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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-11
NEWS BRIEFS

LIBERTY BELL COMING Accord
ing to advices received from the chair
man OF the Philadelphia council com
mittces. the liberty bell will be
brought here but not until fall This
was the information received yester.
day by Mayor Kirk
RECEIVES TAos-CIerk Of the
County Court J. ~ Wells. yesterday.
received the hunters tags The first
shipment came from Charleston and
win be followed By two additional lots.
The new hunting law went into effect
May o.
LAID OUT BED-The large flower
bed in front Of the court house ON the
lawn was laid out yesterday bv Gar.
,dener kalkrcuth The bed contains
tho words Ohio County
STILL ALARM suI alarm yes.
terday afternoon called the Niagara
nose CON pany. No. 9. 90 the home of
Mrs Anna MalOy corner OF Twenty.
ninth end Eon streets. af 5u o'clock
hot plate near the wall bad sct fire
10 some paper
NO SUMNER TERM There will De-
no summer term OF criminal court th.s
wear. This Uas The announcement
Yesterday ~ Prosecuting Attorney ID
s. Mckee. BE SAYS that while fHe
docket Tor September may boz w,iehtv
yet cases newly developed cannot l.
in shape for trial in July
JUDGE HERVEY HERE Judge a.
q Hervey who has been serfousI, U
az his home in WcIlsburg FOR some
time. paid % visit to the local court
house yesterday This FL. Che rr-f time
that 'hc judge has been here since the
death OF biz colleague. Judge Charles
q Newman
col WHITE OUT col Robert
White who has been u az his home af
hae Mar place Wae able f1 come to hf.
offices on Chaplinc street. yesterday
The old colonela steps are I1rrIne buf
Do sfiil maintains hls personality
PAID OFFICIALS Election Judges
and clerks in the recent election ro.
ceiFcd their checks through tho audit
tor office. yesterday
INSPECTING ROADS Tho county
commissioner yesterday murr.r. met
Boo brief session and thrn won. ont
over Richlsnd district roads Ycster.
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MANAGING EDITOR
JOINS BENEDICTS
MISS mAUoe BARNES WEEDS MR..
CHARLES w. voITLE,
YESTERDAY.
Groom Formerly Local Newspaper
Man-Weddina Solemnlxed az
Weston-Soeial Notes.

An impressive wedding ceremony
was performed last evening at 3
O'Clock in the Methodist Episcopal
church at Weston. W. Va. uniting In
marriage Miss Maude Wilson barnes,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs John Barnes.
OF Weston, and Mr.. Charles w. Voitle.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Voitle.
OF Moundsville. Rev John Beddow
onlciated.
Mis- Mariana Barnes, sister OF the
bride, was her maid OF honor. and Mr..
Clarence =. Pickett. a cousin of the
groom, was his best man. The brides
moids were Miss Lotta Vandevort.
Miss Beulah Mitchell. Miss Fannie
Harrison. of Weston. and Miss Lucre-
tia Travis. of Wheeling. and the ush-
ers were Messrs. Harry a. Stansbury
of Buckhannon. Adiutant General
John G. Bond. of Charleston. and MT
e Albert O'Hara and Mr.. Roscoe
O'Hara.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held at the brides home. which
was beautifully decorated for the oc.
casion by Florist Dudley OF Clarks.
burg
The bride IL well known in this city
having been visitor at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Brooks. OF FIT
teenth street. and has a wide circle
at friends both here and in Weston
Mr.. Noitle. who is the managing edi
TOR of the Washington. Pa. News. for
merly was on the editorial staff OF
the Wheeling News. After an extend
ed tour OF Eastern cities, Mr.. and
Mrs. Voitle will establish their home
in Washington. Pa
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ANOTHER STRIKE
Employees Of Smeiter Plant az TiIton.
Vile Refuse TO Work When Re
fused Increased Pay.

