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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-24
SIDE TALKS
Diherentness
(5y Ruth Cameron;

In all my trip don't believe I saw
nything more lovely than our old river
IN the country as Il looks on a June day
Win the piled up clouds reflected in the
nates ana the long grasses waving on
INC bank and the cows coming down
pool" ~ '"e
So says a friend OF mine who has re-
Gently come back from trip TO the
rhen you were sorry you WENT /
ON. no" she seid quickly. Par from
~ wouldn't have missed Ia for any
Inlng. ana I am already longing for the
utne when ! can go again"
And yet you can Ind just a. much
beauty here at home"
Not More Beautiful But Different.
Yes she spid slowly. hut Ia wasn't
because y was more beautiful that 1
ioEed II but because u was different.
fihes are as beautiful az palms. hui
Mhen you've seen pines an your iIfe Won
loNe % see palms. ~ was the different
ness loved more than the boautv. per
maps I'm queer that wav."
10 you think she r. queer. reader
! don't.
u seems 70 me that the love OF differ
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Engagement Announced.

AT an elegantly appointed luncheon
given yesterday afternoon at the Wind
sor hotel the engagement of Miss
Fredericka Kraatz to Mr.. Paul Ger.
lack. of Jacksonville. Fla. was formal
~ announced. Miss Clara Kraatz en-
tertained for her sister. at cards. from
ESQ until o'clock. when the lunch
con was served, the decorations OF
which were in pink and white. The
table was conferred with pink asters.
and small baskets tied with tulle and
MED with CONNECTIONS were the pref.
" iavors. IL was during the luncheon
the charming bit of news was di.
Vulged. The guests of the afternoon
were:
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SWIMMING CLASSES
Will Be Organized at the " M. c. A.
In Addition to Regular Gynnna-
Stun Organizations.

In connection with the regular gym
.nasium work. two swimming classes
are to be organized at the Young Mems
Christian Association which will be
under the direction OF Physical Direc-
tor Chas. J. Miller. The classes will
be conducted on Monday and Wednes-
day evenings Of each week. from TO
3 O'Clock. A session from to $3.50
O'Clock will be for beginners while
the rest Of the hour will be for
those who are more advanced in the
art OF swimming Private swimming
lessons may also be arranged
This innovation will prove popular
among the young people of the associa-
ton and IL Is thought that many OF
the older ones also will take advantage
of the classes
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APPRAISERS MEET
bach Estate Get Toaether-Ps.
pers Filed IN Circuit Court.

The first meeting Of the appraisers
appointed 20 appraise the estate OF the
late Henry Schmulbach was held yes.
terday morning and plans made for III.
ture work. a lot OF work will be done
oy the appraisers. as they will have
10 visit points in different parts OF
the country
All the papers on the appeal from
probate have been filed with the cir
cult clerk The case will be docketed
a. the next term OF court. and the
bearing on the contest will start
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GOOD TREATMENT
FOR OILY SCALPS
Makes Hair Fluffy and Easy
to Manage

Men and women whose hair and
scalp are excessively oily have hard
work keeping their hair in good con
diuon- Dust and dirt mingle with dan
drum. cling to the oily hair and scalp.
clog the scalp pores. stifie the hair
roots and make proper cleansing al
most impossible
Partisan Sage Is an ideal treatment
Tor this trouble. Wash the hair not
oiteaer than once week. but use
PARTISAN Sage twice daily. pouring a
little into the parted hair and rubbing
II oriskly right into the scalp with the
nnger tips Il drives out dandruff. dis
solves the excess oil and stimulates
the scalp into healthy normal action.
This simple remedy can be obtained
from {. II. Griest & Co. or any drug
counter and is very inexpensive.-Adv.
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FIRST DANCE AT
COLUMBIA CLUB
HAPPY THRoNc OF YOUNG PEo.
PIE ENJOY INITIAL EVENT
OF THE SEASON.
Miss Cora krsstx Announces Engage.
ment OF Sister at Luncheon.
Social Notes.

