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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
HIBERNIANS TO
HAVE BIG BALL
a NUAI ST. PATRIcR's DAY
EVENT TONIGHT AT MAR
KET AUDITORIUM
Excellent Dance Program Has Seen
Arranged Large Number % Per
sons To Be Present

The annual St Patrlck's day cele-
brstlOn and ball will BE- given az the
Market Auditorium this evening By
the members OF the Ancient Order OF
Hiberntans Of Wheeling. one OF the
most elaborate dance programs ever
rendered under the auspices OF the
local organization. has been prepared
for the occasion. consisting OF an the
latest steps. The special music VIII
be- furnished by Bachman's orchestra
Another feature will BE- the serving Of
refreshments Euchre viii be played
BY those who do not care TO take part
In the dancing and according 10 all
indications a general good time h 81
pected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
Observe sineteenth Anniversary.

The members Of West Virginia Cir
Gle No. pol. Protected Home Circle
observed their nineteenth anniversary
last night al their headquarters in
the Odd Fellows building. corner OF
Twelfth and Chapline streets. BY
the rendering OF special musical and
literary program. The special music
OF the evening was rendered by St
Johns orchestra and the principal sd-
dress was delivered by Evan NJ Rob
ers OF Pittsburg. Among those taking
part were Alice NJ Peterson, William
Fousee. II. :. Carmichael. Walter sad
Ter. French Walton and Others The
event as whole was a very pleasant
and enjoyable one. silver Offering
was taken az the door.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
10 GlNe AnnuaI Am

The hrst annual ball 10 be given
by the Workmens Circle. branch No.
fl6, will be held in the Elks club
auditorium Thursday evening. April
!. A splendid dancing program Will
be rendered. consisting OF all of the
latest steps. and the special music
Will be furnished by Meister's full or.
chestra. The proceeds derived from
the dance viii go to help the Jewish
sufferers in the war zone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
Missionary Tea.

The Woman's Auxiliary of st.
Luke's church will give Missionary
Tea on "wednesday afternoon. April
I, from > until O'Clock, In the parish
mouse. A splendid program viii be
rendered as well as the enjoying Of
other diversions which are being pro-
yided for by the committee or ar
engagements.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17

The designs here puT.aHa.uI arc
easy to develop and DouFruIrr. and
comfortable The waist mas b.. Of
naiuFOOk or raubrIr or f0r warmth.
Of canton or d0msf flannel Tho rlfU.
coat Of cambria. naineDUE ur lawn
with any desired TRIMMING added.
The blO0unra. such practical m.
derEarmonf. are good for .af.lr raIa.
tea E'uEham. Orr HrU-aur.rr serge .-
0annoIl The Pattern b.. rnI bod g.
sizes O. o. and rr years rur
on 2 year size fI VIII require III.
yard FOR The pefue0af ~ ward for
o." boomers. and D yard Tor me waist.
OF 30 inch material
a pattern of tbIa Illustration mailed
fo any address ru receipt Uf Toe fr
silver 0r stamps
Address IrfrlHre1.oT Pattern Doc.
rarfmru. 40 faHH Main street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17

Miss Leonna HaRerman and Mr.
Clarence Rodocker. OF this city. were
quietly married at Steubenvillc Mon
day. The wedding was surprise TO
thelr many friends. From Steuben-
bile the young couple went TO Pitts
burgh To spend their wedding trim.
Upon their return they viii reside in
this city. Mr.. Rodocker is ciga.
roller. while the young lady is known
In local social circles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
paN NurserN board

The members Of the executive
board OF the Kings Daughters Day
Nursery will be held at the Day MUIR
sery on the South Side Friday after
noon at 3 o'clock Important bust
ness matters will come up for con
sideration and all Of the members OF
the board are urged to be present.
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ohserve Einhth alrthdav

Miss Ruth Burkle celebrated her
birthday on last Monday evening at
the home of her parents I'm honor OF
her eighth anniversary. Quite a
number OF her friends were enter
tanned and the evening was spent in
the playing of music and games. At
a seasonable hour refreshments were
served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
WIN hnId Me.tinn-

\ meeting of the members OF
Washington district. of the Equal suf-
irage league. will be held this after
noon at the home OF Mrs j. Harold
Bremen. on North Main street The
address will be delivered by Mrs I'd
win Linton. OF Washington. Pa. and
the general public IL invited 10 De-
present.
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henning sherman. and a splendid
literary program will BE- rendered
French Literature will be studied by
ne members and Miss Elizabeth
Eskey VIII have charge Of the meet
ing. and an usual discussion OF the
writers OF France and Belgium viii
be the chief feature Current events
viii be discussed by Mrs. ]. Il. LItteil
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LUNAcY CHARGE.
Jacob Black. Of Near Elm Grove. Ar
rested Yesterday.

