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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-09
Joyful Anticipation
of Motherhood

There r. apt 20 be a latent apprehension
~ distress % mar the complete Gov 81
eEpcotation. But this q quite overcorn.
~ the advice of 20 many women 10 ~.
Mothers Friend" This Ia an erter,.f
application designed 20 20 nbricate the
muscles and 70 thus 20 relieve ths pres
sure reacting on the nerves. that tho
natural strain upon the cords ard liza
mcnta r. not accompanied b. fhoas sever,
pains aid 20 cause nausca. morning sirk-
ness and many local disfreasea mis-
splendid ernhrocation Il known 70 a multi
tudc o. mothers
Many people believe that those rs-,~sis.
which have stood the test 81 time. thaf
have been put 20 every trial under fhe
NaryinE conditions Of age. weight. re,sr,i
health etc. may be safely relied u,oo
And Judring BY the fact that "Mofherss
tfiend' has been IN continual Ne afnrs
our grandmother's earlier years ara h.
Known throughout the United State. a
may - easily inferred that h II Some
Thing that women tam about ara rIadlv
fccommcnd 20 prospective mothers
Mothers Friend" a. prepared onlv N
cur own laboratory and a. sold ~ drur-
rists everywhere. AK Tor a bottle to-day
ana write for a special book for crpecfanf
mothers Address Rradneld Rerllatol
Co. tQt Lamar Bldg., Atlanta, CO.
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To Have Pretty Hair.

IL your hair is not as soft and pretty
or as fresh and full as that OF some
friend, do as she does-give IL daily
attention. just the same care you
would give plant 10 make Il healthy
and beautiful. Luxuriant hair-soft.
fluffy. thick and lustrous-is really a
matter OF care. II II is too thin. make
II grow. IL IL is 100 dry and brittle.
soften II up-lubricate IL. II YOU
nave dandruff II is because the scalp
Is too dry and flakes on. Freshen up
the scalp and the jandruff disappears.
Partisan Sage. an inexpensive ton
ic, which you can get from any drug
or toilet counter. Is just what you
need-it softens the scalp. nourishes
the hair roots. Immediately removes
dandruu and makes the hair fury.
lustrous and abundant. One applica-
lion viii stop itching head ana
cleanse the hair of dust and excess
OIL. Partisan Sage takes away the
dryness and brittleness. makes the
hair twice as abundant and beauties
IL until IL is soft and lustrous.
BY the use OF this helpful tonic any
woman can easily make her hair sort.
uuny and abundant. Pretty hair WIN
surely Increase her charm and beauty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-09
Entertain Ball Team.

The girls OF Triadelphia entertained
the members OF the TriadeIphia ball
team. Wednesday evening. at Crafts
hali. The tables were decorated with
autumn flowers. Chicken and waffles
Were served. There were so guests
present. The girls are TO be congrat-
ulated upon the manner in which they
displayed their appreciation OF the vic
tory or their home team. Amona
those who served were Misses Sarah
Dimmack. Martha Green. Jean Arm
strong. Annie Smith. Bodief Reid, Do
retta Otto. Nettie Craft. Stella Her
Vey. Ella. Weeks. Edna Hunter. Geor-
gia Rentchler. Anna Robinson, Regina
busch, Mrs. c. Craft and others.
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NEWS BRIEFS

