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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24
NEWS BRIEFS

-Workmen for the city spent the
greater part OF the night washing and
cleaning the streets in the business dis
trict The accumulation OF mud on the
principal streets was cleaned UP and
carried away
Although no action has been taken
on the adoption of the new commission
form or government for the city OF
W heeling. the name Of George W. Lutz
mas Teen offered a. q candidate for on
OF the positions On the commission that
VIII rule and guide the city In the fu-
ture.
Examinations for the first semester
brought To close this afternoon and
feeling of satisfaction T. being felt
10y the majority of the students
Many changes Will ~ made in the
schools throughout the city Monday
with the beginning OF the second SEINE
Ster and additional work will he out
lined Tor both teachers and pupils
\ petition OF discharge in bank
rupicy ia the case Of Harry r. Piepers
Wa made yesi-rday and an order en-
tered in United States court
The county commissioners held
thFir regular session yesterday and dis
POSED ui many routine matters sew
eral road reports were read and sew
81 al ROAD bills were III posed -
le@t' rday morning the big slip on
m" Top MN road was cleared away
ana III, highway was once again OPEN
ed FOR traffic The slip had caused the
fanHardle Tfacti"n company to make
transfers.
1t = understood that the Wheeling
= ractiou company has aba ndoned the
pan ~ double tracking the remainder
- tts ln" north - tho city a. the
tranchis" permitting them to do this
las Expired and %" application has been
made for new one
Tho Old Market street building
formerly occupied lbs the Dollar saw
ing AID Trust company and recently
fnirr hsred hy the Knitted Woclen Mills
s",rp'ny; is undergoing eHi"rsive re-
turs when completed
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At ONLY certain things I've got A
walk daily. Turkish bath weekly. fast
sundays and keep your mind on the
Mrs. Louis-tsa dIy.) Ach. unit Ill bet
,ou won't allow me to TX any OF die
nddlc dishes your BOppa likes so much.
IeP kuchen. cinnamon buns. kaee-k uch-
IN. god whole pandry-fuil rigid
Louis. Jr-Of course you can't eat
those. most fsttenlng things KNOWN
pantry,
Mr Louis---Ach: und your Mamma
your rggersve ought To- help you dake
u away Ven Dc We begin;
Louis. Jr.-RiRht nov. We must ex-
ercise hfty times IN show you the
hip and arm fnos ement. then we'll have
lot water. lemon Juice. weak coffee and
lad and I will walk down TO business.
and Mamma will do two hours OF
nouse-Work
Mrs Louis sadlyD Ach, couldn't
ve shust half breakfast dis morning.
@ god grapefruit. flannel cakes. chick
sr liVers. eggs und baked POTATOES und
before We shtart7
Louis Jr-No, I'm determined ~
know Now. then FOR the exercise
VI Louis Sinking exhausted. after
v,n,d- ~ 10 couch). a cup coffee.
..o..s. sl-No Stree. lemon and
water first Prof Keller says this is
the very time you must take So
All indulge fu p rnenEer brcakfaaf-l
Mss Louis Afterwards Ach!f got
20 &" ur-sfairH una iie down
Louis Ir . You shouldn't DO nat
YOU % ret fatfer than ever.
Mr. Louis Veil she shall shust Do IL
m EUirk 10 die stink room myself
town
Louis. Ir-Au right I'll wait in the
hall
fThey All scatter IN few minutes
Louis Jr. walks sfealfhfullv into the
pantry. looks about him carefully AMI
uOes mot discern his fara ami Mamma
eating fHer- kurFcn 600 tho shadowa lie
"a. 90 fnf rirramou huusl
VIZ Louis b.. suddenly Who's dat
dcref
vrs iouia Happily Ira only
utfle Louis eating ms schne-ken' Come
fa much better
tCurtain)
ms Newspaper Service.
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who. is the mouse guest OF Miss Loretta
liein-r. viii leave on Monday for Fair
mont. To visit friends.
Ear carl strohrman; Of Echo Point.who has
been seriously III is improving slowly
MI and Mrs. Edward Johnston, Of
ItttsouTgh. are guests Of Mrs. jon n
stons Parents. Nj. and Mrs Th.adore
Roller. on North Market street.
Hiss Rtck"y kraatz. of Martins eFTry
VIII leave for Cleveland. to visit her
oi3tuer. charles hraatz and attend a
Dali tHer" On saturday.
MISS ENelNn Blum. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. !. Adam Hum. is The guest OF
friends in Pittsburgh. where a number
or social events have been given for her
Miss Barbara TAYLOR was called to her
nom" at Woodsreli. -. ON account 5f
the Illness 81 her brothers
Mrs Z. W. Hartman Ias as her house
guest Miss sue D'Maley. of New York
WI" viii remain for ths charity Rail
Miss Adelaide Louisa Hicherson. of
M"odldWn. - Improving after "a serious
Mrs. =. = S,hrhart. -on George Schu-
bart. ;,ni iaI-ht"r Miss Adella Scnhart
ard Mrs. SshuOari'S sister. Mrs Lena
k""h."r. leave" for Melbourne. Florida.
wlcr" they wil remain until April
MI Fred - ScAru".chel has gone to
'hicago. y here he went TIA the Interest
OF hts furniture business
Mrs. George Philips leaves the first Of
February for chicago and will later go
To Sew YORK 10 tie Interest of her mil
Mrs. ". q. Crcsmer returned last
evening from q weeks visit with rela-
ute~ ana friends 80 canton. -
Ms. Henry Iupke. who las been scri-
""siy $40 for some time past - ser home
IN 90" Island with Pneumonia. b. I'm
proving
Miss Naymc Anderson. - tho Mode.
.ali"~ Tailor nx Company. LETT last
evening fnr New YORK pr busI ness and
Wi n" registered at the Seville hpist.
Miss Martha y. Graham. elementary
super Int'u.i'nt ~ tine SUNDAY School
Association. attended district conven-
ton 30 Gam'rou last evening
Miss \. q Arnold - MpunIsNIIIe Will
leave to-day FOR fIIrarp and wheaton
iII. wtIer" sH" viii spend 90 cpuf 20 Of
weeks Visiting friends ard relatives she
" I'D Dol" Ioiu"st hy nor husband BOO ,'clgm-
Hff4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24