Jacob Black, an aged farmer living
about five miles north Of Elm Grove
was arrested on lunacy warrant
yesterday by Deputy sheriff Louis
LaEomarcino and brought to th-
county Jail here for examination.
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DaN Of Pravrr

The annual prayer service for 'ho
Woman's Foreign Missionary SocigvS
will be held At ire Fourth Street 81
+. church on Thursday afternoon De
ginning at o'clock. This will be a
union meeting OF the societies OF the
wheeling district and all women of
The churchcs are invited To- b. present.
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Improvement Club 10 Meet

The members of the Glendale i'm
proNement club viii meet this after
noon al the home Of Mrs. Anna ] ore
ON the Dallas pike. The afternoon
VIII be spent In playing various
games and "a general good time is To
be expected. Following the after
noon diversions, a dainty luncheon
will BE- served Mrs. George BiIIick
viii have charge OF the program.
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VIII Give Junior oarty.

The members OF the Junior class OF
me MoOdsdale public school will give
ST Patrick's day party Friday even
ing in the school building. A SPLEEN
did program Of attractive novelties in
keeping with 81. Patrick's day will be
rendered and general good time Is
anticipated Tor the young people.
Miss Blanche Storer il Chairman 81
the committee on arrangements
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MeLure-Lester Bank. Clarksburg.
II. q. Ringie. Canton. r. A. Loar.
Clarksburg; Tim Ross. Wsynesburg.
X. W. Scott. lrontOn: C. n OHsra.
East Liverpool: o. G. Parkin. Wash.
ington. J. II. Eyerlord. Canton
Stsmm-Carson Post. ElIenboro.
W. b. salt Aspinwsll. g. T. David
son. Columbus.
Grand centrsl-Fred Ditmer. Nc
keesport; G. ". Bell. Parkersburg:
W. W. Nicely. Pittsburgh. J. e. Evans.
Jackson. W. ". Whitman. New Phil
adelphis.
5runs~iek-w. r. CLARK. CIarks-
burg A Lieeke. Fairmout. J. J.
Green. Parkersburg W. HunWict.
Clsrksburg NJ. NJ. Kraft. Grafton. J.
A. Plckern. ParkersburE
Mis- Elizabeth Stamm viii arrive
home tomorrow from a six weeks Wis
IL with friends IN Florida.
Harry Garland OF Trenton. y J.. rs
visiting friends here
Dr ;. /. Jepson. secretary OF the
state board of health. has returned
home from Weston. where he was cali
cd on official duties
DIR. ;. l.. Jepson has returned from
profes sional visit az Weston
Miss Elizabeth Stamm has returned
home from a delightful visit OF two
months in, the south with friends at
Datona. Palm Beach and other points
I'm Florida, returning by way Of Wash
ington. ID. G.
Mrs. Lewis NJ Sutten is the guest
of Mrs. 5. L. Jepson. OF Twelfth
street
Miss Allie Christy OF ST. Clair~vil,.
has resigned as l,Jd surgical nurse az
the Hashlue hospital and .vill be- sue
ceeded b. Miss Ehcu Haskins
Mr. r " Morris ~ Iitf.UrrrE rsr-
IeseutttlNe of the Associated Press SER
vice BE- iu the city. covering the Ens
nsaring before Tire special master. Nj.
Morris came ln town yesterday.
Mr.. Erluk Dorsey fu~msrI- or West
Liberty who underwent gu operation gt
the Obi" Valley General hospital Mouda b
j. recovering
Thomas uoEe student az Washing
ton and jefferson college fS spending a
rev DAYS at HE home suffering from an
uttaCk 81 Jousillus
Mrs William Allison ~ East Liver.
pool H. spending few DAYS in the CITY
as the guest Of friends.
Frank urulg.n spent the first Of the
week 20 New Mart.uEyille trausacting
business
T. l.. shepherd has resumed his duti..
at the Pennsylvania freight office fol
lowing a visit With relatives AZ New
Jacob Whitman r GER repaIrmsu ON
The local division of the a. a 3D.. B. OF
duty on account OF illness.
red toWer-, an rmrloNo - the Penn
home iu North Wheeling on account of
illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-17
Woman's Literary cIub

