Hunt. of
New York: Miss Elizabeth Hosack,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hosack, Of New
York; Miss Kate Handlan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Beebe Hasborouck, of Cleveland;
Chas. Hart. of Clarksburg: Mr.. and
Mrs. George ID. Jones. OfColumbus;
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. !. X. List. Miss Eleanor McLure,
Mrs. Chas. ]. Milton. Mr.. and Mrs
T. G. Moffat. Lester McL.ain. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Reed Mcknight. NJ. and Mrs
Geo. X. McMechen. Mr.. and Mrs. j. G,
Mckinley. Miss Florence OFT. Mrs
Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Peter
son. Mr.. and Mrs. lee c. PAUL. Miss
Martha Pryor. Miss Mary Z. Roberts,
Mrs. Riccardi Ricci. Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence Sands. Miss Sweeney.
Rev. and Mrs. Leonard w. s. Stryker,
PEBBLES Tatum. Mr.. and Mrs. John b
Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Wood
Nelson Whitaker. Albert Whitaker
Miss Whitaker. Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.
Whitaker. Miss Louise Nelson. Mr.
and Mrs. r. W. Wagner. Mr.. and Mrs
Price Whitaker and VIM. Wayne. OF
paoli. Pa.
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Woman's Club.

Tho Literary. Art and Domestic
S cience departments 81 the Woman
club met al the Board Of Trade
rooms Saturday afternoon for further
organization The chairmcn elected
for these departments are. Mrs
Bates McLaiu. Literary. Mira. o. Il
Wood. Art. and Mrs. w. G.. McGregor,
Domestic Science The civic depart
mcnt was formed az the preceding
meeting Plans for study IN the vari-
aia departments are being put in
such shape that very shortly the club
VIII DO on o. good working basis.
Many members have not signihed
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Entertalned.

Wednesday evening Miss Edna
Thomas and Mr.. Sam Mountford en-
tertained with n surprise party. com
~plimentary TO Mr.. Chas. Klieves. at
the home OF Miss Thomas on South
Woods street. The evening was
pleasantly spent in games and music,
and at a seasonable hour delicious
luncheon was served. Those present
were Misses Emma Feitz, Genevieve
Wendell. Nettie Bott. Florence Wheat.
Anna Late. Irene Auber. Bertha Au-
Der. Lorena Hofreuter. Anna Carson,
Ester Carson, Gussie Frohme, Beulah
Daugherty. Mary Burns. Edna
Thomas; Messrs. Sam Mountford,
Fred Lorenz. Nelson Deacon, Albert
Wagner. Stewart Carnahan, August
Ebellng. OrviIle Sullivan. William
Toland. VIM. Henning. Lawrence Fra
bell. Harvey Eyer. Earl Draher and
Chas. Klieves.
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Holloway-Gias

