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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20
SMARTL LUNCHEON
AT HIGH SCHOOL
GIVEN FOR MEMBERS OF THE
WOMAN'S CLUB BY THE DO
mESTlC SCIENCE DE-
PARTMENT.
Many Social Events are Beinq Planned
To Take Place at The Country
Club With Opening Decora-
ton Day.

The girls OF the Domestic Science
Department of the Wheeling High
school entertained with a luncheon
Tuesday at noon. Miss Leonia Hol-
dren, teacher. assisted by the follow.
Ing; Misses Rose Arbenz, Jane Barry
Ruth Bonnesen. Nellie Clark. Ethel
Fair. Dorothy Greig, Elizabeth Klein.
Florence Miller. Sara Moss. Margare,
Nesbitt, Madeline Oldham. Jennie
Steindorf. Bertha Steinhauser. Flea
nor Taylor. Virginia Thomas. Mar
earet Workman. served the luncheon
faultlessly. Miss Anna Bayhn instruc
tress I'm sewing also assisted.
The tables were arranged in n "T''
shape and decorated with baskets OF
yellow marguerites and yellow shaded
candles. Each cover was marked with
yellow butterfly place card done in
water colors. This was perched on
the handle of a gold basket OF nints.
This made an attractive souvenir for
each guest and was the work of Miss
Jennie Steindorf. sophomore girl and
Miss Margaret Grogan, a freshman.
The following menu was served
Orange Baskets
-, Bouillon with Eresd sticks
Neei birds Corn Custard
Len'sn Salad Cheese Sticks
Angel and Gold Cake
MINIS. Sailed Almonds
me luncheon was presided over by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20
Absorbs Skin, Chases
Wrinkles-Young Again

The shock at beholding myself IN the
alass after nine long weeks abed. nearly
cauesd a relapse" writes Emily Colson in
tiome queen. The fsded face. with its
lines OF illness and worry. seemed TWEEN
y years oioer Now I thought. could
not attend my chum's wedding eleven
Gays OF. 20 which 1 had looked hope
fuily forward.
she herself came u my rescue. She
procured AN ounce % ordinary mercolized
wax AZ the drugstore. which she babe M.
spread on like cold cream. washing IL off
next morning. Applied nightly. this an.
pareutlN absorbed the witherel skin 40
gently ] experienced no discomfort. Upon
the vedding mora the paiitd complexion
had entcrly given wny 20 one OF yout h.
ful color and lovclineSs
And there wasn't a wrinkle. This due
20 wash lotion made by dissolving an
ounce Of powdered saxoiite In a half mint
witch hazel The daily cnce bath had
dispersed every line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20
Mrs. E. c. Ewing toastmistress and

Mrs. f. c. Ewing toastmistress and
Mrs. Charles Beakman. chairman OF
the Home Economics Department.
Miss Holdren responded in a very
neat address concerning the late FIRE
and the progress the girls had made
under the present circumstances. Mrs.
Bee kman made an able address on
clubs and their uses. what they meant
TO our grandmothers and what they
mean at the present day. and what
can be gained by being the member
OF progressive Woman's club. Dr.
Harriet Il. Jones told OF the need for
domestic science culture IN the noun
tain districts OF our state. The wom-
en- there have had no wisdom In the
spending of money or home keeping.
Mrs. Guy II. G. Allen president OF the
Woman's Club spoke OF the Bienniel
10 be held in Chicago June 9-19 and
said that all clubs should be repre-
sented
The exhibit by the Domestic art
department under Miss Bayha's di-
rection. had many fine exhibits in en-
broidery, pain sewing. dress making,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20

