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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-28
MUSIC RECITAL
is DELIGHTFUL
orvEN WEDNESDAY By MUSIC
DEPARTMENT OF womAN's
CLUE. MRS HANtEY
CHAIRMAN.
Luncheon at Windsor for Miss Pank-
hurt Was Well Attended-other
Club Notes OF Interest

One OF the most delightful music
r~ecitals given by the Music Depart
ment of the woman's Club was held
at the A o. U. w. hall Wednesday AT
ternoon. Mrs. James p. Haniey was
chairman for the day. and selected a
program which appealed 10 all music
lovers. Mrs. John Ruhl, eI-president
of the State Federation of Woman's
Clubs. was an honor guest. and was
delighted with each number on the
program A feature OF the program
was the concerted number by Saint
Saens ove n theme OF Beethoven
This variation was rendered by Mrs.
John Woodcock. of New Martinsviue.
who was a pupil OF the great Sclar-
'wenka. OF Berlin. and Miss Jessie AL
ma Wolfe. who also studied music in
Berlin. They were seated at two pr
amos, and the manner in which they
rendered this dificult selection proved
the ability OF both pianists and fur
ther convinced the audience of their
finished art.
Mrs. Woodcock also played a piano
Eolo. En- Antonine,r by Moczkowski.
which was greatly appreciated. The
program opened with a quartet for
NpiNth ny MIS- IItu FdIlHs MiEs hNob
ert Marshall. Miss Carrie Brandfass
and Miss Dora Neininger. They sang
Samson ct Dalila," by Saint Saens.
Their voices were beautifully blend
ed. Mrs. John b. McClay. OF Martins
Ferry, again pleased a Wheeling au-
dience with her rich contralto voice.
She sang well "Lungi Dal Caro- Bene"
and ia Serenata." the latter being
especially beautiful. Mrs. McClay is
n OF the contralto f~avorites. and
never fails to please. Mrs. Fred Fa-
ris and Miss Dora Neininger sang
well 20. Jesus. Hear Us" each voice
displaying exceptional clarity. Mrs.
Edward Stifel. a favorite pianist
sang Mon Occurs ouvre a tn voix."
by Saint SRens. Her sweet voice
brought out all the meaning OF he
song. The accompanies were Miss
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AUTO CONTEST
AT 7. w. C. A.
INTERESTING AFFAIR PLANNED
BY MEMBERS OF THAT
ORGANIZATION
Affair viii Sc conduetea on Fsbruar,
70. ~ and iB|-CrskinaUp-
Party" 70 Be Heid.

