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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
MASQUERADE BALL
At CARROLL CLUB
EsTiNo coerUMEsv oispIsvEo'
Number OF Social Events Given Tues
ny ~ The Last Until The
Easter season Opens.

The last affair held at the Carroll
6ub until Easter was the annual
Mask ball on Tuesday evening. The
snair proved most enjoyable and the
club was artistically decorated In
keeping with the season. Snow
scenes were prominent In the decora-
lion with huge snow ball suspended
from the center OF the ceiling. Bent
neid's orchestra rendered the music
for the evening and played late seiec-
tons from the operas. AT eleven
o'clock supper was served in the din
Ing room and the tables were decor
ated with poinsettas arranged In
French baskets. A delicious menu
was served. The maskers met in the
parloss early In the evening and
marched TO the auditorium. led by
Mr.. Joseph A. Giesey and James Gil
martin as colored minstrel men. An
other interesting feature was the trio
Italian band composed OF Mr. George
Greene. Mr.. Joseph Owens and Mr.
lawrence Fitzpatrick. They were ex-
cellent and played pleasing selections.
A. ofiicer and other costumes were
worthy OF special mention. The COM
mittee was composed o. Miss Esther
He'll and Mr.. NJ. J. Cullinan and the
following:
Miss Agnes Mullaney and Miss Anna
'Nhs aosIstcu Dy the IOllOWl0k COm-
mittee: Messrs. and Mesdames J J.
J. O'Brien. George p. Voellinger. X. ].
Snider. J. y. Mauyer. W. A. Zarntis. w.
y. Gundling. John A. McGuigah. John
Hell. John Hack. Raymond Foose.
Harry l.. Donahue. Misses Bess Mehen
Stella Taylor. Virginia Wingerter, An
gela DieRmiller. Minnetta Miller, Eliz-
abeth Counihan, Emma Gundling, Eva
line Blum. Esther Hell, Margaret
Gundling. Emma Zoeckler. Carrie Erb
l.ucie Miller. Messrs. William Maley,
Joseph Owens. Louis A. Foose, Thorn
as Howley. j. j. Donovan. George
Greene. Lawrence +. Gallagher, Law
renee Fitzpatrick. Charles ]. Metzger.
John Mathison. Leo G. Tice. Edward
Schiller. Carl l.. Hoose. John =. Wait
Bernard Fischer.
The maskers danced until near mid
night. when they departed for their
homes.
The following were among the mask
ers:
Esther Heil--Colonial
Mrs. W. y. Lear-Ortental.
Lizzie Counihan-t'olonial.
AlT honse wingerter-Clown.
Bernard Alexander-Tramp
Margaret GilliEan-Boo Peep.
W. F. Lear-Bum.
Irene Dufrene-Rrd Riding Hood
Rhea Manion-Irish Maid.
Margaret Manion-lndian.
Anna Maley-French Maid.
Will Maley-Clown.
Marie Skeily-Summer Girl.
Raphael Morad-Spanish.
Rose VoelinGer-Spanish
Margaret Lavelle-Spanish.
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NEWS BRIEFS

At the regular meeting of the
Personal Work League held yester.
day at noon at the Y NJ. c. A. and an
interesting address was delivered by
Ira ID. Shaw. Industrial Secretary OF
the International Committee OF the Y.
VI. c. AS.
An invitation has been extended
20 the Bellaire teachers to attend the
lectures OF DIR. Charles Judd. head OF
the department OF education OF the
University of Chicago. which will be
given In the local high school build
Ing on the afternoon and evening OF
February 81.
The regular weekly meeting OF
the Ways and Means committee OF
the board of trade will be held a.
noon today in the Mcclure hotel Sew.
eral matters OF interest will be dis.
cussed.
The regular semi-monthly rhetori.
Gals were rendered yesterday after
noon in the local high school.
1t was announced yesterday that
the Social Workers club is planning
for holding a social session on Tues.
cay evening. March !. A dinner will
be- served in one OF the local hotels
and social evening Will follow.
WHO is Christi" will be the sub
Ject OF the sermon delivered this even
ing in the Cathedral by Rev. Father
Camiilus, q passionist missionary or
Scranton. Pa. at the special mass in
observance OF Ash "Wednesday.
As result OF the slippery con
dition OF the streets yesterday all the
blacksmith shops OF the city were
Crowded with horses awaiting TO be
rough shod
1t was announced yesterday that
ZION. John J. Cornwell. OF Romney
president Of the West Virginia Board
OF Trade. has accepted an invitation
10 speak al the Washington Day din
hei which Is to be given by the Wheel.
IEg board OF trace.
Rapid progress il De.ng MADE in
me work OF replacing the ties on the
West Alexander division OF the West
virginia Traction a Electrical COM
panys lines.
Some damage has been done at
the corner of Wabash and Delaware
streets on tho Island by the bursting
% water main. and unless the break
- repaired soon. the street will be
considerably damaged
esterday was a rather dull day
IN the onice OF the county clerk. only
on" realty deed having been filed.
certificate OF Incorporation was
issued Yesterday 20 the Imperial Erect.
ing company with chief offices on
the company Is $1,000 and Bessie
IOuEhpaling. George HOughpalinc. VI.
:. McCorkle. George -IcCardle and r.
hoscherry are the incorporates.
The regular meeting OF the couut,-
Dut only routine matters were dis
posed Of
Charles Button. colOred. was fine.
> ana costs by Squire Hobbs yester-
DAY Tor cruelty To animals. he having
allowed his mule 10 stand out in the
cold Tor an unreasonable length OF
time.
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About People
levssssues - ladlvsaunas.as -
Frem ths cry.