Bridge Tea.
The bridge tea TO be given nv the
Civic Department OF the Woman 3
tlUb at the A. O. L. W. Hall. Friday
afternoon Is attracting wide attention.
Already reservations have been made
Tor tables for four each. The admts-
sion rs p cents and the support OF All
members Of the Woman's Club and
their friends Is Anticipated The
wheeling High school orchestra will
furnish the music Cards. dominoes
and sewing will be the diversions from,
? TO O'Clock and from 4 to 5 O'Clock
music and general social hour will
be enjoyed. Refreshments will ba
served and all are welcome to attend
and bring their friends.
Mrs. Guy X. &. Allen and Mrs.
Charles Proudfoot should be communi.
Gated with As soon as possible so the
committee will know how many TO pro.
vide for
The funds will be used for the
gardening movement" which has been
started by the Civic Department. IL
viii require $500 to carry the work
through. The Kings Daughters. Mr..
Hyde % the Fairgrounds and the chill
dren are anxious for its success.
\ donation OF $500 was made 10
Miss Cecilia Spcyer yesterday which
viii be enough 10 pillow one plot OF
ground on the South Side.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20
HOW TO DANCE THE MAXIXE
BY ODGERs T. GURNEB
Illustrated With Specially Posed Photographs
By ODGERs T. GURNEB

TUE Make Is the latest foreign
dance 70 and popular favor on
these shores and owes most Of
Its popularity 10 the happy
tempo OF the music aud the originality
OF the steps Coming from Brazil via
Paris. IL hiss been changed somewhat
to suit American tastes and morals
The principal thing 90 remember I'm
learning the Make IL the rotntion OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20

CONCERNING WOMEN.

Nrr. Russell SAGE has granted an
extension of Time TO Princeton 10 OBJ
Tain $500. 600. on which her rfft al
100000 presented Last commence
mont was dependent Mrs Saro'a rifl
was runiingcuf upon Princeton rails
inr 2iOl.00n by January T.. 1919. which
The university failed TO do The
alumni viii attempt 10 raise tho fun
sum hy next commencement time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20

Rev Howard a. Pease will give an
Interpretation Of the life and works OF
the Swedish writer. Ellen Kew. al ms
Arbcnz studio tomorrow evening AT \
o clock. Ellen Key b. the author OF
Love and Marriage" THE Century
OF the child etc. and is probably
me greatest living feminist writer
rms meeting has been arranged by
me Equal Suffrage League. Besides
the literary feature. an attractive
musical program will be given. Mira
flora Williams. Mr.. Jasper Baum and
Mr.. William Samuel viii sing while a
piano duet viii BE- given by Mrs ia
Ward kominc and Mrs Hermann Ar.
b'nz. The admission viii be- - cents
aud me public is cordially invited 10
aIlnLl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20

The reception to be rendered the
graduates and former students of the
wheeling Female College, June 6, Is
attracting a great deal OF attention
socially. The Collegiate Alumnae will
be In charge and the committee is
composed OF Mrs. Cecil Robinson.
Mrs. T. J. Hugus. Mrs. Dent TayIor'
In charge OF the program are Mrs.
John Mcclure and Mrs. +. l.. Stone.
Other committees will be announced
later. The place OF entertainment has
not yet been decided.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20

The Chancel Chapter OF St Mat
theWs =. r. church will give an Eve
ming with Living Books" IN the lecture
room OF the church. Wednesday even
ing OF next week. All the girls will
be masked and those wishing TO talk
win them VIII have To do their talk
ing to a book for that evening as
they will not disclose their identity.
The entertainment Is OF a novel nature
and the public is cordially invited to
attend. The admission viii be TWEEN
ty-iive cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20
Elks' MAY Dance.

The local Eiks win entertain with
Their May dance at the club on Fiji
tenth street. Monday evening of next
week. Bentheld's orchestra will fur
nish the music. The young men will
wear their white convention suits, and
the ladies' VIII all wear white The
decorations viii be in purple and
white. and the affair will be beautiful.
! he committee in charge is composed
OF Messrs. J. W. Cummins. Elmer
Meagle. Earl Hedges. Dave Kraus.
Tom Garden and Harry RubIe.
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acknowledgements

INC lOIIoWlng ls COPY OF cards m
ceived in the CITY:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baumann
request the honor Of your presence
at the wedding reception OF their
daughter
Alma Barbara
and
Mr.. Alfred Howard Hoblitzefl
on Tuesday evening
the second OF June
nineteen hundred and fourteen
at eight o'clock
Wheeling, West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20
Catholic Women Meet

