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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-30
MISS MARGARET WADDEY
WILL WED IN NOVEMBER
Her Engagement to I.iticbcrry .Inmcs
BONlc!, OF HonnoLc, II just
Announced

Mrs. Everett WaddcN. Of lSiI MoHu-
ment Avenue. announces the engage
ment OF hcr daughter. Marcurc, Bur
nett. to Littleberry James TioAiey. Of
Roanoke. The wedding viii hc cole
brated on November u
Miss Rosc Enpnpcd
Another engagement Of interest 80
Richmond society just announced Ia
that OF Miss Helen Rose. daughter OF
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Rose. "f $50 Nest
Grace Street. ~ Carter EumondS Tai
man. also of this city. Miss i;osc is
farming young girl and nor Wedding,
which will be celebrated carly IL No
vcmbcr Will he very interesting event
Mrs Rose and her daughter have inst
returned from III, Ailc,;hanN Inn. NJ
Goshen. where ticN nave been spend
Ing the summer season. anG = number
of delightful functions were given in
their honor durinG tl"ir stay there
Enlargement Announced.
Mrs. Lila Lee childr.N Announces ~"
engagement and approaching inIiIi'i-"
Of her dnugli'cr, il'l"n NSn.w. 10 "
Coriise Blanton. 81 Winston SalcW, y.
G. The cddin" VIII take plarc at In.
Broaddus Memorial church OF Scptctn-
Der "a
Woman's Club Notes.
September NH mark the infoi'nal
oponiny OF tho NVomau's CluL here
for the fal, eeas,r,. ana tea VIII l.,
,n 80. ,,., rt,,,.,.,, C,on,
20 o'clock The pr.ttS clubrocns
from this week on w'll be tn" scene
o. ~" ~ 49,, ,II,s IN -.
si,-h, ,,;,h I.,,l. n, n,,u,,u n.v .,.,
for the affairs rho literary programs
at The club Viii not huein until som"
time in October. : special Notice has
m mo c,,,b sn tu,,,iy co,n,,loiniy l.yc
bocu made t., tho board of Governors.
tha, .nonIne,ib"rs arc usur1inr III"
rrivi,ercs .,r members that the board
wlshcs to ~ tic cNuoriincnt ~ :id-
hitting guests - - by tickets only
five ter-dav cSr.is trA Ter ono -daS
caris will be ISSUED =, c,ch member.
and The guest must ..rescnt them e;
the door. I'll. cards arr nov rcad' for
lait-i5. and can bc obtained At tli.
cluhroons
In HHrrisonhurI.
Mr.. aud Mrs ~. Ny i uutr.. IF 'tlch-
,nond, who foi lour weeks hHNh hecn
guests AZ White Suithn' Springs ar
rived Wcdnesdar ir ll"fris'rhurE and
are guests az their H'h-tr law rud
daughter. All- and MIS- ~ II. 'r'Wiof".
or Camphcil street Az a"H MrS.
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ensIpnte fqf fegsF''io ahn ,'"ln l'n',
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nnI yIrs low ,,,rc moi N Ncw YoIk
h,. Ati.a Grace Ilillips Miss pn.. iIow-
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COUNTY Mis-. Nattic a. Schultz. OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-30
Special Shirt Values

Sale OF % dozen Mems Woven Madras
Shirts. with soft turnover cuffs, some have
collars to match; regular selling price S150
and 500. tomorrow and Tuesday. Soc.
Sale Of 90 dozen Satin Stripe Madras
Fercale shirts; value Sl.50 and $500,
selling tomorrow and Tuesday. Doc.
Sale of 10 dozen Crinklc Crepe Shirts,
in white tan. pink, Lavender and blue;
regular selling price $3.50 tomorrow and
Tuesday, $50.
Sale Of S dozen Mems Soft Madras
Shirts with collars to match and soft
turnover French -cuhs regular selling
price $l5O. tomorrow and Tuesday, Soc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-30

