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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-09
CONGRESSME GET
READY COR FIGHT
MCKINLEY RENAMED HEAD OF
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.
Expects Majority Of ~ in House I'm.
der the Reapportion-
ment Plan.

WASHINGTON. Feb S-Repres-
enia'ivc William u Mckinley OF III.
of the Republican Congressional com
mittec.
These other officers were elected
Representative Charles ~ Burke.
OF South Dakota. vice chairman. Rep
resentafive. Hampton Moore. of
fenhsN lyania. secretary. succeeding
The late H. 4. Loudenslager. of New
Jersey. Representative George W
Fairchild. Of New York TREASURER.
Representative William j browning
~ New Jersey auditor. Henry Cas-.
son. 81 Wisconsin. assistant sercs.
iary John G. Essrsmau. OF Illinois
assistant treasure. Francis Gurus
~ Massachusetts director a.. %. lif.
crary bureau
Resolution. ou BOO death 81 Nd
l~frier-.tE"r v-i~ adopted
Harmony seemed fu prevail .r th.
meeting 'pr'..u-sfit. F-rs q
Nn'fs ~ lua . fr .r-. rxcrf. pt..d
t.a.rutr N,k r.t r.r t.-
SIR Nrk r..t Do rel .tEr,.
'..r. uo-i t h.rli rsr ua.r
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-09
MARTINssURo GIRL
FIGURES IN ElOPEMENY

Special DISPATCH to the intelligence.
MARTINSBURG, w. Va. Feb. g.
Miss Mary Lyle, only daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Lyle. West Race
street. and Addison Ingle Hoffman OF
Frederick. Md. eloped to Cumberland
Tuesday where they were married.
They will reside at Frederick. where
the groom is in the grocery business
and is n well-to-do young man.
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System ~ orsssisiss Results IN Even
~ Matches Teams IN ossket
osi League
SEASON WILL OPEN MONDAY
EVENING. FEBRUARY 10.
Late Basket Bail Season Promises to
Be Interestino-oood Games This
EvsnIns-Fairmont Coming.
Faets About the League.

Four teams. the Athletics,
Mexicans. Victors and Hot Cats
with a total OF 80 players. will
take part. Season opens Feb
ruary IS and each team will
play each other team three
games. making a total OF nine
games to a five. and a grand
total OF SO games. Games will
be played every Monday even
Ing. Teams are evenly match
ed and are TO be kept SO. The
captains with Physical Direc-
tor Marriott. form the execu-
tive committee.
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SELF-coNFEssED BANDIT
SURRENOERS AT

AkRDN, ONO, Feb. "A man
claiming TO be William LAWYER OF
Pittsburgh. walked up to a policeman
on the street today and asked to be
placed under arrest. He told the Off
icer that ne was ono OF several men
who held up and robbed "A Pennsyl-
vania railroad train near Altoona two
years ago He was taken into custody.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-09
NAGEL'S ELEVATION TO
BENCH BEFORE CABINET TODAY.

WASHINGTON. Feb. s-President
Taft's selection for the on the
supreme court bench-believed gem
orally I'm Washington. 20 be Secretary
OF Commerce and Labor Naeel-wip
he discussed and probably ratified at
the regular meeting of the cabinst
tomorrow.
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to the 1900 members today. Mr..
Ryan said:

1T is reported hero that thirty or
more of our officers. local as we'll rs
international. are TO be indicted. Don't
be alarmed about indictments or . few
leaders going to jail"
Mr.. Ryan refused to make any other
comment. His report also calls upon
the members TO support a special fund
of $1,000 a month.
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Auguring n successful and interest
Ing late season. an enthusiastic and
largely attended meeting OF Y. VI. c. A.
basket ball players was held in the
second floor lecture room at the as
ISOLATION building last evening and
four teams organized which VIII take
r in a basket ball league to be-
opened Monday. February 10. ..
Due TO system used in distributing
players. the captains drawing straws
for respective choices and then choos.
ing In turn until all players were Sc
lected. the teams are about evenly
matched and the games should be
close and exciting.
The season will open Monday. Feb
ruary 10, as stated above. and will
last until the middle OF April. A
schedule calling for each team TO plav
each other m three games is being ar.
ranged and this will require a SEIZED.
ulc of SO games. 1t is now planned 10
play but onc evening a week. this be.
Ing Monday. but IL is likely that on
count Of the lengthy schedule that
this arrangement Viii be changed and
games will be played two evenings
each week.
h captains OF the teams. with
Physical Director \. r. Marriott VIII
compose the executive committee and
this committee Will hold a meeting
within the next couple OF days 20 draw
up bylaws and attend TO other mat
tiers necessary to insure success tor
the league.
To keep the teams from adding
strength and causing the games 10
became one sided and tie league race
10 be undressing a rule has already
been passed To he effect that nc
players will be allowed to enter the
league except on the permission OF
all captains and all who were no
registered and who we're not presen,
last evening will have trouble in get
ting into the game.
The four teams formed last night
have been named. Athletics Mex
cans. "Nictors" and Hot Cats" and
their respective squads Of players an,
pear as follows.
Athletes.
Borham. captain: Marriott. ".
smith. Pratt. PIummer. Walters.
Morgan and Yates.
Mexicans.
j. Minkemyer. captain: J Bachman
EneiN. T.. donaldson. Bcull, Gibson,
]. Minkemyer. Huebel.
Vietors.
Elig, captain. Wallace. Colyig. Ar
benz. .ermili.on. Philip, Bruhn.
Werder. Palmer
Hot Cats.
Steele. captain. Barth. Medick
Strasseh. J. Cowl. COIlingwoOd Am.
lex. BOerner.
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COMPLETED
Are the Arrangements fer Games Be-
tween Wheeling and 81. Glars
willie Teams.

Arrangements have finally been
completed for the 20 be played
between the girls ard boys of Wheel.
ing and 81. Cla!rsville High schools
Saturday evening. The boys. under
direction Of Prof. Johns. are playing
a more consistent game. and there
is no reason why a decisive victory
shOuld not DO scored. as Williams and
Sidebottom. forwards. are ont Of the
game on lessons.
Miss Parke. physical director Of
The Y. W. &. a. has boon coaching
IN" girls team. and they are becon,
ing very Efficient in shooting baskets
AT long range. TIL" forward and
guards perform beautifully. and tho
team work IL something pretty 10 Wit.
ness. n has been decided bptwee
tho principals ~ the schools that
strictly girls a \. 4 rules would be
played. and Earl iI"siop. 90 Mar
Tins Ferry HiRh would call fouls for
Whee INK
Foi'oNin arc Tho PLAYERS aho will
cors'ifI-. Ito teams
Girl Gtheon. Shr-,s .
TAYLOR. 2 Sshaah. r Nc.
k'nn = Monroe . Cook q Loef.
Ter r.
Pow, Ts,'o- P.rt r.er.f
Nh--h I'a Ter o. Nat
N.r>Et|frf o. rl., rr.
E s-sr.. ...r
90 -
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I'D
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LEAGUE EVES
FORMED AT Y. NJ. E. A.
BELLAIRE PLAYS
THIS EVENING
GAME WITH MARTINS FERRY
WILL BE PLAYED At THE
HIGH SCHOOL.
linsly Meets WsIIsburs This Evening
IN the linsIy Armory.

Martins Ferry will journey to Bell
aire this evening where they will meet
the high school team OF hat city I'm
the high school gymnasium. The
Bellaire boys have had their way in
almost every game played SO far this
season and are confident OF adding
another game TO their list OF victories
when they play the up river boys this
evening. The girls team will also
accompany the boys and will meet the
girls team of Bellaire.
The Beilaire team will line up as
follows: Barrett. forward: Bryant. for
ward: Gilleland. center; Heathering-
ton. guard: Aldridgc. guard. Girls
Wallace. H.. forward: ~Braunlich. for
ward: Mcbride. enter: Dorer, center:
Greenburg. Long and Wallace. NJ.
guards.
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GUS ScHWARZ OF NEWARK. NJ. J.
SIGNS WHEELING CONTRACT.
Volunteer Scout by Name Of Reilly
Lining Up More PIayers-Around
the Central League Circuit.
by lEx.)

