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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-22
Or. HerseY Entertained.

In demonstrating the high esteem
in which they held DR.. Randolph j.
Hersey. n of Wheeling's most ac-
tive and most prominent young physi-
clans. a delightful birthday party was
given at the Stamm hotel Saturday
night by Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Stamm in honor OF the doctor. which
proved to be m OF the most enjoy
able. pleasing and happiest social
events held in the historical hosiery
for many moons
The affair was begun at IL O'Clock
and IL was four hours later when the
happy merrymakers dispersed. DR..
Hersey was the recipient OF a mum.
Der OF o beautiful and useful gifts.
TO say nothing OF the congratulations
he received In overlooking quantities.
Those who gathered about the
table Of plenty and were seated in the
crowd Of Joy, were: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
w. Stamm. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II.
Kiger. Mr.. and Mrs. John II. jenkins.
Mr.. Frank II. Stamm. Mr.. Sam w.
Brenerman and DIR. and Mrs. Hersey.
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rcn could SEQ her now. was HeIens thor
ouEhly feminine wish.
d, No rqsfullyi 4 can't begin TO set
main thing"
How'll YOU carry III In a box or
shall 1 Just wrap Il up
anyway heedle~sly. Tn wild
about that knife-plcated skirt. Look.
how run II Is! Oh. that CAN'T be
Thats an right. warrenn take you
NO, he won't. I'm not a bit afraid.
Oh. that papers good enough Dont
M3fry about the bundle. l don't care
When she was ready to Eo. I'm Fptt.
or her protests. Warren Insisted on 500
A. the elevator Fhe kissed Helen crate
Il can't tell you how much his meAns
ia the next Few weeks, and haV,6y *.
right kind OF clothes viii help
Left alone Helen went straight 20 fh&
hall closet ana again took CT thu
gowns. Throwing them ON the bed IN
her room, she began To try tuefn 81.
In them now-tu make more Definite tie
aching comparison that obscssed her.
running on a stronger light With pttl-
Tier features were az good and her oro
ME more delicate than Laura's. but bar
Heien's haid had always been a trial
ANI ~ NhH NhtNmIlIles GAAAkAu anu unCOrn-
promisiugly. straight. Shaking "a down.
she did u up more loosely and nuffod 10
out win n comb. Then rubbing hcr
checks with her knuckles until they
Elowed, she stood back from the mirror
to get the ull-length effect
In her absorption she had not heard
Warren come in And now she started
violently as he appeared al the door az
Mighty fine that L.aura's landed that
job. II she can hold that down for "A
few months-shc'u be all right"
HNLA - ST. MaH
ed stenogarphy." gathering IN the
dresses from the bed In an effort to hide
the one she had on.
shes got an expressive face. good
film face, J should say. Never say her
dolled-up Nbefore. Makes a big differ
ence. Glad you gave her that dress
aNay-its after eleven"
He had turned away without having
noticed Hclen's gown. But her relief
was only, momenrary. for he promptly
say. wen Rave to find out when they
run some OF those films" Then a.
thunder. Whstrc you rigEed up for
this time Of niChtTf
"Oh. nothing ~eonfusedIy = just
thought ia try this on. unlocking 10
with nervous fumblinE fingers.
Hut Warren'a keen gaze had pene
trated her flushed confusion.
Hello. that's %. Oh Thought Laurt
looked better In those buds than VOC
did2 Well YOU ARE a little ninny'-
q know Laura's younger snd I knoS
they did look better on" her voice
broke.
"for the love Of Mike Can you b.a,
that Sec here n there's one thing zee
can't sidcstep-ifs getting old n that's
an you'y" got 60 worry about-you'rt
blame lucky.
"oh. DREAD 70 get old" passions
utely. - can't bear to feel I'm not As
Three LONG strides brought wares
across the room.
Look in thcrer' pushing her unvinH
inriy In front Of the mirror.
Against tho dark background - MS
shoulder. with her flushed checks ard
rumpled hair. Helen looked vuuur-
amazingly vounE-twenty ~ most.
Mo- quite ready Tor the old ladies'
home. eh7 We'll. a. LONE az your halls
and fcctn atav d. you worry
Vow lets 20 20 bed"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-22
SIDE TALKS
READ.OYER BOOKS

