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MAY IRWIN IN
 "GETTING A POLISH

Fat, funny and jovial May Irwin, she Of the coon song fame, is the genuine cure for the blues. She kept the audience at the Elks Theater fast night laughing until ever side ac1ed and every trouble, if they had ary, was forgotten. It was her first ap- pearance here and if she returns next year those who saw her last night will doubtless remember her many fu9ny savings and comical antics hhat made them slip partly from their seats Inst evening in trying to control their funny bones
 Miss Irwin, appeared here in her new play Getting a Polish. S'n4 is touring this season, after four years away from the stage, under the Iil co tion of I.ie5ler and Company. The comedienne was furnished the Vehicle by the well known writer. Booth GH,- kington, whose Monsieur Beauc3ir4" and The Gentleman From lndianas won him much fame in past ye2rs. The piece is overflowing with funny lines and situations and Miss Irwin gets all to be gotten out of them. From the time that he appears at Yellow Dog, Montana. until she is fin ally stabbed by Cupid's arrow in Mrs. J. Sterling Griggs," apartments in the Hotel Siz. Paris, she holds the audience in ccnvulsive laughter May Irwin is not young woman and not very old. but she has talents that have brought her to the top rung of the theatrical ladder and which are destined to carry her further on to prominence among America's great est footlight favorites. She is funny to look at. Her big round, good na- tured face goes long way to aid her in her laugh getting and notwitll- standing her 'excess baggage she is graceful as dainty little soubrette. A fact to be regretted was the omission of three of her popular songs last night. which, she said after tle per- formance, she could not present ow- ing tc the discord of the orchestra
 Not much is expected of the con- pany. but there are some good people in 1he cast Prominent among them is Frances McGrath beautiful girl of tender years, whose work was most satisfactory.
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E. Bau@hlnan left yesterday ss5r Taylorsville, III
 Clyde McCrosky has returned firm a short trip to Little Rock
 Attorney M. Danaha has returned from a trip to Little Rock.
 c. 4. McManus has returned from a business trip to Stuttgart.
 Carol Martin has returned from a business trip to Little Rock.
 Charles F. Dunnington left yeste'- day afternoon for Rison, on hunt ing trip.
 Mrs. T. A. Hill of Little Rock, tor- nerly of this city, is visiting friends in the city.
 Deputy Circuit Clerk A. w. Lowe has returned from a business trip to Little Rock
 Hall:tt Green left last night fer hls home in Denver, Colo, after spending several weeks in the city.
 Mrs. Ed Harper and Miss -Alice Holmes. of Camden spent yesterday Ill the city. guests at the Arlington Ho- tel.
 Mrs. Ike Kromberg and daughter Miss Rosetta Kromberg, of Little Rock. are visiting U M. B.1thehtha' and family.
 Mrs. Maud Bassey and MISS Blanche Hammock, of Monticello are are guests of Miss Jennie Hellums Ill this city.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ed Waltz, of Chlca- go, who are visiting MT. and Mrs. r. IA. Bluerock, are spending a few day ; in Hot Springs
 Miss Grace Tankersley, daughter ol Mir. and Mrs. w. z. Tankersley' ls home from Galloway College al scar cy. on account of ill health.
 Jack Bernhardt and wife,y Of Du- mas. spent yesterday A the<c Nr. Bernhardt attended the Npfeetias o1 Group No. z and his #fe visised friends.
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B0MR IS THROWN
 INTO BARRACKS
tu4urreeios Are Shot Down After Trying to kiil Ca'alrgmen at Jaurez-GenSor Put on NeWN
 Following Attack,

