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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-04
Complexion Secrets
Of An Actress"

~ n recently issued volume bearing
'lt thnNc title, the author SAYS. Com
',u- use Of grease paints rouge and
VIC rive. hnd ruined ms complies ION. lfv
rN.h W. 'p.1rl.s. wrinklod. coarse and
NfdTu "l he Vu tues Of mrrcsl fzeH
MgN. my hrrf experience with this mar
'l.N- Nn'-lin,c convinced me 10 was
more valuable than 40 cosmetic. ,.l,,5,-
.inf" wow Whenever my complo, iDu
hfEih. 90 Eo wrong I get au ounce of
IltIt"li-fd wax Ht the nearest drug store
spread on q Thin layer ~ Do before re-.
I.uE. washing DO Off next morning.
no way Hftrr H frw such treatrrsHf-.
'uiIci'. whom brighter heaffhIer.
younger looking ehIu appears
nr the Wrinkle aud enlarged uorca
began using a solution of snN0lIfa 0ra
ounce. giarnlr.d iu half pint witch
l'hci t1tnirE the face in this every
t. Tor n NnIlc coon relieved the con-
dillon moot uUuGrrfuIlv"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-04
PANAMA EXPO
Subject Of interesting Address Ii
First Unitarian Church-Was
Profusely illustrated.

a very interesting and instructive
lecture was given yesterday evening
az the First Unitarian church. by Rev.
Marshall Dawson. OF Boston. Mass.
His subject was the Panama EXPO.
sltion and the Wonderland of the
West The lecture was illustrate ed
with stereopticOn vitsrs OF the World 5
exhibit. Yosemite Valley. Mt. RAINIER
Park and other natural features on the
Pacific coast
Rev. Dawson Is a we'll educated and
trained minister. having first graduat.
Cd in the law school and admitted 10
me par. he began the practice OF law
IN the philippines. where he remained
TOT Two years. On returning to Amer
,ica he became a graduate of the Uni.
fornia.
Dr. Dawson Is also a great lover OF
nature. having been a member of the
Sierra Mountain Climbers, and il is
owing TO this fact that he is so able a
lecturer ON natural features OF the Pa.
cihc coast.
During. his lecture he spoke very in
teresungly OF the Panama exhibit. IL
lustrating IL with views Of the princi-
pal buildings and other features OF the
exposition.
The cost of the great show amount
ed to nifty million dollars for the
grounds and three hundred and fifty
mllllons Tor the attractions
IL the second part OF his lecture.
beautiful cuts OF the natural features
OF the Rocky Mountains. consisting uf
mountains. lakes. rivers. forests and
flowee gardens. were thrown on the
screen and he explained to the delight
OF his hearers
Rev. Dawson has been induced TO re.
main until Sunday when he will
preach a sermon in the morning and
deliver an address In the afternoon.
his subject being. THE Songs OF the
docs"
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q. a o. TO REFUND FARES
IN EXCESS or TWO CENTS

Special Dispatch fo the fnfoiIirrrrar
CHARLESTON W Va. June 3 -
The y a q. Railroad will refund aII
fares in excess OF two cents mile
collected BY rs agents in West Vir.
ginia since The beginning of Tho iitfrn.
tion Involving the authority OF Tho
Public Service comm sion fo rcruiato
pass onEcr rates. according t0 informa.
lion made public here TODAY This
tentative plan Of tho railroad company
comes aE result OF Che supreme court
dec lfion Tuesday. in which fhc court
ordered the two cent law ohoyod until
the commission has investigated and
passed on the proposed Increase The
specific plan of taking up the COUPONS
has ont been announced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-04
WOMAN'S CLUBS


GqHai Suffrage League.
Yesterday morning the members OF
the Equal Suffrage league held an in
teresting and enthusiastic meeting al
the home of Miss Irma Kraft. on Mamie
avenue, Woodlawu. There was a very
encouraging number OF the members
present who brought with them sew.
.eral friends interested in the move
ment. The program offered was most
interesting and included two papers
which were much enjoyed.
Mrs. John BlOdgett presented who
VIII VIM In very vivid manner and
those who heard her received an in.
sight into the organization and their
view points Miss Kraft gave a re
view OF the book What Woman
Wants a recent publication OF Mrs.
Beatrice Forbes Robertson Cole. who
tells what her ideals Of feminism have
come to be through years OF close
study Of political science and the
many-sided inter-relations OF men and
women
These meetings add immeasurablv
TO the Interest iu the suffrage move.
ment The next meeting is 10 br held
.Thursday July 1. the place a. yet un.
decided.
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Mrs. eernhardt Entertained.

