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Children's Entertainment.

The children Of Edgington Lane
school will give an entertainment this
Nening at the school and a two &C,
comedy Will he the feature. Ice cream
and cake will be served and there
Will be orchestra music. The following
L.cludes the cast:
Cast OF Characters.
Mrs. Ray-Elizabeth Beans. who is
rich but anxious.
Anthony Ray-Irwin Ronskley: her
son and chief anxiety.
Mildred Carew -Marraret Ewing: her
cousin. a young widow.
Airs. MISUNDERSTANDING Cox: with
design on Toney.
Gladys Mannering-Gladys Zesiger
an only child.
Mr. NanAlsten - Floyd Ransom: a
friend of the family.
Miss Carolyn Carroll-Erma Elder. a
bright star of the chorus.
Mrs. Dorothy Beans; tenn
porary aunt
Thompson-Reed Sarver: a butler.
Mollie Pimpkins-Majorie Cappelen:
sarcastic. unpleasant maid.
Scene-Mrs. Rays living room on
the Hudson.
Room !. song. Playing House
Room ?. song. salute to the Flag
Room &. song. "Slumber Island
buet-'When the Dew is on the Rose
....-.... Misses Elder and Porter
Rooms and :. song, Come to IN.
Woods and Fields Away"
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MI De ChantaI Recital

Chant1l viii he held this afternoon
and Miss Anna Louise Reuter-. Miss
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surnls. Parry

surprise party was given for Nrs
Charles Cross. Of isis Wood street IN
honor ~ her thirtynirth birthday
flames were enjoyed and the followin I,
Were present. Lcona cross. Herbert
Hilln"r. Erma Rrrruler. Robert Kelley.
Ircn" Hastings. Lawrence Kelley. Hcs.
fie Croft. Louis Iurrerou Arttur mi.
son. Harry Waywackpr. Mr. and MR.
charles Cross. Mr. and Mrs Glenn
Gro e. Mrp. John Danloy. Elmer Kram.
Or. Mr. Joe Luf. Mrs Sell Barker Al
bert Lun. Mrs william IuN. Mis-
Mary Barker Mr William Miller. lfr
William Bailey and SIR I'd harris
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CERTIFICATE or incorporation

\ certificate of incorporation FOR 'he
Wcimer Packing Company was filed
in the Office of the county clerk yes
terday Tho main Offices Of the new
company will DO located on Bow street.
This city. and tho company T. given
The rieht 90 manufacture sausages OF
at kinds. prepare meats. and carry on
general hutchering business. The
company g. capitalized az $4,000 and
William Wcimcr. Henry Weimer. WI.
liam Fctte. G. y Morris and r. T
llorstmanu. all 81 this city. are the
inCurporatora
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About People
NeVemen.s Of individuals to and
srom the City.
Hotel Arrivals

