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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
CAMPING Party.

The following make up a merry
party who are to leave Thursday
morning for their camp up Big Wheel.
ing Greek. 10 remain throughout the
summer: Nj. and Mrs Don Crawford
OF Fourteenth street. Mr. and Mrs.
Emil Rauschenberg OF the Peninsula.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Riley OF the
South Side. Misses Mildred Rauschen-
berg. Dorothy Riley. and Don Riley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30

A pretty wedding Of this afternoon
will be that Of Miss Dorotta otto.
daughter Of MT and Mrs Henry otto
Of Triadelphia. whose marriage to Mr..
Charles Craft win be solcmnizod az
the home of the bride at two o'clock.
with the Rev W ". Stevens. pastor
II the Triadolpnia VI p. church. per
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30

The young lady across the way saws
she enjoyed The Trojan Woman"
very much. and she does hope Mr..
Euripides will give Us some more sen
sible plays now that he finds the pub
lie will support that kind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
Sunday School Picnic

The Sunday school of st. Pauls
Evangelical church will hold its an
nual picnic to-day at Blayney's grove.
Cars will leave the church. Twenty.
eighth and Woods streets. at $3.50
o'clock. This year will mark one of
the most interesting picnics Of the
Sunday school. as well as one OF the
largest. With favorable weather Il
IS expected four or FIVE hundred PEG
pie will be in attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30

This evening viii find the regular
weekly dance al the Country club in
progress. which events are always an
ticipated with quite a little pleasure.
The one OF this week. with the intro
duction OF the many visitors promises
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
How Women Can Make Their Collar
Stand Up.

They stand up. High collars are
much worn on dresses. coats and
blouses. and the home drcssmaker
finds 10 q great problem 10 wire them
so they will not fall back n you will
take wiring bone. two Inches longer
than the height required. and sew Il
so that the extra two inches are placed
down tho shoulder seam. then. BY bend
inc the wire where the shoulder sean
and collar are joined. 10 will always
stand upright and firm"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30

Tho Officers HT fHu EuHHrfH Tf.-.a
h..n % 'a.'u. meeting .f fH. SAND Hu
'..''H ''.i'.N1. 'EfHUul. aU.r. Oh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
For Bride Elect

The "Old Mill" tennis club Of
Short Greek. Monday evening. sur
prised Miss Hettie Waddeu. who Is
to marry Mr.. +. J. Simpson. of Pitts
burgh. today. Miss WaddclTs sisters.
knowing the secret. had the home
trimmed in flowers and greenery.
The lawn and tennis court were light
ed with Japanese lanterns. Deli
Cious refreshments were served. The
bride-elect is secretary-treasurer of
the club. and members OF the organi-
zation presented her with a beautiful
panel mirror.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30

more interest than usual. Prefacing
the dance, Manager Dimmey will
serve dinner for which a large mum.
Der Of reservations have already been
made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
Announces Advancement

At a pretty appointed dinner az the
home Of Mrs. II. J. Christman. Sa;ur.
day evening, arranged in honor OF
Mrs. Louise Weidebusche. the an.
nouncement Of the engagement of
Mrs. WeidebusChe 20 Mr.. Edward
Chapline was made. The wedding Ia
take place in July.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
Invitations Issued

Invitations Issued.
Copies OF the following invitation
have been received:
Mr.. and Mrs. George busch
invite YOU TO be present
at the marriage Of their daughter
Loretta Doroles
to
Mr.. Raymond Richard Lyons
on Monday morning. the twelfth OF
July
one Eousand nine hundred and fifteen
az nine o'clock
st JoseDh's Cathedral
wheeling, West virginia
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'Eedclng party. The happy young
couple departed for northern ONO.
where they viii spend their money
noon on. the Great Lake. Eeturning
hey viii make her home In this
city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30

Mr. and Mrs Crawford Booth IN
terfained with a dinner party last eve.
ninE at the Country club Pretty
table decorations Of erin. on ramblors
were used and Manager Dimmey
served one off His oielant menus Gov.
ers were laid for the following.
Mcssrs. and Mesdanes
Cecil Robinson Joss eurIfDI
Joseph -uridel Jr Charles Hr.rIeIn
Bernie Nclurr Crawford Booth
Arthur Sffol
MreHaurer
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a. Q. U. W. Dance ronieh,.