Mrs. Frank Bernhard. of Martins
Ferry. entertained a number OF her
friends most delightfully."- yesterday
afternoon at her home on Seventh
street. Roses profusely used in the
rooms formed attractive decorations.
The guests sepnt the hours from two
until five In fancy work. two course
BUFFET luncheon vas served during the
afternoon. Mrs. Bernhard was as
sisted by: Mrs. Walker Taylor. Mrs.
Guy Hayes, OF Indianapolis. Ind; Mrs.
Charles Cochran. Mrs. William Was
myer. OF Moundsville. and Mrs.
Charles Ryan.
The guests for this very pleasant
AFFAIR included.
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For Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
the c. 3. KIMBERLY co.
New National Bank BIdo.


~ the rcgular monthly meeting or
evening Ia IN. town hall scyrraI rrs,
ness matters II importance were CON
flNef ed among which was the railroad
eIulnancc ia regard to IN. speed OF 10
'n!notiNrs and the Installing OF tn.
gates az the crossing. This orufnnnr.
the time being
Mr. Geo. "A. Schmidt. OF East Cove.
sppeated before council and asked that
~ ciectri' hght BE- Installed on the
bridge. after considering the mate
th' ne mbers passed "a resolution that
one electric light be Installed al the
emo or the town limit on the street
motion was made and carried that All
persons having shTubbery extending
9Aer side walks must prunc the same
ne town recorder WaS instructed 20
write Congressman Neely. asking what
was causing the delay in regard TO the
este nushmcnt OF the free mail delivery
service for the town
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GOOD Program Arran9ed.

splendid program viii be rendered
saturday In connection with the flag
raising which will b. held At the Greggs-
vile school house. The program will DO
carried out under the auspices of the
scented the school with the flag The
exercises will begin promptly at 6
O'Clock and Rev. ~. .. Tcagarden will
dresses viii also be made by members
Of the Richland district board OF oduca-
tlon, while the special music will be
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SOCIETY
VIII Entertain Today.

One OF the most pleasing social
events or the week will be held this
afternoon at the home OF Mrs Prank
Bernhardt, OF Martins Ferry, who VIII
entertain several OF her friends. This
- the second pleasingly arranged ar
fair arranged by Mrs. Bernhard this
week and VIII be quite as charming
In detail as the other.
The rooms throughout will be dec
GRATED with red roses. which are ar
ranged very effectively. The guests
are TO enjoy needle work a few hours,
after which a prettily appointed lun-
cheon VIII be served. Assisting the
hostess in her pleasant duties will DO
Mrs. Chas. Ryan, Mrs. A. T. Dixon.
Mrs. Charles Cochran and Mrs. VIII
lam Wasmeyer. The guests will in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-04
Banquet Of the Alumnae.

a delightful affair OF this evening
viii be the banquet at the Hotel Wind
sor OF the alumnae Of the Bridgeport
High school An elaborate banquet
wifi be enjoyed by the members and
succeeding this a program OF unusual
interest Several musical selections
and readings together with talks and
other interesting features are being
greatly anticipated. This r. the first
social AFFAIR since their organization
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-04
Remains Arrive To-day.

