The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
SMOKER HELD AT
CATHEDRAL HIGH


ufsi hlkn school Alumni was held in
the school hall on Monday evening
sno Vas largely attended by the mem
pers The event proved TO be the
mosf interesting held for years. from
the Tact that all the brothers and
young men members were present
prepared TO give talks OF interest TO
all The ofrcers and Brothers made
special talks and all present voted
upon the new constitution and by
laws which were prepared by the Of
ncers- Following the program a
smoker was held until midnight and
the young men mingled. as II the year
~ custom. TO renew old school friend
ship and recall those days which will
never return again.
The following are the officers OF the
Alumni who made addresses: Prest
dent. Mr.. Bernard Alexander: vice
president. Mr. John Mathison: secre-
tary. Mr. James McAlister: assistant
secretary. Mr. ClaAnce Chapman:
treasurer. Mr.. William brennan. The
board Of directors is composed OF
Messrs. John Groean. Lawrence Fiiz-
patrick. Joseph Wagner. Joseph Kali
tenbach. Eugene Coniff, Herman
Campbell. Edwin G. Jepson. Raymond
Niles.
The following members were pres
ent at the smoker:
Brothers Anselm. Constantine. Har-
old. Timothy, Christian. Leopold and
August.
Messrs. Bernard Alexander. Edwin
c. Jepson. Clarence J. Chapman. Her
man Campbell. John J. Mathison. Al
phonse Wingerter. Joseph Csurilln.
Bernard Heller. Thomas Killeen. Har-
~ Carenbaur. Vincent Clark. Joseph
Newlin. James Gilmartin. James
White. Joseph killeen. George Nc
Fadden. William Gilligsn. Thomas
O'Donnell. John Grogan. John Nc
Cannon, Lawrence Fitzpatrick.
liam Brennan. Eugene Schiller. Austin
Grogan. George Greene. Joseph
Owens. Arthur Cruise. Robert Snyder.
Ed Doyle, Ed Hasenaur. William
Gompers, Thomas Howley. William
Nolan. Eugene Coniff. Joe Coleman.
Cornelius O'Leary. Leo Harding. 10
seph Kaltenbach. Charles Weiss,
Louis Balzer. Leo vogler, Mike Dee
gan.
Women's Literary Club.
The regular meeting OF the Won
ans Literary Club was held on We'd
nesday afternoon and important busL
ness was transacted. Officers were
elected for the following year a. fol-
lows Mrs. Charles II. Morrison,
president; Mrs. Paul o. Reymann.
first vice president; Mrs. John NJ
Clure. second vice president; Mrs.
II. F. Behrpns. secretary. Miss VIZ
ginia Miller. treasurer.
Reports the biennial at San Francis
CO were heard and delegates TO the
Morgantown convention. which is held
October 10 TO Is. inclusive. were
named. This afternoon a meeting OF
the executive committee Will be held
AZ the home of Mrs. Charles Morrison
to complete arrangements for dele
gates and alternates.
South America will be the topic stu
died this season and the program will
he one Of interest In a literary way.
The program committee Is composed
Of Mrs @. w. Talsen. chairman; Mrs.
II. VI. Kimberland. Mrs. John Nc.
CIure. Mrs. Dysinger and Mrs Fred
Behrens. The programs VIII De COM
pleted in october.
Ice Cream Social.
A musical and ice cream social viii
be given by the Ladies' Aid Society
of the st. John Evangelical Protest
ant church. corner OF Twenty-second
and Char line street. on Wednesday at
o'clock The following is the pro-
gram to be rendered;
Piano solo ..............I Mrs. Jefferson
Duet. -. Misses Rhea and May Senne
Reading ....... Miss Madelyn Kurner
NlOAln lftltl
Messrs. Edw. Biery and Frank
YodeI song Mr. Hilbert and daughters
Reading ......... Master David kurner.
NocA solo ........... Miss Laura Biery
Violin solo ......-..M r Edward biery
Vocal soIo........M Miss Laura Keil
Popular Airs by Aessrs. Albert Fauth.
Davis and others.
Vocal solo. Miss Louise kletzer