Up TO last evening no settlement
had been reached between the en-
ployes OF the Prime Western Smelter
plant az Tiltonville and the company
in regard 90 he strike which was
started at the plant Wednesday Inc
employees. numbering about thirty.
Italians. walked out In q body when
their demand FOR an increase or hve
cents an hour was refused.
Yesterday morning committee or
the men was iu Martins Ferry looking
for Che organizers Of the United iron
workers. as they said they were plan
ming 20 Eo into the organization in
body a conference was held during
the day but nothing was given out a.
fo what was done The Indications
are 'hr. fN' strike will bs settled and
the plant win ho in operation b. the
first fo thn week
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SIDE TALKS
(ey Ruth cameronl
The 'R" In Boston.

p. Iar!es Lamb hag said % was no mis-
rune Tor o men tu have "a gufk,. .,,,-
49, was MS friends who were uu-
Iur lnat'. and SO with the man who has
no sense Of humor. 10 IL often p, h..
IeHb''tsd, sometimes 20 be feared and
I,-sihir avoided HIS are the qusli-
YES when distance enables us fo r.c..--
niZ' and valve az their worth ne filiz
nus place In the scheme or rNistcnca buf
. -. ."' US 70 see That his place f. not
plier. N-p-
=, She is - fcarfuIIv cultured said
siV.ly. the httle -tcnoCraph'r lady. aucnt
n new acquuintanC,. That she even.
SOUNDS n, r iu Boston
iirt there isn't any r. in Boston. "
Nala the HuthUrman'- wife
Nhen The meaning Of MoiIy's sfatn-
m"It rod been slowly and carefully e
plnined 90 her. she shifted ~ call
lhlnes like that silly not funny" she
60. 10 you think the misfortune OF bsins,
ny ralmlndcu can be overcome, or rntssf
ohng 20 It's possessur an his hfc7
hafc often considered that question
ana never come e. any satisfactory con-
Car one Aequir. a sens. Of Humor,
am Inclined o. think that N one Iivss
Win people who have "a sense Of bu-,,r
on may GRADUALLY got some 81 their
point oi View. hut the sense Of humor
and liable To- 90 back on one. Reside
HNlnE WIN such people doesn't heIu %
On. nddH g. literal mindedusss q stuiti-
own point 81 Wow For instance fba
authorman has very Keen sense ~
lurlDr
question which always rises yvr.p
literal miudedncsa iz discussed b. what
nationality lH most gifted in this rr-
spec CHARLES Lamb W hose own 10 hf.r-
-l''n W.T. shows Thar EuElIahmen v1rua-
liW'f have peculiarly keen sense ur
huri0r insists that the scotch ar. tho
iafNfrH az literal wIrdsIrses and tsIIa
me famous story OF the SrUtshuar ,.n.
v as going with him fu paw r. 1Iait fa
turuaH suu. lf'. Lamb said that 3D..
v Wished that 90 " e., fns father and ruf
Inc SON fhft were about tu visit whore.
Ip"u Pc S..tlNuur said lrHurtIt mar
'ha' could not D. rIncs the elder Elrrf
was dead
TIE Specially Arranged Eruption.
NraIu If WIS r NUHff nrHu WI. H..Hr
Iu fIa party Dol Witch n f4rnu. sIrr.r
was mpkinE h.r uref trip fl Nersrilfs
srH bearing another member aHr tT4f
they were ruirE fu arrange au rrurtf.f
iu ufr honor. inquired eagerly how that
could possibly o. done
% DO wEs fu fhr ENGLISH that Arr.s
NnrpIIrr rrrrihUe .Ehr mental affIfuf.
wh 30 finds CULVER Travels aIrlr..ff-
Bile. hri 10 we FuFfI.husr who att.ft
H witty dfHu complained of % certain
plain that "ni' fhs time Na a.ffrr
srlr. from fnr neglect OF hIs duties be-
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Dinner PARTY