ISSUE NOTICES. - Yesterday most
cards bearing notices OF the annual con-
vention OF the West virginia board OF
trade were sent about the state urging
the attendance OF men who are nox
members OF the Organization.
DIRECTORS TO NEEr-A mee,irr
OF the directors OF the Panhandis 49,
cultural club will be held AT the I7ni-
Nersity club next Tuesday evening sew
erai business matters OF importance
VIII come np for consideration
TO BUILD NEW wALL.-Harrv n
hehnedy, the well known egg and but
Yer dealer on Eleventh street has tom
u0Nh the brick wall OF the store on the
alley side and the work OF Rebuilding
tne wall VIII begin today. Several othe..
the building.
SUNDAY SCHOOL coNvEHrror-
DnIy eleNen county Sunday school con-
Nentions are yet TO be held in order 10
complete the county sunday school con-
Aention work In the state for the yaar
1914 Secretary Arnold returned last
evening from Granville. Calhoun county
ana VIII leave this morning to atf.ai
the NJ. r. conference IN session at Fair
mont.
TO TAKE IN ME1rBERs-rwen,v
new members will be taken in by the
LEBANON League Of Progress az tne,r
on Sunday evening.
TO ORGANIZE cLuB.-This evening
following the services at EoT afre.f
temple. club for Jewish young mon
Will be organized and the purpose Of the
club viii be TO promote general c,tlt,rre
ana TO further the Jewish knowledr~
and philanthropy.
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MISS EGERTER.
GIVES CONCERT
WITH FINE PROGRAM AT EIKs'
CLUB NEXT TUESDAY
EVENING.
Miss Eaerter Recently Returned From
Paris, Where She Took Voice
culture-Mrs. {. w.
Stifel Will Assist

Much interest has been taken in
the coming recital Tuesday evening of
next week of Miss Egerter, in which
she will be assisted by Mrs. Edward
w. Stifel. The following is the pro-
gram TO be given:
Piano-Polonaise .... Chopin
Les Deux Aiouettes. .Leschetizily
Mrs. Edward W. Stifel.
Noice-The Crying OF Water
a Spirit Flower. Campbell-Tipton
Rhapsodie.
Miss Eva A. Egerter
Noice-Pace. Pace U.a Fora del des-
Una Voc. POGO "a IN Rs,h, Nsrdi
al Sivilglia) go. Rossani
Miss Eva A. Egerter.
Piano-Polonaise (mignon) -. Thomas
Miss Eva A Egerter.
Meme. Liebe ist srun. Brahms
loi .. Bemberg
Aria CLouise) 80. Charpentier
Miss Eva A. Egerter
Noice-Gavotte CManon) .Massenet
Miss Eva a. Egerter.
Among the numbers on the program
are included several songs by Camp
bell-Tipton. whom Miss Egerter knew
in Paris. He took much pleasure in
coaching her with these and other
OF his compositions. and whenever
she sang them at concerts she was
warmly praised. After one OF the Stu
dents atelier reunions the Musical
Courier said: Miss Egerter sang ex-
oellently two groups OF songs. includ-
ing compositions from Mendelssohn.
Benedict. Verdi. Charpentier. and
Campbell-Tipton's capital song. "A
Spirit Flower" with which she never
fails 10 make an excellent effect"
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REPUBLICANS TO
HOLD Big RALLY
GIG MEETING TO BE HELD NEXT
THURSDAY EVENING At
CARROLL CLUB.
Senator Geo. White and Hon. Joseph
n. Gaines VIII be Principal Speak
ere Of the Evening.

The formal opening OF the Repub-
lican campa ign in the First District of
West Virginia will be held in this city
next Thursday evening with a meet.
Ing in the Carroll Club auditorium.
Plans for the big rally are now being
completed, and doubtless one OF the
largest gatherings Of voters ever held
In Ohio county will be there 10 hear
speakers. well versed In matters AZ
issue. especially the tariff. Vica.
presidents for the meeting will be
named within a few days and final ar.
rangements completed
Hon John Guy Pritchard. Of Pair.
mont chairman Of the congressional
committee Of the First district. vas
IN the city yesterday. and announced
himself 81 being we'll pleased with tho
prospects lie completed the early
arrangements for the biz rally while
In the city yesterday.
Voters OF Ohio county will be- rivcn
an opportunity 20 meet and hear Sen.
ator George y. White. candidate for
Congress. He will speak to the vot.
ers In his forceful way. he Is con.
sidered a gifted speaker. He has
never been heard here before IN pub
lie
Hon. Joseph n. Gaines. Of Charles.
ton. win BE- one Of the speakers Of the
evening. He has been heard here on
several occasions. and his eloquent
delivery has been pleasing 90 the
many voters Who have heard him
He b. ore OF the most popular speak.
ers In the state. and the voters OF the
counties of Ohio Brooke. Hancock
and Marshall vii BE- glad OF an Cd
portunity 90 hear him again Tie was
a member 81 the Ways and Means
committee Of Congress. and. while
there, had much % DO with the wort
concerning the tarin.
He is probably one OF the best in.
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KAFFEE-VISITE
OPENING EVENT
AT ARIoN THURSDAY WITH MRS.
MAX 5EuTER CHAIRMAN
FOR THE DAY.
social Events Are Taking On An In
formal Nature With Many Planned
For the Fall.