The members ~ tho Arion will enjoy
tfeir annual Mask Rail on fie evening
NJ February 7rd and elaborate prrpara-
lions are being made for ffe event
pacnman's full orchestra vii furnish
tre music Naas AMI Son. ~ Philadcl-
Fhf4 WIN ta lore ON SUNDAY and III
vitt have o. opportunity % rent their
costumes TIE of.fufffse fucrarRe -
80 AFFAIR which ia FOR tho ruerihera uriv
are MAJ korsi8r. chairman Anton fNe-
hersDn. . - NrCrum. rhsrle- Norfe-
man. August ffaf'furE. AVN Srfuhsrf.
Tel Zig
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VI Walter Erelfrx ~ NJ wood ROAD.
y a. Pleasantly surprised - his hume uu
Wfdnssdav ln honor % His gfsf birthday
AMI the following uars his gUsafa.
Misses Mo mo Kaiser. Katherine Krie-
rim AnnH kuirrim. isI.u Kurner. Marc
Frantz. Irene Runner. Ethel f0nee Els..
Grub Martha Wsgner lula HIeEs afI
H'slop. i.lrauetu f-hsting. Nsrtru1. I.Ia,-
Ing AMI Frsi1 kricrfm
Nrqarr Ralph WlEnsr. WIft.Ir EtUr.
Robert DrsFrpl Iaui Nsut1 cation
WefsKeruer. Hnirh Eheling oscar fIls.
linz Houerf Srhuerer. Fred gueEpiH.
waite Ehelnz. Mr and Mrs Harry fTru
Jos. Andrew -'iuerer AMI Louis EbcIInr
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DON'T NEED WAGON
Delivery o. Parcels Pos, In city pc.
ing Accomplished without
Much Difieulty.

