The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-31
NEW YEAR
AT Y.M.C.A.
ELABORATE RECEPTION TO BE
HElO AT BUILDING.
Throughout Entire Day and Excellent
Program viii Be Carried
Out

The program or the annual New
ear reception 10 fhe mer Of Wheel
inc 10 be held tomorrow AZ the Young
Men Christian association building.
~ss practically completed yesterday
aud uuduubtedlN II the most elaborate
In the history ~ ;ne association The
reception viii begin AZ o'clock and
viii continue until II O'Clock In the
evening
Although the athletic contests in
m" gymnasium viii not begin unit.
O'Clock. prize bow iing and billiards
will be- held throughout The day. b.
SHINING in the early morning Three
handsome prizes Will he awarded for
highest scores IN bowling aud three
are also offered IN the billiard tourna.
m~nt The prizes. beautiful Y. VI e.
watch fobs. have been on display
IN ih" Association lobby and have at
irscicd considerable attention
The Intermediate class viii give an
exhibition in the gymnasium. begin
ulng Al = clock. consisting OF ring
hocher. Nolley ball. association foot
ball and hyEienic E3mes
This exhibition viii he followed hy
Two hasAetbtl games. which viii
marx the close o' The Senior basket
ball league ~ the y. NJ & \ The
Reds viii play the Ravens. while the
Intermediates will clash with the
Silent Five
Swimming Exhibition.
~ The conclusion ~ the events in
the gymnasium an excellent swim.
ming exhibition viii be given from =
until 80 O'Clock Va-ions races viii
be- held IN the pool and Prof Settlers
viii demonstrate the many strokes
used IN fancy swimming. sculling and
diving lie Will execute many fancy
strokes
The athletic events promise to he
unusually iniere- ting and viii doubt
les be Witnessed lbs large crowds
Much interest is being taken In tho
basketball games as they are expected
TO ne IN" closest and hardest fought Of
the entire schedule
During the afternoon Col 4 W
Hawks OF Baltimore the sunshine
Nan. viii lender short program %
rec tJtions and readings. while music
VII! ne rendered In the lobby at the
Tho Ladies' Auxiliary Of the y. "
y are cCmp'ctlnE arrangements for
SER ing refreshments To- tho guests
ana sandwiches. cake and coffee will
"' served To an men who call
Evenings Program
Probably the most interesting fes-
lures O. tho reception will ho The
evening entertainment IN the the an.
Hitorium. Owing to tho regular week
N PRAYER meetings N the various
'HNV'n"~ ON Wednesday evening. tho
entertainment will not begin unHl
80 O'Clock. although The building
VII he omen 10 the public throuChout
ne afternoon and evening.
No concert is 10 he rendered bv
The ohio Wesleyan University Male
Qu'ri"'c and anthony p blanks
reader. J D." program. which is of un.
usual merit. was published "A for- davs
ago 100 Tho lnt"lligencer Nearly an
ih" seats In the auditorium have been
I"-crved and 10 is quite likely that
We room viii be crowded to its no
most CauacI'y
Ih" y NJ G. =. orchestra p.fii ron.
doF q Choir. musical program during
ih" early part of Tho evening and IRE.
c"ding the concert M the auditorium
secretary John a. Lynch and his as.
si~iHuio are enthusiastic over tho
pros poets f1~ the greatest -eccptio
nee th" local association was organ.
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