Joseph H. Giesey has been appointed
- secretary OF tho Carroll club. "a
succeed Murray Reardon-
Miss Lillian Porterneld. Of Cameron
IL the guest OF friends on Eighteenth
street
Charles Hughes, of st. Ciairsvilie
was business visitor In the city
yesterday.
Mrs. L. o. Cummins. of the Island
has returned from q visit with rela,
tives In Charleston.
Miss Marie Weber. of Parkersburx
Ii the guest Of friends and relatives In
Cleveland.
L. p. Summers. OF Pittsburgh, IL In
the city looking after business inter
ests.
Mrs. J. c. Dean, of Chapline street
has been called to Chicago by the seri
GUS Illness OF her mother.
Miss Josephine Frazier. OF the North
End. underwent an operation at the
North Wheeling hospital yesterday,
but Is recovering rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lipphardt and
daughters. Misses Tillie and Josie. OF
the Heights. Martins Ferry, leave
March % for Cuba and Panama, to be
gone all summer.
Henry Hickman is again able to be
around after a serious illness.
Master Edgar Moore. OF Triadelphia
who has been sick OF measles, is able
to be out.
Mr.. Mat A. Kovelan leaves next
week for Cleveland to attend the tail.
ors' convention.
Miss Mayme Anderson has returned
from New York, where she went in
the interest OF the Ladies' Tailoring
company.
Walter Riley. OF Philadelphia. who
has been the guest OF friends in tie
city, has returned home.
Miss Daisy Keller. of Buckhannon
w. Va. has returned to her home after
a visit in the city.
Miss Della Stephen. who is in New
York in the interest OF the Stone &
Thomas suit department, is registered
at the Hotel Astor.
Mrs. Henry Bieberson. of Wood.
lawn, is i'll OF a severe cold, being
threatened with pneumonia.
Miss Hannah Orenstein left Tuesday
for New York city. where she will re
main with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. Stifel are
moving into their handsome new resi-.
dence in Pleasant Valley.
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Elmer Nears-C1ovn
1iri- : =
charlotte Dueker-westsrn GIRL
a1da Joye-Spanish-
oenevieve Burks-Yama Yama-
Margaret Burke-6panish.
Kathleen Carroll-famayamA. -
Theresa Kas-Summer Girl
Josephine kase-spanish- L.
Ed kelly-Yama Yama
Mrs.. Jsmee Shelly-Negress.
T. w. shafer-Mexian.
Elda MCoy-Maid.
Haven Robb-lfinstrel
Will Observation-Disclosures
Elmer welty-Chauffeur.
Anna Weir-Boo Peep.
I>awrencev kitxpetrick-Italian-
Herman amerou-Chauffeur.
Mrs. Geo. McFadden-Summer Girl.
Winifred McL.aughlin-Yama Yama-
J. NJ Markers-Preacher.
Mrs. ;; f Msrksr-9uakeress.
Lawrence Steinmetz-Japanese-
Dick OBrien-Yama Yama
Henry Gundling-Ciown.
Sorneiia savers-summer Girl
kathleen Mathison-School Girl
Evelyn Blum-German
Mrs: Geo; Noelingsr--Irish.
Will NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
George voelinger-Japanese-
Blanche Anderson-Mary Jane.
Elmer Marker-Quaker.
Harry Donahue-Prince.
John Cogiey-Yachtman.
Beuiah Daugherty-Indian.
Frances ONeil--Dutch.
Kathleen Gilligan-Japanese.
Mildred Cogley-Red Riding Hood
Agnes Braddock-Hearts.
Gcnevieve Barth-Hearts.
Cornelius OLeary-Spanish-
Florence Snyder-Dutch.
Marie Heil-Colonial.
Regina Heil-Pansy.
Gordan Dgelow-Sailor.
Hazel Davenport-Hearts.
Mrs. Haven Robb-SYring Maid.
Elizabeth Hoffman-F1ower Girl
Mary OSeil-Western Girl.
Mrs. Ambrose Habig-Spanish.
Marie Michael-Spring Maid.
Esula Shiffler-Dutch.
Mrs e. p. McI.aughlin-Irish-
Grace Anderson-Tenis.
Charlotte Dueker-western Girl
Margaret Ffsher-Tennis.
Mary Fisher-Little Gray Lady.
Lizzie kuglen-F'lower Girl.
Clara X. Campbell-Martha Washing
ton.
George Tappan-Minstrel.
Mrs. Tom Butcher-Yama Yama-
Angela Observation-Disclosures
James Gilmartin-Coon.
John Maurer-Clown.
Mrs. John Maurer-Yama Yama.
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FALLEN THROUGH
Proposition ~ Eastern svnd,ea,. % -,
chase Lassile Turned Down By
Directors.