Delivery o. packages In This city
and vicinity has not caused any great
amount % Inconvenience. and ~ until
the present time the business has not
grown 20 such an extent that WAGON
IL necef sary Two special carriers
have been On duty since tho Inaugural
ton ~ the system and they have
boon able 20 handle tho business very
satisfactorily They virtually give fo
the residents ~ the city special
delivery service with parcels post
packages and are able TO DO much bot
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1fa iHdr shrirra uef % thefr club
urffe tfr H fIfl aift evening anil elect
% ~ fefH ffher hupIrr.a ~ IfIfftf f-
frrf was ffHr..t.ffd rrf frIF TfeI
-frpehruEu vac Efeaeufed with o. hand
pr1e jewel Hr tho order a social ara-
oirr zoe held Hrd fNn friiuwIrg are the
filfIrrru elected Iir. rrfraffae LADY
.tuu'u.rra princess Mrs 30 fIHir. fret
frrrr.rrIaI ffdt Wra Frff fftt ~ rere
fnf|f..fN IfIF. We f'|TFfff rfr rotary.
Size Frank 1hufru. chairman SIS
I.'ffN oriental quart Mrs ftruemuIrr
me. EIHrH HrI outer Fuuf 4. sire
FfrH efuueifhtI' frusfrru Nrs ffIU.
.-E1n--t W.. l.rttrIl ..Iln.kL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24
Annual Charity Ball.

The Ladies OF the Good Shepherd Aid
Society will give their annual Charity
Bali at the Elk club on next Friday
evening. January 3ist An out OF town
orchestra Will furnish the music and the
following are the patronesses Mra. pat
rick J Green. Mrs. James =. Hanley. Mr..
Charles J. Waterhouse Mrs. seth Hos
king. Mrs George ". Norton. Mrs Thos
= Riley. Mrs Henry y Hess Mrs los
J. Beuter. Mrs BENJAMIN Hazeltine. Mira
a.. Bates McIain
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Young Ladies sodality.

The Young Ladies' Sodality ~ the
Sacred Heart church held a meeting At
the church hall and elected the following
officers. Miss Minnie Slender. president
Miss Anna Mcilwaine. first project Miss
Laura Bierkortte. second prefect. chan
cellors. Miss Lenna Case. Anna Weir.
Loretta Brueschel. Angela Stenger. Mae
Niehouse: secretary. Miss Laura Rier-
kortte. treasurer. Miss Frances Thai
man. The society Is arranging for n
prize euchre TO be given in she echool
hall on Thursday evening. January 40.
Miss Frances Thalman will have charge
and will be assisted by members OF the
Sodality. Euchre will start at o'clock.
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Misc f0u ra-f entertained fhe MON
-rrs ~ fh" RUIZ Cluh o. Der lDfue .l
THURSDAY evening ard tre fpllaviug
wore .e ETIerts present Mrs Fref fiacf.
man. Mr. fphr WeIfyrl Nre Albert
Feufel Sire Albert kurkie. Sire FIi
l'etusiisr. Mr. gru~ge fnshop Mrs Pin.
riu. Mrs Join hardy Nrs f+rry S.ug-
rpu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24

TTI7TII HIOT'. HHNfU WT1f UIHY H0Ta0If
sidered had had tn 10 do with success She
thought lev moments AMI then said. My ability To-
put myself in Tho other fellows place It's been
habit ~ mine since % child try 10 do that
ana has helped me more than say When I was
behind The counter always tired put myself In the
customer place and hat would got af beet
Y ] wore O. customer. when 7 was made a foreladv
hai 10 put myself in the shop girls tlace Of course
that wasn't so hard because had Just been there my.
scf Whom began TO do the buying had to put INV
sef boz s"v'ra peoples places the merchants brsieh'
from Tho firm was WORKING for. and. ~ course tn.
customer for whom ultimately buyina You've
Just rot to keep doing that a the II you want Ia
succeed Tho moment YOU begin think too much Of
ynIr nnni ~ Wow. nd fnrrrl fn mt rnnraclf IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24

TIC Sr0ttiFn ThiFtIe S0rIety VII colo
hrafe the anniversary Of the birth Of
Robert Hurns. ~r0ti1nd's favortte pu.t
on saturday evening. January %. \ ban
Cathedral - O'Clock sharp t,eoree
lsreig VII 20 the foasfnlagtcr and judy
Frank Nesoitf vii Ei." the principal all
dress
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Rtrhdav Party.