February 10. Il and Is are the dates
decided upon BY the Young Womens'
Christian Association for a great Al
tomobile Race for new members.
The contest will be unique in that
\ twenty squads Of ten workers
each will BE- named for some % the
most popular makes OF automobiles in
h city. and for three DAYS viii speed
against each other In a strenuous ef-
fort to secure the largest number OF
members FOR the association.
Reports will b turned in each day
az noon when the autos on he great
chart hanging In the lobby will be
run ahead To the point Indicating the
number OF miles gained during the
twenty-four hours.
On February Is. the evening pre-
oeeding the opening OF the contest.
the association building will be open
10 the general membership and their
friends for a "CrankinE-Up-Party.
Many interesting features for the
party and the race are being arranged
for by the membership and social com
mittees OF the association.
Prizes well worth working for will
be awarded individuals securing the
following points:
Those who IA fifteen miles will be
entitled to a half years tuition in
the gymnasium. Those running 25
miles TO a full years tuition in the
gymnasium. Fifty miles entities one
TO a year in the gymnasium and one
term I'm swimming. while the persons
who secure Zoe new members will be
given life memberships in the assOcia-
ton.
Immediately after the contest the
swimming classes and educational de
partment as well as new classes In the
gymnasium will be opened.
One OF h popular features OF the
winter and spring will be Open House
on Saturday nights TO association
members and their friends.
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Miss Marguerite Gundling and Mis-
Mildred Cooley had charge. Bridge
and Five Hundred were enjoyed at
ter which the young ladies served
cream and cake. The bridge prize
went 10 Miss Pauline Beuter: the hve
hundred prize TO Mrs. NJ. ]. Ford and
Mrs. Edwin Jepson The next after.
noon anair will axe place on Shrove
Tuesday. the day preceding Ash Wed.
nesday. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Ford and Miss
Agnes Mulaney will be IN charge.
The following were among those
present on "wednesday. Mesdames
John Coleman. John He'll. W. p. Lear.
John Maurer. Mrs. Fox. Katherine
Gilligan. Jesse :. Brennan. Mrs.
Mehen OF Bellaire. Mrs. Hamil ..
Bellaire. ". j. Ford. Anna Ford. Ed.
win Jepson. George Tappan. George
Coleman. Adam Blum. Mrs. Rose. \.
Mayer. Frank Riester. Mrs. Watson.
Mrs. Meow. Fred Bauers. Frank
Weaver OF MOundsville. Mrs. Funk.
Mrs. Neuman, Bernard Bach.
Misses Emma Gundling. Pauline
Beuter, Bertha Shuler. Esther Hell.
Anna Cain. Agnes Mullaney. Evelyn
Blum. Minetta Miller. Carrie Miller.
Carrie Smith. Clara Rose Coleman and
others.
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GIRLS! LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR
NO DANDRUFP--25 CENT DANDERINE

scrazy. Just moiEten a eioss with
Danderine and carefully draw 10
through you hair. taking q small
strand a. a time. The effect IL Amaz-
inE-your hair viii Be light. nury and
vavy. and have an appearance o.
abundance: an Incompatible lusure.
s~oftness and luNunAnee.
Get a IS cent bottle OF Knovlton's
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter. and prove that your
hair Il as pretty and soft as any
that a. has been neglected or injured
by careless trsatment-that's ali-you
surely can have beautiful hair and
lots Of II II you will Just Try = little
Danderfne.
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Mrs Anua Hilton otto. OF TueDft.fb
ftiect returned home yesterday ate
ElaitinE iu 'ulerfir. o.. whera ahe al.
tended the Farmers Institute
Mrs. II J.. Wright or South Warwool
avenue. hrs returned after q business
TIP 20 IiftFburEh. Tuesday.
carl Kendall lHff Tor Hruvvusburr Pa
whore De viii spend r. coupis OF Weer5
visiting hie parents.
Mrs Lilly hilton Rfbbre. Of south
FOR r. couple OF DAYS
An on'rrtuIrw.rr Win be given In tina
nelr future nV some on tho pupils oF
the lower grades ~ the LoveIand school
money VIII bc used for the payfng for
ina Ni"frnin. which hrH just been pur-
chased
fernfH street a-. fmurnrfr- AFTER AZ
illness
N.r AUf cfHrIH. ~ Erfh street aui
Ohio H.Hru" Hr. returned from n bust.
noes frIH .H Pittsburgh. the frst uart or
f"H uHHU
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Miss Gertrude Gibson mas -sfgrD.I ta
her home ~ West Alexander uft1r ha..
~ sgent the past several days with
friends and relatives 90 Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Charles Tolmar and dargbfrr
Henrietta, returned Teeferd4v h. frafl
nome uI Biz Wheeling Greek. after n
cvsTA wrsss visit with relatives near
.TriafeiUh.H.
est.rdaN %atf'ualuF tH business Iu ths
out che pike district.
o. D. s1ufherisnd. OF wee. Alexander.
Ifg yesterday attending 90 business
NsiIr sfiHs of Fulton. received afIrr,
injuries TueHfar afternoon wh.r srs
? n -I.1 ar rall.r uiI For.
tltai'lE nov rr rha escaped with only
MrH John Grimm. or w.af N-rsrrrfar
nau the miafurfurH uF t|Irurre II. fra
ana sustaining a broken arm Turs.
Nsrsa-ot Doyle % Erm Grove srprsf
painful cue IN nor hsaF r- %
AoWe.r r III noe thought Or hr serious
Sherman Palladium. nr r#r Grow.
plrrhaHei az Excelsior motorcycle from
George Jones
The suburban rartt and water com.
pam has purchased q new f.flr vrI.t
being Installed Dol che plant az Pat
Jams orsnt of near Dr.umbas l4
friends and relatives 81 Fu.fau.
Inck McNirCh las returned Oh. Hf-
home at Toledo. after having arUHf 4
At WC1dadale
hlaE Mare AnkbruoF returned g-rfar.
90 her Rome Ht WaHsfuF.Uu pa ~
Ter hams egrrf tho past fEu UaFa uIfl
.grfeuda GO Edgu0o1
John Degarmo. OF Sew cassie pa ls
The Ggcet FOR several days ~ friends DO
Wludiawu.
Arthur 90 MavdeId be- frtlfrsa fl
he hone 81 l~1ffaDurEh after HauIrr
apart fha pnHf wsrt uIth relatives ri
.TdEwoof
Niaa gersvieUe West Of TararrITr
~ fs spcnfirE -~veraf da-s Nth roIa
tive - Fuitcn.
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rriN. FADED. BRING BACK IT'S
COLOR AND LUSTRE.