Confined on second ragcJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-30

Miss N.rN Ni,ciI;'o Mack cnzie. NJ
tat ocer th' cues, FOR the last :
weeks OF Mrs i'rosScr Tart and Mr.
James Skinner. Of I.cudoun Couut'. 70
turned TO IjaltiUorc the last of a
week Miss Mackenzie Mas tho que
= honor on Wednesdays evening ai
dance given h, Mrs. Skinner ~ h'
A.lntt.- Ln,nn -.c-... I-nna--ilrr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-30
Another Special Offering Of Sheets,
PiZZou Cases and Bed Spreads

SlX90 Heavy Sheets, about five
dozen in the lot; 65c size; during
this sale i5c
Utica Sheets. SlX9U-inch size; dur
ing this sale sac
SlN90-inch Heavy S1.00 Seamless
Sheets; special price .... zoe
l2l.c Pillow Cases, hcmstitched
and plain. 45X36-inch; during this
sale .......... ......... r.. Size
25c Extra Heavy Pillow Cases,
i2X36 inches; during this sale. l7c
25c Good Quality Bolster Cases,
42X72 inches; during this sale. 19c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-30
Linoleun Specials


onal suitable for diningoom bedroom Kitchen
nentS With
S/50 lnM Lnoun yd, Csc $500 Inad yd Csc
hgh grade and heavy Shown
Armstrong; Linoleun &c., Tile and arduood Patterns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30

your tummy." as he rang for the
steward.
Helen did not want the broth, but
she felt too sick to protest.
When the steward appeared, War
rem. with his face half lathered. was
glowering up at the single electric
light
See here; get me a better light. I
can't shave by this"
While Helen had not wanted the
broth, yet she felt vaguely hurt that
warren. in thinking of his own conn
fort. had forgotten hers.
She had all OF a woman's longing to
be cuddled and fused over when she
was sick-a longing that Warren
never gratined- Instead, he seemed
always TO resent her being IN. IA
though II was purposely planned to in.
conveniene him.
Inc steward came back with an ad.
Unstable light. which he attached TO A
piug by the washstand. Warren. his
llps pursed up as he shaved his chin.
hooded his approval. and again let tbs
SSeward 20 without a thought Of
Dear. give me the comb and hand
ihirror-lll do my hair here"
Jove. | forgot about thar broth -
tossing her the things.
IL doesn't matter" family. OF
couldn't take IT,"
Now you don't want 10 stir arou,d
on an empty stomach" Again no rsn-,
TOT the steward "a little brotbu -,
you right up. Then wen take a ,,,,r
on deck before breakfast
With the hand mirror nron,.a
- helen was trying 10 conf
-. naIr IN The berth. but even tbis
..u,. maze her weak and tfemuIous.
sUeward was at the door.
Yes. Mrs. Curtis wants 49,.
.sS' h oroih before we 10 ondeck .
re.d,. q nT' out the broth's not
~ we don't serve II tilI eleven"
49,, eon care when you serve fl
an m. = cup Tor Mrs. Curtis nowi@
to 49, not made. sir. TN take
~" ~ nours 10 boil the chicken"
Ihen get some beef broth
hurry up about e."
~ Just the tame. sir: none Of the
s,.,.l are ready. It's all made fresh
49, oay The chef don't keep any-
I
See here" clustered Warren avo,,
mean mean 20 say can't get a cup OF broth
under two hours7 You tell The cbics
sieNart want TO Bee him"
Mono. dear" pleaded HELEN 81
cont want Il anyway. on. piesse
oon.t make fuss about a."
NOW that's all right-Tm golng 10
get that broth" ~
But. dear. don't want itl And I'm
better noW-im going 10 dresa" win
a supreme effort Helen forced herself
20 get up.
Well ~ get out Of your way ana
look ~ the chief steward"
Warren. please. please don't make
scenei I tell you ! don't"
But the door bad slammed Altar
MIN. Helen sank on the couch. her
head on The suitcase She was too
SICK % dress She longed 20 Green
back into her berth and stay there.
moment later she heard Warron's
voice In loud ritercation down me
corridor He had met tho chief stew
ard and Was arguing about the broth
Again the utter seinshners Of his
attitude swept over her His Insist.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30
Daily Chit-Chat
NJ Ruth camsron-
PAINTING THE HOUSE.