The most popular season OF the wear
Was opened at the Columbia Club last
evening. when a happy throng OF young
people gathered for the first dance al
the club hall. Decorations were In
yellow and green streamers. and spe
cial lighting effects were arranged on
the stage.
Baehman's orchestra greatly pleased
by playing for the old-time waltz and
two-step. Dancing began at s and con,
tinued to 1880. with intermission for
refreshments az TO- The reception
committee. which greatly aided in the
success OF the evening. follows:
Mesdames
A. Kerkhon. A. Bott.
VIM. Sharbaugh. j Koehler.
Misses
Angela Sonnefeld. Mary Bernhart.
Marcella Some Alma Eisenauer,
field. Regina Eisenauer
Helen Winnies- Helen Kerkhon.
doerter. Mary Hawke.
Caroline Nolte. Isabella Koehler.
Clara Hell.
Messrs.
George Bishop. Gregory Schrei-
Chas- Blessing. Der.
Leo Bonenberger. Ed Kirchner.
VIM. Burke, John J. Gallager,
Bernie Burke. VIM. Mueller.
Leo Coleman. Ed Newman.
George Raab.
Those present were:
Misses
Barbara Korn. Marcella Some
Freda behold. field.
Helen Rose. Madeline Korn.
Agnes Slender. Helen Weaver,
Pauline Seifert. Dorothy Kirch-
Mary Bernhart. gessner.
Isabelle Singer. Rose Kirchgess-
Clara Koontz. ner.
Eliza Hayercamp. NJ. Burke.
Regina Essen Mary McGrail.
hauer, Marie Gillingham,
Alma Eisenhauer, Mamie Vogler.
Bertha Holman. Helen Vogler,
Helen BREEDING. Mary Kearns.
Frances Hores. Agnes Kearns,
Catherine Hores. Cecilia Miller.
Florence Arnold, Carolyn Fillmer.
Virginia Arnold. Anna Hack.
Angela Sonnefeld.
Messrs.
John Hammer. n. Steitz.
Frank Link, Alois Holman.
Fred Link, Eugene Coleman,
Maurice Bosold, a. Fisher.
Fred Bosold. W. Fisher.
Paul Hummer, c. Fisher.
c. Donavon, II. O'Connell
Lawrence Mayer. r A. Newman.
y. r. Smith. Dan A. Manners.
Andrew Reith, p. Tracy.
Lawrence Barrett, w. Steigner.
c. G. OLeary. Bernie Burke.
Charles Weiss.
Chaperones were Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Nogler. Mr. and Mrs. J. z. Whence, Mr.
and Mrs. Becker W. Witzberger.
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HOLD INQUEST
Ctreumstanees Surrounding Death Of
Martha Virginia Morrison VIII
Be Investigated To-ruorrov.

In view Of The fact that the prose.
cutting attorney win probably have r.
partially open day tomorrow. the ln.
quest into che circumstances surround.
ing The death OF Martha Virginia Nor
rison will BE- held tomorrow AT wit.
nesses have been summoned
Paul Elbcrt charged with furnish.
JOS The Morrison rirl the DRUG. the use
or which BE- said 10 have killed hcr.
viii DO given RI hearing on the charge
before Squire X. Hobbs
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AUTO cLUs MEETS

The directors of the Ohio valley An.
tomobilo Club met last evening In the
Board Of Trade rooms in tho Market
Auditorium. in their regular semi
monthly meeting Only matters of a
routine nature were considered Noth.
ms OF the meeting was given out for
publication
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Duerr-c onIey.

wedding which will interest their
many friends was solemnized at the
parsonage Of the First Baptist church
by Rev. +. f. BrininstooI last evening
az O'Clock. The principals were
Miss Susie Conley. OF this city. and
Mr. Frederick c. Duerr. of Wellsbure.
A short honeymoon trip to Parkers-
ourg and other points will be made.
pom their return to Wheeling, after
october /. they will reside at 223O
Market street. Mrs. Duerr was en-
ployed at the George r. Taylor Com.
rany store. as head cashier. and has
many friends in the city who will ex-
tend best wishes.
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Another of this weeks charming
affairs will be given this evening by
Mrs. J. j. Carroll at her home on
North Main street. complimenting the
Misses Ruth Palmer and Caroline
Clarkson OF Charleston. who are the
guests OF Mrs. s. NJ. Noyes. OF the
Island.
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Dr. o. Ieps0n formerly of this
Guy, nov located az Charleston sinrp
ruminE DIE new position. that OF
STATE Health COMMISSIONS has o.
sued q public letter elvinF valuable
information relative Co eliminating U.s..
rhold tever in West virginia COW
or The letter NAV b. bad By communi
rafIue wfth ur fsus0-
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Catholic Women's LEAGUE.

