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The Washington herald., 1913-03-02
VIRGINIA TO JOIN
PRINCETON IN FORMING
WILSON DOUBLE LINE

J. W. Belt. of the University of Vir-
ginia. who has had charge of the ar
rangements for the 800 men who are to
represent the university in the inaugural
ceremonies. is visiting his mother, Mrs
James p. Tarvin. at the Powhatan.
Mr.. Belt said last night that the Vir-
ginia men will join the Princeton men
in forming n double line through which
Mr.. Wilson will pass Tuesday morning
on his way from his hotel TO the White
House. In the inaugural parade the vir-
ginia men will march Immediately after
the Princeton men.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-02
SPECIAL CARS BRINGING
CHICAGO SUFFRAGISTS
TO NATIONAL CAPITAL

Chicago, March AFTER abandoning
proposed parade through the streets OF
Chicago. suffragists. who will participate
in the big suffrage demonstration in
Washington, left to-day for the National
Capital They occupied special cars at
tached to a Baltimore and Ohio train
Speakers who accompanied the party
planned to maxi rear platform cam
paigI as the train rushed Eastward AT
every stop the Campaigners will plead
the cause of votes for women. The suf-
fragist party carried no men
The Washington herald., 1913-03-02
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WILL Il
John d. and Mary NJ Wolf. girl.
Irving ". and Bertha NJ. Wiser. girl.
Mason L. and Ruth Z. Taylor. girl.
Leonard. ir. and LYDIA ]. Sarseant. girl
Hyman NJ. and TRube s. Saks, girl.
&. l.. and Nellie I. Pugh, boy.
James T. and Bertha A. Novell. boy.
James f. and Esteile L. McMullin. siri.
George W. and F1orencs Moran. boy.
Robert d. and Maud !. Milner. boy.
George r. and Clara d. Harting. boy.
Benjamin T. and Nettie Henderson, girl.
Carl A. and Veronica II. Doubet- boy.
Gilbert r. and Minnie Brewer, boy.
COLORED.
William and Esiie Ware. boy.
James and Bessie Nelson, girl.
Albert q. and Blanche ]. Knorl, boy.
Henry and Amy V. Holt, boy.
Thonas and Martha Brown. girl.
Arthur and Annie Baker. boy.
George II. and Irene Butler, boy.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-02
Pennsylvaninns Meet.

Representative Benjamin X. Focht OF
Pennsylvania addressed a meeting of the
Pennsylvania Society of Washington at
the Pythian Temple last night. The oc-
casion was the annual social gathering
Of the Pennsylvanians. and the attend
ance was augmented by many visitors
from their State who have come for the
Inauguration and the pageant.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-02
COMPENSATION BILL PASSES.
Final Vote in the House Was
217 to 81.

BY vote of 2l7 to 81. the House.
shortly before last midnight, passed tho
workmen's compensation bill
The measure was passed by the SEN
ate at the Iast session and 1t now gues
TO the President for approval. The pro-
posed legislation has the Endorsement of
organized labor and the railroads.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-02
Funeral Of william Y. Clarke.

The funeral of William Young Clarke.
who died suddenly on Tuesday, took
place from the residence of his sister,
1913 Eighth Street Northwest. Friday.
Services were conducted by DR.. ]. ].
Muir. Of Temple Baptist Church. The
pallbearers were J. E. Latimer, DR..
Harry Perry. Albert Perry. Harry B.
Hartung. Albert b. Clarke. and Donald
NJ. MeLeran. Honorary-Dr. Samuel F.
Lewis, DR.. Samuel 8 Marr. Arthur N.
Marr. and DR.. F. D. Dowling. lnterment
was in Rock Creek Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-02
Natives of Maine Meet.