\ few days " I finished my tWen-
. .sseond reading OF ~"'ranfOrd
~Sfantor3 you zee. - my favorite
Don't sou think that almost every
one has certain books which ~ never
completely tires OF. hut picks ~ year
after year and reads over not OF course
YIN inc sane d~e'ouring Interest that
ne felt the hr~t time. but with "A warm
friendliuess that ls even better
~ friend OF m.nn re-r.adS Little
Momen Away when she - convai-
eSctng end sometimes when she j. shut
IN doors by a Had rain storm tuev-r
IN a snow Storm New books and new
this woman says. but lor a convaiescant
there T. really nothing - restfuI a. :
Few hours with such old friends a. the
We were talking Of this subject OF
'rCnd-over' books the other dan and
various members Of In. group contrib
HELD was one. Sentimental Tommy
- another, Pride aud Prejudice" an
3thsr while "PendenniS' was named
What BOOKS Do YOu Es-E,ad1
Nhat u your read-oNer book I
IT. rs a book whose greatest inter-
est - people rather than events. "A
md yourself confusing them with peo-
pie you actually know
The books IN which events are more
IMPORTANT than the people are absorb
ma enough for a FIRST reading. hut the
are not the kline YOU go back To-.
Someone has said that We read books
~ youth FOR plot. iu middle age for
the sake Of tn" Characters. and a. We
reach q still ripeg rcriod or develop
meut Tor the authors bf
course any 'read-oysr" book must b..
s~mphatically worth reading on the last
two counts
OF course there are some people who
90 not. nave any 'reAd-oNer" books and
can't imagine what puN BODY Sb0rld
want 10 read q book twice for. There
was one such In our group.
haven't read iu the world 80 YOU don't
asked.
Aren't there enough reople YOU haven't
met In the world 50 that you don't have
TO so back To- the old friends" he coun-
Question and Answers
Question; n. r. e. writes that her hus-
band has had business rsyers.s and that
she has gone TO work, 20 that they may
keep their home. She feels I hat her
friends look down on her now. because
they 40 not visit her. but thinks perhap.
she misjudEes them.
Reply: Perhaps ~. r. Z. friends fear
shs mas no time to entertain Why not
ask them 10 come a. always. n after
such an Invitation they avoid her. thew
&c not worth b"therinr abOut-friends
OF that 'ahhIe mover are
question: T. -. writes that the young
mau who has been t8Nlus her To- theatre
aud TO occasional dances wauts her 20
marry him. She feels that peruapS he
has a right 20 expect this. bat that she
him.
Reply. Marriage would DE altogether
700 ETrai "a prize 90 pay Tor such attru-
tiOns. II would simply mean "A lifetime
81 u~uhaDriuszS. 70 she has been wong in
leading Fiu o. believes 80. cares. marry-
by all means acknowledge. the fault. saw
no and goodby.
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SOCIAL AFFAIRS
TO BE PATRIOTIC
MANY SOCIAL EVENTS TO cELE
eRATE BIRTH OF GEORGE
WASHINGTON.
Day Will BE Fittinuly Observed by
Local People@Patriotie Dee
orations Plentiful.