"Wednesday evening a. Wheeling
Park. the A a. L. " viii giye the
nrst Of series % sumner dances
to b. held az that popular resort ana
large attendance b. anticipated.
These affairs are given under the d.
rcctlon Of the house committee OF the
A o. T. ". Temple and every pre-
psration has been made for an enjoy
able time. All members % the order
and their friends are invited 20 at
tend Gump's Saxaphone orchestra
viii furnish the music and render the
following program:
Waltz-ln the Shelter Of Your Love
-Step-Atiantic City All the Time
Waltz-Nour the Dawn OF a Perfect
Day
One Step-My Bird OF Paradise.
Hesitation ecile. Chimes solo.
Two Step Girl from Titan.
Redowa-Near and Dear.
Two-Step-A. -. 4. W. Special.
Watch the Drummer"
Waltz When Was a Dreamer.
Two-Step-Whon It's Night Time IN
Dixie Land
Scottische You're Knocking az the
Door Of Ny Heart.
OnoStep-Tm on Ny Way 20 Dublin
Pay. Xylophone solo.
Waltz Geraldine.
wo-Step-I've a Cabaret az Home.
Waltz-My Beautiful Chateau Of Love.
wo-Step-Captain Betty.
Waltz-Love Me or Leave Ne Alone.
Simpson-W addell.
4 very pretty home wedding viii
take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock
when Miss Elizabeth Waddell. daugh-
ter OF MT William waddell. Of Short
Creek. will be married TO Mr.. +. J.
simpson. Rev. l.. :. Gross. OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. OF
Edgington lane. will perform the
ceremony. There will be no attend.
ants. At 3.f5 o'clock the young
couple will leave for honeymoon trip
on the lakes and will later be at home
| in Grafton. Pittsburgh. Miss Wad-
dcll will wear a handsome gray silk
suit with hat. gloves and shoes Of a
corresponding shade. The following
ing announcement will be issued to.
day:
Mr.. William Waddell
announces the marriage of his
daughter
Hettie Elizabeth
10
Mr.. r. J. Simpson
Wednesday. June thirtieth
one thousand nine hundred and fifteen
Wheeling, W. Va.
Al home after August l
Number /. Ashton avenue
Grafton. Pittsburgh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
Outing Of Yesterday.

The friends Of Mrs. Mary Schenk
enjoyed a delightful outdoor affair
yesterday afternoon. The ladies com
posing the. party leaving in automo
biles al noon. for the camp near
Short creek. where they were Joined
In the evening by the husbands OF
the married members a delicious
dinner was enjoyed The following
composed the party:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
LOCAL ATTORNEY
NOW A BENEDICT
sAwrEIL coReErT sUpTiALs
PERFORMED YESTERDAY.
ovie; Ceremony at 81; Luse's Rse;ory
A o. v. ~. Opens Series % Dances
a. Wheeling PARK Tonight

a wedding OF more than usual inter
est yesterday afternoon was that or
Miss Vivian v Corbett and Attorney
a. l.. Sawtell. who were quietly mar
ried az o'clock al the rectory Of ~.
Luke's 2. =. church. with Rev. Jacob
Brittingham. ID. d. performing the
ceremony In the presence OF the two
Immediate families The only attend
and was Mr.. ID. 4. Mckee. the law col
league OF Mr Sawten
Al the conclusion Of the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sawtell left for the East
and will visit the principal eastern
cities. returning the first OF August
when they will be at home al 323
North Huron street.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Sawtell are very
well known In this city The bride
II the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. G. l..
Corbett OF Enid. Oklahoma. and Mr..
Sawtell the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. j l..
Sawtell Of the Island. and h one OF
Wheeling's most prominent attorneys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-30
THE INTELLIGENCER'S
PATTERN DEPARTMENT

f2e3-A Becoming and Youthful Model
Costume for Misses and Small
Women.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-30
Intervention in Mexico.

