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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-19
NAT GOODWIN IN
THE MASTER HAND"

The Master Hand" a FIVE reel
World Film masterpiece. based on
Carroll Fleming's well known drama
OF the same name. with Nat Goodwin
In the leading role. opened a two
days engagement TO a large and pleas
ed audience at the Colonial Theatre
yesterday.
The play abounds I'm the most thrill
ling situations and Incidents; II a
an intensely gripping story I'D plot;
Is well cast and acted. and in respec
OF photography and production IL a
feature hlm of outstanding excellence.
Nat Goodwin has. in a sense. to be
everything by turns and nothing
wrong in this play. Plot and passion:
perhdy and perjury-al the sins or
the decalouge appear 20 be either act
i've or iminent In the story. Mr.. Bige-
low 0mpersonated by Nat Goodwin
is the agency by which all trouble
Is dispeiled.
The Master Hand" will be repeat
ed again today with a special added
two reel feature. Charley Chaplin, in
his latest laugh proVoker. The
Bank" This extraordinary Offering
should prove 70 be a magnet to draw
thousands to the popular Colonial to
day.
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Henry clay Camp. Modern Wood.
men OF America. of Film Grove. held
an interesting meeting Tuesday
evening in Hand's hall.
Peter 70. Finnigan o. home after q
visit with friends in northern Ohio.
The Fulton volunteer hose com.
rany nold q meeting On their hose
luosc Tuesday night Much bust.
ness Of importance was transacted
IRA Mercer. who has been confined
fo her home at Film Grove. b. improv.
Irl
william Winters. of sand Uu. was
Oh poo. .roee visitor 300 Elm Grove. yes.
f'rfHf.
bernard Ueliz. Of Eirwood. is to
t, removed to Dis home from The
Norih Wheeling hospital today
&c., and Nre Frank IirEpfI OF Pat.
flrs0r. Huruf yesterday the guest OF
friend. iu Martins Ferry
Miss Lucy Ueasr of Elm Grove.
has returned home after several
days visit In Jacksonville. Ohio
David D. kcrns. of Elm Grove. is
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HELPS FOR
HOUSEWIVES


Cheeseeloth makes the best dust.
cloths. II II excellent for any sort
% straining. TO tie over milk crooks.
" TO cover fruit or anything not TO
be exposed 10 the open air. II Ii fine
TO polish furniture and 10 shine
shoes.
Toilet accessories. brushes and
combs and the like should be rele-
Gated 10 the background. and kept In
a drawer. where they will be just
ss easy 10 get at as in an embroi.
1ered brush and comb bag. and more
iree from dust.
a housekeeper needs exercise for
her body. reading for her mind.
charity for her soul. and companion
ship for her heart. As ingredients
are considered in a successful recipe
so must responsibility be measured
with pleasure to make the dish OF
Everyday Content.s'
Little mechanism. little economies.
small bits OF h~ousewifely knowledge,
keep the wheels OF a household run
ming smoothly. and the reverse. Of
course. is true; a lack OF the tech
nique OF economy. a few disorders
and tiny leaks in unexpected places.
bring worry and cause mismanage-
ment. To know what to do. when
and how to do It," In emergencies. as
well as in everyday life. is the secret
Of success behind the scene
Always keep the piano closed when
II Is not in use. A piano Is almost
as sensitive to heat and cold as an
invalid. 10 should not be placed too
nea a fire. as the heat draws the
wood. Neither should IL be near an
open window. as on a wet day the
damp is apt to rust the wires. The
keys should be busted frequently
with an old silk handkerchief and
rubbed occasionally with a cloth
moistened with alcohol. II they get
yellow. rub with a very little lemon
Juice and whiting. and remove the
paste with a damp cloth.
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SIDE TALKS
t5y Ruth csmeron.j
What's the Matter
With Heaven?