The first event to be given by the
well known Arion Society takes place
Thursday OF next week. 1t will be in
the nature of Kaffee-visite for which
that society is noted. Those who have
never attended events of this nature
have missed rare treat in the way
OF hospitality and service for which
the Germans are noted. However.
only members are welcome at the
Arion affairs and there is an increase
IN the membership this season with
many young people included in the
list.
The Arion Hall has been decorated
and presents a handsome appearance.
The side walls have been done in n
celicate shade of tan with plain panels
between the windows. The ceiling in
cream and tan and in front of the
stage are musical instruments wound
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posed Of:
Civic Department Today.

The program committee of the civic
department of the Woman's Club has
been earnestly engaged in working out
a program that will not only be inter
esting. but helpful and inspiring. to
those interested in civics. Realizing
that because OF disbursements to
be met in civic matters. IL is some
times difficult to achieve results, Il
has been decided TO bring a number
of speakers TO Wheeling during the
year from Cincinnati. Pittsburgh and
elsewhere. The new chairman of civ
les in the General Federation. who sue
ceeds Miss iona Gale, the well-known
writer. is an Ohio woman, Mrs. George
Zimmerman. and she will probably be
a speaker some time during the year.
IL would be difficult. and. in fact. i'm
possible, to say what department in
the General Federation is the most i'm
portant. but none is given more prom
inence than civics. Clubs throughout
the country have merged from purely
literary organizations. and the public
has come TO expect work along civic
lines from women's clubs. There is
nofeld with such variety of subjects
as those that come under civics. AS
Mrs. l.. L. Blangenburg, wife of the
mayor of Philadelphia. says. You ara
a back number II you are not studying
civics"
The first department meeting OF the
Woman's Club will be the civic. OF
which Miss Speyer is chairman. This
meeting will be held on Friday of this
week. Naturally a very interesting
topic for discussion will be the gar
dening done by the school children
this summer. The comraittee who
worked so faithfully and watched re-
suits has story to tell. and each
member will give briefly her own OBJ
servations.
most appropriate topic TO be pre-
sented at the same time Is parent
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Second v. p. Supper.

The supper given at the Second u.
+. church Thursday evening was well
attended and the menu served was de-
llcious. Mrs, John y. Garden. presi-
dent OF the Pastors Aid Society. was
In charge, and her committees did ius-
lice to the parts assigned. The dining
room was In charge of Mrs. ]. l.. Saw
tell and Miss Martha Hare. Mrs. ].
L. Sawtell is vice president of the So
ciety and she worked diligently to
nave the affair a success. The ice
cream committee was headed by Mrs.
J. ii. Montgomery; candy committee.
Miss Addie Hawkins. The kitchen
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Martins Ferry woman,s Club.