The Catholic Women's League will
celebrate their First Anniversary
thursday evening, May 81 at o'clock
in the Carroll Club. Rt. Rev. Bishop
=. J. Donohue OF Wheeling and Rev.
Or. VIM. J. Kerby. Secretary OF the
Catholic University OF Washington.
ID. c. will address the meeting. a
musical program will also be rendered
All the Catholic women of Wheeling
end Vicinity are invited. No Assess
menf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20

Miss Helen Dinger has accepted a
position as alto in the Fourth stree,
church choir. Miss Dinger sang al
the Lilac Tea at the home of Mrs.
Dent Taylor and will sing Thursday
evening at the Chapline street NJ. r
church She has an exceptionalI,
sweet voice and will be one Of our
popular artists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20

II seems rather strange TO women
OF this generation TO read about tho
sorrow OF the Empress Eugene al
the death OF her friend. Nine ARGOS
who devoted herself 90 the service of
the empress after the fight from Tul-
lerles. 10 is hard 10 realize that q
woman who played such an important
part IN that history that seems 90
far away is still alive and capable of
more sorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20

The entertainment to be given by
the pupils OF Miss McGinnis al the
klks Club this evening. is under the
auspices OF the What sOever- Circle of
Kings Daughters. The proceeds 10
20 toward increasing the funds for
me kiLgs Daughters Day Nursery.
and all are welcome.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20
"kentuckv Belle -

The play. the Kentucky Belle 90
which r. 10 be presented at tho Car.
roll Club on this evening will be-
largely attended. Tickets are reserved
az the G \. House music store. Nanv
special features will be introduced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20
Afternoon Tea

Miss Alice Cook will entertain this
afternoon with a tea to be served 10
the High school girls OF the Triadel.
phla district Miss Cook will be as
sisted by Miss Esther Carter Misc
Gertrude Smith and Miss Ethel Mi.
liams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20

The MAY meeting Of the Woman's
Literary club will be held this after.
noon az the Lima Hcnuig.sherman
Iudio. Mrs John Mcclure will pre-.
SIDE. 100 the abfeuco Of Mr.. Charles
/ Morrison. who is suu IN Taylortown.
. Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20
children's Dance

Mrs, Maud SpOoner- Becker's dances
Tor children will be discontinued until
iall; The last dance lessons will De
noon. The May party will be held
Tor children Friday evening. MAY ~.
at the Elks Club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20

Miss Alberta Hale. who has Just
been elected treasurer Of Tokepa.
Has. never had her picture taken un-
al she was elected to this important
city position.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20
kinns Daunhters, Marie.

The st. James Circle OF Kings
Daughters will hold a market at the
George X. Taylor store. Saturday
morning at o'clock There will be
an elaborate array Of good things to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20

The young lady across the way SAYS
she overheard her father say that he
as Tor eNemptiug American ships al
Panama aud while maybe he knew
more about II than she did for her
part she should think the American
ships would be the very ones that
ought not TO have TO pay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20

Fb'I hAAIAE Turn POSITION.
the positions. IL Is a difficult dance in
that the hands play as important a role
AZ The feet.
The principle OF the Make step Is
somewhat on the order Of a heightened
polka step. II IS a gliding motion.
with the feet AZ right angles. The adj
vanced foot alternates between heel
and toe. while the other foot slides up
until they touch.
The rotation or the figures Is as fol
lows:
-Four straight steps. the man going
forward. -Four steps in open position.
with mans left and girls right heel
advanced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20

II each state and club in the Gencr
al Federation avails itself Of the fuil
privilege 0f reprCscutation. az tho chi
ctEo iicnniai. June 3-1g. We may OK
l'tt in attendance approximately q
800 DELEGATES. the same number III
AIinrultns. ~ Club Presidents. ~ Cen.
lral Federation State Secretaries. m
.hdirnen Of Departments and Is
Members ~ the Board Of Directors.
invitations
Invitations PRE- extended To OF Roar
Mcmber-. Honorary Presidents. Hon
ornry Nlce-Nrcs dents. Honorary Mem.
b'rs. Advisory Com mitfee Members
Committee Members. MEMBER ri be
rAfimDutr. state Charimen of tho I'm.
GOV Ient and. Friends Of tho presi
cont and Mcmh erH 81 tho board Of
bIror Or. rs well as the Local Roard
and thor friends. receive compIimen-
iary tickets. Prom this number. Wo
may expect in attendance about 500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20
WOMAN'S CLUBS
woMENs CLUB CALEnDAK.