The regular meetings OF the Catho-
lie Women's League will be resumed
next Monday evening. September %.
AZ y o'clock. This meeting is to be
held at the Carroll Club. and the mem.
bers are all urged to be present, as
special features will be discussed
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skin-cleaning powers.
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PARISI.A4Ns!
KSR:XS3
EoR HAR AND SCALP

Rev. Father Rossman performed the
ceremony. and the attendants were
Messrs. Herman Moore and Joseph
Young. Mr.. and Mrs. Gray are both
popular young people and have many
friends. who are extending congratula-
tons.
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entness is something that is born in al
most every one OF Us.
Don't you remember as a child how
you adored anything out OF the estab-
nshcd order Of thinRs2
Wasn't IL Pun 70 Eat in the Kitchen.
IN housecleaning time. for instance.
mat season your mother pretended 70
dread and actually reveled in with "A
KIND OF self-flagellattng frenzy. don't
you remember how delighted you We're
when the carpets were up all over the
housee and you trod on bare floors And
then the da ythe dining-room was being
cleaned aud you came home from school
a. noon TO find dinner served In the
Kitchen. don't you remember how the
differentness delighted you. and what a
SAVIOR the meal took from its strange
surroundings
When ! was child. my grandfather.
with whom we lived. kept hens All
through the spring and summer they
were strictly confined to their run but
IN the fall. after the vegetables were up
anc the flowers had ceased TO bloom
they were permitted TO run loose through
the grounds for n few days TO forage Tor
themselves. ! can't tell YOU what thrills
u gave me 10 see a hen stalking un-
checked through the front yard. 1 hadn't
the vaguest idea they why i liked Il but
j know nOW-it was a reversal Of the
established order Of things
h. ~
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thing 20 desire. but she finally braved
the penalty and did a.
ntferentness r. the spice Of life-not
lhe SOLD nourishing. necessary daily
1000. put the spice that makes the food
palatahle. When daily living becomes
gnpalatable " - often a little pinch OF
differentncss that We crave whether We
know n or not
RUTH CAMERON.
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She WHn Tsl f 70 Take a BAN Bath with

a friend has confessed 20 me that one
or her childish ambitions was 10 keen
Her mother. re- person Of little fmagfna-
tion. strictly forbade IL az an insane
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NcTN 0nI0Yable danEinr uartv III
lhe week was given last evening al the
ttslucnce OF Mr. William Hlrifus h,
lhe members 81 the Middle Wheeling
creek tennis club. 4 splendid muefcai
program was furnished for the dances
nf ihmcr orchestra and delicious re-
iierhtnsutE during the evening added to
tnn deughts or the occasion. Amoug
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Afesdanes
Evening Party.

Evening Party.
Monday evening. at her home on
North Market street, Miss Emma Roe.
Ger was hostess to a number OF her
girl friends. The home was prettiIv
decorated for the occasion in blue and
yellow. The wedding of Miss Roeder
and Mr Roy Reitz is scheduled for
early November. and Monday even.
lngs gathering was to display the con.
tents Of her Hope Chest" 10 her init.
mate girl friends. Needless TO say
the hostess was shOwered with many
CONGRATULATIONS. Later in the evening
delicious luncheon was served The
favored guests were:
Misses
Lulu horn. Flora Roeder.
Emma Stanke. Marie Stanke
hiBle RICE. Gertrude Stanke.
Mesdames
Ross Reitz. Grover CASHIER
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sehan at EdRinqton Lane The house
was very beautifully decorated for the
occasion. the color scheme being white
and yellow. The diversion OF the after
noon was the playing of various card
games. at the conclusion OF which
dainty refreshments were served The
event was very pleasant and ENJOYABLE
one. The guest were
Misses
Alma Emmert Gene Walters,
Gene Nau, Olive Hoge.
Mesdames
Fred klug. Mrs. Stevens.
wendell Schriver. Harry Clouse.
Louis Nau Harry WeisherYer
OFT Emmert Mrs Wahl
Emil Hanke, Patrick King
John Shaw, Albert Sehan
Theatre Party
company OF friends. members OF the
Kerry klub. formed = theatre party 10
the Victoria "Wednesday evening After
witnessing the performance n delight full
luncheon was cnejOyed at the Windsor
Hotel In the party were:
Misses:
Katherine White MARY Joyce
i.orena Cowl. Annie Chapman.
Marie Mcdonald Esther Wilson
Nellie Vance. Florence Sells.
Mcssrs:
Iohn Mcmahon, Edward Kelly.
Jesse GAMER. Robert Ritter
Nile Shepherd John Specht
Leonard Morning Paul Moran
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a very enjoyable evening was spent
Wednesday az the nome of Mr.. Harry
Atwell, on Jacob street II was in the
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oray-Moore.