II I were a member Of a liberal sect
should preach on that topic-"Whats
thT matter with Heaven
Ihe other day / heard a little boy ask
his mother IL there would be fireworks
Yes. she said. and on. such beau
ttful ones The rockets have a thous-
and stars. and the red lights last for
hours and the floWer-pots grow roses
and peoples and lilies in pink and sI-
yer and gold and crimson IRE. a whole
flower garden Of fire flowers"
The little boys eyes shone 1t must
be lovely! he sighed wistfully.
IT'S aunt. "a prim. conventional person.
drew his mother aside. Lila. she
said II am surprised - YOU. giving the
MAhdng Heaven stand FOR
The Most Beautiful
Is ~ a less beautiful Idea than "a citv
~. blazing gold streets where everyone
sits around playing harpsT' she asked.
told him something he could under
stand and something that appealed 10
his mind grows I shall tell him otbsS
Things and / shall always try 10 make
Heaven stand for something surpaHs-
inEly beautiful and wonderful In the
Highest way he IT. capable q appreci-
atinE"
The conventional aunt was plainly
That's what's the matter with
Heavcn-that 90 many people are shock
- az the idea of thinking Of lt as any
thing but "a city Or gold streets and
harp playing. a Eoody Foodv sort ~
place. and that 80 few people are honest
y attracted by that conception.
not a Man Any Woman would Havs"
Women are there. Agnes FeTpiter
quotes n woman saying On description ~
Iils laea oI heaven. and some men. but
not q man whom any woman would
have We recognize this s-uhc1nsciou
I'funE about Hcaven even while we
eush e. ne frank expression ~ r.
Try to make flesh and blood. men and
women yearn forf
tful. ones finest ideals and aspirations
ones purrst lpuEiurs Tor peace and hap.
pines ought t0 have expression ln ono :
~ oi Heaven n you eet up any
rIFid IDEAL Tor everyone you make that
Ny own Ideal
a1hallf dislike cities and any
chidieh ycarniurH q might have field
towards Heaven were stI1ed bv tba
Eol9en CITY ideal one day when 4 was
fsading pr Tcnnvson' Passing Or Ar
an going o. Ions way
win those thou accst-if indeed ra
'for ~ my mind ir clouded win a.
10 the i~siand-vaIIey ~ Avalon
Where falls not hail or rain or any
Nor ever wind blows loudly. but Dc us.
beep-mesdowed. happy. fair. with 0r.
And bowy houovs crowned with
Where WI heal me- 81 my Frisvous
suddenly If came over me- .Vgrv that.
Heaven and z can't frIf YOU ubaf al
dInefrnf feeling DO gave me about DEATH
rlHcr where you want fo DO wtsts
ruIaiFr Nftlr friend OF mine Nof Il.
bad au IDEAL ia Ifr
snow some - my more conserve
IfrrNrrnut lot me tell sou rrmafFIrr
folks some Of the sweetest. anfamT
90 fhourhfH have ever bad came ID.
mo when q wac braofIrr over This mad
ter Is that irrrFrrauce7
RUTH CAMERON.
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WHAT WEST VIRGINIA
FOLKS SAY ABOUT 1T.

Parkersburg, West Val suff rcd
with female trouble since my third
child was born. l suffered and was
annoyed for some time. I tried seveml
doctors who used local applications.
with little benefit. A lady who had
similar trouble had used DIT. plerce'7
Healing Suppositories with SUCCESS. and
i sent for some. The Use Of them
does far moro for me than any other
remedy. and makes me comfortable. /
an grateful for them and am glad 10
recommend them Mas. lille An
THUR. 400 Lubbock Ave.
Ignchburg. Ya--qI can any thai
Tavorite Prescription has proved a
good remedy. I used Il Tor the oon-
dillon usual among women at forty
I'VE 10 did more than I could expect.
10 did me n wonderful amount 81 good.
Only % bottle was used but the bene-
hts were permanent.
MY husband used Golden Medical
Discovery Tor n cough and cold. lie
says 10 is the best medicine coins lie
gave u 20 the children and GAYS mat h
why they are FO we'll. We consider
Dr. Picrcc'a remedies the sfqndqrd
family remedies -MRs. j. r. MAaAvw.
1900 jackson ~.
DR.. Pierce's Favoritc Prescription r.
n remedy that any ailing woman can
Enfely take because ~ e. prepared from
roots and a. not n secret remedy FOR
~ Ingredients are printed on wrapper.
Get 90 today. either in liquid or
tablet form. or write Dr. picroo. In
valids' Hotel. Buffalo. ~. ", for free
and confidential medical advice.
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ALLEGHENY CLUB