10y IeN.D
They're coming slow. but we're
gonna get a big bunch. and the Smoke
team Will be there when the season
starts. Another signed contract was
ones are promised from the Same
source.
The contract received yesterday was
that of Gus Schwarz. an outfielder
who is said TO be- some player. lie
has been playing semi-professional
ball at Newark, y. j.. and was signed
on the recommendation or Catcher
Welcher and IA man by the name OF
Reilly, who has become a volunteer
scout for the Stogie club.
This man Reilly is said TO h n
good Judge OF baseball material. and
In a letter TO Everett Robinson states
that he has a Tnmber OF other play
ers IN view, some experienced and
some youngsters who give promise Of
becoming stars. who are willing 10
sign. and several contracts have been
sent 10 him so his material can be
picked up.
Having posted the $1,000 as n guar.
antee that they would finish the sea.
son. GAINESVILLE owners have decided
that they will keep the club in spite
OF the fact that the much desired
$4,000 booster fund is Incomplete. To
attend 10 matters pertaining 10 the
opening OF the seaso the directors
and stockholders have appointed the
following committees:
Finance-W. Il. Sharer, Mamie
Levi. ii. II. S~turtevant. and Ben
Weber.
pt,,ar urut.. u-
Dawson. and A. p. Rogge.
Grounds-Al Worstall and Enoch
Somers.
Alvertising-Henry Schubach. Sam
Lind. and Enoch Somers.
The m that Bert Annis rs seek.
ing a new manager for Grand RAPIDS
10 replace Eddie Smith does not reg.
lister in this locality. Smith gave
Annis grOnd service last season and
promises to be- in even better form
IN 1912. Annis likes him. and tho
chances Of Jimmy Miller landing the
berth looks murky from here. Fort
Wayne News.
Watkins and O'Day ~ Springfield
have lined up a bunch of outfeld.
ers. the pick ~ which should make
the Dayton trio and al others step
rome for fra honor ODaV has held
over Nike O'Day and Jack Kendall ~
last year team Hofl of these GOD.
loHs are ~crack~riask ball PLAYERS
olaF. ] - rp relation f, 'na man.
ager is orn ~ 't.-t f.Iuv. uto
wad"s into fH" laI AID gites 90 2
good tNptarfsI uaf'rp IN Tho nose
nearly every no. goes fp .ra
iia'e W" DIP d 80 state LEAGUE
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Another Player Comes
Info The Sf0gie Fold

last year when Keen Joined the
Pirates. is the one.
Jimmy has beef playing winning
ball in Los Angeles. Cal. and he
writes that he does not like the fig
ures in the contract. rendered him by
President Watkins, and declares that
he will not sign the document.
Or. Carson thought he had settled
the Virginia League controversy the
other day. but the ease has been car
ried 10 the National Commission
In Erie. tonight, a meeting of the
club stockholders will be held and
Tho club will be recognized for the
1912 season. The following commit
toes. which were appointed last week,
will make reports: Players and man
ager committee. Charles Martens,
Thomas O'COnnor. u. w. Harper.
business manager and nance com
mittee. Marcus VI. Marks, I II. Nc.
Quiston. VI. G.. Johnson: committee
on grounds and ~grandstand. J. Grin
Waite. James Dickey. John A. Mayer.
Harry Smith. OF Columbus. O., recon.
mended nv Bobby Quinn. is so far the
only applicant for the manager posi-
ton.
In Canton. Manager Ed Gremmin-
ger. President Yost and William
Sprang. sporting editor or the Reposi
Tory. are trying TO select n pet name
suitable for the Canton club out of n
list Of more than 500 names HIGH
have been suggested. Seems as
though "Chinks' is not good enough.
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Cub Alleys

TO EIWe VUn ~ Indians
Friday owls " Yumeso. 90
club - senate. = c0 . ~
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Iinsly will play a return game this
evening in the L.insly armory with the
high school team OF Wellsburg and are
expecting an easy victory as they de-
feated the Wellsburg boys on their
home floor earlier in the season. A
large number OF tickets have been
disposed of and a large attendance
is expected to be present.
The Bellaire Reserve are negotiat-
ing with the Shadyside high for a
game to he played In Shady side this
evening but no announcement has
been made.
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Wheeling I.sarus.