There are many things that even
after painstaking effort to get the
other fellows point OF view. I simply
cannot understand And one is why
people paint their houses pink or
blue.
In an ideal location. nesting among
the hr trees on a beautiful upland
road which ! frequently traverse. Is
a small. old fashioned house. No.
take back that word. nesting" II
doesn't nestle. Il. shrinks away from
the FRS and they from Il. for the
house IL painted a bright salmon pink.
The road Is favorite drive on
which we always take our visitors,
and ! do not think one Of them fails
to express surprise and distaste At
that unfortunate house. Yet some
one must have admired II. else II
would not have been painted that
miserable color
The whole question OF house paint
ing Is a very interesting one to me.
think the color and paint condition
OF a house has more to do with its
power TO attract or repel than any
other single factor. The girl with
nondescript features but a fresh.
pretty color IL usually hailed a. a
pretty girl by the casual observer:
whereas the girl with well cut fea-
lures but pale or muddy skin n
passed BY without notice. And so II
h with houses The thoughtful OBJ
server may appreciate good lines. bur
the casual passerby will never BE- at
tracted 20 a house n its hne lines are
obscured BY ugly or dingy paint.
OF course the whole question OF
painting Il question OF personal
preference. Yet there are canons Of
good taste and Of bad taste here o.
In everything
Personally like a white house
best. Paint u white" IL always my
cry. But a letter friend with whom
! have been discussing this subject
presents point % view which is
worth considering
Don't paint your house white IN
less the lines are perfect.-it will
look like tombstone. And don't
outline the windows OF a dark house
with white. That a. a common error
and L. 30 ugly n they do not plumo
you sec " Instantly. a window IL not
generally a thing u beauty In shape
why should each one BE- outlined and
strike tho eye hrst. n IL like sewing
the seams % olack dress with white
cotton. they must BE- perfectly
straifht. and even then. who wants
20 see the shape % the seams
Anything that blends with the out
side world IL right for a house color
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30

The ladies OF the Second United Pres
byterian crurch will hold n bazaar all
day Tuesday. December I in the lecture
room of the church At II o'clock in
the morning a business mems lunch Will
be served "A Ia carte. the menu to in
club sandwiches hot baked beans. salad
coffee and pie. Various booths have
been arranged. and different ones will
afford many things for the Christmas
shopper. Besides these dainty articles
there were 20 be home-mad cakes pies
plum pudding and various other delici-
Gus products for sale
Following are the ladies' in charge OF
the different booths. Luncheon. Miss
Drucilla Garden; apron. Mrs. George
NaumRn: handkerchief. Mrs. Leonard
Goettman: fancywOrlS Miss Gertrude
Garden candy. Miss Emma stewart: re-
cepton. Mrs. John Il. Garden: market
Miss Sarah Hare
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Pushing back the curtain by her
pillow. Helen found the electric but.
ton and switched on the light. The
deep sag in the berth above showed
that Warren was not yet up.
II was FIVE minutes OF eight. She
had orcered her bath for s. so she
could dress while Warren took his at
$3.50.
But now as she made an effort 70
get up. she sank back on the pillow
conscious OF a throbbing headache and
a curious feeling in her throat. Was
che going TO be seasick
With an angry swish a frothing
wave now dashed against the portfolio.
The ship pitched heavily. Warren's
overcoat on hook by the door
swayed back and forth.
Struggling against the feeling of
faintness. Helen climbed out and
CROPPED for her bathrobe and slippers.
But even this slight exertion Increased
the sickening clutch at her throat.
and she was forced 20 lie down on
the clothes-littered couch.
Where was her boudoir cap? She
dreaded going to the bathroom with
her hair so disheveled. Helplessly she
looked at her trunk under the berth.
Why hadn't she packed the cap In her
dressing case7
But they had left London so hurried.
~ that there had been little time 20
pack-she had simply thrown things
IN. Warren had decided suddenly that
the Zeppelin attacks were getting
much too imminent for comfort-that
they had better get out while they
could.
Your baths ready. ma'am." the
stewardess raped At the door.
In just a minute" Helen sat up
dlzzlly.
I'M. what's that" From the upper
berth came a rattle OF brass curtain
rings. and Warren's tousled head ap-
peared.
I'm just going for my bath. Dear.
it's-it's getting 80 rough"
Rough" yawned Warren. You
don't call this rough7 Turn on that
light there-shlnea IN my eyes"
steadying herself By the hand rail.
Helen made her way down the cor.
ridor. The stevardess held open the
bathroom door with a solicltous.
''Feeling the sea a little this morn
ing. maam7 IT'S blowing up BIT"
Az she stepped into the tub Of sway
ing salt water. Helen felt that she was
: going 10 faint. The water was too
warm She tried 10 turn on the cold.
bat her unsteady hand found the
wrong faucet and an icy shower de-
luged her from above. Before she
could turn Il on her hair was drench-
ID. yet the cold doucbe had a braoinZ
effect
When she got back 10 the state
room. Warren's berth was empty She
started 20 dress. but STOPPING over her
trunk brought another rush Of dizzi.
ness. Half dressed she crept back
into the berth.
Hello. Zoo much Tor your" Warren
came IN from bic bath You'll he All
fight when you get back on deck. Bet.
ter take q little broth FIRST 10 settle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30
Fruit Donation Day.

