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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-27

THE WEBSTER
ROOMS and board, absolutely first
class; central. prices very reason
nblc. Madison 2435. 1014-1016 East
('lny
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NO: % Clopton Street, one block of car
line; rooms with good garden. 50
per month
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WANTED-Real Estate.
FOR SALE-AniInal,

GOING out OF teaming business have
for sale horses and mares suitable
for any kind of work: also good work
mules, ! pair weighing 1900 pounds,
price, $3.50: pair weighing 1900 pounds
price. $3.50. Can be seen ut Ali North
Fifth Street
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FOR RENT-Rooms.

NICELY furnished rooms, ZIG and TIA
East Marshal! street Mrs ]. e. Fittz.
LARGE. nicely furnished front room.
steam heat. hot water, modern
suite 4. Virginia Building nth and
Main. Madison 332a-J.
SINGLE room, - North Sixth Street
between Franklin and Main.
ToS West Grace, extra nice rooms fur
nishcd. heated. Board convenient
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FOR SALE-IseaI Estate.

n, foot 10 lot on on Willougihby nay running
Gated between ~ sixth and Sew seventh ,S
Streets. willoughby Spit Price is only
$116. Act quick. Address Room 81.
Chamberlaine Bldg. Norfolk. Va.
BARGAIN-Corner property. sG,35o. part
cash: long time on pafance. 22l East
clay street Could easily he changed
into store: Splendid stand for drug,
v uens ,sr9cery or other busi.
OF Commerce building.
$50 acres at only sl5, fronting on river
and new automobilc road to Rich
pipes pass property; good potato and
general farming land. owner needs
money now and must sacrifice this. a
snap. We can take you TO see ii In our
automobile in 40 minutes. Other farm
bargains. smaller and larger. Phone
! Us at t our own expense sommervilie
WE have for sale about $50 nice
:. Building lots just outside of the city
limits in good LOCATION that we are
selling I at from from $50 TO 5000 each: SO
II you want to live In the suburbs
this is your chance.
NEW 7;room dwelling with nice lots.
IN blocks of Hull Street car line
Price. $1,000: $3.50 cash. balance 500
per month with interest deducted each
get terms like this?
THREE neat cottages almost new:
renting for $276 per annum Price
$1,000 How Is this for an investment?
APPLY TO NORvELL & MCCONNELL
260i Hun Street.
South Richmond Bank Building.
FOR SALE
We have an up-to-date residence
situated in choice section on West
Grace Street II you are In want
of such do not phone. but see us
regarding 1t.
EDWARD S. ROSE co.
Real Estate and Loans
30: II North Eleventh Street.
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NICE accommodations for permanent
and transient boarders; excellent
meals. 200 East Grace
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NEW 7-room BRICK dwelling in Wood.
land Heights on corner Of Twenty.
NTH and Stoncwall Streets; modern ir
every respect. $50 per month
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NO. 2b25 Bainbridge Street, Groom
dwelling. s12 per month.
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REPAIR SHOPS.