International News Special
 El P2so, March 15.-A nitro-glyceI- inc bomb, thrown by two men, eA- 1ploded at JaureZ barracks tohlsh' where nirety-six cavalrymen are sta toned. The men throwing the bomb were shot down by soldiers. This IS said to be the first of a series oi .bomb throwing by the insurrectos.
 The explosion occurred at S:5o. lhi- mediately following a strict censor was put cn all rews and nothing Is obtainable as to the extent of the damage. It is not known wheper the bomb exploded inside of the bar racks or not, but if it did the JOSS oi life is probably heavy.
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terle Chorus.
 Organ solo, Largo tfiardeD, Mrs. F. E. Renfrow.
 Paper, The Classics, Mrs. F. < Peck
 Vocal solo, "Bereoeuse From Joce lyn' tGodard), Miss Lillian Harri,
 Concerto in c. Minor (Beethoveno Mrs. Holderness and Mrs Rogers.
 70, Let Night Speak of Me" (Cbad- wick), Miss Ethel Schloss.
 ''Bouree' (Badh), Miss Mildred Daniel.
 Vol che satete" Mozart, Miss Lucy Hearn Broadstreet
 Fantasy, c. Minor" (Mozart NJ D. McNeill.
 Recruiting Hussars'' (Hering), Coterie Chorus.
 The paper read by Mrs. E. A. Peck on famous composers and their works, was a feature, The paper was one of the best ever heard here and was read in a most entertaining and delightful manner by Mrs. Peck. It was original throughout and a lengthy gem,
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REC0NSIDERS THE
 REUNIUN BILL
Senate Finally Passes $i0'000 ApprO' priatiOn Measure and il Goes to
 dhe House for Endorsement.


 Little Rock, March 15.-The Senate on Wednesday afternoon reconsidered the vote by which the bill appro- priating $10,oOO for the Confederate Reunion had been defeated, and pass ed it by a vote of 19 to '. 1t now goes to the House for consideration. The amount now subscribed by private persons and firms is $14,252.50 in the city of Little Rock and $2,221.45 out side the city. The liberality that is being shown toward the old soldier is warrant for the hope that the bill will pass the House with very little opposition
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J. P. BURKS PURCHASES
 HOT SPRINGS PAPER
Daily Bulletin Is Taken Over By Les.
 see at Sale.

Daily Bulletin Is Taken Over By Les.
 see at Sale.
 Hot Springs. Ark, March 15.-J. P. 'Burks. present lessee of the Daily Bulletin and editor of the paper since 1908, today purchased he plane of the paper at commissioners sa'a he being the only bidder. Some weeks ago it became known that Mir. Burks had acquired control of tae stock of the Bulletin Publishing con- pany, corporation capitalized at $50,OOO, and for this reason there were no opposing bids offered when the plant of the company was put up for sale under execution r1day. The sale was the result of foreclcs- ure proceedings on a mortgage held by the Security Bank and Trust com pany. of this city, and was essentially a friendly suit.
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BUILDING FELL
 THREE ARE DEAD
Fifteen Men Also Wounded in Bad Accident at Nashville. Tenn,
 Yesterday.
International News Special

International News SpecfaI
 Nashville, March 15.-Three men were killed and fifteen probably serl- ously injured this morning when one of tba walls to the !. H. Fall building in North Fourth avenue collapsed ani caught the men under the debris
 Three white men, have already been taken from the building. It IS teaf- ed the death list will grow as the es- cuers proceed with the work. The Fall building was burned last "eeN' The men were set to work phis n'oFh- ing clearing away the debris for con struction work.
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HaltOm Bible Class.

The Haltom Bible Class was ell- tertained Tuesday night by Mr, and Mrs. Robert Finley, at the residence of MT. and Mrs. N c. Cross, on Lau rel street. The large crowd in at tendance passed the evening ill games and contests, and at late hour re- treatments were servd.
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EAGLES TO GIVE A DANCE.