ESQ %. m.-W0men's Literary Club
Airs. Shcrmnu's studio
Thursday, Mzy 2Ist.
'' p. Equal suffrage League
Nudr'ss Prof ATbcnz's studio 81
Fifteenth street
friday, May 22ud.
<.'N % zoo %. m.-Bridg. Tea. Civic
department Womnn's club. \. o. L. w
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The money will be used in building
new under graduate dining hall.
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CoIIeqiate AIumnae R.een,io,-

eat. Veal loaf, pies, cakes, etc, VIII
be included
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20

with Miss Elizabeth Hoffman In a
Spanish dance.
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entertainment OF the season Tuesday
evening. May 20, at the Carroll Club.
assisted BY the nigh school orchestra
under the direction OF Miss Lucy Rob.
inson.
Program
a Romance OF Japsn." In one act
Charncters.
karnt Ca poett. In love with Sainsra
.--.......-....-. Miss Reua Wagner
Sahara un love with KsmD -.
Musme iss1hilnaJ Ms H GIyna S1 FsiIe
Taiphoon tDJonros) Miss Clara stiIos
The action takes place In a room OF
kslnis little country home. near Yeddo.
selection 800. High School Orchestra
Pensacola Pickininny"-(an Action
Marceiia seiferi' M Nsrrar., Noc,.,,,
han. Louise Paradise. Dorothy Hodg-
son. suzanne Noble. Katharine Dixon.
hilda Owens. Mary and virginia Early.
Elmer.
Pantomime Tho Road To Yesterday.
Misses Ruth Petit. Carrie I.utcs Ethel
wallace. Betty McGraw. Rsna NVarnrr
Alma Feller. Clara Stiles. Mary luck
ley. Eleanor Freeman, Ammo Howell and
mig sherman.
Selcction ....... Orrbos,-.
Psntomime When the Angeius Is
Ringing"
Statue. Scene Prom The Winters Taies
(Act V. ST. IT'D
Characters.
Hermtonc. Cwifc Of eontee she ia
supposed TO have been dead six
PerdiIa: GaeF daughter whom i's she sS has
Pauline. cher faithful fricndj 80.
Le sSpt,., t'he king. husband % Her icT.
Mad scene Prom II,,,ic,.. " " az ~ man s
W Shalsperc.
PSn nS Rock Ne MIFs s, Ruth Peht
Volce-Linna Herring sherman, Ass
Wolsey's Farewell Address Henry
Nlll-Aet III. SC. ID-Shakspere.
Scene rrom Merchant Of Vcnics ssera
tAct ]. Sc. c)-Shakspere
Iortle ''....-.--....-.... Miss Wagner
scene from Henry V..tAet III 1pieS
Sc. IN)-Shakspere
Princess Katharine OF France 1who
- trying To learn something OF the
an, E,nsiish tongue -. Miss FelIer
Ai iTS,rSS h ,d Lady lady in waiting who is
Dreams" tAction Song) Primary class
The White Dove OF oneida Gis"''' ira
N Coioniay play n two scenes)
chioresta. (white Dove) when a babv
she was captured by the Indians
ana brought up as the Big CHIEFS
~, 90 $50 Miss lstit
iioratS- (wift OF Indian Chief each
,..IoI ........... Miss Lutes
Siistress Fairchild (the real MOTHER
., 49,. :. ........ Miss McCsraW
frue. (the younger daughter and sis
ter OF White Dove) Miss Wallace
Sc Locality. northern border OF
NeW YORK state. Time-Winter ITg4-
SC. II one year later
Ieacher or Primary Department
....-..-.. Mrs. Alma Wilson Shafcr
Schooi Accompauist .............
1850. Eleanor Adaline sherman
shaksperean costumes furnished by
Fritz Schoultz. CHICAGO.
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sueec,sh -ork. - u j. ~ 49,
sncSn - any so7>cmors class % th-
hlgh school and eF~ry cr-ss 1nlstec
l. credit % both fhe artist And the
teact~r FolloNlcz The a1drsases
Mr. living aEartei The prizes from
tt~ Hone Economlc Department 80
he girls ~ the High school HAVING
cone the bet Work IN cr..ss making
Miss Nellie Clark received the art
thre~ collar. Miss Jennie Sf@ind0rf
I-reiFed he SECOND. one dollar and
Miss Dorothy Gr.ls tks third. rnfher
The last tso tied. Ths f1dEes we're
Miss Alice Coca. Mrs NidAl. and Mrs
Dickey. II vss difficuit for the judge
20 decide a. the UOrk vas all good.
There were a. IN. luncheon for the
folfOmIrra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-20
Mrs. sherman's En,er,alnmen,.