AUTOMOBILES.
NJ repair all kinds of automobiles
GIVE US trial. Jones Motor Car Co.
Inc. 1861 West Broad street
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FOUR-ROOM cottage on McRae Street
near Thirty-eighth street, with goot
garden. $3.50 per month.
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AUTOS AND CARRIAGES.
~ -. Grasbcrger. carriage and automo-
oiie Trimming. repairing our special
~. 20 North Twentieth Street Phone
RandOlph ilSl
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80. 22i1 Perry Street, Groom cottage
81 per month.
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TEN lo) acre farm. 3 miles from town:
4-room cottage and barn. 500 per
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% l-2 acres. some location. Groom
dwelling, barn, stable. chicken house
fine shade sl.650; easy terms
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DESIRABLE rooms. with board, at 2O9
East Franklin
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-22
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Emperor Wilhelm is i'll and will be
unable to make visit he had planned
to western front.
Freeport, III.-In revolver duel
John Niles, negro, was shot to death
and Edward Fame, also negro, fatally
wounded.
New York.-Hot on heels of re-
ported Roosevelt boom Republican
leaders began arriving in New York.
Denied Roosevelt talk had anything
to do with meeting.
London.-Press dispatches from
Amsterdam declared American re-
joinder to Austria reached Vienna.
New York.-H. n. Maxson, Repub-
ican national committeeman from
Nevada, run down by automobile
and painfully injured.
Rock Island, fisherman Brown,
Davenport, Ia, fired four bullets into
body of his wife and with one shot
instantly killed sister-in-law.
San Antonio, Tex.-Gen. Francisco
Villa would rather die than come to
U. S., according to his wife, Mrs. Luz
Villa, who passed through here en-
route to New Orleans.
Cotton Port, Lain dispute over
possession of prisoner, Mayor Louis
Ducobe t and killed foley joan
some, deputy.
Rome.-AngeIo Sarto, brother of
late Pope Plus x, dying, according
to advices received here.
San Antonio.-Wife of Gen. Villa,
passing through here, says her hus-
band will stay in Mexican mountains
surrounded by friends, safe from the
reach of enemies.
IndianapoIis.-When Mail Carrier
Nickerson fished for letter he had
dropped behind radiator he got II
empty pocketbooks dropped there by
purse snatcher.
Rome.-Marchese Giuseppe Della
Chiesa, nephew of Pope Benedict,
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asked feminine reporters to greet
each other without kisses.
London.-Sarah Bernhardt, noted
French actress, reported dying.
1890
BITS OF NEWS
States attorneys office not yet de-
termined to place evidence against
DR.. Harry Haiselden in Bollinger
baby case before grand jury.
Arthur Burrage Farwell, pres. Law
& Order league, has written history
of dry Sunday movement in Chicago,
dating it from 1871.
Two metropolitan 81" trains COL
ided on Garfield line at Laramie av.
None hurt
Leila Peterson, student in Lake
View high school, inhaled chlorine
gas. Seriously i'll. Says Joseph
Murphy, senior, held bottle to her
nose.
An old lady known for her sympa-
thetic nature visited regularly the To-
cal Jail She stopped on day in front
Of the cell which housed particular
ly mean thief, who stared impudently
at her between the bars.
81 understand" began the lady,
that you stole the watch of the doc
tor who gave you a prescription at
the free dispensary. This was a de-
plorable deed. What have you to
say?"
'Well, lady," replied the thief, II
found myself in a hole. His prescrip-
ton said a spoonful every hour and
had no watchr'
An engine, one of Stephenson's
first, is still in operation at Hetton
college, England, where it has been
in constant service since 1922, and
the owners intend to keep it going
until the century mark has been at
Hoi a1
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-22

smacking distracts male students.
DR.. Talcott Williams, Columbia uni
Versity school of journalism, has
asked feminine reporters to greet
each other without kisses.
London.-Sarah Bernhardt, noted
French actress, reported dying.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
NEWS BRIEFS

In the display window al Nc.
keen's on Twelfth street there is be-
ing exhibited the original india ink
drawing Of one Of the illustrations ap
pearing in the current weeks issue
OF Golfers. II Is the work OF Frank
Snapp. foremost illustrator.
Local dealers say that the past sum
NOR was disastrous to the holly and
mat wreaths are minus the red berries
CLERK George W. oldham. Of the
county commissioners office was bad
ly cut about the head when ne clipped
on the icy pavement on Fifteenth street.
lie was unable 90 be a. hts Office yestcr-
-Henry BlumenthaL stewart OF the
Mercantile club. fell while walking
along Twelfth street and broke his
The real Christmas rush al the
wheeling postonico was begun ycster-
DAY. and the clerks were on the Iumn
every minute The parcel post business
treme western and northern packages.
dozens N which were mailed FOR CALI
furnia. Washington state and other conn
mpnwealths in that part Of The country.
luliaLluaa Trees are lu tho local
market The hrst large supply was re-
dealer from the southern part OF the
state. NJ is reported that TIE trees viii
Do cold at about the usual price
,esfsria, e.,rr.t '.,....,
and a number 81 their parents that
their sons were putting their lives and
limbs in lruurdy hY rOartIur across
trolley tracks. Tho long hul on TweIrfh
street from Jacob to Market street. Dr. u
fnvorntc place Tor the youths. but they
T4n gfeat .lrk in crossing The track on
1Postmastcr ". W Irwin received 4,
munlcatiou vest erday from che post
master reuerHl advising hlm that no
money orders wiIl hr issued nor Hraf
class mail cent the f1ilowlur concerns
or individuals The Wood Waste UIa-
lllera company. ulatlllora NararIne.
and Prof carl Won Wartgfcit
Two more additional clerks have
been appointed nt TIE Wheeling roaf-
onirc Mia7 NarY Meek who la o. be-
NmVlnNnu Nn fNn executive department
end lrrte" H Walter In fhr mailing fI.
Vision who went on duty veafrrdaV
lf ie reported that some of thr de-
plant VIII close on Saturday. en account
Of a. SHORTAGE ~ material On fa eaIf that
thcy VIII resume after the first OF TIE
year
ON account of the Illness OF nr Will
liam bryan. 90 Pittsburgh. who wna 90
hnFe lcciurcd ln The North Wheeling
hospital last evening the lecture has
been postponed until Friday evening
Tho Whoellur Traction Company fa
having SNOW rlowa overhalucd Tor use
during the winter
The Baltimore a ohio Railroad ts
haa been announced viii pay its ems
rloNce on December gffh
with the holiday rush on ~horffff
has been one arrest which case was
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compromised. Detectives are working
all the big stores to prevent as much
successful shoplifting as possible
Tire Chief Edward T. Rose has or
dered the men OF his department to be
on the alert for stiil alarms
AT present there are only fourteen
prisoners in the city workhouse
seizures OF food stuffs by the city
for the month Of November were rather
heavy according to the report OF Inspec-
tor w. III. Smith, filed yesterday. These
concentrations include potatoes and
other food stuffs.
When Ohio county voters cast their
votes next year there will likely be four
more precincts than there were this time
last year. The matter Of increasing the
precincts was discussed Informally BIZ
the board OF county commissioners yes
terday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
Curling Hair This Way
Preserves It's Beauty