Speculation is again rife in Washington as
to what policy the administration will adopt in
dealing with the situation in Mexico The
affairs OF that unhappy country have reached
such stage that II is apparently imperative
that something be done to help its people get
on more solid footing. so far as government
is concerned. While the United States can and
will give aid to the destitute, and relieve the
physical suffering of the Mexican people as fast
as possible, what will be done to correct tae
political abuses may only be guessed at.
VIII the president turn about face on hts
course and adopt more vigorous policy for
dealing with the Mexican situation? He Is
pledged publicly not to interfere with the Mex
leans in their settlement OF their own affairs in
their own way, but has not the situation across
our southern border ceased to be an exclusively
Mexican AFFAIR." One thing is very certain, the
banditti who have brought the country to its
present sad state are not TO be reached by moral
suasion. They have proved themselves to be
without capacity for the higher duties OF gov
eminent or the more important of military re.
Quirements AS organizers OF guerilla warfare
they are superb, and in plumber and rapine
without peers. but they know nothing of tho
humane side OF warfare. nor the responsibility
that goes with power; therefore. words are
wasted on them.
Mr.. Wilson can be very firm in his demands.
as he is impressive in his warnings, but Is he
ready to follow up his demands. and support his
position BY force, II unheeded by the Mexicans9
''Watchful waiting" has brought nothing to a
conclusion. unless It be the temDorizing policy
that has permitted anarchy to increase VIII
1t be exchanged for some other and more effec-
tive method OF pacifying Mexico, and ending the
disorder there that has now become intolerableP
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-30
QUAINT BITS OF LIFE.

The late Mrs. John Cramer OF New
Hamilton, Pa, who lived TO the age Of
92. never rode on steam or electric car
or in an automobile.
A Missoula, Mont, woman leaped from
high bridge into a river. only TO be
carried downstream 10 a place where the
water was only knee deep. where she was
rescued.
California Judge he's ordered that IL
Fl. II. l<rause stays at home his wife
shall feed him. and II he chooses not to
stay at home she shall pay him so a
month alimony.
Mississippi bride sued her husband
for divorce rather than ride in the dilapi-
dated mule-drawn surrey which met
them at the station after their honey
moon. she obtained $40 a month alimony.
A barber ut Seneca, Ill. got religion
at q revival there end confessed that he
had turned young mans hair fiery red
with some sea foam" of his own concoe-
ton. The youth had to leave town for a
year. he said.
The latest claimant to the largest fam
fly in Georgia is r. w. Josey, who lives
near Ridley. and who has had family
OF twenty-five children, of whom twenty
one are living. Josey has been married
twice.
When a band paraded the streets Of
jackson. Miss. a mule stiffened his ears
as 1t heard the wall from the brass horns,
dropped TO the earth and gave up the
ghost The manager settled the claim
made by the owner of the dead mule.
Mrs. Narclssa Burns made 2so-mile
trip 20 Houston. Tex. to celebrate her
one hundred and eighth birthday. She
made the trip without assistance, Alight-
ing from the train alone and walking TO
the home OF Mrs. Rosa Reeves. her grand
daughter. She has never used a tele-
phone and never has enjoyed an automo-
bile ride.
tut and Vive. two members OF the
Samoan village at the San Francisco
exposition, were married last Sunday.
the wedding being held with all the rites
and ceremonies OF tie Samoan tribe. TUT
fell in love with Vive, he confided in
Manager Knox, and asked for permission
to marry, which WAS readily granted.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-30
Memorial Day.

At first Decoration day was occasion
that came very close to the hearts of the people
among whom Il originated. for the wounds Of
the war were still unhealed. and hearts yet
ached with the sense OF personal bereavement
Now. in it's broader application, 1t has come to
be Memorial Day, when a mighty nation ceases
from its daily vocation TO pay tribute TO the
memory OF those who have died in the wars OF
the nation. The ceremony OF the day, simple
and unaffected is one full OF meaning. Not
alone does II recall the achievements of the SOL
ders gone. but the patriotic impulse here re-
news its pledge to the nation. to make even the
supreme sacrifice for the preservation of the
union and its institutions.
Devotion TO ones country is not shown on
the battlefield alone, for every day in every
walk OF life opportunity is afforded for the ex-
oIhplificaton of fidelity TO those ideals that
make our country great. The flag is saluted
as an emblem OF those ideals. but back OF that
salute is the determination to merit the privil-
eyes as we'll as to receive the rewards of Amer
lean citizenship, and in this spirit the citizen,
no matter what his condition is truly setting
forward the standard Of freedom as though he
were barring his breast to the stress OF battle
under Old Glory.
Memorial Day in its truest sense is the time
for renewal Of faith and conservation to the
common destiny of common country.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-30
Some EIsotric Iight illumination.