An interesting meeting of the WO.
mans Literary club will be held this
afternoon IN the studio of Mrs. Lima
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ns or errv uut Hu.
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About People
kosensnts o. individuals -
and From .its City.
AT TIE hotels.

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6runS~iek-W. r. CLARK. CIarks
burg A Lieeke. Fairmout. J. J.
Green. Parkersburg. W. HunWict
Clsrksburg Nj NJ Kraft. Grafton. D.
A Plckern. ParkersburE
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-23
Personals :

Mrs. W. T. Menear has returned
from Morgantown. where she had been
the guest OF Mrs. S. A. ShuttIesworth
for several days.
Mrs. Wilbur Crafts and daughter,
Miss Irene. and sister. Miss Lusy
Bainey, have returned from a visit
with relatives in Woodlawn and other
points in Pennsylvania. They were
accompanied home by Mr.. Crafts
father, who is their guest for a few
weeks.
The Misses Laura and Emma Rey-
nolds, OF Grafton. are the guests OF
Mrs. Anna Boyers and Mr.. w. W.
Reynolds,
Miss Mary Conway, Of Benoni ave
nue., who attends the Rollins school in
Winter Park. Fla, has returned home
after a visit with friends in Orlando,
Fla.
Mrs. John Baker, Of Keyser, is the
guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. Merriheld, on Columbia street.
The Misses Pearl and Marie Scott
have returned from San Francisco,
where they attended the Panama eX-
position. They were members OF Miss
Katherine Tierney's party and have
visited many points OF interest.
Mrs. Lutte Brown and children have
returned from Harrison county. where
they were the guests OF friends for
several weeks.
Dr.. c. L. Holland recetYed a mes.
sage last evening from Pittsburgh
stating that Mrs. Holland, who is a
surgical patient at the West Penn Hos.
pital, was getting along nicely and her
condition was decidedly favorable.
". Gordon, special agent for the
Freedom Oil Company. arrived in this
city yesterday morning from Pitts.
burg. He is staying at the Watson
Hotel.
Mark D. Wilson. OF ClarksburG, was
q visitor in Fairmont yesterday the
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guest of friends. He returned home
last evening.
W D.. Brookover. Of New Martins.
vile. arrived in this city yesterday.
While staying at the Watson hotel
he purchased a Hudson automobile,
the deal being closed with Harry New.
conner.
W. E. Michael. Of Pennington, was
a business visitor in Fairmont yester.
day and today. He returned home
this afternoon.
Edward G. Smith. a Republican poll.
tician, of Chicago. H.. was a vIsItor
here among friends yesterday. Mr..
Smith spoke highly OF the governor
of this state and his belief is that
the next president Of the United
States will be a Republican.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackson and
daughter, Miss Elizabeth. OF Baxter,
will arrive here tonight from an ex'
tended visit with friends and relatives
in Maryland and Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Harry B. Clark. who is spend,
ing the summer at Deer Park, Md, Is
spending a few days in the city.
Additional personals on page five.
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convened at the lodge rooms and
marched to the site Of the Temple, led
by the Morgantown band. An escort
Of Knights Templar, IN full regaltar
headed the procession OF MasonS.
The grand lodge officers who CON
Quoted the cornerstone laying we're
". T. Ice, Jr.. Philippi, grand master:
T. ". Hennen. Fairmont. deputy grand
master; E. K. Stout. Clarksburg,
grand tiler: E. N. Showalter, Fair.
mont. past grand master and grand
orator.
Other grand officers appointed for
the occasion were: William More
head. Morgantown, grand chaplain; \.
D. Walker. Fairmont. senior grand
warden: Harry F. Smith. Fairmont.
junior grand warden; Frank A. Shean.
Morgantown. senior grand deacon; 10
seph H. Akroid. junior grand deacon:
H. c. Howard. Of Fairmont. grand
treasurer: Prescott T. White. Morgan.
town. grand secretary: Thomas v
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Kilcoyne. the baseball betting pool
man. has quit publishing his paper.
Kiicoyne Is correct.
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Los ANGELES. Cal. July 23.-Fan-
ME Ward, often called the best.dressed
woman on the stage. whose wardrobe
OF gorgeous gowns. priceless furs and
exquisite Jewels would almost turn
the brain OF an ordinary feminine
wants to play a rags" part.
She has 200 hats in her wardrobe
and nearly half a thousand aigrets D.
every color and size imaginable She
has enough French creations for al.
ternoon and evening to fill IS trunks.
And among her fabulous fur collec.
ton is a $685. 900 black Russian sabla
coat, one of two made for the Car.
ina Of Russia.
Her pearls are almost priceless and
her jeweled pieces for neck and arms
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Followed Friends Advice