The Maine State Association held its
regular monthly meeting at 5e2 Sixth
Street Northwest last night. and listened
to an illustrated lecture on Palestine,
delivered by George W. Hall. After the
lecture refreshments were served. There
was large attendance for the purpose
OF discussing the plans of the people Of
Maine for their part of the inaugural
social programme.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Perry L. Rogers. 8. and Mary c. Lowe. a. Of
Leesburv. Va Rev. Samuel II. Woodrow.
Charles Z Deunison, n. snd F1orrnce NJ vsne.
. Of Philadelphia, Pa. Rev. Merritt Earl.
,yirginius G. Idrn, z. and Minna n. Thompson
a. Of Martinsbury. W. v. Rev. B. d. Cow
Neil @. Reynolds. Q. Of Round HILL Va. and
Agnes h Mullet, 10. Of Waterford. Va Rev. /.
Clifton Bradford
Marion 8. Yo}nx .. and Ddna u Coazy, q.
Rev. John =. Isk0soda
The Washington herald., 1913-03-02
Loca1 Tempcrafurcs.

Midnight. IS; a. m. IS: n m, e; a. m Il +;
a m. 10; 10 a. m. Al; Il noon. q: . n H. IS; n
IN. %: p. m, -; T. m. 4; 10 m. Il. Highest
81: lowest, 20.
Relative hIImidity-sa a. m 70: p m, 70: p. m.
q. Rainfall IS J.. m. to p. M. o. Hours Of sun
shine, o; Ier cent Of possible sunshine. 0.
Temrerature same date last year-Highest, 55: low
est, %
The Washington herald., 1913-03-02

According to a German statistician,
only per cent of musicians are bald
to 1s per cent of men in other intellectual
pursuits.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-02
For a Disordered Stomach

Hor's Lemon Seidlitz is the greatest
thing in the world. 1t Is prescribed by
physicians everywhere. and for sale By
all druggists.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-02
ANNOUNCEMENT OF
BOOST
WASHINGTON
AWARDS

Will Be Made in
The Washington Herald
At an Early Day.
Owing to the great number
of interesting essays received
and the demands on The
Herald force incidental to the
inauguration, the considera-
ton of the essays and making
the awards must necessarily be
deferred.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-02
Temperatures In Other Cities.

Temperatures in other cities together with the
smount Of rainfall for the twentyour hours ended at
?. N. yesterday. are as follows:
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NEWS BRIEFS

Prank +. Dehass. Of Youngstown.
O.. has enlisted in the United States
army. through the local recruiting sta
ton, and has been assigned to the
field artillery
Preparatory to blowing for wheat.
and other fall work. the farmers are
finishing their harvesting as soon as
possible. Most OF the grain in this
vicinity has been threshod. the yield
being large
-Arrau gements are being made by
the Odd Fellows throughout the State
TO attend the Grand Lodge of the In
dependent Order OF Odd Fellows of
West Virginia. which will convene in
Parkersburg October "a. 10 and 16
The dedication OF a new temple Will
be feature
As a result OF the lecture OF d.
Ward King. delivered Saturday night,
in the Board OF Trade rooms. n num-
her OF split draGs are being built to
expo rimeut with on the roads OF this
vicinity.
Deputy Tax Commissioner Pat An
derson IS spending a few days in this
city on business for the State.
Prof J. q. Morrison will deliver
4 lecture ir odd Fellows hall. Monday
evening. September II. under the au-
spices Of the Coi,rIdge Taylor Club.
composed OF Co!ored residents of this
city.
Considerable suffering among the
cattle and sheep is reps ted by farm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-04