Miss Margaret Work OF Sisters
vile. was complimented with a din
ner last evening at the home of Miss
Kate Weidebusch OF South Eon
street. Mis- Margaret Henning of
Charleston. who is guest in the
Weidebusch home, was the hostess.
Decorations were pleasingly carried
out in green and white. the table
centered with a mound OF ferns and
lilies, with favors OF corsage bou-
quets OF lilies OF the valley. Caterer
Club. had charge OF the dinner for
George Phillips II the Fort Henry
which there were covers Tor:
Miss Gertrude Lynch Of Atlanta.
Ga; Miss Margaret Gleason of Savan-
nah. Ga: Miss Frances Riggs. of
Wellsburg: Miss Margaret Work. OF
Sistersville; Miss Helen Slemaker. OF
Sistersville: Miss Helen McFadden.
Miss Catherine Riester. Miss Virginia
burst. Miss Margaret Henning, of
Charleston.
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Friedrich. Herman. Moline. Bauman.
Rolf. Schan. Broemsen. Fisher. Guel-
ker. stupp. Niebur. Newhart. Dick.
Beseler. Schoenhals. Koeppen. Bert
chey. Beneke. Diste. Nolte. Karl. Rel
del. Steck. Borchert Beltz. Schafer.
Hess. Helmbright. Schnelle. Kettler.
Linke. Fette. Wertima. Montgomery.
FuerHt. Mrs. George Wolf. Mr. and
Mrs. Ellsworth Wolf. Mr. and Mrs. H.
Kalbitzer. Mrs. Minnie Giesler. Misses
Elsa Colmar. Corinna Friedrich. Clara
Stroebel Efie Bromar. Carrie Mehl-
man, Miss Bot and Miss Baker.
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DR.. r. W limit. president OF Wash.
ington and Jefferson college is in the
city. The doctor delivered the COM
mencement address TO the local High
school graduates last night
DR.. Eugene Warren. OF Huntington.
w. Va. Is In the city attending the
Scottish Rite reunion.
Mr.. William n. Colvig. well known
local business man attended the com
mencement exercises at Bethany yes
terday.
Mr.. 7. II. Bloomfield. Of Elkins. W.
Va. Is business visitor in the city.
He Is stopping az the Mcclure hotel
Mr.. William Fitzslmmons. well
known young man OF Third stareet.
Moundsville. and a recent graduate of
Ohio State University. Is seriously an
az his shome
Miss Margaret Confer Bell telep-
hone operator al Elm Grove. will leave
Saturday for Cleveland whore she viii
spend several days with friends and
relatives
Or. Peter DevereuN Is home after
having spent the winter I'm a western
medical school
Mrs. Earl Woodruff and young son
OF Clarksburg. are visiting relatives on
Thirteenth street
Miss Bess Mcconnell has returned
10 Baltimore TO finish her course in
the Mercy hospital
Miss Jennie March has returned
from months stay in New York city.
Mr.. Frank Stanton, clerk OF the
board OF education. accompanied bv
Mrs. Stanton and Miss Dorothy stan
ton, viii leave Saturday evening for a
months stay In Arizona and Colorado.
Mrs Geo. Woods has gone TO Pitts.
burgh as the guest of Mrs. Geo. +.
House.
Horace Atwood. senior agent for the
Panhandle Agricultural club. spent
yesterday at bethany.
William SchertfeFer. secretary OF
the West Virginia Business Mems
association. returned yesterday from
Charleston. where ne attended the an.
nual state convention Of that organi.
cation
Rev W. II. Fields. pastor OF the
First Christian church. attended the
Bethany commencement exercises.
YESTERDAY
Judge r. VI. Addleman was in Beth.
any. yesterday. attending the com.
menoement exercises Of the bethany
college.
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day was also pay day at the commits.
sioner's office.
FOREIGNER FINEO-Ioco VisnicR
and Andy Michels. two foreigners OF
Rtchland. had little disturbance. IN
which Juco used his fists rather Of
tectively on Andy's head. Andy then
sworo out warrant for Joco ana ne
was taken In custody by Constable
George Junkins and lodged in tne
jail Hc was drraigncd before Squire
RAIDER 10 whom Pee pleaded guilty and
was fined Eve and costs.
ANNUAL coMMENcEMENT-Tho
annual commencement Of the tathed-
raj high school will be held al the ~.
Joseph's Cathedral Tuesday. June IL.
at $ o'clock Special commencement
services will be held At that time.
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For Mrs. House

