The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-04

Y. ". c. A. At 3 o'clock Each sea
son work Is outlined for a study OF
plays. amateur work and library
committees are appointed II Is an
example OF power OF ideas and since
the organization OF the Drama league
in Chicago April rs. 1910, plays are
chosen which are worth while and
educational. as well as presenting
good morals OF modern DAYS. Mrs.
Kelley, who was affiliated with the
Drama league at San Francisco. made
clear the work 70 be taken up here.
IL gives one chance 10 express ap-
proval or disapproval OF plays. The
work Is the evolution OF good taste.
which. Ike good manners. has an In
evitable field for good morals.
Mrs. George VI. Donaldson. here
from New York. spoke on Prison Re
form and the work she will take up
here In connection with the Woman's
Club. She had. while in New York.
the privilege OF seeing life as II really
exists in New York. She spoke OF the
confidence in our Governor OF the
State and the good work TO be per
,ormed. but said she was advised to
get the cooperation OF the Woman's
Club. Less work IA being done IN
West Virginia for homeless children
than any other. Mrs Donaldson will
show slides and give lectures under
the auspices OF the club here. The
first lecture will be given at the Colo.
NAL Theater on Tuesday morning at
II O'Clock, October "A The pictures
and lecture are on Egypt and all are
invited. The lecture IS free History
In Art Will be the subject OF the talk
and all are anxiously looking forward
TO the date
Mrs. Morrison Talks.
Mrs. Charles :. Morrison, president
OF the Woman's Literary Club. the
first organized in the city. gave
short tall She said. i'm part: Il wish
10 rejoice with you all in your general
success Of the club. and hope you will
reach the ideals which you have set
before YOU"
Miss Ruth Greenwood. in charge Of
the Physical Department Of the Young
Nomen's Christian Association. gave
an interesting talk OF her work She
spoke OF the intelligent care OF the
body and its Importance in compari-
son with other duties. She spoke or
the department of the association a.
being organized 20 meet the need :
LAM aNs Nh' fNNllAhfl lfDHlt. Snt
spoke Of the Campfire Girls and the
inspiration they offer 20 girls 20 aid
in the work Of uplifting. thrift and eff.
cheney. She said the work in the as.
ISOLATION. as IN the Woman's Depart.
ment Club. Is growing. Physical worl;
Is not fad. but a proper development
OF the body.
Social Hour.
Following the program a social hour
was spent. The old as well as the
new members We're made welcome
and the members OF the executive
board and the hospitality board were
Possesses. Officers are: President,
Mrs Julian g. Hearne. honorary
president, Mrs 4 L. Wilson. first
vice-president. Mrs. r. c. Ewing: sec
ond vlce-Iresident Mrs Frances Du
Point Thomson. recording secretary.
Mrs. Fred Faris. corresponding secre-
tary. Miss Agnes Moi Wilson: treas
urer. Mrs. Y. VI. Baird: auditor. Mrs.
x. b. Naylor. chairmen Of depart.
ments-Art. Mrs. Oliver Russell
Woods. civic. Miss Celia Speyer; cur
rent events. Mrs Edward Bates Franz
helm. home economics. Mrs W {.
Mctrecor. music. Mrs julius Pol
lock: housewives league, Mrs Guy r.
G. Allen
The now year-books display art in
compiling and the work outlined for
the season shows rapid porgress in
al departments and careful study by
all