MISS Mamie Boyd. president of the
Woman's Club of Martins Ferry. en-
'ertained the members with a dinner
at her home. Thursday. The AFFAIR
was the opening of the seasons work.
Inc executive board had the dinner
IN charge. and delicious menu was
served. The mepbers present were
mrs. samuel Alpaugh. Mrs. Agnes Bal
icy Miss Mamie Boyd, Miss Carmi-
ehaei. Mrs. A. p. Dixon. Mrs. +. X.
Dixon. Mrs. Drennen. Miss Drennen-
MISS Isabel Drennen. Mrs. Beatrice
Exley, Mrs. w. b. Francis. Mrs. j NJ
henderson. Miss Henderson, Mrs. j.
L. Hervey. Mrs. J. s. HILL, Miss IneIe-
oright. Mrs. X. X. Kerr, Mrs. blanche
Lupton. Miss Mitchell. Mrs. j. s.
MONKS Mrs. l.. o. Morris. Mrs. John
Nelly. Mrs. +. c. Nesbitt. Mrs. s
farker' Mrs. G. G. Ralston, Mrs. r. ID.
robinson. Mrs. Fred Selby, Mrs. NJ
sheets. Mrs. T. w. Shreeve. Miss
smith. Mrs. r. c. Swartz. Miss
Swartz. Mrs. J. NJ. Turner, Mrs. c. II.
gpdegran. Mrs. A. S. Work, Mesdames
r. {. Boyd. NJ. f. Cole. J. w. Darrah.
}: 5. Dickson. w. T. Dixon, A. w. Kerr.
NJ. c. Mitchell. W. l.. Noble. J. w
kalston. J. f. Reynolds, X. TiIton and
b. o. Williams.
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teachers associations. Mrs. Julian G.
Hearne. past president OF the club
VIII speak on the Closer Relations Re
tween Home and School" Mrs.
Hearne made a study of this subject
while spending some time IN califor.
MA. where she had ample opportunity
TO observe 1t in its practical applica.
ton.
The teachers of Wheeling have a
most cordial invitation to be guests
OF the department on Friday auer.
noon. no fee being charged those who
are not members. II is hoped that a
large number will accept this invita-.
ton and take part in the discussion.
The meeting begins at 5 o'clock. and
VIII be- as usual. in the A. o. U. W.
hall
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CALLS HALT ON REFUGEES.

LONDON, Oct s.-A dispatch TO
the Reuter- Telegram Company from
amsterdam says that the mayor OF
ROTTERDAM has requested the mana
ger OF the railway not TO send any
more trains with refugees from Bel
gum as already there. are thousands
IN the city and It is impossible to
house more.
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Observation-Disclosures

Miss Fannie Kindleberger, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Kindleberger,
and MIR. Frank Fisher were married
Wednesday evening by Rev. T. II.
speckman. pastor of the German NJ.
E. church.
The bride is the daughter Of the
Deputy State Fire Marshall and is
well known. The groom is also popu-
larry known.
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was In charge OF Mrs. Garden. with a
good committee. Table No. 1. Miss
Elizabeth Bushfield: No. ?. Mrs. Sam
>: windsor: No. 3. Mrs. Leonard
Soettman; No. 4. Mrs. r. J. McCul.
iagn; No. 5. Mrs. c. II. Wheeler; No.
.. Mrs. j. Edgar Sweeney: No. z. Miss
Jane Young; No. s. Mrs. r. J. Dick
son: No. =. Miss Drusilla Garden; No.
~; Mrs z. II. Hornbrook. There was
large attendance.
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Kirk-sanith w.ddinr