'|N"'" NNW NV NNN -NWT
Tonight: 43rd Street Stars - Iihar-
ties: Bremen Hav. VS.. Indians.
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One Cause of Bad
ComPiexion-the Cure

tFrom Family Physicianb
LOON NJ "a section OF skin under tho
microscope and tou viii readily under
st'thd why cosmetics generally infure
ne complexion" SAYS Dr. ~ Eob.rt
sheHzi- Tho skin. smooth aS u
Iv,hr I" tNe naked eye. under the glass
'AHlhlt@ .D'-Uufa OF tiny hole
mouths % uyiiJis of IIttI. GLANDS r..
keep a." skin healthy tHas. hole. must
BE- urphstru,tci. that 90. D., r-t,tr.,f,..,.
aHd natural OH can iat. Ir,. rufI..
S-"Hiu 90" glands he bloc tr,f uu Win
HiilaunE. gritty PARTICLE. 90 common
NIlt OF using powders and cream.
, ..,i'iI'r Do. 'tu~lf.. ~aIlpw-
mes. f"Hlhr"-s. hl"t'h'- or u.mfI.s
Ns substitute" for 900 r.SIr.ff...
'f.'uIfl'nt "t .iirFrr fu.r,p. fr.I VA, Il
n"t only does what th. AarfYu. 49,.
3. '' tNiuHF are SUPPOSED fp arclr,f.-
i.Nh. hlt itF peculiar .hSu. bent Itfiot.
i'r- the l"f'- from fhr daily arpuff.fi-
iit'1u or iururifie-. also absa-lff.- tr..
u. NliIiiH"d PARTICLES of surface skin.
j US bf"iu'"% o. natural. healthy. ..fltH-
INl t"i. fi'Nl"u. bu. ounce az tI.f. "a. ID,
90 20 hid 90 ans drug store. u-u,il.
uH"f~ tn T.IuN'r4f- tho poorest I0-r.-
rl"Nipu. u f- put uu nightly like a..i.t
cream and washed Of lnutnlrg- ~ az
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'he holiday Each bears an inscrip-
ton suggestive 10 the day and bears
rngravings o. witches riding through
the air on hrOoms The inscriptions
read as foll1w- From out the dark.
ness OF fhe night hear strange
sounds the soft paffer of tho witches
feet ON tie cold damp earth.-'Tis
Halloween. and the invitation print
Cd ON the reverse side a. follows:
Wheeling country Club
Farewell fs S.t.rn tyii
fl.Hnes..r Dinner Dance
T.s.If.. p.fuf.r 90
Ea.. member rf .Is attendance an
..H DID,. .I. aI..H.a
I..H.r frI.r.. ono reesrfaf.ura early
Isaaufrff.I.N
N...f.ra D...r-trs. House Com
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Mozart soeIetN onenlna.

The well known Mozart Society OF
the South Side. will hold their open
ing. on Thursday. October -. and the
Supp Orchestra will furnish the mu-
sic. Miss Wilma HARPER is the So
loist. The following program will he
rendered and the AFFAIR will be well
attended.
bVerature Sfurp'S Orchestra
Z h"ir-a Swigtmir Elm Lied ......
NaeF-t'S fai~sh l.irh .piegert
Mozart Singing Sosi-tv
soprano solo The sweetest of fhe
Year .--........ .... Wiliesby.
Mis- wilma Ilarpf,r
kass Solo Asleep iu tire Deep
Mr VIM. Blum.
Miss TIIIa Hartel~
Choir HeiWatli.h. .......... Weicert
Beethoven Singing society
Violin solo. simple Confession
...-..... ....... Walter Rodgers
Tenor solo ."My Happincs~-. ... Bohn
Mr. \ e. Nolt.
soprano Sol"--i Am Longing for
You" ........ ........ Marshall
Miss Wilma Harpf.r
Ch"ir-li"hr.. Leiifge Music. schultz
Mozart Singing Soriety
''f'I l.iI' .s-.... ----.- SUPP = orchestra
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For Miss Mitch.lI-

Miss Helen Digby entertained al
her home on the Island on Friday at.
ternoon for Miss Exile Mitchell. who
weds Mr.. Harry Eckhart soon. The
auair was in keeping with Halloween
and the colors used were gold and
white. The center table decoration
was huge pumpkin head. in which
burned a mellow light. and tiny slip.
pers marked the covers. which were
lald for Miss Alexandria Mitchell.
Miss Olive Beppctto. Miss Eleanor
Sweeney. Miss Gertrude Dorsey. Miss
regina Lutz. Miss Helen Digby. Mrs
chester blackburn and Mrs. James
Bremen. Jr.
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Lima Hennlo-shernan School.

The dramatic department OF the
Lima ienn;G-Sherman School OF TX
preston and Dramatic Art are ohock
iull or good things for the term. In
clas Lover. a three-act comedy by
Heriha Currier Potter; n society fare,
\ Detective In Pefticoats." and an In.
termediate grade play for the Younger
Clris. The Troubles 90 Satterlccs."
all VIII IL produced during the month
OF November.
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Witches Carnival.