MINNEHAHA SPRINGS, W. Va.
Aug 16.-The dance given at the
club on Friday night was well at.
tended and everyone had a very en-
ioyable time. The usual invitation
ls extended to the young people 10
attend these week end festivities.
Bass fishing Ia now at its height.
the, creek Astounding with them. This
shows the effect of the new law pro.
hibiting spearing; and within a year
OF 80 the bass will be very plenti
full.
Mai. and Mrs. J II. Tout OF Elkins.
w. Va. are spending the month al
the club.
n. A. LAghtner and II. l.. Kirtley
OF Charleston. w. Va. and w. -.
Johnson Of Philadelphia. Pa, were
registered at the club the past week.
They are interested in a large tract
Of timber in this section.
A party composed Of Or. ID. B.
Caste, Gale Hilliard. Joseph, Ralph
and Berne Teter OF Belington, w. Va,
ire camping near the club and have
been frequent and welcome visitors
he past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Stockley, Gin.
5On G. and Sandy Stockley OF Fair
mont, W. Va, and ID. G. Gallaher. Mrs.
d G. Galaher, Miss Elizabeth Gallaher
and William Galaher Of Charleston
W. Va, are spending two weeks al
he club.
Rev. Charles B. Mitchell OF Clarks.
burg. W. Va. +. p. Shaffer and Char.
les ". Luke OF Cass. w. Va, were
registered at the club the past week
Rev Mitchell is rector OF the EpiscO.
Jal Church A. Clarksburg and preach.
ID a wonderfully strong and eloquent
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sermon in the club auditorium last
Sunday TO a very large congregation
consisting OF the club and hotel guests
and residents Of the surrounding coun.
try. He will preach again next sun.
day much to the delight of all.
Judge and Mrs. r. w. Nesbltt. Mr..
Russell Nesbitt and James b. Mcclure
OF Wheeling, w. Va. are spending
the month at the club.
Mr.. Montague Blumdon OF Balti.
more. Md, is a guest at the club Tor
two weeks. Mr.. j. r. Hast and son
OF Blucheld, w. Va. were visitors al
the club on Sunday.
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home from Cleveland where he was
on business.
J. l. Hubble and wife. OF Akron, are
the guests Of friends in Elm Grove.
J. 5. Rine, Elm Grove liveryman.
spent yesterday in Fairpoint. o., on
business.
James Hunter and daughter. Miss
Olive. OF Elm Grove. will depart this
morning for Pittsburgh. where they
will spend the weekend.
Miss Virginia Linton. Of Elm Grove.
Is visiting relatives at Leewood farm.
Bethany Pike.
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BRIDGE LUNCHEON
AT COUNTRY CLUB
MRS. EARI W. ocLEsAV WILL EN-.
TERTAlN FOR EASTERN
VISITORS TOMORROW.
summer Party viii be HeId on the
Island For Guest@other Social
Notes Of the City.

one Of the largest and most de
hghtful OF mid-August affairs will BE-
gwen at the Wheeling Country CLUB
friday by Mrs. Earl ". Oglebay VINO
VII entertain with a bridge luncheon
Tor her guest Miss Ogiebay Of New
YORK city and Mrs. John Belts OF st.
Louis. Mo. who Is visiting Mrs. 4.
!. Milton OF Cecil place. Mrs. Ogle-
oay VIII preside at a perfectly DIN
cd luncheon which will preface the
afternoon AZ bridge. The guest list
IL quite large and embraces the great
or number OF society folk now in the
city.
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Edward Smith. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
O. VI. Smith Of Elm Grove. who en-
listed a few months ago in the Coast
Artillery. left Honolulu. yesterday.
with his company for Toxic. Japan.
After spending a few days in that
city. Smith will continue to Trigador
Island. the strongest fortified place
In the Pacific ocean. where he will
be stationed for several months.
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Birthday Party.