Hotel Arrivals.
McI-ure-N. a. Hogue, Charleston:
Mary Mcnear. Morgantown: r. n
Chrisman. Morgantown: Paul II. Col.
/ dey. Parkersburg: W. L. Watson. Jr..
I Fairmont
Stsmm-J. F. Ruterer and wife,
Smithheld: John o. Donnen, Wells.
burg: Mrs. J. p. Koehulc and sister
Iarkersburg. Mrs. Williams. Weston
Mrs. Butcher. Mat Butcher. Clarks.
burg.
Brunswlck-George +. Stephan.
/ bridgeport; o. H. Lippitt. ElkIns
Frank i. Fress. New Ahlrtinsvilla =,
MT. and Mrs. smith. Grafton. Fred
Brown and wife. Sistersvillc. G. r..
Shurtliff. New Martiusville.
George Koch. his mother and sister.
I Miss Anna. have returned from an
auto trip to JChnstown. Pa Mr. Koch
states the roads were fine and he
reached home without a puncturc.
Miss Mary Reilly IS the guest CT
Misses Laura ana Besse Bailey. Of
I Farkcrshurg
Miss Margaret Gillisan is now visit.
ing friends IA New York state.
Hugo Laupp Is sojourning at Silver
Lake. q.
Mr. and MR.. o. =. IIibbs. Of Wheel.
ing. are guests Of Misses Edna and
Jessie Jacobs. OF FdirmOnt
Miss Kate Ebbertsn OF the Island.
spent a few weeks with friends in Co
lumbus
Miss Addle Hawkins has been the
guest Of relatives at Webster Springs.
otto RITZ. Jake Marti and Morris
icrrod left Sunday ON their motor
cycles Tor a ten DAYS trip 20 Chicago
and other points in tho middle west
Justice ~ the Peace " y Wick
ham IS moving his family from sixth
street into hts property on Tenth
street. adjoining his Office
NJ s. Laura Morgan. sisters and nep-
hew who were quests % her brother
Ben Morgan. at Castle Rock. = IA
for few months. have returned to
their home 60 Martins Ferry
Mrs. John SchoppleT. 81 Florida. IS
th" guest 81 Mrs Will Lipphardt ~
Martin Ferry
Miss Amelia iachenheimcr has re-
turned from an enjoyable visit 20 Hal
tirore and WASHINGTON Miss Bach
onhrimer vas honor guest az a social
given a. Druid llill Park by relatives
and fri'nds
Mss Mabel llagrn. 81 tho savings
department ~ The National Exchange
Bank. left for Baltimore where she
will spend two weeks vacation among
friends
Mr. and Mrs George Phillips have
f'turncd from htlsuc city aud New
York
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The daily hnrpinesres thnt add - much
tu The human portion
Ana ftc woman Who worries really
dneH grow nervous md sensitive and
TEN perHnmcufal frrf from rprtertra-
inE F1 much upon her own self
After fine The hahft has her firmly
ln itH grasp and she ie unable fo escape
ne that suffers even more than Der vic
Also ~ the habit grows chronic ,ir.
tlmH are hard 90 find Tier family
aroNa uner 90 athefiD and her friends
melt away. until she ia reduced Co.. The
Iitiahle condition Of coufidiuE her truu-
hles Co strangers
Don't be- W. urryiur woman.
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Health and Beauty HELPS
BY MRS. MAE MARTIN.

T. NJ: Though your flesh worries
you, do not take chances with violent
exercise and exaggerated dieting. You
had better use this simple but effective
flesh reducer. which you can make at
home. and about which hundreds save
written TO praise its rapid and effective
action. Buy four ounces Of parnot!s
from any druggist. dissolve In = pints
boiling water Allow TO cool strain and
take u tablespoonful before each meal
Continue the course until you reach nor
NAL weight.
Annie l.: Powdered delatone IS the
most effective thing Of which I know
for removing stubborn hairy growths
Get an original package and mix
enough powder with water to cover the
hairs not wanted. Apply AMI In 2 or 3
minutes remove. wash the skin and the
hairs are gone. This - "A quick harm
less meth cd and seldom needs repeating
be sure It Is delatone you get.
J. =. II: No. I would hardly criticize
you for your lack OF ambition. II Is due
90 impure blood and It's sluggish action
the natural result Of the summers heat
Your appetite and energy can be reEaiu~d
by taking. before each meal. "a table
spoonful of mlNture composed OF one
ounce OF kardcne. dissolved in a half pint
OF alcohol. 90 which IS added half a Ctip
OF sugar and not water 20 make a full
quart. II will cleanse the blood and
assist new tissue 10 develop and Will
aTect your complexion by lending the
glow Of health 20 your cheeks ThE
VIII make YOU feel Ike a new person ara
look as you feel
Della. uFe lotion insteaf ~ face
powder. This home made spurruaN To-
tiOn will tone and clear tho skin over
come coarsenegs and wrinkles ana act
% "a protection against sun ard wind.
j. 81 cheap and S. every way equal 20
the expensive Iquid face powders Get
= ounces ~ spurmax from your drug-
Eist and dissolve IN q half pint ~ hot
water. To this adj teaspoorrufq OF
glycerine and your lotion ig rowniefe
Apply freely after wa-I Ing ami thor
ouFhiv DRYING tho face. mock and AIMS
Tho result VIII please sou. for the lotion
dries quickly. seems q part ~ tho skin
and gives a velvetv texture o. the face
Miss X Your hair tonic - worth
less ENp'rinnrc prompts ne g. recon-
mend qu'rIJ4r rair tori- 20 YOU be-
cause 70 has don" wonders for n-seIf
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NEWS BRIEFS