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Northwood. OF
South Front street. entertained "A few
friends at dinner Wednesday evening
incompliment to Mrs. George r
House OF Pittsburgh. who has been
the charming guest at a number OF
affairs arranged in her honor. APP
pointments we're carried out in pink
and green with a low mound OF sweet
peas forming the tables centerpiece
Covers were laid for.
Mr. and Mrs. George r. House.
Miss Mary Pickering. London. Eng
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. LutZ
Mr.. and Mrs. Dent A. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Robb.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Northwood
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HELPS FOR
HOUSEWIVES



You can freshen your colored straw
hat With dyes There are dyes which
can BE- diluted in gasoline or water
and which. II properly applied 10 a
hat. viii give the desired color When
IL cannot be given it, original color.
Il may be- dyed black
To restore natural straw color. clean
the hat with lemon Juice and sulphur
Wash white straw with oxzlic acid
diluted with water. A leghorn hat
may be cleaned with water or acid
danpened cornmeal Brush IL lightly
and place Il over burning sulphur 70
bleach the straw. The sulphur may be
burned IN a can In the bottom OF a
barrel and the hat suspended at the
top. where IL will not scorch
straw hat may be successfully
bleached at home BY FIRST placing a
piece Of thick brown paper the width
OF the hatband around II. and tying IL
with a string 10 keep in place Then
cover the entire surface of the straw
with thick paste made OF sulphur
and water. and put the hat where the
direct rays OF the sun will beat down
upon II. A sunny grass plot Is just
the place. When the paste has be
cone thoroughly dry. brush well with
whisk broom. and a new hat will be
the result.
To clean a panama hat. wet some
sulphur and make a paste OF il. and
rub II on the hat with a small brush.
Put on enough TO cover the hat
thoroughly. Let II stand in the sun
until dry. then rub off with a clean
cloth
To renovate a black straw hat that
mas become old and rusty looking. 20
over II several times with a cloth
saturated in alcohol When dry. the
straw will be as black and glossy as
when new. II the crown OF the hat
has become loppy. dampen il with a
cloth moistened with water and then
press dry with a warm iron. Cover
with small flowers. and the effect will
be artistic. This method OF trimming
Is fashionable as well as handy in con.
cealing a limp crown
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The Rose Naid.p

Frederick Governs Rose Maiden"
VIII be presented at the EIk's club on
Fourteenth street. the evening of Mon.
day. June IA. by the choir Of 81. Lakes
=. 2. church. II Is a pretty fairy tale
set TO charming music. which is direct.
ed by Walter n. Brown and with Mrs
Louis {. Seabright as accompanied
The soloists are. Miss Alverda Ter
ONE. soprano; Mrs. +. NJ. CarIin. so.
prano: Miss Virginia Digby. soprano.
Mrs. J. l.. {. Connelley. contralto: Mr.
John Acker. tenor: Mr. Walter G.
Sadler. baritone.
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, About People
y Movements o. fndlstdusls to
A snd From .Ils City.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

melure-A. {. Beeson. Washington.
Pa. ". a. ArmstronE. Washington.
Ia. Lewis Luther. Mnl Creek: Thos
. Roce. Huntington. George McCaul-
Icy. Sistersviis Fred Nicholson.
Charleston. " ". SnedrEod. EIkins
X NJ. Eagle. Bemis. Mr.. and Mrs r.
". Hill. Fairmont. r r. Bloomfield.
klkins. p. b. Fox. Elkins. G. p. Mar
TIN. Ellamore. J. " Conman. Clarks-
burg; Orth Talbot Weston. u T
FUNK. Waynesburs. Pa. r K. Crimes.
Waynssburg. Pa. W. G. Swldg. Mar.
unsburg. Or. Eugene Warren. Hunt
ington T. ". Arubt Fairmont. C.
n. Shrewsbury. Charleston. A H.
McNey. Parkersburg. Dr. G.. x. and
family. Fairyiew.
Stsnm-J. n. Coleman. Farming.
ton; J. o. Eakin. New Martinsvllle .
J. W. Davidson. Parkersburg. ] Ow.
tns and wife. Charleston. ". "a. Jack.
weston. Miss Reynolds. ParksIsburg.
Grand cenual-T n. Clark. Pitts
turgh. Pa; C. ". Kcny. bethesda. q. 4.
W. J. Fischer. GAINESVILLE. o.. J.. J.
Dallas. DillOnvale. o.
5runs~ick-T + Randin. Farkers-
burg. T. n. Howell. GAINESVILLE. o. /.
John G. schubert. Pittsburgh. Pa. C..
NJ. Hartman. Akron. O.
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PowersGatewood.