One OF the most beautiful and
Elaborate weddings Wheeling has wit
Pessed In a long time. occurred at
ne st. Matthew'S Episcopal church
Wednesday at $3.50 O'Clock. when
fiss Margaret Glass. daughter OF Mr..
md Mrs. Alexander Glass. OF North
lain street, became the bride OF Mr..
William Holloway. son OF Mr.. and
(hrsL i. j. Holloway, OF Woodlawn.
lev. Leonard W. S. Stryker perform
ID the beautiful ring ceremony.
The church was deliberately dec
Srated for the occasion. green being
lsed extensively. while banks OF
Salms. ferns and southern smilax
hade a very beautiful picture.
Promptly at $50. Dr. Brooks
|tarted to play "Fansard,' by Lem
hens; No. 2. The Question: No. 3.
The Answer" by Wolstenholmes;
No. T.. AN Evening Song" by Bair-
3tow; No. 2. Selection from Tam
Sauser. by Wagner. AS the bride
Falked up the aisle the choir sang the
Sridal chorus of Lor wedding march.
During the ceremony Dr. Brooks
fery softly played 20. Perfect Love.
litter the ceremony. "Salut IA Mour,
~ Sir Edward Elgar. and al the
bridal party left the church. the we'd
ing march from "A Midsummer
Nights Dream
The ushers, jefferson Grain,
Quentin Feitner, OF New York. Joe
bilworth. OF Pittsburg; Chester Nor
ON. of Louisville, Ky; Louis Grubb
ind Singleton PAUL. wearing the con
territorial black. headed the party and
text came the bridesmaids. Misses
Elizabeth Sergeant, OF Boston, wear
ing a beautiful gown OF pale green
repe de chine; Helen Curier, with a
town OF lavender crepe de chene;
Nancy Peterson, wearing a crepe de
hene OF apricot; Eleanor Patterson,
5owned in blue crepe de chene; Helen
BURT. in pink crepe de chene, and
Nary Virginia Sands, who wore vel
bw crepe de chene. These beautiful
|olors carried out the rainbow effect.
following the bridesmaids came
fatron OF Honr Mrs. Gibson Cald-
yell. wearing n crepe de chene OF
aried %colOrs. matching that OF each
Z the maids. All wore gorgeous
Fhite point lace picture hats with
Ihite willow plumes. and each carried
shower bouquet OF lilies Of the
alley tied with tulle. The bride and
room were accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Glass and Mr.. n
Hrs. J. j. Holloway. The room was
Ittended by his best man. Mr.. Joe
holloway. The bride was given away
y her father.
The Brides Gown.
The brides gown was an exquisite
(hite satin. trimmed with Duchess
ice with full veil Of Duchess lace,
hmmed with point and Venetian lace
cid In place with range blossoms.
er only ornament being a diamond
ecklace. a gift OF the groom. she
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Mr.. John Rose entertained With n
prize ouohre at her home on Lind
street Tor the hcnent 81 Friendship
Court. No. ~. Tribe % Ben Wur.
Prizes were Won by the following
Mrs Margaret Crawford won inrn
hand. half dozen china plates Miss
Alma Buckman won ladies' first rrIze.
q handsome purse. Miss Katherine
West won second Consolation won't
Co Mrs Chas Roach. n pair Of towels.
August kcmpel won geutleman'a loan
hand FIRST prize went 90 Mr. Henry
CrisawelL Second prize 90 Mr. Frank
borer. Sr consolation 90 Mr.. August
Kempcl. Jr.
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their intention OF joining depart
ments. This is very essential to the
completion of plans. and the request
has been made that the members no
tify the secretary. Miss Carrie Zane.
2SS South Front street. in what de.
partments they wish TO be enrolled
The chairmen OF the departments will
be glad to give any further informa-
ton that may be desired. Any appli-
cations for membership in the club
should also be sen to the secretary
at tho above address before the
fourth Saturday in May. that they
may be acted upon before the active
work begins in the far.
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me wheeling Chapter of the Amer.
can Wom1n's Lcucue held rs rcam.
Jar meeting in The board az Trade
rooms Tuesday evening
The Chapter is On very good condi.
uon financially. and the classes which
we're formed some time ngo have
proven very beneficial and OF great
interest 20 the members.
The wheeling Chapter Anticipate
great pleasure Ion being able TO make
" pleasant for the Knight TempIars
curing their convention in this cifg.
ana a delightful reception win Do ten.
dored thcm The next regular meet.
ing viii be held May q
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ouUa Club.

Miss Hannah Hahne pleasantly en-
t~ertainsd the young ladies' Ouiia
Club az her home on South Water
street Friday evening. The evening
was spent In sewing and music. and
AT a late hour refreshments were
served. The following were present.:
Misses Leah Brinkman. Sarah Pritch-
ard Leota Shat. Lorena Hofreuter
Alice Seabright, Louise DeckhofY and
Hannah Hahpe. The next meeting
OF the club will take place AZ the
home OF Miss Louise Deckhoff.
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Entertained.

Friday evening Miss Edna Thomas
entertained with a card party at her
home at No. 2741 Woods street. The
following young people were present:
MISSES Irene Auber. Anna Lott. Ber-
ina Auber, Gene Wendle. Emma
Feitz, Edna Thomas; Charles Klieves.
Ross CarnRhan. Harvey Eyer. August
Ebeling. Sam Mountford. Clyde Thorn
as Oscar Moore; Mrs. Clara Thomas.
Mrs. Blanche Moore.
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Mr.. Dwight White very pleasantly
entertained al his home. HILTON
Farm "wednesday evening. with IN
Old fashioned potato roast" Gu tie
an enjoyable time was had through.
out the evening. Among those pres.
ent we're Mrs. Oma Bonar. Misses
Gene White. Lillian Snedeker. Han
nah Reick. LOta Bonar. Alice Groux.
Ethel MARBLE, Beulah Snedeker. Irene
Marble. Emma Rieck: Messrs. Bob
Snedeker. Claude Baker and Dwight
White.
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refreshments were served. Among
o present were: Misses Andie
Darnel. Cora b. Johnson. Alma wag-
ner. Rose Foreman. Anna Nixon,
Clara Anderson. Lillian Therby, vir-
ginia Parker. Marie Redfox. Bertha
feary. Jane Young. Louise Armstrong,
Jane Armstrong. Bernice Lawson, e.
la Armstrong. and the Mesdames ]. II.
Little, r. J. Sweeney, Lena Wagner.
X J. McCullagh. W. J. Armstrong. T.
c. Armstrong. George Bremen. X. J.
Dixon.
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Ihc totIlion Cluh save ar enjoyable
affair in Che nature of a moonlight shai-
uN dance Monday evening 20 fhc Car.
roll Club The auditorium looked very
pretty. r being decorated especially for
thc affair a good crowd was m a.
tendance. and 30 enjoyed q very pleas.
ant evening The Elks orchestra fur
nl.L-l -rNrcLlcnl dane muir
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lightfuily rendered Mrs. Zou Hast
ings-Frazier's song. MY Lady June
was received with much applause.
Mrs. H. l. Heck played "A Few Min
utes In Rag" which was very pleas
Ing. Howard Alexander's solo, Come.
Sing To Ne" was very good and was
appreciated by all Miss Helen South
sang MY Hero" and a number of
good selections were rendered by II.
Pollock. w. Grub. J. Pollock, w.
Travis and Chief Jefferson. After the
program dancing was enjoyed until a
late hour.
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Birthday Party.