To proposition Zoo sell fre holdirgs
|" w. l.Hl.ei.e lrvn company 90 o. -vf.,ii-
rr"eent 20 least follow ing the action .r
fh" tfre fpta 20 srstial fueefir.. n.tf
tnHF morning .u s-.eIIitsrtfIle w..en
o. "H"f - agents. understood 20 rem
recent H ItrEe Eastern s,fiTirHfe rera
rFI'. ted ~ i- farif. likely ffat f' o.
matter Wlll Ne revived 49, tie rer~e.erft.
fW"T DC fted fhaf ffe,- tnf Submitted
Their Hosf trdurrUeuf buf fIfr ftt ~
ne'f rfh &C. approval OF fHs Iafieife
dire. fpts
IN" meeting Ns-ffrdHt Isars ONT 80
STORY ln fr~ IrtatI..af s~ aat.r.f f,...
HEH f0 fNe eTn.i fnrf rffrrfe were f.tr~
r1.ie ht EFefrrn .nu.fHIIats - rffr. b. .tes
fHe t.afif1le worfs o. sac '.,,.,,....t
teef.risf lInf trare I4 20 airHuff, t.ror-
.a'fiUl Dr foot fn frerre clio hfg ff,fs.,.,,.
don't steel uiiI- OF f..a e..fIsf arF ftsf
country
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Rose Skelly-Summer Girl.
John Mathison-U. $. A. OFFICER.
Harry Lutz-Minstrel Man.
Bess Meder-SchooI Girl.
Nary Alexander-Tennis Girl
Rose Owens-Spanish.
Joseph Owens-Itaiian.
George Greene--Italian.
Ed Dufrene-Clown.
Joe ltenbach-Cowboy
Herman Campbell-Yama Yama
John Characterization.
bernard Ftsher-Tramp.
Harry Donahue-Spanish.
Mrs. Harry Danohue-Spanish.
Marie Friesmuth-Indian.
Marie Heil-Dutch.
j. j. Fitzpatrick-Rough Rider
cecilia Bosche-Fisherman's Wife
Mrs. VIII Gundling-Irish Colleen.
Ill Gundling-Summer Man.
sidney Hughes-Plain Face.
Marguerite Ebbert-Indian.
Kathleen farley-College Girl
Agnes OConner-Old Fashioned Girl
Helen GorSuch-Gipsy.
Gertrude Friesmuth-Boo Peep.
Martha Friesmuth-Fire.
Dorothy Butts-Colonial
Frank Riester-Tennis
Mrs. George Tappan-Negresa
George Tappan-Minstrel.
II. J. Fisher-Tramp.
Adele Chartener-Red Willow.
Ada Carroll-Frenh Maid.
J. +. Wahl-Indian.
II. g. Ulrih-Colonial.
Grae Anderson-Summer Girl.
NrS. W. G. Ilrih-Colonial
Elizabeth Mears-Scottish.
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"CoNsIsTENCY.-