The remains OF Robert Armstrong. who
died recently In Wyoming. are ed
10 arrive ttUs evening. at Triadelphia.
The funeral WI be held either Saturday
or sunday from the home OF his sistcr.
Mrs Ralph Mccoy Rev. Writ stephens
pastor OF the Triadelphia NJ. T. church.
VIII officiate and int rment will be made.
I'M The Stone church cemeterY
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SIDE TALKS
" Ruth Cameronl
Handicaps from Within


10" very differently we All fe.t
abput the haniicaps which arc tI,,o.,,
IN. ~ ny circumstance and the handi-
We impose on ourselves
NNmost anyone who has tie handicar
. ~. p 49,. inllls ~ "a utshouurcd name III
titAt poverty. of accident. cripried "a.
IlucF or Of any misfortune "a ms ..,., -
from without instead Of FROM vgitbir
rcscuts 90 bitterly "'''''"'
itc usually ascribes far more Of bis
iapiurc7 and uuhuupiues, TO- ~. 49,
cop tnan Gre actually due Co. ft
. 81. ..'''''" tHIt ll were only possible
I p. itW"N" it by human effort DE- Womb
How HAPPY Ie would ne II Only
zee i- sure un could It entirely T4f.r..
leap. ''' u were not Tor that hand
Nud set 400 the time on is pro,,rl.
'u 'pnu .n-. IT. without complaint
..nd W.. h'ut thubiuE bow much ho couii
she laughs At Her own Handicap.
fur Instance. bad haudwrTfInr II A..
handicap FHuu rIrI who ms be,~
cpuu1Ha'le incon,c uierred hv T IT,
lfl'ndH cannot read htr letters. Har rr,-
f"sHnfa 90 college could not re,d t.-
ON. fHHk Tho civil service fN4fi-
1890. "N' ii'n i.I down 'u thr Ust
o0Int' balanced nrr h.rh rating Iu otb-
n'fn' H'. 't'r Hud over FrHIn her
.,"tcnlN 0ri'UG her uadorniuF bahtt
ud r. goo more nr iras alike ras hand
Hl rrr. Doc aHr resent tho rludI.
nc Ir'.t r"t enough
Conn. o. Indeed D have often heard nrr
20. Would -r. D. ae reslEued
... know lr nrd think Q DO T
The Hahi' q ~, Tar -.,,s;,,s a Handicap
Of t1rlirg-- Doe aise, been o. rrrfi,lS
d. a1vt,e fa.r. aIerr. rH-l..rv 80
i.'. .NE .H WIN N.| appointment and
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PLEADED GUILTY TO -
CONSPIRACY: FINED $500,

NEW YORK. June 3.-Harrv r.
Solomon. member Of the importing
and exporting firm OF Solomon Bros
q company. and a Lieutenant in the
Germany army, to-day followed the ex.
SInple OF three others indicted with
him for conspiracy to defraud f5e
united states through the Ming or
lalse anitests on contraband shit-
ments OF rubber intended for Germany
ana pleaded guilty tie was fined $500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-04

The sunday school OF the First Nfetbo-
dist church. Elm Grove. has entered
upon az aggressive campaign. The
school on next Sunday morning at 9.fs
viii be filled fun OF interest for ALI
ages Other services during the day
VIII be a. follows: At II o'clock the
pastor. Rev. $. Il. Hart, will preach. sub
tcct. The Consciousness OF Christ %
Class meeting ~ z;3O y. m. The E,p-
worth League service at y. m. will be
led by Miss Helen NJ Hart and an es-
pecially prepared program will be- rem
dercd Preaching at 7:f5. by the pastor
subject. salvation From Sin"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-04

EXPOSITION PARK. Pa. Juno 3d.
The Hotel Oakland. ON the cast side Of
tonneaut Lake. was destroyed hy Gre
today entailing 500 900 loss. 4 bucket.
brigade saved two annpxea TO the hotel
aud surrounding cottages Several
pittsburgh guests who we're rowing
In tho lake lost an their BAGGAGE. Mrs
a. W. Iazlcft of Piushureh. last
81 600 in money and icwclry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-04

Dinner Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Rhodes enter
tanned last evening with a dinner party
at the home OF Mrs. Blanche ID. Steen-
rod. The decorations were prettily
carried out in roses. Coevrs we're laid
for members OF the family and in
cluded:
Mr.. and Mrs G. ". Uranium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Booth.
Rev. and Mrs. Robinson.
Mrs. Blanche -. Steenrod.
Mrs. Victoria Fisher
Miss Kate Rhodes, OF Steubenville.
Mr.. Donald Dunlevy.
Mrs. Charles Rhodes. OF SteubenviIle.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weiss. OF
Bellaire.
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Examination in Progress.