Monday, Nov. 30. has been desig.
mated as Fruit Donation day at the
Ohio Valley General hospital.
On that day. during the hours from
III a. m TO p. m. the Woman's Elk.
ecutive Committee will be at the hos.
pital to receive fresh or canned fruit
and jelly OF any kind that may be of.
fered. An earnest appeal Is made that
liberal donations OF these good things
be made. as they are much relished
by convalescents and are badly need.
ed
Bring donations yourself. IL you
possibly can. as II is the wish of the
committee that a tour of the institu.
ton be made by every one, and that
each partake OF the light refresh
ments which will be served.
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German Knitting See.

The members Of the German Knit
ting Bee gathered at the St. Johns
Evangelical church on Saturday night
TO knit articles for the German sol
diers. Shawls. wristlets. blankets
ana other wearing apparel win be
sent. The members will meet again
saturday At the same church. Miss
Amelia Bachenheimer and Madame
Otto are In charge. Miss Bachen-
heimer has four brothers on the battle
held. This evening the members will
meet at Martins Ferry's Evangelical
church. to sew. and on Thursday they
meet In Bellairs.
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NEIGHBORHOOD
BIBLE CLASSES
Leaders Class.

The Leaders Glass Of the Neigh.
bOrhood Bible .'lasses will meet Mon
day afternoon at o'clock. at the
Young Mems Christian Association.
All persons interested in Bible
study are invited 10 attend this class
The class Is studying the Gospel ac-
cording TO John. DIT. Thomas g.
Koontz. teacher.
District ~ will meet with Mrs.
Henry Gerig. IS Main street. Monday.
7.45 r. m. Miss Belle Fox. leader.
District - will meet with Mrs. r.
J. McCullaRh. % 18th street. Monday
al 700 .. m. Miss Lanerty. leader.
District 127-B will meet with Mrs.
A g. Whitaker Monday a. 1870 .. m b.
Dr. Thomas O. koontz. leader.
District i49 yin meet with their
leader. Mrs. v. y. Nay. 900 = Penn
street Thursday AZ 7.30 p. m.
District lf3 viii meet with Mrs W
y. Megrail. corner Zane and Penn
streets. Monday az 1880 D. m. Mas
Nellie Oxtoby. ,eader
District i2f-ts5 will meet With Mrs
Jas II. Beans. Pleasant Valley. Tues
day az $3.50 p M. Mrs. g I'd. Elliott.
leader.
Bethlehem Bible Class will meet
a. Bethlehem Chapel Tuesday a. \ 90
y. m. Miss Mary Wayman. leader
Aetna Bible Glass will meet AZ
Aetnaville Chapel Thursday az 7.aO
p. M. Miss Anna Frederick. leader.
District i27.A viii meet with Mrs.
J. = Adamson. Park View. Thursday
a. 7:30 p. m. Miss Ethel Williams.
leader
ufsfrtrf faa I'm ,..,.t ..tth A..
NJ shields. 52f South Front street.
Thursday % $50 . M. Mr. e. G.
Smith. leader
Echo Point bible Glass viii meet
with Mrs Floyd Dean. Hub avenue.
Friday 81 7ti y. M Mrs. 8 d. ClegE.
leader
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The harmonious shades Of brown and
green, and Of course thar exquisite
shade OF gray which weather worn
shingles assume. viii make n house
become a graceful and rightfui part
Of the landscape instead Of standing
stinly aioof from a.
ThouRh space presses. ! cannot
close without inciudinr smother hint
which my letter friend a woman 81
vide experience in home making
Tramp Ia the path" she SAYS In
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regard 90 the color TO paint the pI-
ara floor. and scrape your shoes on
the porch floor. then have the paint
or match the color 90 that every care
less persons footprints viii non
show
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30
Parliamentary Law priIIs.