Master John 4. Baughman. o OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Baughman Of 3gth
street. was the young host TO a num-
Der Of his friends in the celebration
OF his tenth natal day. The guests
enjoyed the delightful evening ar
ranged by Mrs. Baughman with a
pretty luncheon served al the conclu-
sion Of The diversions. The guests
being:
Virginia Krebs. Alberta Krebs. Paul
Murrin, Orvin Murrin. James otto.
Charles otto. Myra Cunningham, Mid.
red Murrin. Harriet Murrin, Ray
Voitle. Earl Beisinger. Mary DAVIS.
William Benlike. Arthur Kunkel, Eli
zabeth Kittler. stanton HITLER. Dare
Lacy. Lillian McElroy. william Fftz-
gerald. Mary Fitzgerald. Louis Zim-
norman. Henry a. Drum OF PITTS
burgh, John Drum OF Bessemer. Ala.
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For Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
THE c. q. KIMBERLY CO.
New National Bank Bldg.
Lawn Fete rid

Henry Clay camp. Modern Wood.
men OF Elm Grove. will hold It's an
nual lawn fete on Hawkins lawn on
Friday evening. The ARRANGEMENT
committee has provided for all kinds
OF amusements and a ball game will
be held in the afternoon. Refresh
ments OF every sort will be sold on
the grounds. a large number are ex-
pected to attend.
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Fulton Social Club" rs the name
Of a new organization formed re-
Gently. The new club has about 30
members and are adding many al
each meeting. They have nicely
equipped rooms In the room formerly
occupied by the Yoke confectionery.
AT the latest newspapers and maya
zines are on the reading table.
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Benediets to PLAY.

\ game that promises to attract
unusual interest will be played be
tween the benedicts OF Edgdale and
Mt de Chantel on Sunday afternoon
on the Pleasanton grounds. Practice
OF a nature that makes only big
leaguers has been put through dur
ing the past week. A large number
are expected TO TAKE In the game sun
day.
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Leo Sells. Of Film Grove. who was
injured Tuesday in Weimer's meat
market. wheeling. when he got
caught In "a belt driving wheel be- inn
proving rapidly and it viii be a short
time until he ls able 10 resume his
duties
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Reception Tonioht.

Tonight the A~rbuthnot Bible class
OF the First NJ. +. church or Elm
Grove will hold a reception in the
basement OF the church for the mem
bers OF the home department. A
short program that has been prepared
will be the feature OF the affair.
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Lawn Eete ronlnht

The Buckley Methodist EpuiscopaI
church will hold a lawn fete this
evening al the home OF William Els,
enach. Elaborate arrangements have
been made and an enjoyable time is
TO be anticipated by everyone attend
ing.
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RELEASE
George Anstskas Allowed to LesVs
Camp Sweeney.