This evening the Young People =
Society OF the First VI. +. church of
Glendale will hold a Halloween Fair
and Witches Carnival at the home OF
Miss Frances Mcmahon. president OF
the society. The young people are en-
deavoring 10 raise funds 10 buy piano
and number 81 affairs are being ar
ranged for The season. There will be-
booths az which pumpkin pie. coffee
and Halloween souvenirs may be
bought. There will also be a musical
program. Many invitations have been
sent ont. and q large attendance j.
expected.
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Enhancement Announced

Tho engagement 81 Miss Nadia Pc.
ferfon. daughter Of Mrs. Lizzie Peter.
son, OF Mozart IIll. and Attorney
George Beneke was announced M a
pretty AMIR given az the home of
Mrs. Peterson on Friday evening. The
evening was spent In "a social wav.
and a luncheon was served. The
dining room was prettily decorated.
On the center OF the table rested a
huge bouquet 81 American Beauty
roses. and tied TO the stem OF eacn
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Mr.. Roscoe o. McCIats. OF CfT
Side. y. =. rrr Miss Margaret Gun.
minis. OF fH.- city. I- fhe house guest
OF U.r parents. SIR. AND Mrs james
tummine Of fIo leland. and her sis.
fer. Mrs Robert Halletf OF Sorfn
Mfn street Miss Matilda NrEeau
Rect. r IIffshurrN. is also Eurs.
nt the tumw bins home. ON tho island
n number O. social events will hc civ.
OIL Boo fhDir honor The nr-f OF which
Was rivcn 0n Fridav afternoon ON tho
Island Nlfunurh fhc event vas in.
formal Dr. was quite enjoyable
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DurIesoue.

The Wheeling High School Alumni
Association Is making Arrangement
TO put on a burlesPIe on Woman's
Suffrage campaign. which will be held
IN the High school gymnasium. There
VIII be good speakers and a real bur
lesque. II is minated that the Young
ladies' are planning a riot for some
period during the evening. The com.
mittee In charge Is composed of tbe
Misses Mary McNash. Ruth Peabodv
Wilma Roche. Mildred Wills. WinifreJ
Mclaughlin. Alma Bauman. Jessie
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" ssss l.Orena and Charlotte
Scheuk Will entertain with p iIaliow.
cen parry az their home in Woods.
dale on Tuesday evening October %.
and tine affair VII b. boz The nature Of
e mask party There viii be- Il large
attendance az young friends Of tho
hostess"s. and the barn will be- elabO-
rdtely decorated
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Miss Alice Mcclure will entertain
the Island sewing club af her home
ON the Island ON Saturday evening
The members ~ the newly organized
club are Misses Eleanor Taylor. Viz.
gina Moore. Angelina Bodlcy. Morris
Morris virginia Dean. Mary Hest.
Elizabeth Shelihaso. Martha Mcclure
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.frrnf was pleasantly surpr. af her
bone. uu Iaur. day evening ard tho
affair pros I'd quite enjoyable The
guests Included The following Niseea
Martha Uort ida Cos. Gail Uoud Col
dfc Melee. Elizabeth Morrison Marie
Soils. trt ndf rffIcr. Elizabeth Muir
rHf. Trar. ID Murphy. Ncu.c Gray and
Susan lfhmHu Ncasr-. Uld ShfnIsy.
tnauury FaEt. Tuomls WfuIuus.
Charles kiby. Walter Wsgouheim,
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ri. oi,vet Entertainment.

III" choir OF the Thomson VI. Z
church gave an interesting entertain
mrut ar the Nj Olivet hall and many
were in attendance The ladies' OF
The NJ Olivet church served a
luncheon. and the following program
was rendered
coo 'tilI ps our Father Schneider
GOD come INTO Ne ......... .I.erwald
ft' ia" silent sea ...... NpldiinCsr
thI -iu. How Cd Rose o. rr Blooming
....... ......... praetpri1Is
tuutra.fu solo. Glory fu God. Fsrcla
Miss fiazeI Seamon
Co "fNr.-f Brr Passover" Schumann
'aI Past Fails tire sun 80 Eseutide'
..... Ravens
GOD NINsI g.arf-fts ......... Selected
Mrs IfIut kin-HslHt. Mrs. Fuukhauser.
81 A1rrr mann .. ~ Beck
fnH Violin solo ... . Selected
Lawrence SImWer- Plano ArCompanist
" Is- Grace Nti-y
tIF Spirit off ttnt ..... .Huuason
CD Now f.s Is .a over ........ PIKE
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INFORMAL DANCE
GIVEN FRIDAY
At TIE CARROLL CLUB AUDI.
ToRlUM BY WELL KNOWN
YOUNG PEOPLE.
The Affair Was We'll Attended and the
Smiths sasophone Orchestra
Furnished the Moslc