Saturday afternoon, Miss Catherine
Beck entertained at her home in Pleas
ant Valley in honor of her eighth
birthday. The hours being from two
to i've. Those present were Mary
Barnard. Elizabeth Shirk, Madelyn
Noungman. Catherine Youngman.
Elizabeth Leatherby. Jessie Cox. Jane
Cox. Sarah GOldlnger. Della Jacobs.
Wilma Rupp. Catherine Knoke. Marie
Hamilton. Gertrude Reeves, Florence
Evans. Martha. Virginia, Mary and
Catherine Beck
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Birthday PARTY

At The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Grimes. near Elm Grove. Wednesday
evening. a birthday party was given
IN honor OF their little daughter, Miss
Joanas' fifteenth birthday. The even
ing was spent in dancing. At a late
hour delicious refreshments were
served. Miss Joana was the recipf.
ent OF many beautiful gifts.
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Newspaper Man Marrl.a-

Harry b. Kerr. n ~well-known local
reporter OF the Wheeling Telegraph,
secured a marriage license yesterday
from the clerk of the county court,
and will wed the lady OF his choice
his morning. The fortunate young
lady is Miss Irene Hivick. OF Sisters
Vile. and the wedding will take place
at her home. The young couple will
go TO housekeeping in this city. Mr..
Kerr came very near having to post
pone the important event. as the
young lady is not OF age. and her IA
Their was caught by long-distance tele-
phone Just as he vas ready to leave
Sis~tersville.
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BIrthdaN Party

Wednesday evening Lucille. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. III. Thomas. cele-
brated her sixth birthday by inviting
a few OF her little friends in. Juvenile
games were enjoyed and refreshments
served. Those present we're Helen
Gould. Gorge Gould. Harold Klieves.
Mary. Theora, Hazel and Lucille
Thomas.
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T.nni, Club Musical and Dance.

The musical and dance given by
do" Wheeling Tennis Club st the Elks
flrb on Tuesday evening was % great
success. both from "a pleasure and %
financial standpoint. The proceeds
no for tho benefit % the Wheeling
tennis ground improvements a very
Interesting musical program was de-
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Birthday Party.

Tuesday evening. Miss Jessie Hug
gins entertained several girl friends,
AZ her home on South Water street,
in honor OF her thirteenth birthday.
Music and games were enjoyed. and
at q ~seasonable hour refreshments
were served. Those present were.
Misses Mildred Plues. Minnie Henzel,
Christina Jurgerson. Ada carp, Nellie
Jurgerson. Delilih Bounds, Edna
Baird. Adelia Gibbons. Anna Mae
Beleke and Jessie Higgins.
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kaIn Club Dance.

The Kahn and Ladies' Social Club
gave heir second private dance on
Tuesday evening in Carroll hall. Mu-
sic was furnished by the Opera House
orchestra. The following young peo-
pie were in charge of the affair:
Misses Annie Monahan. Lucille Dona-
hue. Mary Reddy. Rosemary Ingram.
G%enevieve Rose, Lucy Devlin: Messrs.
Howard Ray. Michael Mulroy. Perry
Fisher. Thomas Burke. Lawrence
Coleman. Bernard Killeen and Charles
MetzGer.
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Entertainment.

Entertainment.
Tuesday evening the Young Peo-
pies Society OF Trinity Lutheran
church gave a musical and literary
entertainment. The following pro-
gram was rendered.:
Quartet-"Hail Glorious Morn. .-
Mr.. Alan Robinson. Mis- Ida Noite.
Miss Mary Haeley. Mr.. c. Brand.
Bass solo-"Gypsy Love Song. .Herbert
Mr.. G. Brand.
Miss Bertha Miner.
Soprano solo-'Suniight".. ....H ware
Miss Ida Noite.
Piano solo-"Blue Danube waltxes"..
strauss
Miss Freda Liner.
Miss Martha Rlieves.
Contralto Song-"Song OF Dawn.
q .
Miss Mary Haeley.
Mrs. Elizabeth P~ettieord.
Tenor Solos:
ta) u Love You Truly. ....... Bond
Oh Sweet Miss Mary. -. edfn
Mr.. Alan Robinson.
rio-"rh Gypsies"...
Miss Ida Nolte. Freda Liner and
Miss Mary Iiaeley.
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Enaaasn,nt Announced.