To-day we celebrate the anniversary
OF the birthday OF George Washing
ton. who Is regarded as one Of the
most patriotic men in American his
tory. In celebrating the occasion we
fail TO make the event a memorial one
unless We introduce into the celebra-
ton events of a patriotic nature. II
we are to make this event a patriotic
occasion. we must put more emphasis
on the patriotism OF our country.
ron the standpoint OF society, the
event will be fttingly observed by
the holding of many social functions
In commemoration OF the birth OF him
who freed us from the dominance OF
European oppression. bringing forth
a new nation that will stand to the
end OF sim Is the greatest nation on
the globe. In our plans for the day
let us stand for the country in the
hearts OF whose citizens he stood first,
and may We be able to express them
in some of the events in which we
may be engaged.
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AT THE VICTORIA

Another bill OF six splendid shows
and the always popular NictoriaEcops
pictures will open at Victoria theatre
this afternoon 70 run the nrst half OF
the week and they Will furnish amuSe-
ment thai will suit any taste. \. MARKS
and COMPANY will present ne comedy
playlet The. prize fighter the peddlcr
and the girl which has for a plot the
troubles ana trials OF "A jew peddIer with
the tough.p prize fighter and "A girl with
a tongue. II Is a Continuous laugh from
the going up Of the curtain.
Rice. Bell and Baldwin. comedy aero
bats will present a night IN the
swamps" which will give the crowds
fifteen minutes Of the fastest FUN seen
here in a long time. Canill. Pcrrill and
Lorrainea comedy singing trio Of parts
have the reputation of making q real
nit every place they go as all have cx-
ceptionally good voices. Joe IN
and Fulton. whistling soloists harpists
and singers have been heard by thous-
ands through the medium OF the Vic
trOla.
Al and Grace Harris. nimble dancers
and clever with songs and dances will be
a specially good feature OF the bill and
GOWN and German. colored comedians
will appear Ia a high class singing act.
There will be the Nictoriascope pictures
20 close each performance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-22

This design is graceful aud eneC
tive 70 Or made with surplico fronts
and yoke portions fo which full sec.
tons are added The large armaryc
Is most comfortable. and a good style
feature. The plated tuuic L. Joined
to the waist. aud The entire garment
iH go arranged a. Co give ease and
comfort and also Io admit of extend.
INK 'hD waist size The uuderekirf be-
"a two piece model The model as here
shown wac made ~ HIlk crepe in Rus
sian green. with trimming OF black
rharmegee. The dsslFn ie also GOOD
Tor serge. fs.lle popiIn broad cloth.
crepe satin. or wolfe The pattern o.
cut in FIs Sizes g. ft. 1s. go. a. and
80 inchDr. busf measure 90 requires
Eve yards 0f fiInCh material for the
waist and tunic. and ~ yards for the
skirt Tor a 3e.iuCh size A pattern Of
this Illustration mailed 10 any address
ON receipt Of zoe IN silver or stamps.
address Intclligoncer Pattern Depart
ment. 1909 Main street. wheeling W.
Va
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NEIGHBORHOOD
BIBLE CLASSES

The leaders class will meet his
afternoon at , O'Clock at the Young
Mems Christian Association building.
The meeting Is open TO all persons
interested in Bible study. Dr. ThOs.
G.. KOontz is the teacher. The study
is always interesting and profitable.
District No. 13 viii meet with Mrs.
Porter. 42f Main street, Monday az
.7:45 p. m. Miss Belle Fox. leader.
District No. % will meet with Mrs.
v. J. McCullaEh. % Fifteenth street.
Monday at Z y. IN. Miss Lanerty.
leader.
District No. I27-B viii meet with
Mrs. A.. G.. Whitaker Monday a. 1 go
D.. M. DR. Thos. g.. Koontz. leader.
District No. 149 will meet with their
leader. Mrs. r. ID Nay. 900 S. Penn
street. Monday a. 7.f5 p. M.
District No. tf3 win meet with Mrs
w. y. McCameron. g. Zane street.
Monday az z p. m Miss Nellie OK
toby. leader
Districr l2fls5 will meet with Mrs.
james &c. Beans. Pleasant valley.
"wednesday at $3.50 o. m Mrs S. "a.
Elliott. leader
Bethlehem Bible class will meet a.
Bethlehem chapel Tuesday az 3 D. m.
Miss Mary Wavman. leader.
District No t27-A viii meet with
Miss Emma England. Park View.
Thursday at go p. m. Miss Ethel
Williams. leader.
District No 1tS will meet with Mrs.
Jesai. soam0u. sos g Front street.
Thursday a. go r. m Mr. g.. G..
smith. leader
Aetna Bible class will meet or Act
nayille chrpel Thursday AZ 1880 p.
m. Miss Anne Frederick leader
Echo Point Bible class will meet
with Mrs Frank Cox Hub avenue.
Friday az f5 o. m Mrs $ d. ClerE.
leader
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NEWS BRIEFS