NJ David flfr'f FFrr ulaarHrtiv
Fnterfa. ned a rHrfs ~ friends - lrr
hume Iu fslfaIrf TFur-lfr evening
rOrnr.firrenfarr 20 fNr birth arnIvfruary
o. ie- sister Nre F~prge ffrauefruun
Tho evening vac very frfDtahIr sresf
o. music ard gaines Hud 70 rr arprp-
pirate hour fnn course dinner VAS
eergnH
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Fried Chicken with Rica.

haif Try "a chicken. Boil a half cup
ful or rice in a pint OF water. leaving tie
grains distinct, but not too dry: the
water must he boiling briskly when the
rice - added Add TO the rice "A heaping
teaSpoonful OF butter. and, when IL cools.
two well beaten eggs. "A half teaspoonful
OF sait and pei per TO taste. Put the
chicken into "A pudding dish. cover with
the rice and bake until nicely Drowned Ia
an oven not too not.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24

Mrs r : Romine enferta ned with =
family dinner 10 hsr home on Wadnes-
hty evening fur Mr. Fred Arhenz. ~
Clfusofhe. -. and there we're covers for
eight \ four course dinner was served
and the decorations were pink and white
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24

The Werner Dancing -ff viii dance
f.s sf'nir~ af Tho O.. fItHr Auditorium
frI Hu IufcfeefIrE Program gill pol.
rrTfrrtf NH NrIHfnrr urfhrafff ftf.
fsTf FrifHf evening their arru.f frfa-
cIerfde GIL he given Hrd rrIre- uiif
=. awarded the most comic frar auf
ipHv
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Home Economics

The Home Economics Department OF
the wOman's Club will meet this after
noon in the kitchen OF the 4. q. L. W.
hall and all are requested TO he present
and Mr.. Lennon. OF the Lennon Lam
dahl. butchers will give a demonstrate ion
of the different cuts of meat. which will
be OF interest TO every housekeerer
The March meeting will be addressed
by Mrs. Enock RAuh, Of Pittsburgh.
president Of the Pittsburgh Council OF
Jewish Women. and will give a talk OF
interest to all
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ter and more efficient work than a
wagon ~ the carriers ride on the
trolley car 10 and from the different
points from tho ONCE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-24

LADY Mira Collins: Searsent. Lady Nc
Sullough; Sentinel. Lady Cochran;
Picket Lady Baker: Captain guards.
Lady Giels. and pianoist. Lady Mary
Stephans.
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Nrs Tf1rr. o. whitaker vIII entnrf4i,
thIs Afternoon VIfh bridge PARTY o.
rourfery 90 Her house guest Mrs Jon,
ifuolin. ~ Louisville
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Miss Katherine Gilbert entertained at
the Orpheum theatre on Thursday af-
ernoon Win matinee party FOR Mrs.
Fred Arbenz. OF Chilacoth- o. who
~ the guest or relatives in the citv
Following the show the marty was on
tertained at luncheon In the PARTY
Were; Mrs. Fred Arb.nz OF Chilacothe
q: Miss Anton Appenzeller. Mrs r. s.
Romine. Mrs. Sam Windsor. Miss Net
tie Leonard and Miss Jessie Ross.
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what Every woman should Know TO
Avoid Y1res-