Occupants of Offices in the Post
Office building have been compelled
To walk up and down the steps TO the
second and third stories for the past
several days, the elevator being IN
der repair.
The paving of Belle Isle boulevard
on the north end OF the Island is be-
ing rushed 10 completion and the work
Will be completed within a short time.
-Chief Leyland stated yesterday
that the ambulance In use at the pres
ent time is unsafe and that he will
refuse TO be responsible for the safetr
OF any patient carried in IT, I>eyland
/ wa much disgruntied when the q.
nance committee refused his request
Tor an auto ambulance
George Haterer. native of Ger.
many. filed petiiicn with United
States Commissioner Boyd yesterday
Tor recognition as citizen of this
country. Haterer is a resident of Full
ton.
Routine matters were considered
by the county commissioners at their
regular meeting yesterday and Jew
matters or interest 10 the public were
discussed
Unknown persons stole the two
CITY license tags from the touring ear
OF Marsdrn Coivig while II was stand
ing at the bathing beach on the up
per end OF the Island yesterday
The Wheeling Colored Mems Bust
ness Association will hold its annual
outing and picnic At the state fair
grounds on the Island today
The town Of Bluefeld is making
elaborate arrangements to entertain
the delegates to the annual convcn-
ton OF the West Virginia Board u
Trade. October ~ and -.
After spending several months
visiting IN Europe. James Riddle. the
Hcu known local business man. r--
turned TO his home IN this city yes
terday.
Director Of tho At do Chatnal
female academy are contemplating. Il
is understood. asking the West Viz
ginia Traction & Electric Company t.
extend is Mt. d. Chautal spur from
the village to the academy grounds.
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ADJUDcrp INSANE

Dr Thomas v Webster. ~ F1usn.
ing ohio. was adiudged insane bv
Probate Iudro Niclolr. ~ - claire.
Vile. yesterday. and committed 20 the
stat" Hospital o. Columbus 10 was
falnn 90 Columbus last evening or
webster o. we'll knoRn in Belmont
county and formerly conducted n drug
.fp'H al Flu hInr sunday he nred q
.'' fforI revolver through a win.
Cow 90 hfs home and wa lmwcdIa. civ
f-.r. n rl taken fo So ClaIrsviiio
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PRETTY WEDDING
AT WELLSBURG
WILLIAM JOHN KIRK AND SARAH
EliZABETH WORTHEM
MARRIED.
Dinner Dance at the County Club This
Evening viii Be We'll At
tende d-Other Notes.

One OF the most fashionable we'd
dings to take place in Wellsburg for
some time was sC-enniZcd Wednes-
day evening at ESQ o'clock Miss
Sarah Elizabeth Northern, daughter
OF DIR. +. +. Worthem. OF that town.
became the bride OF Mr.. William John
Kirk. OF Follansbee. W. Va. The GER
emony was performed at the Presby-
terrain church and Rev. w. J. Holmes
officiated In the presence OF a large
assemblage OF guests. including some
two hundred friends and relatives.
Miss Sarah Palmer rendered Men
delsshon's wedding march and the
wedding party entered the beautifully
decorated church. The bride was
gowned in white crepe meteor owe.
white messaline and carried brides
roses. She was given in marriage
by her father. DR. Worthem. Miss
Verda Hook. OF Brilliant. Ohio. was
the brides maid She wore pink mes
saline and carried pink roses. The
matron OF honor was Mrs. Is. %. Gre
sep. nee Miss Mary G. Simpson She
wore pink messaline trimmed in
shawod lace and carried white and
pink roses. Miss Evelyn Worthem
was the flower girl. She wore white
and carried a basket OF roses. The
best man was DIR. X. c. Brashear.
Inc ushers were, Messrs. Walter
Banfield. David CASTOR. w N Simp-
son. Jr.. Gill Follansbee, Samuel q.
Wells and Fred May.
Following the wedding a reception
was held at the home OF DIR. Z. h.
Worthem and many guests called dur
ing the evening. Later in the even
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk left for an
eastern trip and upon their return
will be at home in Follansbee, where
the groom is the chief clerk of the
Follansbee Brothers Mills.
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OFT wnoro NAN