Pine Bluff Aerie. No 209, Frater- nal Order of Eagles, will give St
 Patrick's ball on Friday evening" March 17th in their hall 211 1-2 w.. 2nd avenue The committee IF charge extends a hearty welcome to all wishing to attend Seibert's or chestra will play. Admission $1.00. Refreshments served free. 3 4 12t
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SCORES ARE KILLED
 BY TIDAL WAVE

International News Special
 Rene, March 13-ScOreS are report ed killed ill the destructions of large section of the town Biareggio in Tus- cany by storm and tidal wave. Ac- cording to the report reaching here a cyclone struck the town, demolishing many buildings. Biareggio has a population of 15,000.
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FATHER. OF TWELVE
 HANGED FOR MURDER
International News Special

International News Special
 Nashville. Tenn. March 15.--Napper Byrom convicted for he murder of his wife at Silver Springs, Wilson county, on the night of August ?, 1910, was hanged in the main prison here at 6:10 this morning, He was pronounced dead at G:20 o'clock By rom was 5 years old and the father of twelve children
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IN.Shrke.

tN.Starke. ~
 s.retty weddingSwas solemh7
 nlASy Episcopal church last ,bn Mss Nfllie Springfield, ,ptful and talented daughter |ud Mrs, ,N. R. Springfield, was
 h hqg wedlock b. Harry veil known and enter1Ising s n,iness man of this city. The \, attired in a very neat tra- ut of brown. After the cere- , seven course luncheon was
 h a few intimate friends at idence. No. 311 Cherry street. tk young couple will be at |h future. Those present were ? Mrs. Edgar Mizell, Miss Flor kHbews, Misses Kate, Mabel Aud Bryant Miss Mary Boyd Ass Irene Arnal, J. J. Murphy, nand, Leo Michaels, N Mer- Eraney and r. Franey. After Ma few pleasant hours in the Euo all left with showers of fshes for the success and hap- d the young couple in future
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City Beautiful Club.

The new City Beautiful Club holds its first meeting since organization this morning at 10 o'clock at the First Presbyterian church. All la dies and men inte1e ested in the clean ing up and beautifying of the city are urged to attend.
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GREECE AND TURKEY
 MAY HAVE WAR
International News Special

Vienna, Austria, March 15.-Four Hungarian. armored cruisers and five battlesIlips sailed tonight for Greek waters on account of threatening re- lations between Greece and Turkey over the murder of Greek soldiers by Turkish troops.
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The Adams Printing Company has few left over Advertising Fans Some very pretty designs that will be closed out at one half the reg ular price. Telephone to see sam ples d--f.
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Mir Rurks was a former Pine Bluff fan and has many yfriends here who will be glad to learn of his success in his adopted city. He is good writer, clever gentleman and 2 progres- siye public spirited mar. His sue cess at Hot Springs is merited.
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Money to Loan on approved real es+ate in amounts from s200 to Sl.- oo0 for one to five years. Call at once. R. H. M. Mills & Sons. h. .nrauce. Real Estate, Loans.
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WOOD
Sawyer and Austin 2

Sawyer and Austin green wood de- l;vered to all parts of city Two Horse wagon load. $1.5o. In five load 1Hts, $6.on z. \. Thomos new nhoua A69 tr Qalek delivery
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Csossoro0 Cry
 FOR FLETcHER'S = CASToRI
Diseases For Which Fitch's Ideal Dandruff Remover Is An InyaIu-
 able Remedy.

First-Dandruff which may be re- moved by first application. It will dissolve it, or convert it into an oil, making it possible to wash out of the hair. A dandruff remedy that will NOT DISSOLVE the dandruff but simply vets it down, making it ad- here that much more closely, is posi- lively an injury to the scalp, as it will close up the pores or hair cells Fitch's Ideal Dandruff Remover will positively remove every particle of dandruff by first application, and if used every two weeks after scalp is we'll, will keep scalp in a perfectly healthy condition.
 Second-For any eruption of the skin, itching scalp eczema, sunburn, chapped hands, etc. To obtain best results, apply remover freely, rub thoroughly, then wash with warm soft water, using a good shampoo soap. We recommend F'itchs Ideal
  works in perfect harmony with the Danruff Remover Dry and apply the second time.
 Mothers find Fitch's Ideal Dandruff Remover the article for which they have been wishing to remove that yellow scum from the little ones head Do not allow it to remain and thus retard the growth of the hair, as it cannot attain it's natural beau ty and perfection under a greasy for nation of dandruff
 Do not be afraid to ask anyone who has ever used our remedy.
 Price per bottle soc, S1.00 and $200
 Fore Sale By
 WILLIAMS BARBER SHOP
 221 Main St, Pine Bluff, Ark.
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w. C. T. II.