Within ten minutes after an appli-
cation Of Dand@rfns you esnnot ind a
ringis traee OF danerur o falling hair
and your scalp VIII not iteh. hut what
viii please you most win be sfter a
few weeks use. when you see new
hair. n and dovny al hrst-ye|out
scalp.
A little Danderfne Immediately
doubles the beauty Of your hair. No
difference how dull. faded. brittle and
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woaArs &us -cALEzDA.

Friday. Jan -. . . m-Home Econ
omics Department, A o. y. ". R0oms
Tuesday. Jan nc. J p. Minis Chris
Equal Suffrage League. Auditorium
Tuesday. Jan %. Ts30 p m-Isiani
Literary Club, Mrs T + Downing.
try Womsn's Club. Clinton NJ T. church
Thursday. Jan Is. 730 p. n-Pris-
ella Improvement Club. Mrs. Wait,
THURSDAY. Jan -. $50 .. m-wo-
mans Club. Martins Ferry, Mrs G O.
Halston-
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John bunker. living In one or Henry
hirchners houses. on Warwood Avenue
NAS arrested last evening Just as he
Wa iraNlng Wheeling for Tennessee
by Town Sergeant 10. l. Poole. He was
taken 70 the county Jail and lodged their
TOT the night. bunker Is charged with
robbiug HE stopmothcr. he Will h.
siNen a hearing this morning before
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-28

Word was received yesterday at Elm
Grove 20 tho effect That Mrs. David
BraddOck. well known resident OF Clays-
Vile, a passed away Tuesday evening.
The deceased was an her 18th year and
has been a resident a. that community
almost all her life. She is well known
in Elm Grove. having visited her niece.
Mrs. II. II. Bodily. al that place. on
sovera! occasions. The funeral services
Viii be under the direction Of Rev. Jacob
kubLr. Of VOL AInAanHnr-
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CHURCH NOW SECRETARY.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 27.-The
Boards OF Directors Of the Pennsyl.
vania company and the Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati. Chicago & St Louis Ran.
way Company. at their meetings here
to-day. elected :. n. Church. secre.
tary OF both companies. effective Feb
ruary l, TO MI the vacancy caused by
the death OF 5 b. Liggett. MIR.
Church is now assistant secretary Of
the two companies.
Several appointments were an.
nounced.
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Wnl InstAn Par stnttnn

i has been announced b. The officials
on the West virginia Traction and E1or-
tric Company hat they would
= Pt5 STATION at EdgWood on february J.
The pay station viii be- esfabu-b.J a.,
nc convenience Of the people living In
tuAt district. Those residing tn tho
.lclhttl 81 EdEwcud viii thus b. enabled
20 pt} their EIs. water and HFht bills
WITHOUT naktng a trip 10 the city. Tho
station viii De- open for operation on The
firFf % tire coming month.
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NJ. Ahnsr Phnlips.