big colored man was arrested ON
MHrkcf street yesterday Ut Nefr.fft e
nelly. charged Win roirInr another col
orrd man in Well~hurE SUNDAY utghf of
30 The wan arrested au-w cred .fe Co.,
f'fiptiou ~ the wru waurfd and nld
nearly $50 tn BITS pulkst which I.I fn.
authnrtftr= Co believe that De wls the
eniltN fHrtN Hos ever. the MfIsf.I.Ir
negro who was rohrsd taule tH mis- Cuts
last e'euiuE and after inukIug GO fne
man under arrest said that the police
had captured the wrong party.
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Tho members and friends ~ fta
Country club vii enjoy another din.
ncr dance ~ the club this evening and
% large ATTENDANCE ~ expected T.arv
detail vii be- ComDlcfcd which VII
add 20 The pleasure ~ tho nter.~
Manager Dimmey states uaf o..
hcious dinner VII DO crt..I rsr
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Young Ladies' From Shocks.

Miss Wilma Strahl. OF Bellaire. en-
tertained number OF tho young
ladies from the George NJ. Shook Co.
store with a porch party. The girls
invited their gentlemen friends ana
the evening was enjoyably spent.
The following were In the party:
Misses Alma Parsons. Nancie Rob
bins. Mae Schafer. Ellen johnson.
Irene Prysock. Nell Robbins. Ella Par
sons. Lulu Arm. Bess Hart. Mary or.
terdinger. and Wilma Strahl: Edward
Policy. Joe Hart. Edward Hart, Otto
Liple. Bob Grey. Arthur Campbell,
Bob Clark. Dick Clark, Bob Davis,
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and a host OF friends. Just pour /
ounce duinIoin into a pint alcohol. then
add l. pint water and your tonic IL
ready. The quinzoin IS "A natural hair
tonic AMI stimulant which stops the
itching and burning almost instantly.
and makes the head so healthy - over
comes dandrun and corrects excess oiii-
ness: When this IS done an abundance
or nufy. brilliant. even-colored hair is
certain TO follow.
G W: No. egg Is not the best thing
with which to remove dandruH. / never
forms sort Of FL mon both sca,p and
hair. Your dandrun can he entirely
removed and the hair made brilliant. soft
and nufy BY the use OF this inexpensive
nome prepared shampoo. which Is su-
perior to any I have ever been able 10
buy. pissole tea spoonrui Of canthroe
which YOU can get at any drug store. In
a cup Of hot water. This rubbed into
the scalp. creates q rich. smooth father
winch thoroughly Cleanses both hair and
scalp. An occasional shampoo WIN This
mixture. followed by a thorough r:nFing
viii rid YOU Of both itching and dandrufI
henutify your hair. and mako your head
fe'l especially good.
6. = l.: Yes. her face mus, look ten
wears younger without the wrinkles and
yours will show the same inprovcrnent
II YOU use my recipe for this vegetable
Jelly. which you can perpare very cheap
is ~ home. II cured my wrinkles very
quickly and z stu use IL as q pr.yentIv.A
Get an ounce 90 almozoin ~ your drug
gtsfs. dissolve IL IN hair pint cold water
and add two teaspoOrfuis glyrerlne It
should be used often and worked well
mo the pores. II protects the skin
against tan and freckIes. while acting
IS food IN rounding out hollows
Constance: You arc very foolish 90
take chances hy using teilaFonua fr
&c
You can both l"autify and strengthen
them Win this simple tonic. which costs
almost nothing and can be made IN AZ
nome. PIT ounce rrystos In pint
cold. clear wnfer and drop or . drops
10 each owe % few times daily Tffe sim
PIE tonic g very soothing AMI sire. str-
enfrr 20 smartiug. weak eyes AMI ~ use
ifcGl"n'lT orerrou.ss tho need for
glasses. - should De- kept HANDY. ne ~ f.
fine for rrauria'sI l'dq and % remove
foreign particles ADV
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Tho Aripn Ladies Auxiliary will on.
t'rtain this afternoon az their c.uo
parlOrs With card party Euclrn.
FIVe Hundred and DominOs will be-
played and a luncheon will be- scr, "a
IN charge are Mrs I'd. klrchner and
Miss Mary Klrchner
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The ladies Of the Willing Workers
missionary society. OF the Trinity
Lutheran church. of Wheeling. spent
the afternoon and evening at he
White Hosestead camp. near NJ.
Oivet on "Wednesday. After spending
a pleasant afternoon at the camp sup
per was served on the lawn. The
ladies were Joined later by their hus-
bands and spent the evening swinging
In the large swing. which has become
popular pastime. There were about
twenty-six present
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BETHANY COLLEGE:

BETHANY COLLEGE. sf,s9y''9 on..a.
if1rte ti A.
O@'ofS'
. III. floG0
fHsr. fofN
~ and q mile.
pTosdeat r. cRArmLEr IL D. r,h..v W ~.
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Theatre PARTY.