The second teachers uniform cNami-
hation Tor ONO county. - now in pro-
sr.es at West Liberty. and quite "A mum
OCT OF applicants are taking the eNami-
nation Is being heidi In the West Liberty
Statc Normal school under the direction
OF county Superintendent John IA. La
zear and assistants
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-04
0UT-THE-PIKE


George Otto. q MeIl Kn-urr rre-rh.rt
end ernploye Of the Schsnk PArkfns -
a. arraigncd last evening before NAvu~
~ man horder, OF i'ulton. On q dfsor-
1eft chsrE-. the warrant having been
- nrn cut On complaint % M. sister
W. Louis 4. Ortiz. The mayor bound
NtlH over under a pceCe bond. that "a,
N"et' Keep The pcarc for one year tn.
60 attracted a great deal q attention
eLnens the citizens OF FULTON. owing e.
we tropic engaged tn the trouble The
q snt which otto had sworn out
sEalnst orth and . hlch trial was a.
nANc ben held this evening beforc
squire Wickham. was Withdrawn ~
otto. who psld the cust
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-04

W. c. 7. U. Meetina.

The regular meeting OF the Central
chapter W. G. T. u. will be held at
the home OF Mrs. Rebecca Schoefeld.
corner OF Fourteenth and Wood
streets, this evening. at 1880 o'clock.
The members are urged to be present,
and every person Is welcome.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-04

rial committee will meet this evening M
tIider brothers undertaking parlors.
where the final details will be- completed
los the lodges annual memorial services.
which viii be held Sunday. June 49, at
the Stone church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-04

This prescription for the removal
or freckles was written - a promin-
ent physician and T. usually 50 sue
cessful In removing freckles and Kfv-
inE clear. beautiful complexion that
Il Is sold BY druggists under guarau-
tee 10 refund the money n q falls
Don't hide your freckles under a
ven; eet an ounce Of othine and re
move them Even the first few appli.
cations should show q wonderful Inn
provement. some OF the lighter freckles
vanish entirely
BE sure 10 ask the druggist for the
couole strength othine: n IL this that
u sold on the money back guarantee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-04

The summer school at the West Lib
erty state Normal School at West Lib
erty Will be opened Monday June a.
and according TO all reports the 'errn
will he largely afforded by The nornai
Students a. well as By prospective
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-04

The private school at Woodlawnwhich
ha- necn going on FOR the past nine
months. was brought 10 a close Wcdncs-
DAY with q picnic. which was very well
attended b. the children. considering th,s
tuclcmcnt weather
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-04

lhe hsitimore a ohio Railroad Com
iars had force OF men AZ work yc~tcr-
Jay installing the electric bell system
Mhi'h VIII ~ used 81 IN. railroad cross .
ne ~ rim Grove This system when la
OPERATION. viii serve a. q warning -
the Ecncral public 81 all approaching
fMu>. bl the continuous ringing OF an
electric tell The electric wires along
inc track on each side Of the cro~zin..
VIII extend distance OF at least l. sec
ards.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-04

ne funeral Of the late James J.
Quinn. Jr.. Of Edgdsie. whose death oc-
Cured Tuesday following a short IN
ness. VIII take place from the family
nome IN Edgdale, this morning at $40
clock. Followed b. requiem high mass
which Will be celebrated at ST. MichaeTs
church 81 O'Clock. The remains will
be inferred in Mt Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-04

The msmbers OF the bryant aud Irving
Literary Societies OF the West Liberty
state Normal school. will on SATURDAY
evening al o'clock. render a Joint pro-
gram. consisting OF special music, ora
toius, readings. essays and decIamatfone
aS well ~ = Joint debate. This evening
at O'Clock an entertainment will be
gi sCn By the children
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To Entertain seninr.