Mrs Abner Phillips, well known resi-
dent Of Columbtana. Ohio. died at her
h'Wc yesterday. The deceased was a
former rosid.nt Of N" Out the pike dis
lrct ana IL we'll known la that district
Shr is well known In Elm Grove. having
a number Or relatives residing az that
place Late last evening no funeral ar
Lnngcm.nts bad bo-n %anmo-nced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-28

NIuiONk. Jam 1.-THE will or
Ralph Ilul Thomas Rev York banker.
Who died December 7f. was filed %.
dag Tor pTuha." at NInr0Ia and pro.
vIde7 hat fhH bulk OF Tho estate.
valued az $4,000 600. shall go 20 his
widou. Helen Kelly Th0mas who was
the divorced wife OF Prank j. Gould
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A veil attended meeting % the farm
'rs living 4u the vicinity Of Bethlehem
ta- held last evening ~ the Bethlehem
school house, under the auspicies OF the
Panhandle Agricultural club. Matters
pertaining 70 the extension OF agrlcul-
tural dCN clOTmsut was taken up and
several good addresses were given. Tho
Bethlehem club b. one OF the most pro-
kresSiN- lu the county and though hav-
ing been organized but a short time is
FAST coming Co the front
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CONSIDERABLE trouble Was experienced
yesterday rs a special officer from
Wheeling. who was sent 70 Elm Grove
Win a warrant OF repirviu O. recover a
sewing machine. Inc uaiCer went to
the residence OF Mrs. ! r. Wright.
whore the machiu was being held ana
was refused udmittauce. he wa COM
PEELED To call for aid and after cOusid-
cradle trouble had TO force his way
through the door.
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Jessie Wolfe. Mrs. Edward Stifel
Mrs Freda iner-Woolenveber.
Luncheon for Miss Pankhurst.

A luncheon was given at the Wind
o hotel Wednesday at 1 o'clock for
Miss Chrictabel Pankhurst. who spoke
before a large audience at the Market
Auditorium. Tuesday evening. The
AFFAIR was given by members of the
Equal Suffrage League OF Ohio coun-
~. OF which Miss Florence Hoge Is
the president. The appointments were
of a pretty nature and the after
luncheon talk was much appreciated.
Miss Pankhurst made a few remarks
I'm regard to the suffrage situation
here and In her native country. Eng
land. She said she doesn't only wish
TO have equal suffrage in England. but
predicts II. Miss Pankhurst left at S
o'clock for Chicago.
There were covers at the luncheon
for.
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0UT-THE-PIKE


The teachers Of ~TriaueIphiA district
schopls completed the examinations ia
the schools yesterday. only some .iKht
, ear studies wcrS taken yesterday and
the teachers are now buKily ENGAGED ia
sIaSIHs the papers, The outlook for
the uumbcr OF Students 10 pass ~.
exams this year are better than during
any previous year and "A number OF al
plomas for the eighth grade work will
be awarded.
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give "a baked nsr supper at Wavmau
A. ~. r. church tf.a evening Sup.
Dot viii De served from 6 p 10 until
s. p no.
Nra Marie E0EFa and The member
Of ffa club aro preparing Co. satisfy
all Who come DO ur forget the
lsF This evening. THursday
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Meeting % the Aid Society OF the NJ
church viii be mold this afternoon al
ne churcf. corner Fourteenth street and
orchard avenue. All members are urecd
10 be present.
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For Mrs. Cannon.