Theatre Party.
Miss Florence Mason. Of woodsdale,
will entertain this afternoon with a
theatre party at the Court theatre.
Following the show they will go TO
Baer's Pharmacy where a luncheon
Will be served. In the party will be:
Misses.
Helen Tallman. Hannah Morgan
Margaret Burns, Margaret Ogden
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WORK OF
WOMEN
Hew JsrssI saffrngett.s.

NrW IfU.FN o. awe lth outrage
SATURDAY. July 20. IS Suffrage day ~
Both men and women are working for
suffrage
TIE women WORKERS meet On ~ morning
iicld1Yarfer- o. the North Jersey
shore League are 80 iicrk and Lake vac
uufa AaIfIrt Isarf.
a tir suffrage mas4 meeting t~ gched-
uiei fnr Sat1rdsv afternoon in the Ocean
Grove AIdltorfIw
Inrrfef tuf errur John 2 shnfrofh. 81
Colorado. is ONE of fto chief speakers at
tnc urn rIffr1rc raiiv
tItuIl ain D. lN'rf lt chairman - tho
executive r.ufurittre uf tho Sew Jersey
Men League fur Woman suffrage
count. rnruuffteea VIII DO appointed
o. t..sf i.iiu fHe attitude trNard suffrage
uf 800 candidates Tor office 90 the FAT
elections
~ no vorsn.e faces were raut in tho
r1f1" mold tht' mold would 10 the vraye
OF love Mrrle Francois ~. - TIIh-f
What color would not NOT have given
mf thoughts. rud what thrice washed
uhitsreta fn my words had Q been FED
gn wnmrn.4 rrniser Oliver Wendell
Holmes
One IRA, zee the heart ~ women
through The rcntr witch uu~ may make
lr fIrlr rrf lowe ..N Anonymous
Meu never IRE DoueHleti for their first
love. nor WOMEN Cor tnc'r last Jean
o. the whole world we're put into on.
r.aie. anil rYy mother into The other the
world would ki,s the beam GO Lord Ian
DANES
~ &C. doubtful uhether tho worrying
s"rruu d. more HEErHfnfiur Co. her VIC
tiwe Whfu she BE- fretfinE over the
thtEus fnr which she o. not rearousibls
or over Those for which she b.
She complains - The weatncr the sun
fhiur "r rain. The heat or cold. never
seeming fH rrH1iyr that others are IVAN
aging 90 live through Just the some con
ultuua.
Wurf irrH never seem a. reargr huw
thft cheat thrwseltfs For the habit o.
worrN. lke 40 ufruIsiuus habits. brings
"a train Of evils fu &C. wake
lifr becomes Fo fuu uf troubles aud
Give faculty - dlHtiurutahtug the real
from The imaginary 10 eo entirely lost
that there 10 NO rIacc Tor tho little JOS.
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Beach Party.


