The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-04

9. a. Walden, Wheeling.
II. II. White Terra Alta. W. Va
Chas. ShupbaCh. New Martinsville.
NJ. II. Griffin, Wheeling
Stanley II. Smith, VIII ceiling.
Chas. +. Batson. Cairo.
A. X. Thorn. Clarksburg
r l.. Henderson. Hancock. Nd.
Miss Olive Butcher. Williamstown.
Miss Mabel S. Brown. wheeling.
!. VI. r. Sweeney, Wheeling
r. r. Woolf. Hinton.
Chas Kislig. New Martinsviia
7. NJ Young. St Clairsville
IL. s. Glerhart, Clarksburg.
Miss Annie \. Russell. Fairmont
J. ID. Bruce. Moundsville
w. II. Rinehart. Wheeling.
.. NJ. Stout. Fairmont.
Miss ;. +. Hall. Fairmont.
l.. 2. Walker. ST. Mary's.
c. II. Giles. Wheeling.
a. @. Hubbard. VIII ceiling.
+ X. Lord. Wheeling
S. .. Wood. Kenova.
g. W. Morton, Charleston
Mr.. and Mrs. u. II. Wagner. Wheeling.
Miss Patti Sweeney. Wheeling
II. c. Hazlett. Wheeling.
4. a. Wilson. Wheeling
C. A Laughlin. Wheeling.
J. G. Hearne. Wheeling.
Miss Mather.
Mrs. G. A. Laughlin. Wheeling.
Mrs. ii. 9. Whitaker. Wheeling.
Mrs. J, G. Hearne. Wheeling
Miss Wilson. Wheeling.
VI. Cecil. Wheeling.
". L. Glessner. Wheeling.
Mrs W l. Glessner. Wheeling.
J. r. Greer. Wheeling
+. Dup. Thomson. Wheeling.
Alex. Glass. Wheeling
Mrs. Alex. Glass. Wheeling.
Mrs. T. Il. Sweeney. Wheeling.
Or. J. W. Storer. Wheeling
Mrs. J. W. Storer. Wheeling
Mrs. ". +. Wilson. Wheeling.
Mr.. W. I. Wilson. Wheeling.
Mrs. c. II. Simpson, Wheeling
Miss Florence OFT
Mrs. Pratt
The banquet tables were beautifully
decorated with cut flowers. and palms
were used to lend additional beauty
TO the scene. Summers orchestra
furnished the music throughout the
evening. The we'll appointed menu
was as follows:
MENU
Fruit Cup
Cream OF Corn
Baked Shad Norman
Potato Cannon.
Roast Fiiiet OF Beer. GSSmoisnea.
Mashed Potatoes Cream Peas
Asparagus Tips. Drawn Butter.
Brown Bread arrange 'f Plain Bread
vanilla Ice Cream with Strawberries.
Fancy Cakes
Sailed Almonds dr.. Candy Minis
stratford Springs Water. Sparkling.
After the excellent repast had been
served. Mr.. Sweeney arose. and in a
few appropriate remarks commented
upon the growth OF the agency. whose
twenty-fifth anniversary was now being
celebrated Mr Sweeney was enthusi-
asticuly received as he arose 20 speak.
and his rensrks were applauded. lie
announced that during tie last six
months the local force had been divided
Into two teams, working IN competition.
and as result in the twenty-five weeks
there had been written 81 .OOo 900 worth
% insurance. The two teams are com
peting FOR "A CUP. and the result Of the
contest Will not be known until to-day.
when the agents will meet
! lie concluded his remarks by present
| ing Judge bay with a beautiful BOOB
presented 81 the members q tho local
agency. and mentioned the fact that
TIE 80 agents had IN the past twenty
I'VE weeks secured 313 applications Mr.
sweeney then introduced Judge william
4 lay. president Of the Equitable Life
Judge Day wss received With great
applause. and spoke - great length.
dealing upon the excellent methods %
t1" Equitable Life Assurance society.
arI impressed upon the agents and
others present the earnest desire u the
society 70 maintain Zoo ItH employ aEer ~
~ only ths highest character Cisrse-
ter. - said. was tss most essential
qualification 81 81 agent
A Com1asndabls worn.
CONTINUING. be- saif mat fHe work in
aIlch the Equitable Life Assurau.~ So.
HIety 10 engaged D. humane anI .Iari-
cole UorE. ami fh~ sureasful agent is
'FH ore not merely WORKING Tor fEa
.nfy but wfo Dr. inspired iy ta- rirh
f'r. lfa irauranre renders
IiEa lag spoke 20 f"e Er1ufr - lr-
ar- 'n N~af f'rE.ria. fia sl.l that
hss4rau.- company has lad f1 force
..rr 10000 700 Ira.ralla fr fH.a afafa
arI raa raid .ars in rafrrsf policies
r.fa money fHaa On go f.arH ..Hf 20