Prof. Peterson. OF Linsly Institute.
has rendered his services TO instruct
a class in Parliamentary Law. This
opportunity is open to members OF the
Woman's Club only. and there is no
fee attached. The first lesson will be
given Monday afternoon. December z,
at o'clock, In the A. o. L. w. rooms.
Members OF the class are expected to
have Roberts Rules of Order. This
Will be used as the text book.
At the meeting these books will be
for sale. the cost being 65 cents. a
special price which has been made to
the Womans club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30
TVRoIIENNE SAUCE

Empty l can condensed Tomato
Soup into a saucepan: bring to boil
ing point and boil for Ave minutes;
take from FIRE: stir in ! supful mayon-
naise dressing and allow to get cold.
Mix in 12 cupful whipped cream, and
season TO taste with salt and pap
rika. Serve with cold meat. FISH or
salads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30

Miss Eva Egerter Will give another
OF her recitals at the Elks' club Tues.
day evening. December s. Miss Jessie
Alma Wolfe will be the accompanied
and the usual large attendance is ex-
petced.
Since Miss Egerter's return from Eu-
rope. she has been much sought after
by the music lovers Of this vicinity
and will give a series OF recitals the
one OF next week being the seeond.
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Ruth Greenwood. Folk dances win be

Ruth Greenwood. Folk dances will be
given.
The business women's booth in
something out of the ordinary. All
kinds of useful articles will be for sale
here from a paper OF pins and needles
10 dainty pieces of feminine wear
suitable for any "hope-chest" Dainty
calendars. pictures, ETC., will be sold.
The girls who will sell these articles
represent the various girls clubs. This
booth Is the only one to be In charge
OF the older women OF the association.
Those In charge Of the business
women's booth are: Miss Clara Hodg-
son. chairman Of the business girls
committee; Misses Elsie Martin. s.
Seybold. Lucille Lindsay. Anna
Miller. Fanny Young, Clara Kettler
Elizabeth Hupp. Amy Richards. Clara
Strobel. Frances Dietrich, Pauline
Poetzold. Elizabeth Kaufman. Ellen
Bruny. Orville Rine. Mary Serig.
Emily Cain. Anne Bruhn, Belle Meats.
Nettic Prayer. Anna Schweizer. Anna
Miller. Cordelia Day. Inez Smith. Min
ME Gessler. Theresa Grosscurth.
Hattie Fritz. AIDA Brown, Elizabeth
Brown and Jennie McGown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30

More than %. 900 acres % land IN
Ontario are under cultivation Tor the
groWth % tobacco. with yield OF
more than 10000 900 pounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30
Concert Postponed.