Mrs. Norman Richie will entertain
a few friends this afternoon as a oom-
pliment to Mrs. Harry l.. Cannon of
B~ridgeville. Del. who is the cues OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Dial.
zell. Needle work will be the diver.
sion after which a luncheon will be
served.
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Entertainment wen At+.na.d

Ihe musical and entertainment AZ tn
Methodist church last night. was arizona
90 ~ a very large crowd. A very In
l'TeFung program wa rcndere By local
itIfnt. The affair was given bv the
member Of Class no. g Of tho g1ndav
school. Proceeds will b. used 10 pay
Tor me plano which the class purchased
recently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-28

soIy ADD u.a.msut Z appied them nIghs
and morning end iu thr-u setks go
healed Tf has BEEN ten months siu-s then
alI uI fFn hes showed ruco .slEn~dI
Miss Berthe Poole Ort0brr no. 1914
Dor rIupir 70 bia-khrada gguuy
rs Hr urorcd paris uItF Cudcua ONT
uf1a. H.t 1H bot rub azh "a tls ONT
me1r With Cltiru-a soap and hDf U1u
and c1uunue Dathiug fo- sons MINUTES
THs e. h~u or r.dnr and refiriur
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The EdgewUOd Volunteer Fire ON
pauy gave a most successful uazaar IN
their rooms gt EdEwuud. during Tues
DAY and Wednesday sy uiuEE The az
tair was In charge Of &C. committee APP
pointed from among the most pruWla-
srf residents OF the town and the ar
fair vas one OF the most successful ever
held by the company
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The TriadeIphia Baseball Association
has completed arrangement for the Civ
ing Of one Of thsir famous plays In the
interests OF the club Ihy play - en-
fltl,d Isl Sl0Cumr Country store. and
S. recognized a. ore Of the best musical
farCea ever presented by any local talent.
4 local orchestra has been engaged and
will furnish music during Zach evening.
The play will b. presented on the even
iuFs Of February Do and D. la Crafts
hail
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Al arrangement haN been completed
for the Sophomore PARTY that VIII b,
given At the TriadeiphIa district high
school building a. EdEluEtOn Lane. A
splendid rrrrn Tor the merchantmen
Of tho guests has been planned and the
youngsters arr planning a glorious lime.
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Dance and Euobr.

Plans have been completed and n
nrgo Attendance Is expected at Tn.
HeltHnce hose house iu North Warwood
The building ls beautifully decorated
iFvceeds VII 50 To the paying OF a debt
building.
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monthly meeting 81 the Loyal DauEh-
tiers or the Christian church. viii bo bef5
this evening at 7:5O o'clock. az the resi-
dence OF Miss Tany. OF Sixteenth street.
az Iiembers are 60 be present, a. this
viii be a business meeting.
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didn't IIfHrr but arauy t
skin around Tho pimpls
became red AMI innamed
They began itching and buru-
ing and Z suffered untold
misery scratched thom
until fhry bioi and ] fuf-
f1-i with She burning pains
tried ramrfi~ without
- - IA. L.
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Arlnn kahrr.Nisit.

This afternoon and evening the
members OF the Arion society will en-
JOY their chicken-noodle supper. There
viii be cards in the afternoon and
dancing in the evening. Mrs. Fred
Stroehman D. chairman OF the com.
mittee in charge. She Is assisted bv
an able committee.
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Ihe Junior Loyal Daughters Of the
First Christian church a. Elm Grove.
nave completed arrangement for A
bread ana pastry sale that will be given
Al the winters Brothers meat market.
~ Etn Grove Saturday. Januhry 90.
~ proceeds % the affair will be used
Tor the bennnt OF Tho rHnrrE
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The Colonial club. OF Wheeling. viii
EtNe a dance this evening at Lash's hall
corner Ftfth street and Warwood ave
nue.. Tho hall f. being decorated for
mo occasion and a large crowd s. eK-
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Funeral services over the guaiLs q
the MaI Earvt Dcltch. who passed away
at her home az -srhO Point Tuesday
morning will be held this morning At
$50 o.tloDk from the place OF death.
Requiem high mass will be celebrated at
e o'clock al the St MICnAers church.
IntermcHt will be at MI calvary cemo-
terry.
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weekly meeting Of shield or Honor
lodge No. 8, or Narwood. will be held
this evening az the Owls club in South
Narwood. Many matters viii come W
ana n large attendance r. expected
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All plans have been completed for the
concert which VIII be given by tho choir
Or the Christian church. February a.
Proceeds viii be used for the purchasing
OF q pipe organ for the church.
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An par nEn.tinr-