After trying FrurIa and Traxo Mrs. l. c. Clark $40 mena d.
Dallas Texas, wrote to che Pnus laboratories d fo"o"S'
II have been a sufferer from galLstones. and FTuitoia aN
Traro VA recommended and am glad TO say TOOK advaM
fare NJ vour most wonderful medicine, with wonderful. results
FftoIa AMI Traxo are two remedies that are used IN COMMUNION
Fruftoa acts on the Intestinal organs as a powerful orlean ou"mns
the contested waste and breaking up the hardened ParHeieS So ua
easy elimination follows quickly, TO the great renet u IN suen
Traxo is a compound Of splendid tonic properties o. speeial vMus 80
renothenIn and restoring the system that has been weakened oy
constant suffering.
The pinus laboratories have many letters on file :esHty'n9 !" ~
-.-r+ If EruitoIa and Traxo: letters from people who have sec
remedy and know from actual experience what It ma cone 'r %em.
For the convenience ct the public, arrangements nave beer maze 70
supply FruitoIa and Traxo through leading drug sores. N a""o"
they can be obtained at Martins Drug Store on H"7 rec
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Motor

DR. !. c. Jollitfe. DR.. Frank House
and Postmaster r. NJ. Williams. all
of Mupcie, Ind. who are in Fairmont.
the guests of Clyde Hutchinson. were
entertained last evening at the home
Of John A. Biiler. on Main street. TIL:
rartv motored 10 Fairmont from Nun
cje a few days ago. and will leave
this evening for that point over the
same route.
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For Guests.

The Misses Mona and Nina Simon
entertained at a charmingly appoint,
ed lawn party last evening at their
home on Maple avenue hOnoring their
house guests, Miss Edith Martin. OF
Baltimore, and the Misses Virginia
Brown and Stella Sonners, OF Strass'
burg. Va. The lawn was attractirely
lighted by Japanese lanterns and pic
mic lunches in baskets we're austen.
ed of. About 40 guests we're delight
fully entertained.
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Gone 70 Country.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence R. Kinsey
and J. Clyde Kinsey. who were here
last night for the concert at the First
Baptist church in which the Messrs,
Kinsey took part, returned today to
the home OF their mother, Mrs. G. W.
Kinsey, at Dents Run. They we're
accompanied by the Messrs. kinsey's
sisters. Mrs. w. D. Evans and Mrs.
Thomas Powell and their families and
they will spend several days at the
family homestead.
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Lay Cornerstone
Of Masonic Temple
FAIRMoNT MEN PARTICIPATE IN
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES AT
MoReANTowN.

With impressive ceremonies the
cornerstone Of the Masonic Temple al
Morgantown, which is in the course
OF construction by Morgantown Union
Lodge. No. 4. A. F. and A. NJ. was laid
yesterday evening.
Six hundred Masons representing
West Virginia and Western Pennsyl'
vania lodges. were present, and par
ticipated in the ceremonies incident
to the laying of the cornerstone.
At $50 o'clock the Grand Lodge
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PICNIC Suprer.