Aunt Molly.
Mother. 81.
Father.
Rosebud.
The Time: Moonlight in Summer
The Place: The family's veranda in
Richmond. Va.
Uncle Dan-Don't You all notice the
damp: Ouch. My rheumatism seems To
chirk UP and take notice whenever these
blamed evening dews get to work What
! don't see is why We all didn't 40 away
this summer;
aunt Molly-Nor 1--we been that
miserable. What with bearing your
crotchets and tending to my own lame
back. what with chasing flies out Of the
bedroom I've had about the most miser-
able
Father-weli. I don't see what kick
any OF YOU nave. DO you drag your
selves daily to Countlng-rOom where
the heat speeds your pulses up TO the
breaking point? Where you have a diff
ferent form OF aggravatiOn daily. where
you are nagged by depositors. caShiers.
Mother-How you all do go on Any
one would think YOU Were gentlemen in
waiting to his Majesty Mel histo. / sup
pose your duties are al frightful COM
pared to bothering with Susy. one slop
ny slump % a gi-l who can neither cook.
wash. iron. not be polite. ! suppose you
all would enjoy planning breakfast. din
ner ana supper and engineering IL
through from dOushn TO whipping
cream
Uncle Dsn-Bosh. We're all sitting
here and complaining like couple OF
rheumatism isn't So bad that I can't
withdraw IL from the general complaint
bureau
Aunt Mony-But you don't have to
want To- know is-why We didn't 20
away this summer usual?
Eather-Nou know - well as Rose
Copyright. 1912. by Aas
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W. n. CLElGAHs,
TEACHER or SINGING.

Strengthening and developing
weak lungs. throat and voice. q
speciality.
TntiI the closing OF my tax coll
Letting. July LIST, 1918. will teach
by appointment. afternoon and
evenings. at my home. 40s =.
Front -. Bell phone No. 1894.
The following testimonial from
one Of my former pupils:
To Whom 10 MAY Concern
cannot speak too highly Of
Mr.. Clemsns' work. In the
groundwork Of Voice Culture.
such as the building up Of the
throat and teaching the pupil the
methods Of controlling the voice,
Mr.. Clemens In my Judgment IL a
great teacher. He has the GIFT OF
keeping his scholars deeply In
terested and enthusiastic in their
work BE throws his whole self
into his work and every stage OF
progress - CHARACTERIZED by thor
ouEhncss can most heartily
recommend him 90 any one. young
or old.
". n. BIGGER,
Former Pastor Third Pres. Church
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Ml-O-NA
ENDS
INDIGESTION


There isn't q sufferer from stomach
misery. Dyspepsia. Gastritis ar
Catarrh OF the stomach that cannot
be wonderfully benefited by just one
weeks treatment. or less than one 50
cent box OF MONA stomach
tablets.
Many thousands OF people are cured
In three days and blessed relief comes
IN lew hours. MI-O-NA IL . spec
ialists prescription Of great value and
no matter how chronic or how stub
born your stomach aiiment IL will
cure you or money back.
had indigestion In its worst form
ana was advised to use MI -O-NA. I
then weighed about III lbs. The first
Few doses gave me marked benefit and
after using two boxes / was entirely
cured. Am now 81 years OF age and
weigh 162 lbs. and am in perfect
health. thanks to MI-O-NO."sC G.
Cook. e35 South Main street. Herki-
mer. y. Y.-Adv.
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ELABORATE DINNER
hnaus1 Lincoln Drv Even. 81 p,sips..
Mems assoc'sfton VIII be Hsst
Ever.

fH.nriIrE ~ arrangement made zoe.
frtIH. UV f.f cuferffiufrr no ...sf.l,,. Iftac
.nf ffr business Meme HssoffaffDr fte
ANNUAL fIrrnin flat fIrrrr ute tesr
wIII Fe 80 hfrEraf rtcr o. tie Kind 10.
Inc history ~ Tire pf.arfg.fl.r -rH.
dfrunf viii hr served IN fhf zrofffsr
IiIfe rathedral and whlfe fre rrar~aen
fHg rot heen roirrlefei aeta' 81 excellent
numbers have been ~ aureH
Tie PRINCIPAL addrt es VIII he delivered
d.. Judge frHnt " NssbIft arf brief
tidf rrsee. lirifed FOB Three minute. viii
10 made - several members
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The VI. D.-For a time IL would be
safer 10 feed the child modified cows
milk
The Young Mother-J'ut I'm quite
sure. doctor. that our milkman doesn't
keep a modified cow.-Cleveland Pain
Dealer
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Miss Hockey What makes Won
think that papa has no idea Of letting
me marry YOU
Young Scads So FAR he's given mo
three wrong tips on the stock market
Life
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Birthday Party.