Avoid Fires.
FIN the oil lamps in the daytime
Put greasy rags In metal receptacies
Never use gasoline for cleaning in
Have metal wastebaskets only in the
10 not leave oil cans in the kitchen. e.
pecially near the stove.
Have simple. cheap screens in front nj
every open fireplace.
Keep the ashes I'm a metal receptacle
away from any wood.
Use only safety matches ana keen
these away from the children
Constantly clean the rubbish. partic-
ularly in the yards. cellars and closet.
Avoid the prehistoric mistake of usins
coal oil to help along a dying fire
Make sure all the doors that would
Pay particular attention TO the stove.
pipe. and see that IL set firm and tight
Keep curtains and draperies tied back
to prevent them from swinging agains,
Remove all cotton and metallic orna.
. ments from the gas or electric ligh,
Don't take a kerosene lamp into cellar
ATTIC OF any other place where there is
Have the chimney burned out and
cleaned at least once a year. and before
the fall season sets in.
Smokers OF either sex. who carefessly
leave matches lying around. are a men,
All sorts OF rubbish. as commonly
kept In an attic, is Just as commonly
the cause Of a burned home.
Don't keep old clothes in trunks and
closets. Better throw them away than
have a FIRE start in them.
BE always on the lookout for defee.
tive fiues. This has been the cause OF
90 per cent OF the fires i'm the south
Be particularly careful about cleaning
grease out OF a gas stove oven. Many
through a lack OF caution.
Clean cut the cellars. Rubbish IN
mem IL lust as DANGEROUS as in attics
late in either place.
Portable gas stoves should have their
rubber tubing renewed every few
months. Otherwise they are likely "a
cause fires or explosions. or both.
III meat catches fire in a Ras oven
hrst shut on the gas and then throw
salt will put out the blaze and won't
spoil the meat
When you use a match. he careful
burning or smoldering matches has
caused many great disasters.
Feather Trimmings In Parisian Creations
The idea or only using a few sprays
OF aigrette or paradise instead OF a
whole bunch IL quite new and IL really
the more suitable plan OF the two for
the small hats. to which IL is mostly
| restricted.
Top-h"avy effects are avoided. and in
| the present state or the market the econ
oiny realized is considerable / need
1 hardly add that only really good plum
age can hc used in this way. Sometimes
the sprays. while fastened together al
! the foot, are allowed to spread oft and
quit" Independently one Of the other II
| J. 80 In the case Of hat in gold tissue
Tor the trimming OF four long sprays oi
/ yellow paradis" are used. giving mo-.
/ the effec; or two pairs OF antennae thar
! aiEr"tte. They are fastened in lie,
tween two puffs OF the tissue forming
the crown. belted about by a band OF
skunk. against which rolls back a mar.
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THE y DAILY CHIT-CHAT
BY Ruth Cameron


- NnNli 10 virtue Everyone knows that and 10
is thanh
q ' "
sympathy is m" hn" art o putting place
De- ability
hsuy ucccssln l.-lrE
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fo is tho
nrhc.t % is ountry
~ tho othcr lows Mac tho
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and g.
putt insc
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letters
cas-" think Won VIII hud hat the ability fr lin
nd
Incident YOU
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identify
thinr 20 NJ one
Th" ~ In tho
have TO
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Mature Above Ar"

Nature Above Art" Is the sub iect Of
the next meeting az the Woman's Club.
OF Martins Ferry. which Is TO be held al
TIE home Of Mrs. ShreVe. ~ Martins
Very. on the afternoon - January 80.
The following program will bc followed
and afterwards lunch will be served by
the hostess
Natures Above Arr Shakesusare
King Lear
sponses-- Proverbs from Franklin
The Fisher Folk 81 cape cod ........
..-............... Mrs Robinson
TIE Yankee IN Fiction. ... Mrs S~hreve
FIfty Years Of Yale........ MrS Nesh.ft
A Trip Through the White Mountains
...-.-. ......... Miss VI tehelI
Famous concord ........ Mrs. AlpauEh
Humorous Heading .... Miss inEleDright
Masquerade for Children
Mrs Maud SpOouer- iteCker Will enter
tain the members 81 her chilfrSn's a-us-
Ing class at the Elzs this evening W
a maSGusrade. Orchestra music vii De
rendered ana many pretty ~ well as
comic costumes vii be worn There
VIII be e large attendance Following
the masquerade tho older guests viii
dance until midnight
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The Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent So
cIety OF the Eoff Street Temple gave the
first OF "A series OF bridge whist parties
at the Mercantile Club, on Tuesday
afternoon and Mrs. julius Hork 4 inner
Handsome prizes were awarded the win
enrs and the affair was well attended.
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Pieces Of dry bread and toast should
he hept in "A covered jar until you are
ready 10 use them. Dry bread and
toast can be used for a score Of things
and odd bits should never be thrown
away.
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SOCIAL EVENTS
THROUGHOUT CITY
P1E-LENrEH SOCIAL. EvEHTs GIVEN
DURING NEXT PEW DAYS.
Masquerade Balls TO Ne Given Next week
and Annual Charity Dau win
Ne Feature.