The w. C. T. T will meet this af- ternoon in the Ross Moore Baraca Class hall. The meeting is to be an important one
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-16

If you want the best electric ser vice, phone us. Prompt connections bright and steady lights-courte- ous treatment. That's us''-Citi- zens Light and Transit Co., If
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|,1re Book Club.

,nnual election of officers of the |kne Book Club was held yes
 Aernoon, when the club en- inost delightful afternoon with olard H. Saunders as hostess. )An L. Mills was elected presi-
 the club. Mrs. S M. Taylor l& vice president and Mrs. D. hlers was chosen as secretary sx1rer for the ensuing year. hs and narcissus added a re-
 touch to the home. The pro- |vu enjoyed after the business
 Mrs. s. M, Taylor read a |n Italian Lakes" which was |hg and instructive. "The prs,' a paper by Mrs. J. M. Nas highly enjoyed by the
 reading ''Machivelli and nemporaries,' by Mrs. s. C.
 II was an excel nber. A course luncheon was |g the hostess. Mrs. saun- luests, besides the club mem. ltuded Mesdames N M. Taylor Nllier, A. M. Barrow, Fred Flo. J. Houston and Miss Hallic 'M Lynchburg, Va. Mrs. J. Y will entertain the club neI
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] GArle.

' Ceterie.
 Auslcal Coterie held it's reg 'nnly concert at the Temple
 morning before a large 0l members. The program was 'e0 Tn Ale following order and |1oed over by Miss. Julia Will na Mrs. c. D. Philpot:
 saepnerd Lad" (Hering), Co.,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-16

WILLIAMS BARBElR SHOP
 221 Main St, Pine Bluff, Ark. Also Complete line of Toilet Supplies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-03
BIG CONTRACT
BeIIaIre VIII Open Bids This Morn
Ing for Sixty thousand
Dollar Contract.

Bids will be opened this morning BY
the Bellaire department OF public
service for the improvement OF South
Belmont street. from Seventeenth
street to the cooperative limits on the
south. These bids call for the grad
ing and paving OF a road a mile long,
containing 1900 yards. The cost
will probably be in the neighborhood
OF $4,000. In addition TO this con
tract a contract will be awarded for
Sc wers and water lines bringing the
total cost up 10 something like $50.
coo. This road will nne the city
mp with the town OF ShadysIde and
will make a paved road six miles tong.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-03
RECKLESS
Don't Hide Them with a Veil: Remove
Them wien the New Drug.

IN eminent skin specialist recently
discovered "a new drur. othtu.-douhle
S~tfcnr'l. wN.sh BIZ 500 uniformly success
m ir renewing fr'asles and giving a
olcsr beautiful complexion that IL IL
SOLD joy p. ~. iau under N absolute
ruaraIfe' O. 2. fund o." money II IL fails.
l'Hrt hide f-'rkle~ urd-r % veil. set
an pHrt" ~ otH1ne and remove them.
Even fr.f NIGHTS use VIII show q
"'f l.''". f-. -oN-wcrf. some 81 tho
i-l''r k''~ vanishing Entirely. II
~tHe.-u'".' -'ifuis~- and c"Lt.lt iujUre
TIE most t.tt.r skin.
Ic re % sk T. n Rau COR the douS-
Ic -'r'n-iH ''.."". 10 IS fHt~ that g. sold
ON o." money bach guarantee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-03

OF Akron. are visiting local friends.
Miss Hulda Schwalb has as her
guest Miss Myrtle Tubolske. OF Akron.
o.
Miss Mary O'Neil is spending her
vacation at Zoar. o.
The many friends OF Miss Mary
Klemm. who has been I'll in Cleve-
land. will be glad TO learn OF her i'm
proved condition.
Mr.. Dent Taylor and family leave
tonight for Atlantic City.
Misses Marian and Georgia Bowie
left Wednesday for a lake trip.
Misses Anna McGregor. Margaret
Hervey and Mr.. Chas. JeYers and
family, leave this evening for At.
lantic City.
Lieutenant Lewis Buchwald. a Pitts.
burg fan. will leave this morning for
Pittsburg TO see the Pittsburg-New
York game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-03
Porch Party.