so much OF the public pahuium on the public
service plants comes from spokesmen for the
owners or promoters that the ring OF indepen-
dent individuality in q pamphlet Just issued by
Morris L. Cook, director OF public works at Phil
adeiphia, embodying two lectures on public util-
titles given at various eastern universities during
the winter. is really illuminating. In these lee
lures Mr.. Cook discusses the relations OF the
various public service companies with the
municipalities. and their rate juggling. Mu-
nicipal ownership does not appeal 20 him as the
rsmedy-''not yet'--but he insists that substan-
tally one-haif OF the $4,000 900 OF capital
of electric. gas. street and interurban railway
companies IL water. II this volume OF water
were elected and rates based on actual invest
ment were put in force. much of the friction
would disappear and cities and companies do
business to their mutual benefit and Eatisfae-
ton.
Mr.. Cook makes two important statements
which have direct bearing on our own electric
light rate controversy. So far-reaching is the
power OF holding companies, and 80 closely are
the various utilities knit for sef-protection, he
says Il is well nigh impossible for cities 70
secure unbiased expert evidence in rate cases OF
IN the making OF inventories OF utility property
Every electric engineer or electrical expert o.
note Is either directly indirectly interested IN
the, utility companies and their salaries are IL
proportion 70 the ingenuity OF their right
thinking" Openly the companies express feai
Of municipal ownership. But" says Mr. Cook
actually and secretly policies are based upor
an expectation that most OF these properties viii
be taken over By the people during the coming
generation" Tor this reason the eompanie,
are charging al the traffic win bear and at tn.
same time making strenuous efforts" to secure
from public service bodies the valuation OF in
vsntories and appraisaIs" 70 serve as basis fo
the future negotiations
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-30
CYNICAL REMARKS.

On. liberty. what a lot of divorces hide
under thy cloak!
Too many OF us ride a hobby without
an emergency brake.
Probably the most important vonan's
club is the rolling pin.
When q so-cailed vocalist murders a
song the sound is not deadened.
Even figures that won't lie are aonoe-
times incased In tsilor-made gowns.
Anyway. Eve wasn't constantly mar
ging poor old Adam about other women.
A second arrow from Cupid's bow
Quickly heals the wound made by the
first.
Only a bachelor knows that irs the
easiest thing In the world TO manage
a wife.
a girl always tells a young man she
can cook-and she always tells other girls
that she ca1't
Some men would have no excuse for
living II their wives didn't take IN
boarders.
II the world owes US a living, why not
pull off our coats and proceed TO col
lect Il?
Young man. beware of the dear girl
who let's you do all the talking during
courtship She's playing waiting game.
We are never too old to learn. A man
never realizes how little he knows IN,
MS small son gets big enough to ask
questions Pittsburgh ChronicIe.TeIe-
graph.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-30
LUCK.
detroit Free Press.

Detroit Free Press
A little bit OF effort. little bit of
A little bit OF daring and of pluck,
A little bit of courage in the fight that's
being fought,
And this Is often looked upon as luck.
A little, bit of vision. and of faith.
A bit o. stern resistance when you're
struck
A little bit OF. purpose in the work you
All this is in the masonry of luck.
A little bit of wisdom. and the magic OF
a smile,
Some real determination when you're
stuck,
The grit to keep on going till you make
Are catalogued and labeled under luck.
The wish to travel pathways that were
never trod before.
To hold the line against the foes that
buck,
To keep the spirit beating when the flesh
ia weak and sore,
All this is in the parentage OF luck.
To do the right when wrong would seem
TO fill your purse with gold,
To cling to truth, nor fear the DEVILS
muck;
To play your part unselfishly. be ever
brave and bold,
Herein you find the mystery OF luck.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-30
City Planning Subjects.

The growing interest OF Omaha in city plan
ming too frequently emphasizes the bazy notions
which most people have as to what city plan
ming embraces In this connection the program
which has been prepared for the National Con-
ference on City Planning, soon to meet in De.
troit, affords some Illuminating light through
the mere enumeration OF the topics to be up for
consideration and discussion.
Omlttng those which suggest only generali-
ties, session is 10 be devoted to THE Best
Methods of Land Subdivision" with special ref
erence to the dimensions and size OF building
lots, and their variation for different classes ~
buildings. Another session is to be given over
to city Planning and Civic Designing" from
the standpoint of the architect and builder and
still another session to the legal and administra-
ton problems OF municipal control over public
and private improvements to make them con-
form with comprehensive plan for the conf
munity rather than the selfish desire of the IN
dividual
II goes without saying that while these sub
jects may be treated generally in a national con-
ference. they have their specific application to
every growing city. Nor Is II imperative that
the solution OF the problem be the same every.
where. for communities do not want to be mere
duplicates OF one another even for the sake Of
uniformity. The main thing is to look at the
citys development from ali its varying stand
points, and, above all, TO look far enough into
the future to provide an elastic framework for
growth that does not have to be recast and done
over every few years
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-30
AROUND THE CITIES.

