The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-10
BRIDGE TEA AT
HOTEL WINDSOR
THE CRAFTS" HOLD SOCIAL AZ.
FAIR FOR BENEv0L-
ENcE.
The Week Closes Brilliantly With a
Reception This Evening at the
Fourth Street N. {.
Church.

OnufCO.
The winter social season is open
ing most auspiciously. and this after
noon will add another charming sue
cess to the rapidly growing number
OF December. when The Crafts" or
the hospital ''Twigs" will give their
bridge tea at the Windsor hotel The
proceeds will be donated the Ohio
Valley General hospital for the pur-
chase OF linens which the organiza-
lions viii sew at their meetings or
the winter. Society has been intense
ly interested In the announcement or
the affair and has accepted the ,dea
with the enthusiasm that assures
nothing but the greatest success.
Reservations have been made for
bridge and tea and also quite a num-
Der for tea alone. while those who will
call during the affair Is view the sew
eral displays of the twigs will con-
stitute one big round OF pleasure and
beneficial enjoyment Bridge will not
be the only diversion OF the afternoon,
as several groups will assemble Tor
needlewcrk.
All articles on display may be pur-
chased after two o'clock and none Will
! be disposed OF before that hour. The
doll booth will be one OF the favorite
spots OF congregation and the assert
ment is one of unusual size and va
4 riety. and has been the special care
| Of The Crafts.
In charge are Mrs. A. q. Hubbard.
Mrs. John Sweeney, Mrs. Dwight Wag-
ner and Mrs. S. w. Harper. In charge
1 OF the tea room are Mrs John Storer
and Mrs. Edward Hickman.
The Evergreen Twigs" have made
bags and baskets their speciality and
will have a beautiful showing. van
ity Fair Will offer exquisite boudoir
novelties. and members OF "213O" will
have an exhibition OF bath towels and
dresser scarfs, and the Fourth Twig
will have a varied showing OF aprons
The First Twig will offer many beau.
tiful hand-decorated novelties and the
Second Twig have made a specially
of infants wear. while the Fifth Twig
offers a great assortment OF pillows.
With this varied display the difficulty
OF choosing Christmas gifts will be
reduced to a minimum.
Tea will be served at the conclusion
OF the card games and Miss Florence
OFT win preside at the tea table. Inc
following have made reservations for
tea;
Mesdames
Robert Hazlett, Jos. Rankin.
sam Harper. Chester Hubbard.
I Alfred PAUL.
| Florence OFT, Agnes Wilson.
The following have made reservations
Tor cards and tea:
/ Frank Armbruster Gail Hamilton.
] Howard Hazlett. c. J. Milton.
LawIenee Sands, Nelson Cecil
y. w. Peterson. Edward Bates
! George Woods. Franzheim
| Friend Cox. II. L. Field
II. c. Hazlett' VIM Cracraft. Jr.
Almira Brown, Martha Pryor.
Macy Caldwell. Agnes O'Brien.
4 Several Of these Possesses have invit.
ed guests for the games OF the after
entertained By Mrs. Gsil Hamilton; '
Mesdames
Frank Schmidt, Gall Hamilton,
| Norman Ritchie. Miss Alberta Stifei
another mother table with Mrs H. c. Haziet'
Earl d; Adams II. c. Hazlett.
At the table reserved by Mrs. Georx,
W. WOODS the following arc guests:
Edwin Rust, Howard BodIey.
Robert Haziett. II. ?. Field.
The guests OF Mrs. Friend Cox viii
| NeAiFN7o . AohIAu AhuAt these are
| Mesdames
Frank Weaver. Miss Elizabeth
4 Mrs CALDWELL Good
| Friend Cox.
At the table reserved by Mrs. II. z
/ Field the following win play.
/ Mesdames
/ W. W. Irwin. George W. Woods.
/ George j. Rogers. Miss Martha Pryor
Mrs. Nelson Cecil has arranged anotb.
/ er table at which the players will be:
/ Misses
Mildred chase Eleanor Greer.
/ Covington. Ky. Eleanor Holloway,
/ Sarah whitaker
Mrs. william A. Craoraft. Jr.. viii en-.
/ terrain the members OF the Monday
| Bridge club at todayE affair, which
/ furnishes a delightful occasion for hos
/ pitalities. At this table will be
MesdameH
Jesse Bloch, a. a. Wilson.
| Eugene Hildreth w. W. Holloway.
I III W. A. Cracraft.
Nancy Peterson, Eleanor Hubbard.
Carroll Club Affair
| The first Of the series OF evening
card parties was held last evening nj
| the Carroll club by the Ladies' Carroll
| Social club. and was one 81 the nori
/ delightful affairs Of early DerernIe-
Tho earlier part Of the evening was d..
llghtully arent a. Bridge and Fivo
i Hundred. Tables we're arranged In fba
| spacious auditorium. Following fbe
| games n delightful luncheon was aer,ef
As a concluding feature of the evcninv.e
entertainment. the younger set enjoyed