Despite the rain. the porch party
given by Mrs. Joseph Doyle and Miss
Margaret Doyle. at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Beattie. OF Elm
Grove. was a splendid success. ThS
affair was beautifully arranged. and
the lawns and porches we're decorated
and brilliantly lighted for the occa-
sion.
The proceeds will be given to the
Sisters OF the Good Shepherd and a
neat sum was realized. Cards we're
the diversion OF the evening and
prizes were awarded. The ladies'
first prize was won BY Mrs. r. Lucas.
Miss Marie Reister won the second
prize and the consolation prize was
won by Miss Eleanor Loecher.
Mr.. r. Palmer was awarded the
gentlemen's first prize and Mr.. Jos.
McGuigen won the second gentlemen's
prize. The consolation premium was
awarded to Mr.. VI. J. McFadden.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-03
HARRY YOUNG HAS
A UNIQUE RECORD
HAS CROSSED BRIDGE $4,000
TIMES.
For the Past Forty Years the Manager
Of the Western Union Crossed
Bridge Six Times a Day.

When II 10 recording walk
Ing records the a. A. U. will have
TO look into the unique record held
by Harry Young. the genial manager
OF the Western Union office of this
city, who has n record never equaled.
For the past 40 years Mr.. Young has
resided on the Island. and during this
period has been connected with the
Western Union Office located in this
city. Six times each day Mr.. Young
has crossed the bridge spanning the
Ohio To the Garden Spot. In all these
years Mr.. Young has not taken a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-03
NJ, COLIN and cun lndu.,rr

This limo Of manufacture ae we'll
as shIrts and drv goods products. DO
ritrs au enormous profit from tho
uso of afrorr. alkaline Soups used Zoo
fhr iHHu1rt When huff0rhU'ca
hrr1t. hutfou7 come IN and friuaes
fnrm ou fho r0fare and cuffs change
Your sDtr If once
Got UcViff'a Ele. Task SOAP "a
rI"Hu harmless dirt remove ~ poo.
Uer'or quality ff lq white contains
nn harmful Ingredient. and cauuot in
Iurn Goo most delicate fabrics or sur
fHcr Try 80 and Join tho army ~
enthusiasts rur two cakes from
volr grocer. and 10 YOU arc not eatIa
nei return fh. other anil 500 your
money back ls lhlt O. Square dcal7
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-03
Younn EoIks Camn-

a gay time is being enjoyed by a
party 81 young people OF this city
az Jim's run. They are living m
tents and enjoying all the pleasures
Of outdoor life. The young people.
having just son into camp. have not
named 30 as yet. but 81 is known as
the simple Life camp and that
name viii likely become familiar 20
the social world before tie young
people break camp late in tho month.
The members OF the party are.
Misses Mary Clator. Gertrude Smith.
Georgia Hess. Lillian burst. Pauline
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-03
Dinner Dance.

The dinner dance given hy the man
aCemctu Of the Country club Wcdu.s-
day evening was "a brilliant success.
During the dinner hours the soft
strains of Mei-tcrs orchestra pleased
the musical ears of the diners and.
together with the d.!octabie menu
served. made 81 delightfully."- fasCirat-
ing. An elegant dance program was
rendered. and the remaining hours
were spent In his sport.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-03
POULTRY SHOW
5elIsire and Shadyside Poultry
Fanciers Organize a Poultry
Show at Meeting.