4 brand new vaudeville bill Will
rTrr 7f tuc popular Orphan Theatre
tl.s afternoon with the usual daily
matinee - VIII hr n genuine Keith
oneriur with Cd listed cot 81 Eve variety
cots &C hirl class merit Newport and
Stirk vii Cfcr comedy variety
lUurt1huut offering entitled. Pun IN
o. barber shop Then will come Helen
Tell and the Quinn brothers in a
singing comedy t1lkiuc act. followed
bf Duke Darling. tho mar known tho
world over 4e the Man with tho rrcrn
Stoves tIc has new SONGS and Jokes
t.It will surely score in tho applause
Tho Iu-ene Trio of horizontal bar
comedians viii cause roars ~ laughter
and with The biz feature act. The Four
Melody Nor1rchs in singing piano
unrrnE. three mon and q giri. in an
exceptionally good act Three pianos
are used ln the act. ~ will b. m,isic.
mIrth anil sonr from The start 10 the
finish ~ This excellent Offering
This viii De an ideal bill 20 finish
Tho i1sf half ~ This week no this pop
Mar playhouse No act conflicts with
tho other and ps Tho bilI D. rial va
rioty one. 70 should prove just the Kind
80 on Offering that the Orpheum
patron. Ike. with plenty 81 good sing
iuE and comedy
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provided a bill for the remainder OF
The week that will surpass anything
IN the vaudeville line ever offered for
the theater going public Of Wheeling
There will he just Two acts. but either
one 81 them would be sufficient for
fun evening Of enjoyment. and the
management Of the house is willing TO
stake their reputation when they de-
clare there will be no disappointed
people attending the performances the
remainder 81 the week
The big feature VIII be Little Dol.
lie Dimples. with Dan Collins In the
stellar part. and IL Is brimful of the
best comedy 81 the day. The company
carries handsome girls. clever cOmedi-
ans and specially fine scenery. % Is
a biz musical show. and vs. sure 10 be-
q rare treat for Wheeling thcater-
Eoers
BESIDES this company there viii be
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Instruction in Music

ers OF this vicinity. as a result of the
drouth OF the past two weeks. Many
springs have dried up. and the water
supply Is rather low. the rains OF a few
days ago offering but temporary re-
lief.
Miss Maude Barnes. OF this city.
has asked the aid of Senator Chiffon
TO inquire after her brother, who was
last heard of in Sicily.
Judge Newman handed down an
order in the case of Joseph Staub VS..
J. ii. White. overruling the demurrer
The case was a suit OF ejectment and
In the opinion OF the court was not
sufficient in law.
The board of county commission
ers was out yesterday inspecting the
road work that Is being done in Rich
land district The commissioners
made an inspection OF the quality or
the limestone that IS being taken out
of the quarry by Campbell Savage
In addition TO the Short Greek road,
the Ball Engineering company Is
working on the Long Run road.
The city employees received their
regular monthly pay yesterday The
amounts distributed were: Health q,
$4,000; street department. $3.50. 20:
water. s1.62247: light. S7i2lO. and
gas. $I43. making a grand total OF
S4.2OS.53
A gang OF workhouse prisoners
was busy yesterday cleaning the
fountain in front Of the City build
ing. Henry Feinler is IN charge OF
the work and will have II completed
before the big doirgs next week The
alligators were placed in a pen yes
tcrday In order TO accelerate the
the work
Attorney George Beneke recon-
mended Carl ID Forsythe 10 the Ohio
county bar. a committee was ap-
pointed TO 90 over his credentials aud
see II he is qualified to practice law.
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klnderuarten Onena.

Tho Kings Daughters free kinder.
Earten school. Of the South Side. will
open Monday, September \. NJ y
o'clock. and q large enrolment Ia *
pected. The school In held IN tho
Kings Daughters Day Nurscfy, ami
the most efficient teachers have boon
secured to aid in tho good movement.
The fall and winter term OF the
Sunshine and Mothers clubs, the
schools OF domestic science and Boys
club will begin at an early date and
will be under tho supervision Of Miss
Mary Scott. who has charge Of the
extension work
Miss Ada Hillary, assisted by Mas
Gertrude Rmith. will have charge OF
the domestic science department. and
Will make thorough study Of what
IL needed I'm the home and what II o.
sential TO mothers OF the city. Th&
Mothers club proved n great help 20
many the past season. a. much good
was accomplished through this limo OF
work. Women are more capable NJ
caring for the home and children and
able TO cope with tho problems which
confront them.
The day nursery. which is undrr
the caro- OF MizR Cunning. II IN Eh.n,
now for tho winter. and community
visitors are invited to iuPpoc. IN"
house and become familiar with the
work being done.
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About People
Movements Of individuals &c and
from the City.

