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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-20
UNIVERSITY TALENT PLEASEs
| VISITORS At TEMPLE
Musicale Of Exceptional Merit Pre-.
sented By Faculty and Students
Of Institution

Philosophic and Chivalric degrees
held the boards at the Masonic tenn
PIE, Wednesday. The Nineteenth de-
gree, which is freighted with Masonic
chivalry as deduced by Albert Pike,
was impressively mounted during the
morning hours. This 4xempllfica-
ton was followed with work in the
Prussian Knight, or Twenty first de-
gree. Late in the afternoon the
Twenty ninth degree, Scottish
Knight of st. Andrew, was mounted
by the Oklahoma City team. On
Thursday the Thirtleth, Thirty first
and Thirty second degrees viii con-
clude the official work. Al large per
centage of the class dropped off at
the close of Perfection work, but at
least one hundred viii be possessed
Of the Royal Secret by yThursda
evening.
Elation is the we'd to be used ia
connection with class feeling.
Inspector HALEY said today: "This
is the most representative class 4
Lave seen for years The members
are fully imbued with the work. The
workers in the various degrees are
also deserving of special commenda-
ton"
Royal Entertainment for Ladies'.
Tie wives mothers. sisters and
sweethearts of Masonic classmen and
visitors are enjoying the entertain
ments given in their honor by the
consistory and its local friends.
Tuesday afternoon the ball room
of the lone hotel was the scene OF an
informal reception and card party
for the visiting ladies'. During the
afternoon Adler's orchestra played
selected program which was much
appreciated by an audience of four
people. Misses Mary
Douglas, Rhea Walton, Iona Wallace.
Mary Neal, Lee Hughes. Ruth Rine-
hart, Airline McElhinney, Ruth Hid
reih and Christine Stagner served
punch and assisted in receiving the
guests.
Entertained at Lutz Store.
The F. o. Lutz Dry Goods company
entertained ghis morning from ten
until eleven thirty. The suit room
on the second floor was decorated
with palms and potted plants.
Chocolate and waters were served
by the Hager confectionery for the
company, assisted by Misses Virgil
Taylor and Wanda Thompson to
about one hundred and fifty ladies'.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-20
sunny" BROWN MUST
SERVE JAIL SENTENCE

'Sunny" Brown charged with
beating UP" his yellow girl pleaded
guilty to-day in justice court and was
fined $40 aud sentenced to Is days in
the county fail.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-20
BAN ON
CREATION
Of COUNTIES
HOUSE PASSES MEASURE
KILLING OFF COUNTY
SEAT WARS
Special to Daily Leader.

Oklahoma City, Okla Jan. %.
The Edmondson bill, which practical
ly prevents the creation of any more
new counties in Oklahoma, as well
as precluding Tulsa county from an
nexing a portion of Rogers county,
vas passed finally by the senate
and over the vigorous objection OF
Senator Davidson OF Tulsa. The bill
row goes to the house.
Governor Signs Service Resolution
The governor sent word that he
had signed the Mcintosh resolution
memoralizing congress to shorten
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-20
TNCLE SAM ASKS FOR INFORMATION.

Washington, JAN 20-The state department today re-
the British embassy for information why the American
Green Brer from New York to Bremen with cotton
cago under certificate of the British consul at New York was
stopped by British cruiser under British flag TO
British port and detained two days before it allowed to
scompIete its voyage
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-20
GRESHAM SUES ]. ".
M'NEAL ON CONTRACT

Suit for recovery Of money on con-
tract and bond was filed today In
district court by Frank S. Gresham,
the Guthrie Mill man against J. w
MdNeal and l.. W. Baxter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-20
SAY SELLS
STANDS IN
THE LIGHT
OKLAHOMA DELEGATION
AT WAR WITH INDIAN
COMMISSIONER
Special to The Daily Leader.

Special to The Daily Leader.
Washington, Jan. 2O.-Members oi
the Oklahoma congressional delega
ton, both individually and collective
w. stated today that the delegation
had ceased its efforts to have the
Indian office act favorably upon any
recommendations made By the dele
CATION. The split between the dele
cation and Indian Commissioner Sells
has been growing wider ever since the
appointment of Gabe r. Parker as
superintendent to the Five Civilized
Tribes.
Sells "Put Over Parker.
The breach was further widsned
when the Indian office turned down
the recommendations of the de,ega-
tion that the 4S0l0-acre departmental
lease limit be modified to permit the
building Of the White and Sinclair oil
pipe line from the Oklahoma oil gields
to the gulf. which would have meant
the expenditure of several millions of
dollars. employment for many men
and improved marketing facilities TOR
Oklahoma oil
A further cause of complaint against
Indian Commissioners Sells by mem
bers of the delegation is the purport-
ed attempt of the Indian office to
seek credit for the inclusion of the
5000 per capita payment to the Choc-
taws in the Indian appropriation bill
as it passed the house.
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This map shows the area in Italy
where thousands were killed in the
earthquakes which radiated from
Sora and Campobasso, January 49, 4
score or more towns were almost
wiped out and in one, Avezzano, it is
believed 5000 were killed out of y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-20