That dull. dead arrearanre OF che bad,
un longer frnuhlra The woman Who has
adopted fhe HIlmrrinr method OF krrufnr
Der frrrrrH boo curl Tho result Dr. trrr
dIurrruf from that produced hr fhr frr.
luE. dfsifnllzInr waving iron Tfs hair
1rrfHra more naturally wnfF and CURLY.
and fhr application IH really hrnfrriaf
fu 'hn IIfn uul growth ~ fHn hair
LIQUID nImfrIur. and ono need NOT rff
moro lNnu fDu ounces. a small runn.
NfF should D. put on before retiring
urInr fDr fnr purpose H clean fa0rn
brush. draw .ug fhla down fhr fuI IrurfH
nf fIr NHlr from root fu uu Tho rnrrf
uUNu arising ir drIrhffuffr rfnrurI.lrr
fnd innrn iH uu dirr0i0rnff1n. M afllF.
INN"H nrFHHIuHHH. nor amy other ur
rIf neHnf impairment Tho naIr Ia
quite mana esHhle. no matter how If Ir
done uu
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AZ noon today a prettlly appointed
wedding viii take place of the home
81 Mr. and Mrs IAban Lodge. when
their daughter. Miss Bessie. will be-.
come tho bride Of Mr. ST. clair CaId.
we'll There viii Do mo- attendants
and during the ceremony. which VIII
Do performed hy Rev. w. D. Plum.
mer. Of tho Presbyterian church at
Bannock Miss Mary Lodge. a sister
~ tho bride. viii play "The Sweetest
Story Ever Told"
Following tho ceremony fho YOUNG
couple viii leave for o. wedding trip
eastward and after their return VIII
establish their home In &c. ClairsvIue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

Mrs. Mary NiclSerson OF Cecil Place.
entertained Monday evening In honor OF
the sixteenth birthday anniversary of
her sister. Miss Mary McConnaughy. Az
ter an evening spent In games and music
dainty refreshments were served The
guests were; Misses Ella Tolhert Mar
Earet Nickerson. Hazel Nanaman Edna
wallace. Daisy Shaw. BESSIE smith Lot
We smith, Mary McConnaughy. Grace
McCon naughy. Thelma Nanaman. Char
lotte smith. Mildred Daquc: Messrs Clar-
ence inter Frank Robinson. Ralph Bit
ger, Herbert Robinson. Harry SchilIing
sheldon Nanaman. Melvin Nanaman, Ar
thur Ntckerson. Nathan Nanaman
McsFrs. and Mcsdamcs Robert McCon-
naughty. Walter Joseph and Elmer Vara-
man. James Nanaman. Fuller Vanaman.
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Reception Friday.

Mrs. J. Sumner Jones will receive n
large number of society folk on Fri.
day afternoon at her home in Ken.
wood Place in honor of her mother.
Mrs. George Sands. who is spending
some time in the city before Joining
Colonel Sands in Georgia. The hours
will be from until o'clock.
Decorations Of Christmas beauty
will NIL the rooms OF this lovely home.
which will be arranged by Florist
Langhans. 4 delightful luncheon will
be served. with George Phillips OF the
Fort Henry club in charge. which will
also bear out the general decorative
idea
The hostess will be assisted by the
following ladies':
Mesdames-
w. p. Rownd Jesse Speidel
Hal Speidel Rob r. Naylor
feebles Iatum George Laughlin
I'd =. Franzheim Miss Florence OF
GeOrse List
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WATER
HEARING TODAY
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION TO
HEAR A PETITION TO IN
CREASE RATES.
Local Attorneys and interested Par.
ties Leave Last Night for
Charleston 20 Attend.