FRATERNITY BANoUETS-The
Sigma NJ and the Beta Theta Pf
Greek letter fraterniues OF Bethany
college. CAV their annual mid winter
banquets In the Buffalo creek town
Saturday night. to which a number OF
local people were invited.
SOUTH SIDE BLAzE-Sparks
from a chimney al the home OF Chas.
Catcher at b corner OF Fortieth and
Water streets called the Eighth ward
engine TO that place about s O'Clock
Saturday night. The blaze was quick
ly extinguished M without damage
SCHOOL sUPERINTENOENTs
ltAVE-Six school superintendents
N Wheeling district. Including DIR. G.
Z citizens. OF this city. left yester-
day and early this morning for Gin
cinnati to attend the convention OF
the department OF superintendence OF
the National Educational association
which Is In session In the Queen City
this week.
BOWLING PARTY AND BAN.
oOET@This-evening at the local Y.
NJ. e. A. building the X. o. G. club
oil the Third Presbyterian church will
stage a bowling party n banquet.
CLUE TO MEEr-Ths Mems Liberal
1lub viii hold their regular meeting on
tuesday evening and l. Heuveldop wni
follow. wa
GERMAN woNEN-Tho German wo.
nnch held their regular weekly knitting
evening.
SAFETY FIRST nEEruoAThe a.
Nlsl9nal safety nrst committee OF the
will hold "a meeting TUESDAY mornIDg
at 10 o'clock
TO HoL INFORMAL oPrurHc-
Will hold an informal opening ON Thur
program VIII be rendered.
ONE ron LEcruRE-Dr. David
OF Cincinnati. will be iu the
city Wednesday evening and will deliver
MS address The Modern CITY and the
siomv AZ lhe Eou street Temple. as the
fourth number OF the temple lecture
SCORES BIG HT-Prof. Glare Hard
ing, who has charge OF the choir at the
tourth street NJ r. church - meeting
with success during the revival cam
TO OPEN cAnrPAIaN-Dr. J. Aspin-
terday At Huntington by d~ciiveTing sly
addresses before large sized audiences.
PREACHEs IN PTTTsBURdH-Rt.
itey. ~ j. Of this city. deliv-
cred the sermon yesterday at the open
ing OF st. Peters church in Pittsburgh.
The church has just recently been re.
modelled and Is now considered one OF
The finest structures In that city. The
usual church service was carried out
both morning and evening. quite "A
number OF the Bishops and clerks OF
tho Pittsburgh district were In attend
lance.
BANK BUILDING WILL oPEN-Tt
has been announced that the new Ma
tional Bank OF West Virginia will be
open for business by May /. The build
ing IS one OF the most handsome in the
state and speaks well for the metropolis.
NEW COMPANY TAKES CHARGE
a newly firm. known as the
Wheeling Planing Mill company has X
en- over the holdings OF the vs.. W. Wood
Planning Mill company. The officers OF
the company are Theodore Wagner,
president: otto Barth, secretary and
treasurer. r. NJ. Taylor. general super
~intendent. Sheriff A. T. Sweeney. WoOu
Pratt and others are Interested. The
present building will be ~remodeled.
APPEAL CASE FILED-An appeal
case was filed Saturday with the clerk
OF the circuit court from the court OF
Squire Hughes II is styled James A.
Henry, a corporation vs.. samuel Nes-
bitt. Jr.
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BIBLE cLAssEs ron
WEEK AT =. W. C.. A