The House residence. on Fifteenth
cia1 event on Thursday evening, when
mir. Chauncey Admiral House entertain
ed eighteen OF his gentlemen friends at
dinner. Mrs. House assisted her hus-
band in receiving and she was gowned in
black lace with Corsage bouquet OF
violets and lilies-of-theAvailey.
The spacious dining room was deco
rated In red and green and the largo
round table was covered with a Mexican
cluny lace over American Beauty satin.
reproducing beautiful effect The
center piece was huge round basket OF
American Beauty rose buds mingled with
Eouthern smilaN. The handle OF the bas-
ket was tied with artistic bows Of red
by red muffed and unshaded red candles
In tall standards
4 most delicious ten course dinner was
served and eighteen covers were arpro-
priately marked Each guest plucked
from the basket a rose for a boutenoir
and following the dinner fragrant cigars
were enjoyed and the guests repaired
90 the parlor. where conversation was
the diversion The parlors were also
decorated in American Beauties.
There were covers at the dinner for
the following:
MessrS:
Henry r Jones. \. r. sweeney.
Cecil Robinson. Is. -. Smith.
Joseph Lowson. Frank Mcneil.
pr. W 2. Megrail. Fred Fox
Robert Dalzell. r. c. Franzheim,
Guy r. &. Allen. W. II. Clemens.
gDr. ". :. Fulton. Herbert Olmstead.
Frank Olmstead. James Il. fancy.
Chauncey A. House,
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tons preceded the bride. who came in on
the arm OF her father. who gave her
away and solemn service was performed.
ring being given and received in
plishting their VOWS. The bride was
exquisitely gowned In a white satin with
over drapertes OF white chiffon and
carried lilies OF the valley. After the
ceremony they received the congratu-
lations OF their friends and a pleasant
social evening ensued in which an *
cellent collation. was served in the din
ing room. the brides table being adorned
In the bridal colors OF yellow and white.
The bride. who Is a daughter OF express
ident John Dillon. OF the city council.
In a favorite among a large circle OF
young friends. At late hour Mr. and
Mrs. Glass were escorted to their own
home on Stanton boulevard. that was
beautifully furnished and ready for
their reception. and outwardly adorned
with banners and placsrds OF welcome
by their admiring host Of young friends.
The out OF town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Glass. parents OF the groom. and
sister. Miss Ethel. and younger brother
and Mr.. Oscar Conway, of WeIlsburg.
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VIII Entertain.

Miss Loretta TIeiner. OF North Main
street. will entertain her friends Sstur-
day afternoon for her house guests.
Cards will be the diversion and all are
anticipating n pleasant time.
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Oottuion Club

The Cotillion club will dance as usual
on Monday evening at the Carroll club
auditorium. Prof. Fred Becker will be
IN charge or the affair and Rentfieid's
orchestra will furnish the music
EIEs Banquet
The E.lks. or Martins Ferry will en-
terrain this evening at their club Harry
"Cy' Morgan. the well known bail pIav
~ VIII he on the program. tne time
is anticipated.
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coTJnFht l5i9. ~ wa NJ Nsvspaper se-vcs
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Masquerad. for childr.n,

Famous Concord ........ Airs Alpa
Humorous Tkeadfpg Mic fpcf.t,