Chicago school children are beins
trained for the June swat the tly
campaign
In ST. Paul the jitney fever is epidemic.
More people want to ST than the uts
cen accommodate.
Oakland, Cal. supplies policemen wita
runabouts with which TO cover their
beats more effectively.
Sioux City jitney owners strenuousy
object TO a proposed regulation reouir-
ing a sixteen-hour work day
A Philadelphia soup factory invested
100000 In farm land. on which to raise
the essentials OF Its canned products.
Two hundred thousand people helped
TO lift the lid at Coney Island on the
opening day. May q. The lid is off Tor
the season.
Toronto Is putting out welcome sign
for American tourists The city H. within
the scope of the See America FIRST
and is well worth while.
Cleveland recently demolished the build
Ing in which John d. Rockefeller began
business. Local sentiment shrunk when
John u. baked on big taxes.
Up in sioux City the Morning Side
college fund campaign ended with cash
and pledges amounting TO s275.OoO enough
TO wipe out all debts and some over
Joplin, No. capital OF zinc land -
looking up merrlly. War has boosted
zinc ore prices from $40 70 $b ton
and the population is correspondinsiy
chesty.
Work on New York's s1O.OOO,OOO cir
cular court house is booked TO start IN
July. A 100000 site is ready for u ana
final approval has been given the Boston
architects unique plan.
Under the official eye Of the inheritance
tax collector Of Colorado the safety &c
posit box of George Filbeck. deceased, oil
Denver. was opened last week. The re-
suit was a stunning surprise. In the
box were ss1, 900 in bills. 800 In gold
81. 600 in certificates of deposit, and other
cashable paper which ran the total find
I'm 70 s1O2. 100. Heirs did not know what
the box contained. out of the haul the
state takes 1870. and Denver $3.50 IN
back taxes.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-30
People and Events

Charley Yes Ot Cleveland. o. said
mo- TO five strangers who wanted some
OF his change. There is where Charley
def failed. The strangers got the money
and Charley got a mauling
Coming back to the charm Of easy
money the New York Board OF Educa-
ton admits having paid t.leO rent for a
building It has not yet utilized. The land
lord has not registered a kick.
After devoting forty years and a for
tune TO experiments in perpetual motion.
a Michigan man died in an insane
asylum. He reached the Destination Off
cially mapped by the patent office.
Melancholy medical statistics insert a
pleasing thrill in the showing that 10 per
cent of the doctors who died last year
we're over 80 years, and the average of
all was well over 90 Evidently the doc
tors are taking their own medicine.
Under the new eugenic law marriages
In Wisconsin have fallen off Aooo in fiji
teen months More than that number
OF couples went out Of the state to have
the ceremony performed. Laws may
check. but cannot defeat the activities
OF sporty Dan.
The marrying squire OF San Raphael
Cal. his honor William Magee with a
knotty record OF $500 couples TO his
credit Is inconsolahle and Inundated. His
artistic skill has been f1outed by his
daughter. Florence, 10. who eloped and
was married by rival squire
Truly the girls are going some. The
leader of gang OF young bandits
run down IN Pennsylvania is a 19-year-
old girl. In New Haven. Conn. bride
to-be sent the bridegroom home with a
big mltten because he offended her sensi-
bilities by bringing n jItney to carry her
to church for the ceremony. There are
others. but two will do for day.
Forty members OF the Rotary club OF
st. Louis on tho witness stand gave vary
ing versions Of the splitting Of a tray OF
soup and Martini cocktails on the neck
and gown Of one OF the women guests al
banquet. All agreed that the soup wal
hot and blisteTing, and that the male ban
aueters grew hot because OF the mishaT
to the Martins. Evidently a hot func-
ton all around.
six cabarets an evening with drinks q
match the speed was considered essential
to the happiness OF New York heiress oil
10. Denounced in court as an incorrigiblt
by her mother she tilted the family tabl.
by showing that mamma could absorb q
highbail without wincing. As between the
discretion OF years and the speed Of
youth the court leaned 70 mother anC
suggested the value OF q swatter as 8
speed regulator. They kissed and
made up.