an eilanorate wedding took place at
Say ,e ss,H,,i FIRST NJ =. church Thurs
heien smith. daughter OF Rev. ana ~
-. n smith became the bride - A.
ANN Ann hlrk. OF barnesyille. .. The we'd
LUZ ge CEREMONY was performed by REV
smith. the brides father.
ne bride was attired in a gown 81
~ crepe meteor and shadow lace.
onf Nartled white brides roses. U.r
only ornament was a diamond la,sii,
the giit OF She groom. Miss Anne Morrts
Sa,, ga nssN iile. o, was the maid OF
honor. she wore a yellow creme rneteor
and velvet gown and carried VcIIo,,
MOWERS. The flower girl was Miss E,,tb
ma Ts,.,She was attractiveiy gowned
Dsst man was Mr.. Chauncev rfpfor
or Barnesviile. The bride vas si 49,,
sri,5 isse 9y her brother. Or. shobor
Sulth. or New York Miss Navrnc
aiorsan sang number Of beauttfui -
ie,cllons during the ceremony while A.
T6d 'i br, 1sS Presided at the plano.
as a young lady OF charming perscns,it,nii
III vocalist 81 great anilttv. Ar
r ~ la prominent In business circles In
ear NE vile, whore he is Associated ,,,t,b
ms father. Mr.. and Mrs Kirk VIII ~
80 ~ barnesNille. The following are
wohs tns out OF town guests Or. ana
p. ~. salmon. Akron. Miss MAJ
salmon. Cleveland. Mr.. and Afra Ern..,
,ounna, Marietta. Miss ono Albaueb
Ssarsoiiiiiton. - Miss Marion Coniev.
iumbus' Mr.. Frank Hobson. CieveianJ
Kloas-A1oDonaId.
Inc marriage OF Miss Flora Ncr,,,.tS
~ hcllatrc. ana MIR ElWood kloa- -
this city, took place Wednea,is, ~ w
nepn ~ ~ O'Clock. The Ceremony - NJ.
btIlnfmcd a. the United prcabrfarlrD
Nn.fch' win Rev. ". y. McCornfrL offt-
.iiating The attendants we're Nlsr ft1r-
ma Ackcr and Mr. Edward Wct,.rts,d
The bride wore white crero ~ ri,t.,
blue. t""n OF
Following the wedding ur and NJ.
y infa lfft Tor Buffalo. N ~ vrbrrr 49,.
WI i.main Tor few weeks Thov vstf
their homo on the South side
nc announcements read.
Mr and Mrs William Wenor.fa
announce the marriage or thefr
daughter
Flora
Co.
Mr. Ilwou ~ ErD-a
"wednesday. october rrtcrfh
Nineteen hundred and fourfer,
hcllaire. Ohio.
In. club
pc BOYS ~ thc D. q club cntertai,.1
mNiuu"I "i thfir friends 20 n dar~e
sa.tt si nc Island club rooms Wcdnle
ny evening To- pc party we're.
Misses.
tiezel WeiizcL gcnevieve CLARK
~. H'nfh' Mnrie kiiiccn.
Mcaara
Iloecnh reustern. james shei,cv.
Leo Honcuheracr. Raymond &C.,.
Frank I.1flF. Nate tfuf-... w.
Paul Fisher. Joe kfiirer
Tom fnrEUN ffnr..lf t.-ss
David Campbell Ifrrr, s-fE
Howard Holmes.
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Studio Recital Postponed

Inc recital to have been given by
s s primary class of the Lima Tennig.
sherman School OF Expression this
evening mas been postponed until Fri
uay evening OF next week. The pro-
sIsm; which has been heretofire pub
lished. will be rendered.
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Carroll Club.