Judge Alan II. Robinson entered an
order yesterday from his bed in a
local hospital. directing that George
Anatakas. a bootlegFer he given mis-
freedom from the county road camp.
The man was serving sir months for
violating the Yost law but his health
became so bad that an enort 10 have
him released was made.
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A surprise party was given Tues
da yevening by the members Of the /.
{ U. at the home of Mrs. Albert
klinker on Center street. Fulton in
honor OF Mrs. Frank Ball OF Pitts
burgh. who Is the guest Of friends in
Fulton for the past few days. An en-
joyable evening was spent by the
participants.
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Gently announced. The guests an
cluded a sewing club OF which Miss
Dinger is a member. Needlework &C
cupied the merry little party for a
few hours after which a delightful
luncheon was served and the bride-to-
b. complimented with a handkerchief
shower.
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and other eastern cities. Returning
after b FIRST OF September. when
they will receive their friends on
North Main street until the compile
ton OF their home on Fourth street.
Both Miss Daley and Mr.. Bierkertte
are popular in a large circle n have
many friends who iwll hear OF their
welding with interest.
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With every detail Of her wedding
beautifully planned. Miss Mamie BOYD
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs G.. D. BOYD
Of Martins Ferry will this afternoon
become tho bride Of Mr.. s. Thompson
Kerr. Rev. Gamble. pastor OF tho
First United Presbyterian Church OF
Philadelphia. ls to perform the mar.
riage service af the home of the
brides parents az 8 o'clock. tho two
families and their intimate friends a..
tending. throughout the Boyd home.
oec0rauons Of pink and white win
be- lavishly used in clusters OF deep
pink and shading 90 fainter huoa will
b. artistlcally arranged with white
flowers and bite of green Miss BIyd
for whom .nnuuerable social 1ucn.
lions have been shown la "a charming
young lady win am attractive per.
Fonality and haF a LARGE circle 81
friends who viii shower her with
good wishes Mr. Kerr has am rvlrn.
sIye Acquaintance bcInE weII known
in WhcrlInE and tho secretary OF frr
stanton Heater Company of Martins
Ferry
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Dancing Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Rossuth en-
tertained Tuesday evening with
dancing party honorinR Miss Erml
Green OF Wellsburg the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. George McColouch. The
large verandah was utilized for dane
until a late hour. when a prettily ap
pointed luncheon was served IN,
guests being:
Messrs. and Mesdames
n. A. Robinson. c. F. Caldwell.
WASHINGTON. ID. C.Fred Tierdon.
VIII Mcnamara. John O'Connor.
Carl Neuman. Carl Nestman.
Bert McCoIlough.
Misses
Erma Green. Esther Johnson.
Helen Hartley. Washington,
Messrs-
John Moore, George Mason.
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NO CHARGE FOR THIS BOOK.

Fflf Three dimes far afamaaI. 90 rar ~
grsprina anf mailing md rnelasa nIs n1ffes.
1nI imrfnr ltnrrr n ihn furaI1a' Hotel arf
IaIn " Hul an1 Fau r. revised cory ~ hs
t1unon aru1e W~firal AdFfsar. In r'afh tIldIrr
lHoe raEra WIfh color rlafaa fuHf uhaf va
neel On caas n airtueaH nf a%artfrnf Trieste
~ ihfaiolorr. Anat1mr. Frr rrHHirma. Marfarl
relsu~s Hygiene, Exercise. Disease aBd 81.
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WOMAN'S CLUBS
EQUAL SUFFRAGE Leaaue.

Webster district of the Equal Suf-
frage League Will hold a social at the
Tome Of Mrs. Ida u. Want, of 2SOO
Wilson street, Tuesday evening. Aug.
"a. A very interesting program has
been arranged for the evening and
all friends OF the organization are
urged 10 attend.
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Bierkerette-Dailev

a beautiful wedding OF today Will
lake place at the Church OF the Sacred
Heart, Rev. Father Rossman Offering
nuptial mass and solemnizinz the mar
rlage OF Miss Name Daley n Mr.
Herman B~ierkerette. Jr. The choir
OF the church viii render the mass
and Miss Catherine Mulroy is to play
me wedding march. The attendants
being Messrs. Henry and Edward Bier
kertte. brothers Of the groom.
The bride will b. gowned in white
satin. with an o~verdress Of chiffon.
her veil fashioned in cau effect ana
she will carry an arm bouquet or
brides roses. A wedding breakfast
will follow the served al
the Hotel Windsor. the Young connie
leaving later in the day for New YORK
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ceIehrated RirthdaY.