The ladies' Aid Society OF the Luth-
Gran church, will meet to-day at ~ resi-
aence OF Mrs. George Bruhn. corner OF
eighteenth street and Rtchland avenue.
All members are urged 70 b. present.
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90 = close SaturdaS evening. About 20
conversions have been made and the
meeting IN proving one OF the most sue
c.-sful ever held in the church.
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slsaghtnR PnyN.

a number OF local peupLe gave a
sie4ghiug party last evening. The tHp
wa enjoyed BY all aH 10 was not too
cold and the roads were IN fine condi-
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Tho revival that I1E been iu progress
go th. West Alexander VI T. church dur
ing tho past several days will b, brought
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WARWOOD
To Owe Supper.

Members OF the ladies' 40 Soefety
OF the Presbyterian church will give a
supper AT the church ON the ayenfaR or
February II.
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pance Club

This evening at the home OF DR..
and Mrs. Bates McLain the dance
club Of which Mrs. Maud Spooner-
Becker Is the instructor. will meet.
The members OF the club are Mr.. and
Mrs. J. =. Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Robb, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Whitley. Dr. and Mrs. G. Bates Nc
lain.
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Charity Ball.

The charity ball TO be given at he
Carroll Club on the evening OF Wed.
nesday. February 10. is attracting the
usual attention. II Is given under no
auspices Of the Ladies' Aid Society OF
the Home OF the Good Shepherd. Mrs
J. Adam Blum is chairman Of he
committee in charge. The following
ladies have been chosen patronesses.
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Daily Chit-C Chat
10y Ruth cameron)
THINGS ONE WOULD RATHER
NOT HAVE SAID

NOT HAVE SAID.
As a prelude % a Few words on
breaks. / started 90 say that these IN
fortunate little mistakes were due To
thought . withdrew that statement.
FREAKS BY which. OF course. you
know that mean those well meant but
unfortunate little things which one finds
Immediately after uttcring that one
would infinitely rather not have said
are made by the tactful and tactless
] doubt Or there o. ono Of you who
reads this who cannot recall at least one
such unfortunate mistak, which she
would almost have given the tip OF her
I tongue o. get back Inc moment 10 left
I that fafsful spot
The Only Comfortable Chair in the Room
Indeed lt was one % the most tactful
girls / know who made r. most painful
break IN O. quarter where 81, uTrtirua
larry wished Co appear we'll She WIS
calling with two or three other girls on
a woman whom they an greatly admired
. The room ln which they sac was s rather
sur and formal room aud the Elrl mo-
uc'd that her beloved hostess was SIT
Tins lu ur uncomfortable chair. where
a. she arflrtehgI herself and everyone
else by bringing fu her feet Zoo Hff."
her own chair. with the unfortunate re-.
marx. Why. here 7 arm sitting in The
.UiF .umfurt1bIe chair boz The room
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bot have aoid Again and again have
beard variations ~ this theme uttered
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ordinary tact
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object or ono .f f.. most amusing
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-28

We asked the young lady across the
way n she believed In the ueutraliza-
tion OF the Philippines and she said Il
might be all right in time but she fear
ed they. weren't quite ready for COM
piete self-government yet.