At nine O'Clock yesterday evening
Mrs. Nettie Gatewood was united in
marriage 10 Mr. Frank Powers. at tho
parsonage OF the St PauIs Evangelic
church. with Rev. August c. Rasche
oticiatins. The bride Is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. a. Nolte. of the
south Side. Mr.. Powers is a resident
OF Wetzel street and valued employe
OF the Wheeling Steel q Iron company
The couple left on a midnight train
Tor Atlantic City where they viii
spend few weeks and will later be AZ
home to their friends in this city.
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Nov Is the Time 20 Get Rid OF These
UgIy Spots

There's mo- longer He slightest need
OF feeling ashamed off your freckIes.
o. OBJ. prescription ufh'uoa- double
sfrHnrfH.Is guaranteed 90 remove
these homDiy spots
simply Eot an ounce of 0thinp dou-
bic strength from any druggist ana
apply n little af ulFhf and morning
end You should soon gee that even tho
worst frrckios have bcsun 90 disap-
pear. while th0 lighter ones have van.
rnrd entirely 20 is seldom that more
Than an ounce is needed % completely
clear fh' skin and gain a beauurui
clear complexion
70 sure to ak FOR the double
strength ofhino as this is sold under
guarantee Of money back n u fails fc
remove frcckles.
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LadIes, shrine

This afternoon tho Ladies' shrine
will convene 10 transact their regular
routine Of business. also 20 act on
the applications Of candidates for
membership After the transaction Of
the business the ceremonial of the
lodge viii take place. and i'm the
evening the browning feature OF the
convention. when the members will
banquet a. the Hotel Windsor. This
is 10 take place AZ 1O.3O O'Clock. and
TN are 70 BE- present for the enjoy.
able occasion. A program of many
interesting features will be- Given
Mrs. =. " Lone. Of Pittsburgh. the
Grand High Priestees Of the shrine
Will be- t0asfmistroae and several 9th.
ers are 10 make addresses Mrs q
VI. Ford 81 The chairman 81 tho com.
mittce on arranEomcnts. and has been
ably assisted by Mrs s. W WarHeuI
Mrs. r. J. 70 Shsfer and Mrs . W.
Pickett
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on Wednesday evening at the Beth.
lehem Union chapel. Miss Flora bro.
mer was hostess TO the !. T. r. G..
club of girls 4 very pleasant even
ing was spent In sewing and other
diversions. Preliminary plans were
made for chicken supper 10 BE- given
by the girls at the chapel probably
on the evening Of July Is. for the pur.
pose Of raising funds for the benefit
Of the chapel Before the conclusion
OF the meeting delightful refreshments
were enjoyed by the thirteen MEM
beers present
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9ser-Maine Weddino.

The many friends OF Mr.. Harold
Baer viii be interested in the news
Of his wedding. which comes from
Wichita. kas. Mr.. Baer was united
IN marriage to Miss Frances Maine
OF Tulsa, Okla. with DR. J. ". Sum
merville performing the ceremony.
Mr.. Baer Is the son OF Mrs. Bernard
Baer Of North Main street. and is
employed in the l.. S. Railway Mail
Service.
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DANCING
Every Evening az Belle isle


Rev August g. Hasche. or 81 Paura
Evangelical church. united 200 marriage
Miss Laura Wellington and Mr. g. a
Bremor ~ South For street. Wrdnea
day afternoon. at four O'Clock Boz tho
parsonage of So pauTs TvanroI.r4f
church Immediately following tho
ceremony Mr. and Nra Bremen Irr
for Cleveland and "a Iako trIn. anal
upon their return viii take uu their
r'.'dencn ON thauIns street
The bride was formerly employed ir
The Geo VI Shook company store and
DEL very popular young lady with
mtu friends Mr. Bremen b. "a CLERK Ip
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You Can't Always Sometimes Tell