The atudents OF the Lima Hennig-
shernon School of Expression and
Dramatic Culture will give their final
entertainment OF the season Tuesday
eyenlng. May 20, at the Carroll Club.
assisted by the nigh school orchestra.
under the direction OF Miss Lucy Rob
insOn-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03

kVkK I WHkkE > NEv
Erie, Pa.-Robbers held up Robt.
Edwards, Chicago, keeper of steamer
Durham, robbed him of $29. so, lock-
ed him in refrigerator box, then
awaited return of Edwards partners
and robbed them.
Pittsburgh. = Mother of Henry
Rokowski, youthful desperate, hurl-
ed herself in front of B. & o. express.
Killed. Crazed by fear son would be
captured and executed.
Terre Haute, Ind.-John Irwin, SO,
and May Ozee, IS, arrested. Eloped.
Irwin deserted wife and child.
lndianapoIis.-Grant Young, COL
ored restaurant keeper, shot to death
and robbed of SIS. No clue.
Salt Lake City, Utah.-JUdge Or
lando Powers, who defended Clar-
ence S. Darrow in second trial at Los
Angeles on charge of bribery, dead.
Vera CrUz.-Branch of bank of
London and Mexico reopened/ after
Huerta's improvided bank holiday.
Refused to honor checks drawn for
more than 200 pesos.
San Francisco.-2,5oo unemployed
invited Gov. Johnson to meet them
on a back lot and tell them what he
meant to do to relieve their condi-
ton.
New York.-Auto accidents here,
in 1913 resulted in death of 302 per-
sons, half of whom were children.
London.-EngIand is about to send
expedition against Mad Mullah in
Somaliland, according to report
PhiIadelPhia.-E. T. Stotesbury,
head of DrexeI & Co. and partner in
Morgan Co., refused to say whether
he will resign from many director
ates he holds in this and other states.
New -WhiteIaw Reds es-
tate appraised at S1,398,884.94
Widow gets bulk.
Des Arc, Ark.-Jesse Whiteman
killed Wesley Num- because Bessie
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-03
EVERYWHERE'S NEWS IN TABLOID FORM

IS In Tabloid FOKM
constantinopIe. IL zet Pasha,
Turkish minister of war, resigned.
IndianapoIis.-Fire destroyed four
story business block. 100000 dam
age.
New York.-GeneraI rate war may
result from dispute between Ham
burg-American and North German
Lloyd companies over continental
steerage traffic.
New York.-Thief stole disk Of ra-
dunn from Hahnemann Hospital.
S1OO reward for return. Said to be
worth $1,000.
Baltimore, Md.-c. E. Ways, old
est official Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road, dead.
Neutrality-suspicious. girls arrested,
chaged with busting nose and mash
ing face of Hack Inspector Coffin.
Said they thought his badge was a
Chicken inspector" one. Dicharged.
centraIia, Wash.-31 years after
death of her husband, during which,
time she raised children, Mrs.
Sarah Bennett has been granted gov
eminent pension.
Pomona, caI.-GiVen cot at Iodg-s
ing house for 25 cents, unidentified
lodger showed it through window and
sold it for so cents. >
London.-The late Thomas Gull
veje, stock broker, left $35O,OO0 to
cancer hospital.
ST. Petersburg.-Two dead and
others missing among soldiers who
guarded tracks ahead of Cars spe-.
cial train in snowstorm.
New York.-central Labor Unions
forwarded resolutions to Washing
ton asking punishment for Calumet.
kidnapers of Charles. F. Meyer.
New York. Importations of dia-
monds and other gems at New York
during 1913 totalled $46,137 1928. y
Springfield, lII.-NewIy-appointed
,,+i1itioc communication odOOfnd &c T7Il-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-24
AT THE M|DW|NTER
A Good Vaudeville Bill Lined
Up for Next Week.
Officials of Show Well Pleased
With Weeks Business.