At the rectory OF the Sacred Heart
church. Wednesday evening. at s
o'clock. occurred the marriage OF Miss
Anna Moore. OF North Wheeling. and
Mr. Walter Cray. of the South Side
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Merryman- soindler.

Al interesting wedding took place
at o'clock Thursday afternoon in the
parlors of the parsonage at the First
Christian church. Rev. w. n. Fields
performing the ceremony which united
IN marriage Miss ISllian Moreland
Spindler of this city and Mr.. Earl Ros-
eoe Merryman of Bloomingdale, o.
The bride was attired in a travelling
suit OF blue with accessories to match.
few friends were present to witness
the ceremony. there being no attend
ants.
Immediately following the ceremony
the couple left over the Pennsylvania
for their own furnished home at
Mingo. o., where the groom holds a
responsible position in the Office OF
the Carnegie Steel company. Mrs.
Merryman is the accomplished daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs William Spindler
of the Island. and is popular in large
circle OF friends
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ice Cream Social.

An ice cream social will be given
next Wednesday evening at the home
OF the Misses Kassermann. Forty
third and Jacob streets. under the au-
spices of the Evangelical League OF
ST. Pauls Evangelical church. a kat
fee-visite will be held Thursday after
noon and evening in the Sunday school
room OF ST. Paul's church. arranged
by members OF the Ladies' Aid Society.
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DANCING PARTY.

OaHSHUB FdFtg.
Miss Miriam Audrey. of Pittsburgh,
the house guest OF Mr. and Mrs.
George Beneke. of Mozart. was eompli-
mented with dancing party given
wednesday evening by her hostess.
To the latest dance music all the
popular dances were enjoyed with at
traeuve refreshments served at 10
O 'clock
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NufertainH Club Members
LH. mon H".. Hf fHn 900 SD rlnh were
HeNEHtfuIIU entertained rrafrrfrr .r
feruuun. HI OBI. homo ri Wra hrh.rf
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Misses:
Miriam Audrey. Jewel Green
pittsburgh. Hilda Muehlman
krma Schenerlein Helen Cartwright
Helen DiEby Elsie Colmar
Messrs. and M.sdames:
George Beneke Ben Honecker
Messrs.:
Walter Marsh Carl Nay
Ralph Young Russell Rogers
George Wagner Roland Woodruff
Paul BeTtschy Mr. Daniels
Bridae-Tea.
This afternoon at her home in Haw
thorne Court. Mrs. Charles W Bates
will give the last Of two very delight
ful parties. which were arranged as
farewell attentions for her sisters. me
Misses Jennie and Ada Jepson. who
leave soon for Charleston where taey
viii live. Bridge will occupy the hours
from TWO to four. when tea viii b.
served. Other guests will arrive for
this. These affairs have been the
largest IN the present week OF enter
tanning and are characterized by
charming appointments
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nature OF a surprise party. Music was
the diversion. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mil.
Ter gave number OF beautiful selec.
tons. Dainty refreshments were
served later in the evening. Those
present were:
Messrs. and Mesdames
Fred Miller. Erma Miller.
Perry Atwell. George Liethe.
Mrs. Josephine Atwell.
Misses
Jennie Reynolds, Genevieve Reneke.
Marie Stalipes. Charlotte Meyers.
Lillian Schafter. Marie Peterson.
Wilma Atwell.
Messrs
hired Rother Harry r. Atwell.
mund. VIM. Detwieler.
Ired Reneke. Roy Ilethe.
EDWARD Atwell. Byron Atwell
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hiessrs

Chaperones were Mr.. and Mrs Leo
Nogler. Mr.. and Mrs. J. z. Whence. Mr..
and Mrs. Becker W. Witzberger.
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She was very pretty. Her eye was