Hon. s. G.. Smith. receiver for the
Benwood and McMechen Consolidated
Water company. and Judge Frank W
Nesbitt, attorney for the receiver. left
yesterday for Charleston. W. Va, TO
attend the preliminary hearing Of the
public service commission on the
question 81 tho proposed new water
rates Tor the town OF Benwood, 20 be
held today at Charleston
Mayor Morris Of McMechen. repre-.
sentinR tho council for the town Of
McMechen. and Hon. r. S. Riley and
Hon. Martin Brown viii also be- pres
ent today representing the interest Of
the Bcnwood council
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evening a large company OF her
friends had gathered and IL required
some time for her to realize what had
occurred in her absence. Following
the greetings and the congratulatory
reception the hours were spent very
pleasantly in a social way and with a
variety of interesting diversions. Mrs.
Marsh received many beautiful and
useful gifts. The event was delight.
fully planned and carried out in a
charming way.
At the conclusion OF the social hour
a luncheon was served, with appoint
menes and favors suggestive of the
Christmas season.
The guests for this very pleasant
occasion were:
Messrs and Mechanics
Leroy Marsh II. l.. McCammon
a. B. Garrison Mr. and Mrs.
Mel Lazear HostettIer
George Mccoy Mrs Hamilton
earle Clendenning Mr.. and Mrs Ham
DIR. and Mrs. J. J. ilton
Allen Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
T. n. Marsh liken
Misses
Cora Marsh Eunice Barber
Opal Lazear Helen Dawson
Messrs.-
Charles Marsh John Barber
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HIoh School Dance

The girls of the high school and
former students have chosen the eve
ming OF December 3Oth for their dance
which will be given at the Elks club.
the proceeds being devoted to the
publication Of the High School
Record. There will be sixty couples
and each young lady is privileged to
invite her escort.
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His Unmarried Daughter wa
Much Absorbed

AZ that time. he had two married
childrcn-n son and a daughter-still
a. home. The daughter was even then
on the eve Of an engagement. and. need
in her own affairs. she married within
Inc year. The next year the son went
away 20 college. How much cornpanion-
ship was there for him In his unmarried
children
When dropped In the other night
b. was reading aloud We're reading
Dickens. this winter" she said LAYING
down tho little Jacket she was crochet.
ing for The youngest Erandchiid we
both love him
which one Of his children would have
sat before the FIRE with their father.
evening after evening. reading Dick
enaT
TIe BE- very fond 81 the great outdoors
and 20 ig Fhc. Every Saturday after
noon The two Of them take n long frnunp
fafurda yafternoons inviolato for thar
tramp
Thoy 90 20 vsspsra Together.
lio loves organ music. and every Sun
a o. sf, ,,li they 70 y v9,sPer service
bic children could bc depended on 60
aiwHVH accom- unuV him.
Mind you. they nrr good children and
ihov love their father. but ~ course
they have their own interests and those
Interests are not always bic. Hers arc.
lig happy Win rrrouTfrucfrd
puief happiness that feel sure hts nrat
vito would never resent DO not doubt
That bic love FOR her ia just aa deem and
sacred ne ever n che could look down
and goo him lonely. win mo- one to share
crumbs m c0mpauionrhir bite children
could spare him. would she Do happier
not ehn. nor any other wife who really
loved hrr husband
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
ArIon Ladies' Entertain.

The members OF the Arion Ladies
Auxiliary will be entertained this
evening in the club parlors on the
South Side. Euchre. five hundred
and dominoes will be the entertain
ment features OF the evening. and at
a late hour the ladies will be served a
delicious luncheon. Mrs. Henry c.
Weimer is the chairman in charge OF
the affair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

The annual Christmas ball of the
Macademy club will be held AZ the
Elks' club on Tuesday. December 2g
benthcld's orchestra will furnish the
dance music and a. 1880 O'Clock "a
buffet luncheon VIII be- served The
committee in charge o. composed of
Mcssrs. Harry Cooper. Tom schoneld
and Ralph Wagner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
SIDE TALKS
tsS Ruth Cameron
The Second Wife
10y Ruth Cameron

How could he That Is what many
OF the neighbors said when "A neigh
Dor OF ours married again. The young
people. i think. were more severe than
the middle-aged and the old. Haven't
you noticed they are In such cases?
Torty-five or fifty seems pretty near
the jumping off place 10 them. and
they don't see why anyone who has had
a happy married life until then should
not be satisfied.
However. that's bit beside the
point. The point Is that We all. young
and old. with various degrees Of fervor.
said. How could he marry again after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16
Club Girls Candy Class.