On Monday evening. the girls OF the
CLUB VIII meet Tor a brief time for Bible
study with Miss Fergus. the assistant
secretary Of the association.
Tuesday evening fNr EurIuHHH NO.
mems bible class viii study ths Euistie
% the EpheslauH under thr direction of
Rev. Mr.. Robinson. This class has been
taking tho study Of the different shorter
Epistce, and the FIRST of March W. ID
BEGIN the study Of Roman under 900
Next saturday che members uf this EIbIe
class will have charge uI IHH Popular
saturday night and uIN give Hu Iufrr-
estiuE and as we'll ua amusing series of
.enispdeF 0i tne AYriHtiou. Nu B"af.
ness women are Invited
Gymnasium glris have ~DrsanIrsI re-
Bible class 90 meet Tor "a short study
after Tho Gym class. from a.fI.h. 30.
The girls are gtudgiuE che Gospel ue-
.cordiug to Matthew Nl Gym Girls ore
wednesday evening Bible .fssa viii
meet FOR study 10 800 fHr fEr rIuFr 4.
the international sunday school d.. com.
Thursday evening Che r E A. eIrIs
viii meet az usual tf 500 n"InrE fof
tho study OF thr ruuda school lesson
O'Clock f0r tHr HIhIs rtldr faIIu0 af by
fhe class In HraEarIH.
ru FRIDAY evening fHn r.|.# meet r.
g 20 fur "a short frr Iu Bible reading
and some mgmgF WORK also COO 90
gl9gk the gI gitn sire
Union Bible study class
MoNitN tII.fIH. .N" .NH. m ODE
.afar THis Glass .a Open q. I1tH H..
Hr1 wnwfu HuI ID wu.. IUf.reafIUE
members aIvs}s uoi,oms
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Mercantile Club Events.

Members OF the Mercantile Club
have received the following cards:
Mercantile Club
Cards and Dancing
Monday. February 22nd
nineteen hundred fifteen
cards ) TO 10
Dancing until IL
Kindly come promptly.
Children's Masked Party
Saturday. February 9th
p. m.
All children are requested TO come In
Three prizes will be given for
the most comic. the finest and most
original costumes.
Amusement Committee.
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Social and Party.

A large number of Glenn's run and
Martins Ferry young people gave a
social and party in the miners hall
at Glenn's run Saturday evening. VO-
cal and instrumental music and games
were the chief diversions of the even.
ing. and at a seasonable hour an elab-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-22
Masquerade Party.

A masquerade party will be given
this evening az the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Kennedy. on Nineteenth
street. Warwood. A splendid musical
program will be rendered. after which
dancing will be enjoyed. followed by
the serving of refreshments.
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DIDN'T KNOW TT WAS LOADED.

tice. ~
There in the Il inch turret for which
the 100000 floating fortress was
built. were IL men.
Eleven were there on buSine~s-the
grim and dangerous business OF firing
the monster guns.
The twelfth man. also was there on
business, but OF an entirely different
nature from that or the Others. lie was
bent on filming what happened when
the latest and largest big guns spoke"
IN unlsOn-'salvos" they call them. The
others did their best TO discourage him
by telling him their narrowing expert
ences and how many men had been an
initiated In just such a place al lust
such a time on other battieships. Rut
aged. So while the men behind the guns
were very busy. the man behind the
camera was equally so.
A shot was fired when he wasn't look
ing.
He did not know that particular gun
was loaded.
They discovered him-unconscious-
under the gun-carriage and took him
limp and MANNED 10 the hospital Iron
recovering -onsciousncs his chief con
Germ was not a. to his own injuries. but
rather a. 10 how did the fila develop.
This incident was one Of many That
occurred during the past two years
while Lyman II. Howc's camera men
were Filming. by authority OF the sccrc-
tary of the navy. Mr.. Iosephus Daniels.
the omplete pictorial story Of life in
at the Court Theatre for three DAYS,
starting Thursday night, February 20.
with matinee Saturday. Tn. sale or
seats viii open tomorrow.
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To Give Parcel Post Sale.