She was very pretty. Her eye was
liquid. her smile fanked by dimples
l passed a delightful period chatting
with her. for there was between us that
wireless something which tells two
persons that they like each other. |
parted with her under the impression
that she might make me forget my
laugh girl.
! met this young lady again and ask.
ed permission to call. 1t was granted.
and during the first evening spent at
her home ] made a discovery. She
began to play the piano. and this set a
canary bird in another room to singing.
Il once heard a girl" remarked.
Initiate bird to perfection"
II can do that" she said and straight.
way reproduced some Of the canary's
notes. Whether It was the expression
on my face or what It was I know not.
but she laughed
l sprang toward her and took both
her hands In mine.
i've been hunting you since last
April" exclaimed. II heard you imi-
tate bird In the park and laugh.
That laugh made me your slave for
ever"
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II I could have left my companion an,
| longed to see. But no. Convention
atty held me. To leave II woman
standing alone at n function would be
objectionable. And what excuse could
| make for such an act! Could say:
Madame. pardon me. There IL n
mocking bird girl behind those palms
with whom am CENTRALIZED. must
leave you to go to herr" Such n course
would be to commit social suicide. for
| have observed that OF all the women
In society the most sensitive to the ut.
tentiOn shown them are those who
have husbands. remained at my
post. but heaven knows what 1t cost
me to do so. Later | would have tried
to find her. but how could | do SO new
er having seen her face?
The next time I heard my knocking
bird laugh ] was ut the capitol. up In ,
gallery under the dome. Directly he.
low me walked a man. u woman and
girl. | could see the tops Of their
heads and shoulders. but nothing more.
Then up came the laugh. 1t was the
same had heard twice before. q
would know 1t among thousand.
] was tempted to jump down ffty
or hundred feet and land before my
charmer. Instead. turned and ran
down the stairs so fast that fell and
when ! tried to rise found 1t imposs
Bile to do so. had broken my leg.
| cursed my fate for many reasons.
but the principal one was that must
give up hope OF ever finding my charm
er-that is. II she was u stranger In
Washington. If not. would remain
there as long as lived In order to find
her.
did not get the use OF my leg again
till July, and then II was too hot to re
main In one OF the hottest cities in
america. Would nave done 50. bus
| didn't believe the girl was looking
for would be there. With a heavy
heart ] went northward.
In October returned to prosecute !.
my search. | accepted all the invita-.
tons ! received, hoping to meet my
hooking bird girl. ! was doomed to
disappointment Everywhere went
| listened and never heard a girl laugh |
that | did not feel a pang because It
was not the one I longed to hear I /
was introduced to many girls. but none
Of them could ill the gap in my heart
One evening I was assigned 10 take
a certain young Lady out to dinner
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The Mockjng
Bird Girl
BY F. A. mitchell

One afternoon in April while on II
bench In one of the parks. The leaves
were half blown. and emong them
birds were twittering. One little song.
Yter In tree above my head was now
and again giving two melodious notes,
the first higher than the Second. Then
suddenly just behind me these notes
were repeated by II human voice. fol-
lowed by girls laugh cannot say
which was the more musical, the imi.
tation Of the birds piping or the laugh.
| turned aud saw three girls. all with
their backs toward me, moving away.
Cupid has many arrows in his CULVER,
but there Is one. called fancy. that he
uses more than all the others. At any
rate he had let drive at me with such
an arrow and pierced my heart. had
been caught by the trifiing incident
that ! have mentioned and was en-
amOred of the girl who had Knocked
bird aud laughed fancied her the
embodiment Of feminine mischief; her
smile between dimples was doubtless
expressive Of that melodious laugh.
and her eyes laughed as well as her
lips and her voice
Had | been II trifle less fanciful and
more practical would have arisen
and hurried after the girls to get a
view Of the one who had bewitched
me. But by the time became aroused
70 tho situation II was too late went
after them. but the park was full Of
people. and they were lost In the
crowd.
A few evenings later | was attending
a reception at the White House. [
was standing near the opening to the
conservatory with a married lady to
whom | was indebted for invitations
Suddenly from within the conservatory
l heard the musical laugh that had
charmed me. But unfortunately high
growing plants were between me and
the person who laughed. and could
not see her.
would have given all I possessed