very enjoyable event has been
planned for the graduating class of
me Wneellng high school. the juniors
haveing arranged a delightful dance
program for their pleasure this even
ing. The Hotel Stratford has been
chosen for the affair and elegant re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-04
Fulton Lawn Feta.

rSthing Is IN readiness for the fete
which will be held this Afternoon ana
GN ,L4nE ny the volunteer firemen OF
fuittn. az Glen Lawn. Throughout the
hil-fn"on and evening various games
VIII be PLAYED and n r. expected tbaf
quite n number viii be present To enfov
ihe event Refreshments will be served
ON The ground. -
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Mount de chantaI Ball

Arrangements are quite complete for
the ball TO be given next Tuesday even
ing by the alumnae OF Mt dc Chantal.
as an interesting honor conferred on
the visiting members. who come for
the annual reunion OF the association.
Parkers SaNOphone orchestra has
been secured BY the committee for the
occasion. and splendid selection OF
music Will be rendered for the dance
which Is 70 be held at the Carroll club.
The committee appointed TO assist
cludoa.
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Dinner Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Horkheimer OF
EdgwOod, will entertain this evening
with a dinner at the Hotel Windsor,
having as their guests a number OF
hostesses and their visitors. Covers
will be laid for:
Mrs. Charles Rittenberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lazaron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Frank, the guests
OF Mrs. Leo Wolf
Mrs. Julia Stonberger. the guests OF
Mrs. Rose Meyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Horkheimer
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Installing s.li System.

Nne NtckclodcUn 81 FULTON changed
.ianqs the ftrst Of the week and il nuss
in the hands OF a new management
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-04
About People
hesenrnts % indisldosls &C
ana From .iis City.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Star,n 49, J. W. Yeates. New Mar
tinsNille. J. ". Berdine. Hundred. "
Va: Maude Berdine. Hundred. ~.
Va; Mary Lee Berdinc. Hundred. ".
Maud Berdine. Hundred. W. Va: Is.
NJ Detrick. Marietta. Ohio: n Nc
iufyre. Alley. ". Va. W A Will
iams. Barton. Ohio.
BrUns~dck-J. y. Smythe. Charles
ton: J. T. Marshall. WashingtOn. ia.
W Jones. Pittsburgh. Pa: j. y. Nc
.Conville. Pittsburgh. Pa.
MeLure-W. VI. Bryant. Fairmont(
J, b. Haught. Buchanan. q. r. Par
KIN. Msshinston. Pa: James G.. Nor
Huntington; Il. L. Wildermuth. CO.
lumbus. Ohio.
Grand centrsl-R. Il. Tuckewuler.
p X Nawter. Sitlem ID. Ruppel. J. L.
Shiyer. @. > Pierce. J. r. Guthrie.
~. X Cokeley, Russell Laie George
Thompson. r. r Snoff. Morgantown
n. +. Smith. Friend Smith. G.. h
salisbury. J. Salisbury. Shinston. W
Parkersburg. W. V.
Ernes, Roeder moved. yesterday,
from North Wheeling 10 Center street,
Fulton.
Frank Miller has resumed his du.
ties as motorman on the West Vir-
ginia traction line. following his re.
.uIn from indianapolis. where he at
tended the races.
spent yesterday as the guest OF his
nephew, Peter Finnegan. OF Elm
/ Grove.
Miss Winona Dorsey. OF Elm Grove.
VIII leave this morning for West Lib,
erty. where she will attend the com.
mencement exercises at the Normal
Mr.. William Kemp. OF the South
Side. has adjourned TO a fishing camp
AZ Proctor He expects 10 return on
Monday evening
Stewart Mcdonald Is confined 10
| lumbago.
Thomas r. Calvin. well known
young man Of Pleasant Valley. last
night was graduated from the Cincin.
matt Dental College.
Lloyd +. Smith. of Charleston, is a
business visitor in the city.
Miss Genevieve Dennison. OF Sew.
enth street. departed yesterday for
Wheeling. where she will enter the
North Wheeling Hospital to take a
course In Observation-Disclosures
News.
Mr.. E C. Rust. of the Wheeling
Steel & Iron Company. left yesterday,
sNeNthtl WIN hAH AaAtligf loI NdShluk-
ton, ID. c.
Mr.. Thomas McGuiggan. OF South
Chapline street. is in Pittsburgh. Pa.
Miss Blanche Storer returned last
evening from visit at Millbrooke,
y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Paxton and
daughter arrived in Wheeling for a
visit with Mr.. James Paxton.
Mrs. Eugene Hildreth. OF the Ma.
tional road. is in Philadelphia. for two
weeks.
Harry Davis, OF the East End. is
! spending a few days in Pittsburgh.
Messrs. c. L. Radcliff and Henry
keil went TO Detroit. Wednesday
morning. and will return with six new
Maxwell cars. all of which are sold.
Miss Edna Kidd is the guest of Mrs
Lucille Gregg-Welsh. of Martinsburg.
Miss Edna Atkinson. OF Mt. Leon.
left yesterday for Dawson and Pitts
burgh. Pa. where she will spend the
next two weeks as the guests OF
friends
w. w. Dollison. an Instructor at
Marietta college. returned home yes
terday after a brief pleasure and bust
ness visit in this section.
Mrs. Henry. Stamm f. slowly. re-
covering from several week illness in
her apartments at the Stamm hotel.
Mrs. G. NJ. Brilles and Mrs. Walter
May. Jr.. of Pittsburgh. are visiting
at the home OF Mrs. Lewis Whit. on
Fourteenth street for a few days.
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Treatments will be served during the
dance. a well known orchestra has
been engaged and the dance music will
be unsurpassed.
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Entertains Class.