Mrs. w. p. Caywood. OF Clarksburg.
Is visiting her mother. Mrs. r. A. Nc
kee, on South Broadway.
James Sheppard. of Elm Grove. has
accepted position on the Intelligen-
Ger repetorial staff.
&, r. Newlin. secretary OF the Y.
NJ. c. \. has returned from his va
cation.
Miss Genevieve Ewing is spending
her vacation in Huntington ana
other towns in the state.
Mrs. w. L. Caywood, OF Clargsburg.
Is visiting her mother. Mrs. F. A Nc
hee. of South broadway.
Fire Chief Edward 7. Rose. OF the
local fire department, is In New York.
attending the annual convention OF the
National Firemen's Association.
Harry {. Davis. formerly a resident
OF Bridgeport. has returned TO his
home in Jeanette. Pa. after a visit
with Bridgeport friends.
Sergeant Norris Donaldson. OF Pitts
burgh. has arrived in this city TO take
charge OF the local recruiting sta
ton. q. =.
After spending a few days in this
city. Dixon Won Blarcom. OF New
York. representing the National As
sociation for the Study and Proven.
ton of tuberculosis. leaves to-day for
Huntington.
Z. 5. Romine spent a few days in
Cambridge. Ohio. on business.
Mrs. Lulu Sweeney and Miss Patti
have returned from a visit with rela
tives and friends at Uniontown. Pa
Miss Ella Howard. Of Clarksburg. Il
the guest OF Miss Pauline Seifert, OF
the South Side.
y daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Mortie Kline. of Pittsburgh, for
merly of this city.
II. G. Bills. general manager OF the
Bell Telephone Co. has returned from
an outing in the Allegheny Mountains
Mrs. o. NJ. Praeger. OF the Island
who has been visiting relatives in
the East for the past two months. re.
turned home Tuesday.
Miss Mary Hare. OF the Island. who
has been visiting various points in the
East Tor the past six weeks. has re
turned home.
Miss Minnie Morgan. of West Lib
erty. w. Va. was operated on at the
North Wheeling hospital. Wednesday
and Is improving nicely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-04

The Womaus Literary Club will hold
their firat meeting Of tho fan and
winter season Wednesday. September
i IN the studio Of the Lima Heuuig
sherman School of Expression. corner
Fourteenth and Chaplln. streets This
meeting VIII b. o. bus.rras nature
reports for tn year will bc made.
committees Appointed and officers
elected
Ih" program for tho scaeon win 3d.
The most interesting ever undertal IN
hy %" club and all b.. ready FOR pub
Hcatipn in the near future Csu.da
and Current Events will bo studied
this season Roth topics viii furnish
.ood material Tor discussion.
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"oFFIcER 6se E"

officer SEQ" Is a good natursd
copper" and thcatcr.Eoers In New
York last season laughed their heads
OF ~ his Intellectual efforts 20 arrest
thr Mentioned thief who. In the play,
finally purioins the uniform 81 the
brave officer and makes his getaway
Not. however before many thrilling
EPISODES have cropped up In the three
acts Aurustin MacHurh. the author
~ Tho farce takes 90 tell his most
amusing story "Onirer 6G6." which
g. on" 81 the genuine hits 81 1912.
viii be- presented here ~ the Court
th"at'r for four nights. starting Mon
day September 5
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Mlss Elizabeth ]. Gromeyer enter
tslned u number OF her friends on
Tuesday At the homo OF her parents
IN tlrookside In honor OF her birthday.
Various games and music were en-
toyrd. Those present included the TO-
lowing: Misses Genevieve Pappert.
irrtha Holman, Mary Reeves, Ka,h-
ryn Hoffman. Neil Williams. Alice
Gromeyer. Bess Madden. Elizabet y
Gromeyer. Gertrude Pappert, WILMA
Iuergens; Messrs. Wilbur Lacey, Wal.
DOlun. Mack Mccullough. George
Gurdling. Richard Miller Charles Hea.
ley. Fred Lorcrtz. WIN. Coss. Edgar
Britt end Ray Narllng
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AiiseeS.