With n large attendance. the poultry
fanciers OF Bellaire and Shadyside
held a meeting last evening at which
they organized the S~hadyside Bellaire
Poultry Association. This association
formed for the. purpose Of ad-
yancing the poultry raising industry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-03
About People
Movements Of individuals 70 and
From the City

Mrs. \. c. Jamison. Of East Four
teenth street. n daughter. Mrs.
Charles J.. Smith. Of North Main
street, left Yesterday afternoon for
several weeks stay al Cambridge
Springs. Pa.
Attorney clyde +. Amos Left last
night for Baltimore. to attend the
national convention OF Christian En-
deavor OF b United Presbyterian
church. which c~onvcues on Thursday
afternoon. Mr.. Amos Is a member Of
The national committee and is on the
program for ana addr.-. ou Friday
afternoon. lie will visit Atluuti. tftV
and other eastern points before re
turning.
John Finnoran and William som.
merio!d. two prominent sportin. men
of This CRY. w!ll st'cud The Now York
IlttshtrS game az PittsLure this after.
moor
Mrs Charles Armb-Ist,r. cf 27i6
Moy stem stree. rs suffering from ia
jur"i received Monday by q fail down
"a flight OF steps.
Mrs. Samuel simmons and children
arc b guests at r.'ntir. az Grafton.
Nr Tom Garden h1e returned iron.
% N"e"s vacation spent at Cedar
Point.
Miss u.-s %i.ror. If .t. Island
leave. D. 81 y..r Tor r.t. ,-,.
Mrs b -., a., ...t.
.s i'm .b. civ y..i TO-.
D- f,rr ..r-..I a. p,,l.
h.ra o.. .-...I .4 ..,t.. ,..-..I
FIab.rf. vro. Is ODD
Mr. q. Uh..,r,r. o,. yi-i,.,
i'm cambria. u..5.v
N.-se, G-f.c ,.r. and Ann, How.
ard have returned r-,w , v.... .,l
visit TO N.oafs and uY,s... Iat.
Ohio.
MIR sam W,-.e, Of Vsu-b.rp ,
a business visitor here W.dn.sdat
Mr. Er..rd Ws.r.r 1.-Two. H..
frsf of tra va.t for "a tv, wee,
vacation a., Ar,.t.c CIV
Mr.. Troma. D,v ~ south
Chapliue street. "a. much improved.
after "a ecr.ou- fitness
Miss Jenuio rsl - visiting Miss
sara carr Of parEar.burr
Miss Auralo Stuart is spending her
vacation with friends in N-orgautown
Airs Mar UornbrooE bas ra,prn.d
10 her home after 81 pleasant visit
with and Mrs. *. 70. Hail. OF
New N~i,rtirs,il,.
Miss Beta CIykcr. OF South FoN
street is visiting relatives La Cam
cron for two weeks
Mis-. Christine stark is spending a
fcy DAVIS with ~St,uh.lviilc friends
Mr. r. * Cochran d.. SUFFERING from
severe iuIur,.. received while at
work 20 the stone house. Film Grove.
Tuesday.
Mrs William Roth is confined 20
her home boo Fulton by e severe 3d.
moss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-03
Monnett Dance.

The popular Monnet; club. Of Bell
aire. will dance at the Wheeling white
palace this evening. An elegant
dance program has been arranged by
the Elks' orchestra. OF Bcllairc. and
a good attendance is being looked
forward TO. as these dances have
been OF the most select as well as
most enjoyable affairs of the season.
Late cars Will be run TO B~c!laire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-03
For Xlsiton

Miss Hulda Schwalb will entertain
with a whist luncheon at her home on
North Main street this evening, com
plimentary to her guest, Miss Myrtle
Tubolske. of Akron, o. The evening
will be spent in music and whist.
Prizes will be awarded. and at a sea
nab hour n course luncheon will
be served, at which 20 plates will be
laid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-03

Miller. Anna McMechen and Grace
McMechen: Messrs. Charles Smoot.
Lindley Allen. Russell burst. Earl
Hodges. Jack Fair. William Cummins,
Allan Adams and Will Hunter. Mr..
and Mrs. II. Meyers are acting as
chaperones.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-03

Beethoven ladiea.

h ladies OF the Beethoven Sing
ing society held their regular monthly
meeting at Glen Lawn Wednesday
afternoon. Cards and dominoes were
enjoyed and music was furnished by
a three-piece orchestra.
Supper was served at $40 and
plates laid for 81. All had a delight
time.