Mrs. Fred Appenzeller entertained
with a beach party at the Belle Isle
beach Wednesday afternoon. All the
guests donned bathing suits and en-
Joyed the splash ia the waters OF the
Ohio. Following a few hours amuse-
ment in this healthful manner. they
were taken 10 the home OF the hostess
ana delicious luncheon was served.
Various other parties have been civ
en- at the beach the past week and
cdnesday afternoon several hundred
were present. Many children were
noticeable and. of course. their moth
ers and father found this an excellent
excuse for their attendance. Those
who did not care 10 take a dip, sat
under the shelter of their sun shades
and the whole scene reminded one of
the eastern coast. Autos were lined
along the street above the beach and
bathers passing to and fro all after
noon and evening.
Birthday Party.
A very pretty birthday party was
given AZ the home OF Mrs. Mary Doep
kin. on North Main street. "Wednesday
evening. when Master Robert SchenS
son of Mr.. John o. Schenk. enter
tanned number of his friends with q
birthday party. The affair was to cele
brate the tenth anniversary OF his
birth. and tine young people made mer
~ all evening. Various games were
enjoyed and contests arranged for the
amusement OF the children. with prizes
awarded. During the evening refresh
ments were served. The following
I were Present: Misses Evelyn Has
kins. Elizabeth Wheeler. Sarah Nal
seed. Florence Malseed, Adelaide
( Doepkin. Helen Doepkin, Edna Pick
EFT. Emma Reed. Wanda Wilson and
Mary Louise Schenk: Masters Thorn
as Haskins. Hugo Wolfe. William
Driehorst. Howard Driehorst. Robert
Driehorst. Edward Doepkin. Roy
kuntz. Robert Maxwell. Elmer Schenk
Wedding Announced.
The following Is a COPY of cards re-
ceived in the city announcing tho we'd
ding OF Mrs. George Landmesser. for
merry o. This city, 10 a Washington
ID. C.. gentleman:
Mr.. George Routeli'er
Mrs. Rebccca -. I.andmesser
married
SUNDAY. August thirteen
nineteen hundred and thirteen
| Washington. Il. g.
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Willing Workers, ple,l,

many dinner parties have been ar.
ranged for the evening.
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Behm-Cos Wedding.

al ~. Luxe l.. T. cEurCh. tuesday
at noon when MISS 1-dith Ann Cox.
daughter Of Mrs. Louise Cox. OF War
wood. became the bride of Mr. Henry
BehEl. Of Chica-O. The double ring
Episcopal service was read by Roy.
Jacob Birmingham, rector OF the
church
The bride was becomingly attircd
in chic brown suit with hat and
shoes to correspond. She wore white
roses. Mrs. Louise Fry. sister OF the
bride was matron OF honor and wore
a suit OF blue. The bcst man was
Mr.. Charles Benin. OF Chicago. broth
er OF the groom. There were 10 Other
attendants
Following the ceremony. which was
attended only by near friends and rel
stives. the yodnE Coupl" were driven
to the home az the brides mother in
Warvood. whore "a reception was held.
The rooms We're decorated in white
roses and sou bern smllax. AZ s
O'Clock wedding dinner was served
and was of artistic appointments. 1T
6 o'clock Mr. and Mr. Benin left over
tho Is and O. lines for . two weeks
wedding trip 81 the Lakes Upon
their return they will make their
HON" on Monroe street. Chicago.
where the groom has elegantly fur
nished apartments
The bride f. popularity known in
WarwoOd and received number O.
h"aniiful gifts OF silver. cut glass and
linens. a number Of social events
hay" been planned for them upon
their arrival home by the groom
relatives and friends Later in the
fall Mr and Mrs Benin Will travel
through Colorado and Yellowstone
fdrk. The groom Be- manager for the
Armour Packing co. OF Chicago.
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Harry Boyles. William Frost and VIII
Stunts
Charge OF Restaurant.

The Ladies' Department club has
taken over the management OF the
Park restaurant and their president,
Mrs. Julian Green Hearne. with a
corps OF assistants, are in charge
daily. They serve sandwiches. pie.
coffee and CONNECTIONS which the pub
lie can depend upon as being pure and
delicious.
The different members OF the club
will be in charge every day and all
are lending assistance to make the
management success The new move
ment Is to put the Park on a paying
basis and add to II tone OF respecta-
bility and a fit place for children and
ladies. as well as all Sunday schools
and fraternity orders The ladies' look
after the conditions morally at the
Park. The ladies' expect TO earn
enough TO enable them. as a club. 10
bring 10 this city during the winter
season. lecturers of note from all over
the country. TO give musicals and 10
carry on the work OF lifting the stand.
ard OF every branch OF amusement.
for the elimipation OF the high cost VI
living. etc.
At a called meeting Of the executive
board OF the Woman's club held at the
home of Mrs. Eearne Tuesday morn
ing definite plans To carry on this
work were made and the members are
all enthusiastic over the move. The
members hope To have the co-opera.
ton OF the public in their good work.
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