The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-01
Y.M.C.A A. BAZAAR
OPENSTHURSDA
AT 2 O'CLOCK WITH a DELICIOUS
TURKEY DINNER SERVED
IN the EVENING.
Many Features OF the Bazaar Are Ar
ranged With committees-Au
Busy for SuccessL

oesy Tor success
The interior OF the new Young
Women's Christian Association is
beautiful. The finish Is white and
manosany- Wide stairways lead to
the various floors and those who don't
wish TO climb the stairs, may use the
elevator, which Is now running. The
various booths are arranged on the
second moor. The Japanese tea room
Is a beauty. Southern smilax and
wistaria are entwfned about the rail
ings and he committee. gowned In the
oriental robes. will dispense hospital
ity on Friday. The baby booth is a
novelty with features introduced. The
large dining room IL in readiness. The
gymnasium. though not yet fitted up
for exercise. Is ready for the demon
stration and folk dances.
everyone Is a~nxfously awaiting the
CHRISTMAS Bazaar to be held in the
new Young women's Christian Asso-
citation. corner Eleventh and Chapline
streets, Thursday and Friday of this
week II will be a treat to be shown
through the new building and see
what Is really to belong to the mem
oers. h public already knows how
anxiousiy the members and their
friends have awaited the new home
M II Ia at last TO be a realty. On
Thursday and Friday OF this week the
public In general will be given the op-
portuntty to see through the building.
Miss Emily sheppard Is chairman
OF the general committed and she is
busily engaged these days to have
every detail arranged to please ali the
guests. Miss sheppard wishes to an
nounce that b bazaar opens prompt
~ at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon
instead OF at 4 O'Clock as was former.
ly announced.
Officers Very Busy.
Mrs. Robert j.. Reed, the president
and other officials have been kept
busy as bees the past few weeks see
ing TO the furnishing. etc, and the
rooms will be as cory as can be.
Every girl who enters the building
Will want TO become members as
there are so many conveniences there
and such a surrounding OF real com.
fort that they will at once want to
enjoy them.
The handsome Gymnasium will be
opened and here an exhibition will he
gwen under the direction of the d.
rector. Miss Ruth Greenwood and
Mrs. Bertha Caldwell. There will also
be folk dances. On Thursday evening
NAC1hH a dtllIAOuh
dinner will be served with all the
seasons delicacies included on the
menu. Tickets are now for sale at
the old Y. w. c. A. over Shenk's
store and those wishing to attend
must secure their tickets as they
are going rapidly. The dinner price
Is fifty cents.
The various booths are being put
INTO order and all will be In readiness
Tor a fine time. Everything for Christ
mas viii be offered for sale. The
Japanese tea room Will be ready for
Friday evening. In fact. there will be
something doing all the time and
everything along refined lines has
been devised to please old and young
alike. There will be Victrola music.
a ommittee OF young ladies' has been
CHOSEN for ushers TO show the guests
through the handsome building. The
ushers are: Misses NJ. Long. Frances
Ruth. Ellen Bruny. Marie Dalm. Ma
plda Foerst. Elsie Otto. Grace Yost.
Elizabeth McAllister. Sophia Meyers,
blanche Shirley. Larione Spicer. Isa-
bel Welsh. Katherine Wise, Annie
Nodarzek. LEILA Dean. Helen Fred
ericks. Hilda Smith. Thelma Baker.
Gail Brown. Mable Bruhn, Lucinda
Chambers. Ida Cox, Ruth Emblem.
Margaret Flick. Ruth Goodhill, Helen
Hunter. Madeline Mitchell, Virginia
Moore. Irene Mount. Grace Wagner,
Helen Holden. Virginia c~rowthers.
Martha B%oerner. Jennie Edward.
Helen Davis. Lillian Ames, Ellen
Johnson. Marion McColvig, Margaret
Nolan. Pauline Paetzold. Amy Rock
frds. Mrs. Minnie Thomas.
The following Is the program outlined
Tor the Gymnasium exhibition TO be
given both evenings. under direction OF
Miss Greenwood
March.
Mass Drill.
Apparatus.
KlOg Dance
makers.
Indian schebuzzlie.
Oxdanseu.
English Hornpipe.
Elphette Polka.
The Girl 7 Left Behind.
Wooden hoe Dance.
Russian Wave.
Indian Gem Dance.