One OF the most ENJOYABLE affairs
OF the early autumn was the informal
dance given at the Carroll Club on
Friday evening when a number OF
The young men OF the city entertained
The auditorium was prett!ly decorat.
90 ~ Japanese effect and during the
evening refreshments were served
ne smiths Saxophone orchestra. or
Sprinrheld. o. furnished the music
and played all the selections from the
late operas. and the young people
danced meTTily on until midnight
The committee In charge was com
posed OF Messrs. Henry Guuiling.
Eari Hedges. Harry Lutz. Alfred Son
neborn, Arkle Steadman. Joseph Wey-
rick. and they did all necessary 10
make the event pleasing 10 all There
were many young people present from
OUT OF 70" ana about $50 guests pres
ent. When the committee mentioned
announce anything socially, all atici-
pate fine time and are not dis
appointed. The program rendered in
Siuded selections like Waiting for the
Robert r. Lee That Mellow
Melody That Hunting Boogie Boo. 90
Down Home Rag"
The following were among those
who attended:
Misses Virginia Taylor. Stella De-
Grant. Bess Welty, Agnes Mullany
Helen Lutz. Regina Lutz. Ethel Per-
kins. Ruth Plank, Esther He'll, Pauline
Miller, Marie Kells OF Steubenville.
Gene Ward. Eleanor Sweeney. Eola
t,ook. Loretta Heiner. Genevieve
Welty. Margaret Cook. Gertrude
Stauver. Lois Guild. Julia Patton. Vir-
einia browne. Margaret Sicily OF Bel
laire. Rolinda James OF Bellaire. Loret.
IA Witty. Miss Shidell of Youngs-
Town. Angellne Bodley. Adelaide
GI9 1 blanche Moore. Mary Alex
amer; Margaret Moore. Olo Cook.
Adaiide Weber. Helen Lutz, Holly
Graham. Eunice Jones OF Martins
Ferry. Beta Scheible OF YOUNGSTOWN.
Ruth Plank Of Martins Ferry. Virginia
Moore. Miss Quinn. Mary Lewis OF
Steubenville. Bess Young OF Steuben-
vile. Agnes Reilly OF Washington. ID
- Cora Mayors. Exile Mitchell, Hess
nan OF Steu0enville. Marie Kell OF
Steubenvllle
Messrs. William J. Vogle. Charles
Jackson. G.. r. Caddle. Winefred Nc.
l.aughlin, Theodore Miller WAYNE
MacEey, Edward Wcidebusch, Harry
King. Jr.. William Maley, J. II. Nc
Alllster. Lou Stauver. Glenn Steinmetz-
Lawrence Steinmetz. Leo Hogan. Mr.
teardon, Ed Day. John Frazier of Mar
ms Ferry. John Dorr Of Bellaire. Mr..
Fletcher OF Steubenyille Sam Kline.
Harry Eckhart. Alphonse Winrerter.
Henry Gundling. +. J. Harsh, r. X.
Day. Ivan Spears. W. L. Nolan. r. A..
Steadman. John r. Jones OF Martins
Ferry. Earl Hedges. Nal Sonuebor1
II. A. Glitch. Edwin Bowie. n ~
Evans. II. G.. Nora. H. -. Reppetto.
Joe King. Lee Swift. Edward Dorsch.
Alfred Somehow. Earl Hedges. Harry
Lutz. Joseph Weyrick. Mr.. Otte.
Messrs. and Mesdames DR. VIII
Cruise, James Gardner. Edward Horst
man, Dave Morgan. Jr, Valentine
Gundling. Mr. and Mrs. Niece Of rel.
lalre. and others.
cent box of Smoky CITY Lam
airy Flakes and Pcrfumed Starch Tab
lets is enough for two washings
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