The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-09
AftAlR WAS HELD ~ LECTURE
NOON OF 81. JAMES lUTHER-
An CHUPCr.
"any visiting cie-gymer Es,ero Con.
ESQ Son3resauensi

tN"f celebration q the
p@storate q Rev 4. V Ws-dsr ,Cu,
neing held a. 81 James F-yanE.IIrsi
church. was the ruhfIc -
cepuon rendered IN bis honor by ms-.
~ o. th" c~nurreEafion. last even
aHalr "as o. the most
inspiring demonstrations ever seen in
the city. Nearly seven hundred Der-
sons, renresenfiuE practically everv
LIBERALIZATION IN the CITY. called unon
me venerable minister 20 extend heart
i'St teilCitatons upon the occasion OF
hls concluding a half century % faith
ity. OF christian
The reception wa held IN he lee
ture room OF the church. The No.
UNI and appropriate decorations %
Suaaay evening had been kept intact.
and II possible. appeared even more
beautiiNl b a before The artistic ar
rangement OF the room elected much
praise from the guests
IN me receiving line were Rev wer
CT Win otto Schenk. president OF
me compensation, al his right hand
and Theodore Roller. one OF tbe frIsf'
ees. AZ his left Members u tho voS-
Try were a. the door and In different
parts OF the room. welcoming strsnr-
ers Ihroughout the evening. Rev
N"ruer was kept husily engaged ack.
n~owledging the C~ongratufations 81 al
miring friends.
Ministers Congratulate.
MANY VISITING clerEymen attended
the reception to congratulate Rev
eTder Amons them were. Rev. n.
. I~eagarten. of the Steenrod NJ. p
church Rev. +. VI. Preuss. OF IN.
German Reformed church Rev Dr
beighey. temporary pastorincharre.
OF the 4 Literan church. Rev. T.
4. Speckman, OF the German VI. r
church Rev. Jacob Birmingham. u.
- rector OF ST Luke's =. r. church
Rev J. n. Littell. d D.. Of the Second
U. =. church. Rev. T. r. C~rickenber-
ser. of h bridgeport Trinity Luth-
Gran church. Father O. n Noye. OF
s. Joseph's Catholic cathedral. Rev.
". p. B-eiswcnger. Of Pittsburgh:
Rev. Adolph Ebert. Of Pittsburgh
Rev VIM. krausc. Of bridgeport. Rev.
G.. T. Helm. Of the BCnWOOd Lutheran
church; Rev. W. :. D%ysingcr. OF tho
First English Lutheran church, Rev.
otto Mees, president of the Capital
university. OF Columbus. o.. and
Rev. Werder was also the recip-
lent yesterday of scores Of %congrat-
ulatory letters and kilograms from
friends, former members Of the ron
R~regatiOn. and brother ministers. Sew
cral ministers prominent In the Joint
synod of Ohio extended their felicita-
tons by letter.
DR.. Werder is treasurer OF the mis-
sionary funds of the Joint Synod Of
Ohio. at present, and has for MANY
years held various offices in that
body.
Social Evening.
No program was carried out last
evening. and the affair was of an in
formal nature. M~eister's fun orches-
ira rendered delightful music. The
reception was a happy incident Of
the celebration. and IL was evident
that the hundreds Of guests thorough
ly enjoyed themselves.
Delicious refreshments were served
by a committee of young ladies' from
ST James church and also from ST.
James chapel, at Elm Grove. under the
capable direction of Mrs. II. +. Weis-
gerber. the chairman.
None Of those present. apparently.
enjoyed themselves more han did
Rev. Werder. With a happy smile
playing over his CountenanCe. he
mingled in the crowd. exchanging
greetings with his parishioncrs and
with a glad word and warm hand
clasp for all.
Jubilee Ends Tonight.
The golden jubilee will end this
evening with q CONGREGATIONAL social
gathering, beginning al 30 O'Clock.
The members OF the congregation will
meet around the festive table and
luncheon and refreshments will be
served. after which there will be ad
dresses by many able speakers.
Among those who will speak are
Rev. J. T. Soller. OF Youngstown o.
president Of the eastern district OF the
Joint synod of ohio. Rev. l.. SchiI-
linrer. of Martins Ferry, Rev. AdoIph
Ebert. ~ Pittsburgh. Pa Rev. WIN
krause. Of bridgeport, Rev. Ditmdr.
Of I~ltt-hurgh, Rev w r. BeisVen-
afternoon Of this week Tho games
begin az . o'clock and those not
wishing 10 play bridge may sow or
play dOminurs. Tables may be- re-
served hy calling Mrs r. r. Boyd.
All. i5Of B"ll phone.
Tho first bridge tea was largely a..
tended md the % Saturday D. also
for the benefit Of the sardeing move
men Refreshments will be served
and tho committee In charge is com
posed Of.
Pauline H'rths.m'r .Hzahafh Browne
desdamess
o. NHFH1fsu IS Bryan
Cd FrHuzrciw gly o. o. Allen
. Thomas E Moore e. Ewing
A.. q Tr.uIfHof T.. s. Rolf
o. s Eomire
For Visitors.
Mrs Ioui. N~nrE.'imrr and daush
ter Miss Pauline u|l h. 4t home
at Korwuu1 Thursday afternoon for
Mrs. Eztaill s Horkha.m,r. of H.r.
timCrc. Nd and Mrs B.rfrord U1rt
homer. ~ New York Thrre are no
cards Issued.
Monday Bridge Club.
Nre SINGLETON PAUL entertained
fh. member. of OBJ. Monday BRIDGE
Club go frr home Echo Point Bridge
NHs enjoyed from o. fo 3 o'clock and
70 lunch was SERVED
> For Beautiful Hair.