Auo yc' when one comes Co think .r DO.
tho authorman'S wif' Is neither Eur.ish
uof scotch but American with "a disttue.
German ancestry.
After al you can't Justly azcrIhr lit
era. rlincrduvss tu any whole people, IL
D. personal quality and sometimes ap-
pearH most strongly iu Americans fIs
people who are NHinsst OF their sens. UI
hunCr. one OF the wIttiost peopl. over
knew was an EnEli-hwan and co.. man
WI" hes Tho krra,Sf sense OF huflur of
an NV nrgraintgncr Be- very proud of hIs
Scotch descent 50 you can't always
.nmI.fImNa toll
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Luncheon Hostess

Mrs. William Hearne at her home on
North Main street. will entertain with
luncheon today in honor Of Mrs.
Rawson Harmon. of Detroit. the guest
OF Mrs. Samuel Williams. OF Woods
dale. Spring blossoms will form the
decorations with other pretty appoint
ments. The guests will be:
MesdameS.
=. =. Mchinley VIII Cracraft
Joe Speidel, Jr. Shewen Gibbs
Misses.
Eleanor Holloway Lydia Good
leessle food Eleanor Patterson
attl sweeney Bethany
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Annual Nursery OUTING

Daughters Day Nursery was held
Wednesday afternoon. at the home of
Mr. W. i. Hubbard OF the national
road. A special car at the nursery
took the little people with their
mothers TO the Hubbard home In the
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ladies', Aid Society

The LADIES' Society of the Zion
Lutheran church met Wednesday az
ternooa al the home OF Mrs. George
Wolf Business matters were given
attention. after which the remainder
OF .he day was spent most delightfully."-
In social session. Those present
were Mesdames Stromp. Young, Dahn.
Schnepf. Stroebel. Schwertfeger. Col
mar. Beck. Eisner. Mehlman. Andreas.
Heydinger. Steinbecker. Ihlenfeld.
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The young lady across the way SAYS
that when she saw Plymouth Rock she
was very much surprised az how small
II Is, and she wonders II part OF II
hasn broken OFF and disappeared
since Old Christopher Columbus first
set foot on II.
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the Office OF tho county treasurer and
The news Of his marriage will interest
his many friends.
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morning which was happily spent in
the open. 4 MONDAY dinner was
served the visitors and the remaining
hours spent merrily in games. These
annual affairs are arranged by Miss
Alma Hubbard and afford a day OF gIee
TO the youngsters.
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gave 20 the adornment Of hts person. p"
and the complaint crept into print wrote
To the paper 60 point out that one could
nos spare time from the neglect OF ones
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DR.. Harriet 3. Jones
GLENDALE. W VA
axe MoundTvms car. stop 40.

AFTER PROLONGED absence ir me Tf.tsr.
,1Insis 'amra.rr fr T1rsa has opened
an Office of Glendale. and viii be-
pleased t1 ere Her former
uHUrnfp and ffIluI.
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office fIoura
H m fn o g. m
Hhnr hours h
appointment
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Bridge Tea.

The regular Thursday tea. at the
country club Afforded a charming bit OF
entertainment for the many out-of
town visitors. Mrs. VIM. n. Haywood
OF Washington. ID. c.. the house guest
OF Mrs. Alexander Glass together with
Mrs. Rawson Harmon. who is the
guest OF Mrs. Samuel Williams. were
two OF the feted visitors.
Mrs. II. r. Behrens and Mrs. Chsun.
cey Dewey presided al the tea table
following the afternoon at bridge
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Luncheon for Miss Haywood.

Mrs. Dwight Wagner will entertain
today at her home in Leatherwood for
Miss Haywood. OF Washington. d. C..
the guest OF Mrs. Alexander Glass. A
small company OF friends will be her
guests at an attractive luncheon.
Covers will be laid for:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-11
Luncheon at Country Club

Another delightful company gather.
ed az the Country club yesterday for
luncheon. After a few pleasant hours
spent az the popular resort they re-
turned 20 their homes. The guests in
cluded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-11

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