The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-18
THE DANSANT Is
GREAT SUCCESS
FIRST OF SERIES GIVEN AT FORT
HENRY cluB-REPEAT-
Ed SATURDAY.
Everyone Busy Shopping and Prepar
for Holiday Festivities. Which
Are Many.

Are Many.
The Dansant. which Is an innovation
In this city. and which was planned by
Miss Nancy Peterson for sweet chart
tvs sake, is proving a great success.
The first OF the series was held at the
Fort Henry Club Wednesday after
Z noon and evening. and was attended by
society of this city. Miss Peterson is
TO be congratulated upon having ar
ranged something Of a novel nature
and for good cause.
In the afternoon bridge tables were
arranged In the dining room. which is
: decorated in smilax and other greenery
| for the holidays. The center OF the
rooms WIS reserved for dancing. and
] following the bridge. which was played
from , TO = O'Clock. dancing was the
diversion. Tea was served and every
one enOyjed both afternoon and even
ing
the following:
Mrs. Julian G. Hearne reserved two
tables for her guests.
Mrs !. J. Holloway entertained
three guests at her table.
Mrs PEBBLES Tatum. Mrs b. Walk
or Peterson. Mrs. W. ). Brady and
Miss Agnes Wilson occJpied q table
al bridge.
Mrs. !. !. Holloway was hostess a.
one table. her guests being Mrs. Geo
Woods. Mrs. Alex. Paxton and Miss
Jauie Good
Mrs. G. Howard simpson reserved
two tables. and her guests were Mrs
y. Price Whitaker. Mrs. Russell
Houston. Mrs blanche Woods. Mrs.
G. J. Milton. Miss Sophie Carr. Miss
Madge Johnson AMI Miss Emma
FCrbes.
The guests Of Mrs Harry W Trus-
chel were Mrs. William Weiss. Mrs.
G. \ Aul and Mrs.. = II Bullard.
Mrs. Frank =. Mcneil. Mrs. :. VI.
Noyes. Mrs Dave Evans and Mrs.
W. l.. II. Caldwell all played at one
table. Mrs. Noyes being the hostess.
Mrs. Frank Hoffman entertained
Mrs. Howard Hazlett. Miss Florence
OFT and Miss Martha Pryor.
AIRS. Leon Refers guests at one
table were Mrs William Schwert-
teger. Mrs. G. F. I.awlor Miss Helen
Montgomery. ~ HARRISBURG. Pa.
Mrs. singleton PAUL was hostess
20 Miss Elizabeth Paxton. Miss FL
eanor Patterson and Mrs \. A.
! Wheat.
= Mrs. Joseph Speidel had seven Ia.
{ dies as her guests to occupy two
tables.
Miss Henrietta Harper and a few OF
he~ friends were at one table.
Reservations were made for tea ia
bles by Mrs y Prize Whitaker for
eight. who were Mr.. and Mrs {.
Howard Simpsou. Mr.. and Mrs. Haz-
lett. Miss Emma Forbes. Miss Ad-
ans and Mr.. and Mrs. y. p. Whit
aker
+ Mrs. Lawrence r. Sands had places
for four at tea. Mr.. and Mrs. F. c.
Hoffman and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +.
Sands.
Mrs. Howard Hazlett was also
hostess 10 four guests. Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred PAUL and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Hazlett
VIZ. p Howard Mcdonald had one
table reserved for his guests
Following the tea. dinner was served
to thirty guests In the private dining
room. Among those who spent the
evening for the WORTHY cause were Mr..
End Mrs JesS 80 Bloch. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard HlZlett. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
PAUL. Mr. and Mrs Price Whitaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. G. IIazlett, DR.. and
Mrs Eugene !Iiidreth Ill. Mr.. and
Mis- singleton PAUL. Mr. and Mrs.
Howard simpson. Mr. and Mrs. u.
Wake. Peterson. Mr. ana Mrs !. J.
Holloway. Messrs Harold Bloch. J. G.
Mckinley. Forbes simpson. !. Howard
Mcdonald. all reserving tables for the
evening Otfcr guests were the Ia
dies who plarcd IN the afternoon and
remained for the evening
The mex, o. the series Is Saturday
afternoon and evening. and Miss Pc
terson predicts financial and social
success for that DAY.