A number OF outings have been
given the past few weeks and particu-
lArIy this week. The Belle Isle beach
has been the mecca for many n pleas
ant outing and number OF corn
ruasts and marshme low toasts have
been given there.
Wednesday evening a congenial par
~ left IN autos for u secluded and
appropriate spot In the woods. where
a camp fire was built Here delicious
sweet corn was roasted on the COB
and formed the piece de resistance IN
the well selected menu. In the party
were Miss Laura S-tfel. Mr.. Henry
Stifel. Mr.. and Ms. Il. \ Wheat. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur G. Sufel, Alr. and
Mrs. Baird Mitchell
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THE THEATER
NEW EDISON PROGRAM
AT THE COURT TO-DAY

An entirely now program OF "a.
sons talking pictures will be present
cd at the Court starting with matinee
To-Day The subjects embrace grand
opera. comedy. vaudeville and drama,
ar" well chosen and equally Interest
INK to children and adults Twelve
plsylets viii be presented
Daily iuatinees begin AZ 215 ard
the night performance at SIS.
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Yes" said Mr.. Biisgins. my wife
had hay fever a. usual this year. and
my daughter had brain fag from over
study and my son had insomnia"
And wasn't there something The
matter with YOU"
NO. There lent auy ailment that
you can cure by going down town
every dav and working on the books.
Washington star.
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daughter Miss Mary Louise. Mrs. Mary
Scheak and daughters Misses Char
lotte and Lorena. Mr.. and Mrs. : T.
Tyler. Who have been touring Ohio
on an auto tour. will return home this
week. While in Ohio they Werc guests
Of At;orne yand Mrs. G.. ". Ross. a.
Flndlay. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-04
PIanoiot Returning.

Miss Jessie Alma Wolfe. the tllent-
ed pianoist. OF this city. VII arrive
.. after a ten weeks con
cert engagement at Harbo. Point
Michigan. Immediately upon her re-
turn she will resume her duties as
orEanist at the Eon Street Temple.
and will be in charge Of the organ r.
the First United Presbyterian church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-04
st-s,ford Hotel Dance.

The management Of he Stratford
Hotel will entertain the quests wrh
another dance ~ the near futur.
Since the affair given IN the past. the
guests and their friends are anKiousIy
looking forward 20 the next one l.
the weather permits the dance may be
arranged for next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-04

The following Is Il copy OF cards re-
ee!ved in the city. Mrs. McCutcheon
is the daughter OF the late DR.. John
Reec and niece OF DR.. Robert Reed.
OF Twelfth street:
Mrs. Jnuo Iurnr Reed
announces the marriage OF her
granddaughter
Sara Reed
TO
Ar. Weir Russell McCutcheon
on Tuesday tho second Or September
nineteen hundred and thirteen
Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weir Russell McCutcnen.
Will be 1T home
After the First OF october
1908 lnxle took Place
Pittsburgh.
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ATTENps coMurMrlon

Secretary = . Arnold. Df fur West
Nfrinia sunday School Association
l"s l'r 'p attend OBJ" Marion county
convention to De- cnndsict.d af Farm
inrtnu. on september and FI
lowing This Mr Arnold viii Irtte for
Summorviiic. Nicholas county. uh.rc
Do" VIII also lead Boo thr convention
work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-04

the -Four Musical Kings. who will IuI
troduce musical specialties during tho
performance OF 'Dollie DimpIes. /
These two acts come here with tho
highest Of recommendations. and they
Will be biz drawing cards. The per-
Torrance each day closes with the
splendid Victoriascope pictures.
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Woman's Club.