The members OF the Christian En-
deavor Society of st. Johns church
will give a parcel post and apron
social on Tuesday evening. A splen-
did musical program will be rendered
under the direction of the Sunday
school orchestra. Everyone is cor
daily invited to be present.
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viii Entertain.

The second division OF the Ladies'
Aid Society OF the Thomson NJ. T..
church will entertain this afternoon
with a Washington tea party, in the
church p%arlors. from . to ; o'clock.
Fancy work will be the chief diver
sion. and all the ladies and their
friends are cordially invited to be
present.
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ed. In connection with the event a
splendid musical program was rem
dered. after which an interesting ad-
dress was delivered by Miss Ethel
Williams on the subject. Religious
Patriotism" Following the address a
social hour was held. at which re-
freshments were served.
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Union Bible Class.

h afternoon the class in the
study Of Matthew will meet at the Y.
w. G. A. at 1:45 O'Clock. Rev. +. y.
Turner will instruct the class. and
both men and ONE are cordially
invited to be present.
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Swimming Class.

On o OF the work not being
completed in the dressing rooms and
shower baths for the swimming pool
at the Y. w. c. A.. the swimming
classes will not be organized until
the first OF March. instead OF this
week. as previously announced.
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This series - a continuation of Their
Married Life" produced by Mabel Her
bert Urner for four years. The Mar
NED Life OF Helen and Warren" appear
ing exclusively IN this paper, - the only
series now beng written BY Mabel Her
bert Urner.
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A special sale on Beauty Flour Mon
day only. one dollar per sack at
Wilhelm's bakery. 1114 Market street.
Try 10.
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Held Xeaner service-

The vesDer services held at the Y.
W. G. A. building yesterday afternoon.
on Chapline street. were OF a patriotic
nature, and the event was well attend.
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crate luncheon was served. Those
Entertain Friends.

ON Friday evening Misses Matte and
Lydia McDermott very pleasantly enter
tanned n number OF friends at their home
at Nc 80 New Jersey street. Dancing
and euchre we're engaged In during the
evening. Al a late hour a three course
luncheon was served.
Those enjoying the hospitality OF the
Misses McDermOtt were:
Misses.
Gladys Evans. Gene O'MaIey.
Florence Hannas, Matte McDermott.
Beulah Sncdcker, blanche R~ichardson
Lillian Snedeker, Lydia McDermott
Thresa Fancy,
hcssrs.
Edgar Mein. Alvin Winters,
W after Mein. Will Keilar,
Henry Pferman. Mr.. Myers.
Ralph McDermotI. Mr.. SelhoId
Waiter Morrison,
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Sunday Afternoon a. Y. ". c.

Sunday being the day before washing
tons birthday. the vCsper service at the
n. W. G. a. was OF a patriotic nature.
The music was especially good. led b.
MI. Earl Summers. Miss Ethel Will
spoke.
A =. ". g. a. hospitality committee
has been organized. which will have
charge OF the social hour which alwaya
follows the vesper service. This com
mittce h. divided into four divisions.
each division taking one Sunday la four.
This sunday the chalrmcu OF the divi-
sions were Misses Della EflCy. Mamie
Turner. Etta DOwnCr and Pauline VIII
ltams. who we're assisted By another
member OF each committee.
The sunday afternoons at the ars1cia-
ton VII lbecOme the popular place tu
come Tor "a pleasant Afternoon aAt
Home" and Do o. hoped that many young
women Will find great pleasure in COM
tng All women and Eiris are cordially
invited.