This evening at the Young womens
Christian association the girls of the
candy making classes viii meet. New
members are welcomed each evening
and quite a large number are now
receiving instructions In the art.
Quantities Of delicacies are being
manufactured for Christmas time.
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TO LIMIT sALAarEs.

HiHMiNGHAM Ala. Dec rE-qarar-
arenriaflon during the coming eaaurn
" lll Pc limited 90 s. 500 under d ruir
adopted today &c meeting Offered
bore. limit of ~ players was fixed.
~ birmingham. president ~ the ieaeuc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

80 The beautiful country home OF
Mr. and Mrs Leroy Marsh. near West
Liberty "a dcIiahtful birthday surprise
wa arranged Tuesday evening In
honor of Mr. Marsh. who celebrated
her nfyn.nth birthday ON obi. dafe
Ihc family arranged fu have MI.
Marsh visit ncIshbora during fho day
and whom rho returned home in tho
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such = perfect companionship as hs
had with his first wife,"
Perhaps I Shau BE a Little More
Careful

This was about four years ago. The
other evening / dropped in 20 visit this
ueiEhbOr and his wife Cwho incidentally
become one Of the bestowed women In
the neighborhOOdJ. some allusion In the
conversation brought back 90 my mind
the day ! heard they were 20 be mar
rted. And i thought TO myself will
never again crttictse what other people
find best 20 do OF course / shall. but
perhaps ] shall be a little more care
full
ton OF marrying again. many people
said, His children are grown up. "a
isn't az n he needed a wife 20 look
after young children. And what does
ne need of "a companion' Can't his un-
married children he companions TO
him"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

Johnson. Maud Kennedy, Marinda
Gray. Nellie Winters. Eliza Kennedy,
Melvin Winters. John Amos. Arthur
Kennedy. Ben Kennedy. Oakley Adams.
Emmett Chambers, Mr.. Carmichael OF
Glen Easton: Mr.. and Mrs. William
Culley. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chambers
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alva A. Chambers.
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viii Entertain Thursday.

Miss Virginia Hodge will be hostess
this afternoon at her home on the
Island TO a small circle OF friends who
meet weekly for cards and fancywork
daintily appointed luncheon will
follow the disersions of the afternoon
The guests will include:
Misses
Virginia burst Jennie Ball
Helen Roth Edith Bopnessan
Mildred Pracht Virginia Hodge
Virginia Lopez
Mesdames
William Scott ID. Earle Rogers
John Waterhouse
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Woodlawn Mrs. II. c. Hackman enter
tanned a party of friends. Needlework
provided a ,pleasurale pastime from
? until 4:30 o'clock and a delicious
luncheon was served as concluding
feature. Those present were:
Misses:
Lille Schmidt Loretta Seybold
Cora Roth Josephine Lipp-
rillie Lipphardt hardt
Clara Stroeebl
Mesdames:
3. 5. McFadden Harry Bieberson
charles Miller II. c. Hackman
John Seybold
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Entertsins Class

Mrs Carl Lash was hostess last eve.
ming Of her home on Elm street Mar.
Tins Ferry to The Emmanuel Bible
class ~ me Martins Ferry Episcopal
church. This was tho regular month
y business meeting. and after tho
Transaction Of various affairs dainty
refreshments were served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

The executive board Of the Kings
Daughters Day nursery will hold is
regular meeting on Friday afternoon
az 3 o'clock. 10 g. hoped al the mem.
bers will make a special effort 10 DO
present a. various important matters
viii receive attention Mrs A. Il.
Young chairman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-16

Mr. and Mrs. Alva A. Chamber do
hghtfully entertained on last Friday
evening az their home near West Alor.
ander in honor OF their son Emmett IN
being his eighth birthday Emmet was
the recipient OF many pretty and use
ul presents. The earlier part of the
evening was spent in playing eamcs
after which most delicious sumner
was served. Those present included
Rona Winters. Velma Amos Meta