Abirthday party was given for Au-
gust Harttung on last Tuesday at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Markers
at Elm Grove and the affair was in
the nature OF dinner. A large birth.
DAY cake was a feature OF the ban
quet. Mr.. Harttung was presented
he responded in a pleasing manner.
Among the guests were Miss Daisy
Keller OF Buchannon. W. Va, Mayme
Anderson. Blanche Anderson. Margaret
Farrell. Mr.. and Mrs. Markers, Mr..
walter Rely of Philadelphia. Anus
Babcock. Carl Brookes. Gus Harttung.
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Cake And Candy Sale

The Delta McI.aurin circle Of Kings
Daughters will give a cake and candy
sale In the George II. Taylor store Sat
urday, beginning at $50 a. m. for the
benefit of tubercular children. The
candy for the affair will be made In
me domestic science department OF
the local high school
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Thirty first Anniversary.

The Mozart Singing Society enter
tained at their hall on the South side
on Tuesday evening. TO celebrate their
thirty-hrst anniversary. The hall was
decorated for the affair and a delicious
supper was served. The hours Were
from to midnight and every deIfi-
cacN or the season was served on the
menue. The tables wer, prettily dec
Grated for the affair and the ladies in
charge were: Mrs. William Damien
berg. Mrs. John Hertlein. Mrs. Edward
l-oos. Mrs. Edward Hofreuter. Mrs.
Henry custer. Mrs. John Corners. Mrs.
James Minkemyer. Mrs. Charles Null
ley. Mrs. Guy Lacy. Mrs. Irvine Nc
Cready. Mrs. Henry Blum. Mrs. Oscar
GueSold. Miss Kate Stocker. Miss Al
Win Siebrecht. l. GLOWING the supper a
concert and dance Were given in the
hall and Their was n large attendance.
Prof. Herman Schockey directed the
concert and Stupps orchestra rendered
the music. The Mozart Singing So
ciety sang q number Of pleasing selec-
tions including: Der VALID" The
Beethovan Society also sang well. Miss
Edith carp rendered pleasing soprano
solos and was heartily enchored to
which she responded willingly. Mr.
Walter Aodgers rendered violin solos
Mrs. Albert Fisher sang baritone solos
and VIII Blum sang bass and the
whole program was Of interest TO
music lovers. Following the concert
dancing was the diversion and the
committee was composed or I'd I.oos.
Paul Rigot. Ed Dichl. Oscar Guegold
and Ed Honreuter Several hundred
quests were present and all pronounce
- the largest AFFAIR ever given by
that popular society.
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Bentley. Clarence Loaker. II. II. Philo.
Dr. Reed Baird. E r. Bowie. Robert
Meek.G. s. Paisley, w. Z. Moves, l.
s, Thomas. Tom Mccullough. Harry
Ereidel. Clifford vester. v. X. Smith.
j. r Graef. George Beck and William
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Mems Guild Supper-

The Mems Guild OF ST. Iuke's
church entertained with one of their
famous sIppers on Tuesday evening
and roast beef and all the dclicacies
or the season were served The recep.
ton committee consisted OF Rev. ia.
cob birmingham. l.. T.. Sands. ". :.
Sands and &. y lIancher The follow
ing was the committee in charge.
DR.. T. =. Downing. ~ NJ. Garlin. r
IL kuschke. ~ ~ PhIlo and ~ :
Sands. The tables were in charge of
the following gentlemen. Robert T..
Royd, +. VI. Carlin. George ] Rogers
George IIervey. T. Elwood Dohbs. Geo
VI. Clapp. r. :. Dyer. William Hodge.
!. ". Ic1.ain and John Dean
The following gentlemen acted as
walters: George caldwell. Wheeler
Lave. G. G Thornton. Dallas Scatter.
day. y " Wrestling W T.. Wolf A
Reynolds. George Kyle. George Frank.
r. Zook. Walter Bloomfield. Arthur
Mayer. W. p. Mott. clyde McGranham.
Percy Hissock. Ralph Boyd. William
Glasscock. Jr. l.. q Barker. q. +.
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cal situations in their lives
And there other people in the world who fail
because they plan too much.
oh. dear. don't know what do" cried an I'M
happy young woman whom circumstances had driven
into a corner. II don't know which turn I feel
as II my life were terrible tangle and move
made only tangled IL w the more"
Then why not try letting II alone dearie?" said
an older woman. gently I've found that sometimes
you do that time and circumstances slowly untange
things for you and by and by you wake up
Ing and find everything all coming straight you've
done all you can. dear, don't worry. just let 20 at
that and give time chance"
There are troubled moments in all lives when
we see plainly that the only thing o~r is rise
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Afternoon Affair.