The executive board Of the Won
6n's club has been busy working o.
the program for tho year which Will
be cOmpleted soon. Tho frat meeting
IS 70 be held Friday october 2 Rnd
ut this mprtlne NJ Informal reception
will be hold for the r1p.aberE. This
is 10 promote good fellowship among
tic meta bcrs and many topics Df gen
ersl Interest will bO b: Jught up al
THE meeting.
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kaln Club.

The annual election OF the Kahn
Club was held Tuesday evening "a
- club rooms ana the following arr
the new oHccr5: Charles Ne;zuer.
president: William STU roy. vice presi-
dem. J. j CilmaTtiu. recording sec
re;a-y; Louls Coleman, treasurer
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ming and the guests who enjoyed the
pleasures were:
Misses Loretta Armpruster. May
Sterling. Marie Conrad. hottie Carney.
Helen Jahske, Adelaide Barclay, Dor
otEy Schambra. Caroline Bar clay, Do :
othy McFeely, Ruth Hearst. Bessie
Johnson Katherine Moore. Ada
Moore: Messrs. Charles Woeber.
Howard Millen. kennith Ruble, Rus.
soil Barnes, Cecil Former. George Hat
Geld. Charles EbeHng. Charles Hart,
Charles Long -
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H"ar 10 mind fhat ChambofllIu.
i'h''i. Do prov" thr appetite.
ffr"ugfhrn fh' dire. fion and rsrul.fo
'.' liver end bowels Just what Won
r"'d. For sale by an dealers Adv.
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complimentarX Oipnner.

Mrs. James Beans entertained with
dinner at the Country Club We'd
nesday. Tor Ms. GeorSe r. S,liel $
twelve
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-04

Lawrence Frahel. financial secretary;
L. A. Conifi. etatisticisn. The board
OF directors Is as follows: VI. J. Fin
ley. Joseph Tulley and Lawrence
Coleman. T. T. l.. Burke was elected
Chairman OF the pool committee. II.
l.. Ray. the retiring president was
present and made an able address
Wilbur Burke made an address.
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Miss Sdn Moore was rendered
tutpr.sr o. her hor.c on tho SCUM
EiGp Monday evening Music sai
games were the diver -ions ~ the eve.
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MarshmsIlow Toast.

tuesday evening Il party or young
people from Sherrard enjoyed a marsh
mallow toast on the hilltop OF ]. W.
Eskey's farm at Sherrard. A big bon
fire was kindled and after fasting the
enjoyed games around the fire. The
fire shed Ito rays on the scene. and
made Il all the morse picturesque.
The following were among those who
attended.
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SOCIETY EVENTS
OF OUTING NATURE
ARRANGED DURING THE WINTER
MONTHS AND PROVE EN-
JOVABlE.
The Autumn Social Season viii Open
Early and Already Events Are
Being Planned.

Ono OF tho most enjoyable social
events Of an outing nature took place
"Wednesday at the BrOoksde inn. II
was arranged as compliment TO
Mrs. Arthur Marriott. Of Mobile. Ala.
who was formerly Miss Mary Clator.
Of Sixteenth street. Mira. Marriott is
the guest of her parents. and will
remain until November. During her
visit here she will be the recipient Of
, number of interesting events.
The party given "Wednesday lasted
oil day, and Miss Pauline Miller and
Miss Georgia (Dixieb Hess were
hostcsses. The guests were taken in
autos 20 the Brookside inn. where
they enjoyed sowing. and at o'clock
Mrs. Andre served a delicious chicken
Waffle dinner. The Oblong table wai
decorated with huge bowl o; bright.
est red saliva and grcenery.
Following the dinner. cards were
the diversion, the guests spending
the afternoon hours on tho veranda.
Included IN the party were;
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BETHANY COLLEGE:

RETUhNV
Mus Art Orato
nesic sence college
81 Wels
md miles
throughout
Z D. bethany w. Va