There will be another good vaude-
vile show next week at the Kansas
Midwinter exposition in the Audi
torium. according to the announce
ment of the management today.
THE Nobby Girls" Koehler and
Victoria, who. according to the ac-
companying cut. are right there"
when it comes to looks, will put on a
singing and dancing act that is said
to be above the ordinary. Palmer and
Palmer, man and girl artists. will
do a musical stunt. THE Bostonial
Four" quartet comes highly recon-
mended. Then there will be Artane,
the equilibrist.
This was children's day at the Mid
winter. There was mighty din in
the big hall this afternoon. Hundreds
of youngsters showed their apprecia-
ton of the vaudeville acts by whis-
thing and hand clapping. The thing.
to the kiddies was the annual base
ball shower of the H. B. Howard
company. A whole basket of balls
were tossed in all directions from the
stage, and there was a mad scramble
on the part of the small boys to grab
them.
The officers of the show are well
pleased with the attendance this
week. and they confidently expect
that the people will jam into the big
hall in even greater numbers next
week. The vaudeville show met with
the approval OF the Midwinter visitors
this week.
Over one hundred persons were in
attendance at the banquet given from
to $50 o'clock Friday evening by
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-24

the exhibitors at the Midwinter. Those
in attendance included all persons pre-
siding at booths, the vaudeville per-
formers, the members of the Ray Hall
orchestra, and the officials Of the ex-
position. Otto Kuehne, jr., and H.
B. Howard had general charge Of ar
rangements. The ladies served the
banquet. The good things to eat came
for the most part from Midwinter
booths, but the exhibitors who had
nothing to offer from their respec-
tive booths furnished cash with which
supplies were purchased.
Among those in attendance were:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Harmon, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Kientz and Glen KientZ,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Howard and Her
bert Howard, Miss Ellen Anderson,
Miss Mae Burnette, Miss Lottie Bos-
from, Miss Emily Sheets, Miss Hazel
Clark, Wilson Griffith. Frank McFar-
land, Mrs. NJ. B. Black. Michael Theo-
dore Free, Mrs. B. NJ. Sutton, MOrril
Fowler, Arthur Hobbs. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. C. Wolcott and Ross and Emily
c. L. Franklin, A. v. Armstrong. Will
mot Stevens, Hurley Gebhart, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Allen, Mrs. E. j. Jones,
Mrs. s. c. Ross, Miss Edna Ross, Mrs.
Lewis, Miss Coultis, Miss Jeanette
Redeem. Miss Josephine Hitchcock.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Wilson, Mr.. Todd,
Mr.. Scannell. Miss Pugh. Miss Sum-
mers, Miss Robinson, Miss Fay Glenn
mons, Miss Kitty Brennan, Bert War
rem, Mrs. M. E. Holcraft, Mrs. Fred
Bennor, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mccoy, Mr.. and
Mrs John Green. Miss Virginia Nc
Coy, Miss Ridinger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Kuehne, Jr., Miss Heinz, Miss
Snyder, Miss Keller, Miss Kreasan.
Miss Grote, Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Worley Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Kreipe,
Miss Fife Boner, L. M. Carter, the
Tivoli Trio, Neary and Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Goodman, the Six Roaring
Arabs and Ray Hall and his musical
troupe.