The Carroll Club will entertain its
members and the Ladies' Carroll So
cal Club on Wednesday. October ~
The affair will be in the nature of n
Halloween party" and the commit
tee Is charge is planning for a fine
time. Miss Julia Feinler is Chairman
OF the affair.
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Los ANGELES. Cal. Oct s.-May
stout. OF San Diego. proposes to put
george AIDE. who has slung slang At the
masterpiece. Mary Had a Little Lamb. !"
IN mis- place through q little pamphlet
Sslled Mary,s Little Lamb. the Truth
against Mr.. AIDES offenscs. and offers
somewhat In Justification the fact that
the original Mary was her ancestor
Mary was Mary Elizabeth Sawyer. and
was born In 1904 at Startling. Worcester
county. Mass. Her father was a farmer.
ana when she was years old she used
70 30 out with him to look after the
lambs. One day he called attention TO a
iamb that was nearly dead. She picked
~ 10. took II home. ted AZ. petted Ii and
later IL followed her 20 school and made
the children laugh. The teacher told her
70 put IL In the woodshed until after
school was over. That evening she told
her experience to a young man by the
name OF John ltollstone. who was study :
ing at the minister's house near her
nome. Rollstone wrote the poem and
save IL TO her few days later
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State Senator George T. White. Re
publican candidate for Congress. has
been attending the homecoming cele-
bration in Moundsvil,e He expects
TO come to Wheeling this afternoon.
am delighted with the prospects OF
my candidacy" he declared yesterday
afternoon.
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Miss Clara buchwald and Mr. How.
ard beall were married on Thuredav
evening az 3 o'clock no the home 81
the bride on South Jacob street Rev
Pruess. 81 ST stephens church. Of
debated. The bride is the sister Of
Ohicer BuchWald Of the police force
and l. well known on the South side
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The Democratic county COMMITTEES
VIII also meet this evening to dis
cuss details for launching the cam
palgn In this county. Arrangements
VIII be made for the meeting to be
addressed by Secretary OF the Navy
Josephus Daniels.
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formed men on the tariff question in
the state. II not in the country. and.
as the tariff will be the principal issue
In this campaign. his talk on this sub
tect will be especially important and
interesting.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The Ohio county Republican COM
mittee meets this evening in Republi-
can headquarters to make final ar
rangements for a series Of district
meetings.
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The wedding OF Miss Marie f. Rells
OF Steubenville and SIR. Earl Hedges
OF this city. took place on Thursday
evening at the Presbyterian church OF
that city. The ceremony was per
formed at 8 o'clock with the minister
OF the church Officiating. Following
the wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Hedges left
for an eastern wedding tour.
The bride Is pominent young so
ciety lady Of her home town and a
number Of social events were given for
her preceding the wedding. The
groom Is the son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Hedges of North Main street
and is employed AZ the Geo. w. Fox
Clothing Co. on Market street. He is
well known In business circles.
Hedges will be at home on North Main
street. with the groom's parents.
Friends OF the groom in this city win
rlan TO give a number OF social affairs
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Arrangements have been completed
Tor the First district meeting TO be
held by the Progressives In the Cen
ter Warwood hose house this evening.
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Only relatives were present at the
wedding. After trip of the Great
Lakes Mr.. and Mrs. Beall will make
their home with the brides mother.
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Canton Factory
Sends Representa-
tive to Wheeling

The Climalene Chemical Com.
pany OF Canton. Ohio. manufactur.
ers OF Climalene. a high-class
chemical water softener and house
hold cleanser. have sent representa-
tives TO Wheeling. and during tho
next few days will present a
package OF their product 10 each
home In the city. They are doing
this In order to more Thoroughly
acquaint the people with the merits
OF this splendid article-Climalene
For several years the leading
grocers here have sold and recon-
mended Climalene. and II Is already
favorite in many OF the best
homes In Wheeling. The manu-
facturers are giving the people an
opportunity TO try this product in
their own homes without expense
and ask all those who receive trial
packages TO follow carefully. the
printed directions. Climalene Is on
sale AZ al groceries. 10 cents Der
package OF three packages for a
quarter.
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round which are vines. roses. etc. the
whole effect being artistic and pleas
ing. The parlors and dining room have
been renovated and decorated.
Thursday a delicious chicken-waffle
dinner will be served with mashed
potatoes. fruit salade. delicious coffee.
German cakes include on the menu.
Mrs. Max Beuter. who is so well known
for her art in cooking is chairman Oh
the committee in charge. In the after
noon cards and dominoes will be en-
Joyed with prizes awarded. In the eve
ming dancing will be the pastime.
The committee in charge is COM
posed Of:
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for Mr.. and Mrs. Hedges when they ar