Honoring Mr.. and MEs. Marion Hol-
comb. OF Lambertviile. y. j.. and Miss
Catherine Yost. OF Pontiac. H.. a fam
lily reunion and picnic supper was
served at Loop Park last evening.
The was a delightful one and
the e list included: Dr.. and Mrs.
L. y. Yost. DIR. and Mrs. D. L. L. Yost.
DR.. and Mrs. H. S. Yost, Mr.. and Mrs.
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are a blaze of diamonds and rubies.
Yet, after displaying the exquisite
contents OF her wardrobe and jewel
box. Fannie Ward energetica!ly an
nounCed: Il am sick to death Of
clothes. I want to play a rags next
time. There's nothing in clothes
They don't near anything. They're
lifeless."
A new play is being arranged for
Miss Ward for next season. If she has
her way it will be something in which
she can figure, in at least one scene
in the role OF a "raggedy" girl. So
set upon this is she. that she has had
some pictures taken in the sort Of
part she fancies just to show the man.
ager folk how she can do il.
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Miss phiIIins 10 Entertain.

Miss Ruth Phillips will entertain at
a dance at Highlawn, the summer
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Phillips. near the city tonight
h%onoring three guests in the city. the
Misses Sonners. Martin and Brown,
guests Of the Misses Simon.
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Ear Miss Lemasters.

Miss Florence LeMasters, daughter
Of DR.. Lee LeMasters, was the honor
guest last evening at a surprise birth.
dav PARTY at her home on Walnut ave
nue. which event was arranged in hon
or of her birthday anniversary by
Misses Pauline Snider and Haller Bos-
serman. The evening IA spent at
games and various diversions and re-
freshments were served. The guests
numbered IS.
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porch Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hall enter
tanned at a porch supper last evening
at their home on Benoni avenue which
was a delightfully."- appointed event.
Garden flowers formed attractive dec.
orations and a delicious menu was
served.
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L0CM S0qNE8H9.
EVENTS ~ q

James Hess. Mr.. and Mrs. W. E.
Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl YosS, DR..
and Mrs. Ollie Hill. Mrs. H. c. Mckay
and children, Or. F. E. Hess, Mrs. Mat
tie Johnston; Messrs. Ernest Iost.
Joe Yost. Coyd Yost. Rufus Yost. Paul
Yost, Wendell Hess, Carol Hess and
Paul Hess.
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Fleming. Fairmont, a dpursutvsn
Elisha 8. AIIender, MorgantoNn. grand
steward; S. F. Holland, Fa1rmonS
grand steward; Terrence D. Stewart
Morgantown. grand marshal, = ~
E. Helgren and E. n. Grand. Moran
town. deputy grand marsaais
Following the ritualistie services
Hon. 3, N. Showalter. Past Grand
Master OF West Virginia, Of this city
delivered a scholarly address.
A large number Of local Masons
attended the ceremonies. among the
number being Thomas ". F1emlns
carl E. Frame. William Ensle. S. p.
Brooks, ". H. Brand. RAYMOND Hal.
Ter. Harvey Pitzer. Frances E Mich
OILS, Wilbur Hennen. N. NJ Neeiys
Clarence Musgrave, Rev. H. G. How
ard. X. D. Walker. E. u. ShoWalter.
Kilcovne, the baseball betting pool
o,,y. 0yhlSsh{ng his naOer
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cLEAN1Ne MAIN sTREET:

The CITY put men TO work this morn,
ing cleaning Main street. The sand
is being slowly removed and is kept
settled each day by the water wagon.
The Detroit times., 1915-03-17
A-i2ss
EDMUND BURKE,
IRISH SINGER, is
NOT A WARRIOR

"Arrah. g5wan wild ye," protested
big Edmund Burke. the baritone.
blushing furiously and boyishly shy
when a friend introduced him to The
Times as "the man who sang all the
applause away from Kubelik: and
Nine. Melba, when those famous ar
lists were here year ago"
Mr.. Burke is In Detroit 10 sins
Irish ballads. wednesday evening, In
the srmory. IN the 81. Patrick's day
celebration OF the A. O. II. OF Wayne
county. in which w. Bourke Cochran.
OF New York, viii be the speaker,
Those who heard the Melba-Kubelik
concert In Detroit last season at
which Mr., Burke was the third solo
LIST will remember that his singing
was much enjoyed and that he was
applauded TO the echo.
Like 30 many singers whose Euro