Master Chester Eugene Anderson.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Anderson
of South Jacob street. entertained a
number OF his little friends last even
ing. in the celebration Of his sixth
birthday. A number OF m had
been arranged for the pleasure OF the
visitors who afterwards enjoyed a
prettily served luncheon. The guests
being.
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ahIm Crest. Recital

Mrs. Lima Hennig Sherman will
give the eighth OF her open air re
citals, az her summer home near Ray
land tomorrow evening. This will be
one OF The mos interesting of the sey.
eral perfectly presented entertain
ments. Mrs. Sherman having arrang'
ed a program with Miss Maxine Ober
of this city. rendering the Dickens
Christmas Carol Misses Agnes
Moore, OF Rayland. and Margaret
Large will represent the primary de
partment. a humorous selection 10 be
rendered by Miss Mabel Lewis. willis
Mrs. Sherman in her inimitable way
will present a number. A stage has
been built on the lawn and the Ray
land brass band will add 10 the pleas
ure Of the evening.
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OUT-THE-PIKE
Lawn Fete Tonight.

A lawn fete will be held on the
Pike View new ball diamond this
evening by the Pike View Sunday
school. The afair Is for the benefit
OF the new chapel and a large num-
Der are expected TO attend.
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A HInt 70 the WI.e b, s~ufloIen,.

NO n caR reasonably hope for
good health when his bowels are con-
stipated. Take Chamberlain's Tablets
and get relief. They are Easy to take
and pleasant in effect. Obtainabls
everywhere.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Miller en-
tertained with a dinner party at their
home on Florida street last evening,
which honOred Mr.. and Mrs. J. Nc
LOughlfn Of England. Mrs. McLough.
lin being a sister of Mrs. Miller.
The dinner table which was conferred
with 3ink blossoms was arranged for
ten guests members Of the family and
included:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mclaughlin. Eng
land; Mr.. and Mrs. &. \. House: MIR.
and Mrs. Charles +. Guild: Mrs. VIII
liam Cluggish OF Elwood. Ind: Miss
Ann W~ingeFtrr. Mr.. Lee Mclaughlin.
Mr.. John Miller.
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Bridqc Tea.

At the Country Club today, the regu-
lar Wednesday bridge tea will be in
progress. Manager Dimmey having
received a sufficient number of re-
serVations TO insure quite as delightful
a gathering as any Of the hummer. Tea
VIII be served at the conclusion of the
games. The Friday dinner dance mas
again been postponed because of the
great number OF Wheeling's social Sc,
being out OF the city. Upon their re-
ViVsI they will prove even more en-
Joyaole than earlier in the summer
since the advent OF the present cool
evenings.
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Masters


With Messrs. Harry ShearinE. Eu-
gene Ward. Carl Neuman and Joseph
Nolan In charge the reception and
dance to be given tomorrow evening
by the Normandie club promises 10
be- even more enjoyable than the
past numbers Gump's saxaphono
orchestra will furnish the music for
the dance which will BE- held At the
White Palace OF Wheeling park
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viii Entertain Club

The members Of the VI. \. y. club
VIII be pleasantly entertained by the
Misses Lura and Margaret McCombs
AZ their home near Sherrard. FRIDAY
afternoon. Needlework will occupy
the visitors for 2 few hours when a
dainty luncheon will be served. the
remainder OF the day spent socially.
auair Is planned as a compliment
TO Miss Bess Hood. who weds Mr.. Lem
Garvin. August 25.
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Miss Ruth Barclay was the hostess
last evening with a garden party 10 a
merry little crowd OF friends al ner
nome on South Front street. Early
IN the evening the party gathered
about an omen lire aud toasted marsn.
maliows. followed by games and other
pleasant diversions on the lawn
which was gayly lighted with Jap
anese lanterns. AT a late hour a
charmingly appointed luncheon was
served.