Miss Florence Keyser was the host
ess last evening at her home at Elm
Grove TO the members OF the
lTachabatcha class and their teacher.
Mrs. j. V. Griffin. OF the Stone Church
Sunday school A variety OF games
was INDUCED in and pleasing refresh
ments served during the evening to
the guests. who were
Misses
Helen kimmons, Martha Graham.
Dorothy Tillet, Florine Thomp-
Marian Spanglcr son.
Myra Little. Florence Keyser
Anna Null. Mrs. J. v. Glffin.
Edna Houston,
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HELPS FOR
HOUSEWIVES
Cottage Cookery

Many people ind the summer cot
tage IN the woods or az the seashore
peasant compromise between the
mouse and the tent One lives out OF
doors. with all the comfardt of home
IN a simple form. for nights and rainy
days. A problem which used 10 exist
was the northumberland" Ito Dor.
rom an English terml. Pitchers and
Wash-boWls and toOth-mugs are hard
70 pack when breakable. and the tin
however, one can have stand. rdtcher
boWl, mug, soap-dish slop-jar and
brush-holder all in enameled ware. as
white and pretty as the porcelain
Tanger the kings horse had in 'he
fairy-tale; and best of all. nothing
VIII break Such a set may be taken
from camp TO camp year after year,
safely and easily.
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EntertaIned I'D carda.

Entertained at Cards.
The Misses Anna and Elsie Bayha
at their home on Market street, We'd
nesday evening. entertained a num-
Der OF their friends. honoring Miss
Martha Green, whose marriage to Mr..
Arnold Neumann Is an event OF next
Wednesday. Prizes were awarded
those having the largest scores, which
we're later presented to the honor
guest. An elegant luncheon was
served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-04

Dent Hide Them Win a Veil: R.rex.
Them WITH tire othine Preseription.
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The EnsmeIed Ware Breakfast rray.

The plan of serving individual
breakfast trays TO guests in their
rooms is increasing in popularity. and
for this nothing is more satisfactory
than the set made of enameled ware.
The tray. covered with a lace-trim-
NED or embroidered cloth. has its COW
cred plate and cereal dish. it's littIa
sugar bowl and pitcher OF hot milk.
It's pot OF coffee or tea holding only
Two cups all in a quantity pretty de.
sign and indestructible in their
daintiness.