few friends with an afternoon tea on
Monday and the following friends cal.
led: Mrs. Y. J. Conif. Mrs. T. $.
Riley. Mrs. John Campbell. Mrs. J. p.
Hanley. Mrs John Carroll. Mrs.
George Mathison Mrs. T.. y. Carney,
Mrs. Harry Gilbert.
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Prudential Life Banoue,

The agents of the local district for
the Prudential Life Insurance COM
pany Will banquet at the Stratford
Springs hotel on Saturday. February
II. and all the agents. officers and
their wives will be present. It will
be one Of the finest affairs given by
that well known association.
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The "Wednesday Musical club repeat.
ed their program al the home of Mrs.
Secl Robinson on the Island on Tues
gay evening Tor the benefit OF the ST
James circle OF the Kings Daughters.
Mrs. Edward Stifel sang in her clear
contralto voice MIR. Coggs" and The
barber and Miss Millicent Hanley
recited with piano accompaniment.
Miss Katherine Gilbert was the &C.
companist Mrs. Flora Williams sang
In her usual fine voice and the quar-
tette and choruses included Mrs. Bird
Gray. Mrs. Robert Marshall Mrs. II,
Maynard Kimberland. Mrs. Fred Far.
is and Mrs. Don Merriman.
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decisive action which looms
pitfalls
We cannot gordan
a
still
will
quite straight ~
on life think will in
We without
II We do not
beautiful thought. $ o
nis thick and
eagerly Yourself
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= e*s-*s,x@%@zexexexe#
THE DAILY CHIT.CHAT
BY Ruth Cameron
SSI know not where His island lift
Their fronded palms in air:
] only know | cannot drift
ReXnnd His lora and cn 70

There people
10 themselves and Others bcause
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Two chiIdren's Parties.

Mrs. Maud Spooner Decker will on.
terrain her dancing class with an ar.
ternoon Valentine party and an after.
noon Martha Washington tea The
children are anxiously looking fol-
ward TO the TWO events.
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Surprise Party.

Surprise Party.
Mrs. Sophia Calissie was rendered
surprise party at her home. IL Thir.
ty-hrst street on Saturday evening.
dancing and music were the diver.
sions and refreshments we're served.
A most enjoyable evening was spent.
The guests included.
Sophia Calissie. Mr.. and Mrs. Char.
les Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. George Hell. Mr..
and Mrs. John Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Luss. MIR. and Mrs Martin
kerreI. r and Mrs. Earl valanding.
ham. Mr.. and Mrs. John Luss. MIR and
Mrs. VIII Ackerson, Della ISillick.
Doretta Held, Lille Calissie. Nellie
smith. Mrs. Sid Thomas. Harry Luss.
Harry Derineer. Hughey Bremen. Jo-
seph Held. VIII Kell. Charles Nolie.
Master Joe CalIssie.
Birthday Party.
Miss Pauline Seifert entertained
with birthday party at her home
or South Chapline street. on Monday
evening and various games were en-
joyed. The following We're the
guests:
t.;i@ ,i,, i%,ce Clemintine Fitz-
hlluA ' oEA~r UHf.Iek
MhfESFet N"elin- lydia Remhof
80 Mamie TOfaufe
.Nlu - MaIeN Hazel M.ifsel
-N"'hburgc- Nnorr Pauline Seifsrt
Messrs.
Nnth'ry coleman Henry NoEie~
James Archibald Iew..pg. r.4.to.
zoe kili.eu NIer, She,
'"e i"ahda Walter Davis
viii Assist at Reception.
ne Following Is a copy OF cards re-
ceiVed IN the city from Charleston:
Gov md Mr. GlAssroek
''f''Nt i"" pressure ~ your presence
To- meet
a. we fn@where ~ the legislature
edn"sdsN evening February twelfth
nineteen hundred AMI trfrtesu
from eight un'il eleven O'clock
Executive Manson
Charleston. West virginia
col and Mrs.. " w. kImhe-i,-f
are requested o. assist boz re...,i,., 49,.
guests
Col. and Mrs H VI KimberIand Of
This CITY will leave for Sharlesfon 4,
be- present az the receutiou
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