The concert which was to have
been given this evening by the choir
OF the First Presbyterian church. un-
der the direction OF Mrs. Flora Will
liams. has been postponed until a
later date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30

The Masonic Ladies' club will hold
reception Friday afternoon OF this.
from 10 : o'clock. This will take
place at the Scottish Rite Cathedral
Rowling. dominoes and cards will be
the diversions. An elaborate luncheon
VIII be served during the afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30

Miss Rose Sweeney gives her next
Travel Talk on the evening OF De-
cember Z. at the A. o. U. W. hall.
The subject will be Florence" and
the talk will be equally as interesting
as those given heretofore.
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Turkey Dinner.

A delicious turkey dinner will be
served the first day. Thursday. from
) to S o'clock. There will be nothing
lacking TO have this meal a success.
The gymnasium exhibition will be a
feature both evenings and is In charge
Of Mrs. Bertha Caldwell and Miss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30

This series 10 a continuation OF
Their Married LIfe," produced by
Mabel Herbert urner for four years.
The Married Life Of Helen and War
rem" appearing exclusively In this
paper, 10 the only series now being
written by Mabel Herbert urner.
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Mt. De chantaI Club

The Mt de Chantal Study club will
meet this afternoon with Miss Eve.
Ign Blum on South Chapline street
An interesting program has been out.
lined
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!Y.W.C.A. BAZAAR
HELD THIS WEEK
TURKEY DINNER THURSDAY AND
OTHER FEATURES BOTH DAYS
FOR EVERYONE.
All the Members Of the Various Com
mittees Are Busy Daily TO Make
the Necessary Prep
srations.
wosGArs CLUE cALxxDAn

Monday. Nov. 3oth. y. m.-Mount
DE Chantal Study Club.
Thursday. Dec. ard. .. m--woman's
Club. Wellsburg. Hudson House
Thursday. Dec. srd. .. m.-outiook
Club. Mrs NJ e. Anderson
Friday. Dec 9TH. y. m.-Woman's
Club General Meeting, A. o. U. w.
meeting.
Monday. Dec. eth. D. m--Parliament-
AIRY law class.
Monday: Dec Ith. p. m.-Mi.. swee-
"Wednesday. Dec. 9Th. > .. Morgan
Recital.
Friday. Dec. nth. D. m.-civic de-
Saturday. Dec 18th. p. mart de-
partment.
Monday. Dec. 18th. 2.3o D. m.-Drama
League department
Monday. Dec. II. 8 p. m.-Mis Swee-
neys travel talk.
Nothing is being more discussed
these days than the Christmas bazaar
to be held at the new Young Women's
Christian association Thursday and
Friday OF this week. The furniture for
the new home is arriving daily. The
dining room Is completed and the
chairs and. tables installed. The large
lobby with its Doric columns. tie par
lor and library with handsome nantes
all done in white, trimmed in ma
hogany. need but a few pieces Of fur
niture to make IL hsbitable
/ The elevator Is running and the
steam heat turned on. The finishing
touches will be added by Thursday
The booths for the bazaar are con-
structed on the second floor. The
Japanese tea room will be completed
by Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30

Local 4roceru report n bic demand Cor
ltilla NtNiuH Powder. "fne pure food
klna recently Introduced here ruU
"'iFht e lh % ia-Ih roc. i-b zoe
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The next event TO be given by the
Music Department OF the Woman's
club viii be the organ recital to be
given by Miss Jessie Alma Wolfe.
December 2. This event will give the
club members and their friends an
opportunity to hear Miss Wolfe's or
gan execution. who is considered the
best in the Ohio valley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30

The General meeting OF the Woman's
club will be held Friday afternoon at
o'clock in the A. O. L. W. rooms.
Miss Matilda orr HAYS. a prominent
club women OF Pittsburgh. comes here
70 talk ON The Business OF Being a
Club Women"
Miss Hays was president OF the Peace
Conference OF Western Pennsylvania
she h chairman Of the citizens com
mittee. both IL congress OF clubs and
the WOman's Club OF Pittsburgh She
IL one OF the best speakers among
club women OF Pittsburgh The civic
Department. 81 which Miss Cecilia
Speyer IL the chairman. r. In charge Of
the program for the day.