Mrs Edward otto dcushtuny en-
%tortainod the X X. Sewing club
Thursday evening az her home. 40
3 Thirty-nlnth street a winning
feature Of tho evening was the an
nouucemcnt ~ Miss Clara Rurkett's
enlargement 90 Mr. Wade 10. Nc
Mechen. Miss nurkott 10 the charm
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a variety shower was given Tues
day evening no the home W Mr. and
Mrs Peter Coleman on Thirteenth
street. complimentary 10 Miss Mary
Johnson. whose marriage 90 Mr. Earl
Piper. Of 81 Clairavine. o.. takes place
ln the near future. Tho hrlde-to-ba
NE recipient % beautiful aud use
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"Wednesday Musical

Members of the Wednesday Musical
club held their regular rehearsal in
the lecture room of the First Presby-
terian church Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Robert Marshall is chairman,
and an interesting program was rend-
cred.
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Wednesday evening. May Q. tho
pythian Sisters will give a supper
and dance in the Arlon hall The fol
lowing ladies' are In charge Mrs.
" q Sfuops. chairman. Mrs Law
MIA Haherhold. Mrs. Robert Houston
and Mrs T. Davcy.
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Saturday afternoon at the parsonage
Of the First Christian church. Miss
Amy G. Meder was united in marriage
20 Mr. Charles s. Van Horn OF Steu-
bcnville. Rev. ". II. Fields officiated.
The attendants were Misses Hulda
SchWalb and Bess Meder. MT. and
Mrs. Van Horn left after the cere-
mOny for a Western trip.
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Saturday Club.

Saturday afternoon. Miss Helen Burt
was hostess to the Saturday afternoon
club. complimentary TO Miss Margaret
Glass. whose wedding will take place
this week. Covers were laid Tor Misses
Mary Virginia Sands, Nancy Peterson.
Helen Courier OF Lynon. Mass. Eliza
beth Sargent Of Boston. Mass. Elinor
Holloway and Mrs. Gibson Caldwell.
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Wis pleasantly surprised her MONDAY
evening 90 hor home OF SO afff
Woods street fuchre and music
were me diversions of the evening a
feature 90 thc evening was the rem.
derIug Of several songs by n quartet
composed OF Herman Uium. Albert
Fisher Irwin HowisyI NIGER. Carl Tru8.
sell A. n late hour refreshments
we're served
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present were: Marie Frye, Anna
Frye. Irene Meagle. Evelyn Wood,
Irene Grammer. Regina Coleman. Vir.
ginia Hall, Carmen Zagley. Louisa
Walters. Robert Ankle, Howard Hen
nerlick. Charles Emig. Lawrence
Meagle. Edward Smith, James Joyce,
Margaret and William Quicker.
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Entertalned Klna's pauohtera.

Monday evening the Kings Daugh-
tiers OF Thomson NJ +. church were
entertained by Mrs. Joseph Meidel
and Mrs. Thomas Jones at the home
OF Mrs. Meidel. on North Huron
street.
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Monnett cluh pance.

Tuesday evening the popular Mon
MOTT club gave their last of a series
of winter dances The Aruory hall
was worry prcttily decorated for the
occasion and 20 good crowd was tn
attendance Special music was fur.
n.-hcd Dos the Elks orchestra. under
the personal direction ~ Prof Bent
fDld
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Eastern Star

The Ladies OF the Eastern Star of
this city are now preparing to enter
tain the wives Of the Knight Templars
who will hold a convention In this city
during the coming month. The AFFAIR
Will be quite elaborate as extensive
preparations are being made.
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The members Of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety II the Wesley Memorial church
al Edgwood arc making arrangements
for a playlet 10 be given in the near fu-
turc. The title selected is Scenes in
a Union Depot" Miss Carrie Ullum
has charge and will drill the oharac-
tiers.
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MIEs Margaret CucIker very pleas
auflv entertained OBJ number OF her
friends at Dor home so l1ff Chap
line street. ln honor 81 her seventh
h%urthday The evening was spent iu
Juvenile games. and af q go delicious
Refreshments we're served Those
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The Elrod Circle OF the Ladies' Of
the G. A. r. have arranged for three
lectures TO be given on May 81 and
June l. two in the evenings and one
on n OF the afternoons OF these
dates. by Guy Carlton Lee, n noted
historian OF Johns Hopkins Universe
"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-29

The Pythian Sisters will give q
supper and dance Wednesday even
ing. May 3. in Arion hall. Mrs. W. 4.
StOop. Miss I.avinia Haberfeld. Mrs.
Robert Houston and Mrs. /. Davey
arc in charge OF the affair.