Berlin Jan. 2O-The official statement today
claims minor at several points, notably at Nore Dame
Deoreta and in the Argonne where five hundred yards were
gained In North Sennlem the German advance
it SAYS, has been satisfactory
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population of 10000. Rome had two
shocks, but little damage was done
to the historic monuments Of the city
The tower of Marcus Aurelius was
damaged. but the Coliseum, 81.
Peters. and other landmarks We're
not injured
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-20
King George Of England Mar
rowly Misses German Air Raid

London, Jan 20German Zeppelins and other air craft
accomplished long predicted attack England last night
and escaped o the German base without loss
King George had left the Sandrngham palace only a few
hours before visited it, The points visited less
than 100 miles from London.
The aircraft crcled the cities visited for than
four hours dropping bombs at WILL Five persons known
to have been killed and many injured
AUSTRALIAN SEAT OF GOVERNMENT TRANSFERRED
Mebourne Australia, Jan 20-The seat of the common
weats has been transferred temporarily from
Melbourne Sydney Minister Of Defense Pierce today de-
cared there limit the number of troops the Aus
tralian commonwealth will send to the front.
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What Government Forscastsr Rsporss
Via ophslla

6By Associated PressJ
New Orleans, Ia. Jan. s0.-ronight
and Thursday fair.
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Have The Leader delivered. 4so mo
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Entertained at Lutz Store.

Continued on Page Ska
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29

Cedar Point and other points OF inter.
est. To remain several days. and vii!
be Joined in Cleveland by their sister.
Mrs. O. l. McCauley.
Miss Lucy Hood. Of Sherrard. has
returned home from camp neal Fish
creek.
Mrs. Margaret Lowe has returned
home after a weeks stay AZ Canton.
Ohio.
Mr.. W. a. Rempe. vice president of
the Geo. r. Taylor store. will leave
for New York today.
Miss Irene Busey has returned from
Pittsburgh, after spending two weeks
vacation in that city.
Mrs. Harry Parshall and children,
Of Pittsburgh. are visiting her pa.
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Speidel. OF
Mozart Terrace.
Dr. NJ. =. Bailey Of warwood. gill
leave this morning for Atlantic City,
10 spend a short vacation.
Messrs. Henry Robb and Henry
J%uergens viii leave today for the
Georgian Bay district, Canada. on a
fishing and hunting trip.
John Sendermeyer. who was bitten
by a dog Monday. Is improving al the
North Wheeling hospital.
willard l.. RuRg. Of Chicago. H.,
field secretary for the Moody Insti
ute al Chicago. who has been in the
city for the past few days, has re.
turned home.
Hunter Rudicille. page Of the Cir.
cult court. h suffering with a broken
jaw bone sustained in a ball game al
the Twenty-sixth street Playground.
Tuesday.
County Commissioner Charles q.
Ephlkn will return home this evening
AZ midnight from the Panama-Pacifo
exposition.
Mrs. Katherine Elizabeth KiIlmer
and daughter. Alameda. Of Marietta.
o, are visiting Mrs. John Smith OF
South Broadway.
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SIDE TALKS
(5y Ruth c~ameron.S
Word Throwen.

In a certain household with which
an slightly acquainted Is a child whom
ten years old and he has never gotten
over his childish habit 81 throwing
things a. people when he g. angry.
Tie has been punished for 10 again and
again. but when the fits Of temper COME
ne reaches for the nearest object and
hurls 10 at the offender.
Not a perfectly normal child. YOU say.
-. ! suppo not. Throwing things.
because We are angry d. "a habit We 1rc
supposed Co leave bchind In bahyhood.
Any tuli grown person who throws
thinEs Is likely 90 land either IN the In
sane asylum or the prison. All Of which
sound too obvious To- say and I shoutdn
say u except Ps O. prelude 10 this
why should throwing words b. regarded
80 mildly
Don't words hurt just as much as
Tongue wounds and Sword wounds.
"a from the Tongue. saws
f~ythagorus is worse than a wound
rom sword for the latter affects only
the body. the former. the spirit"
And yet people who would never think
or reaching for an object and throwing
et the heed Or someone who angcred
ihem viii reach down into themselves
and seize the s~harpest tsunt. the most
cruel and unjust accusation and rina IL
straight ~ the offenders heart.
Words leave wounds that never heal
poisoned wounds that ache and tester
through a lifetime words Kill
and love and hope. Word come back IKE
a boomerang 20 pierce the heart whence
they came.
Il Didn't Mean IT." No Qualification
lnu know I didn't mean anything I
'ald we may explain when the storm
OF rage has passed what OF that
Does the man who throws the nearraf
object mean 90 hurt hts friend no. he
obeys a blind impulse % RAGE and the
word throwcr does tho same m YOU
were told you could lake a dozen nr-
Casions out Of your life wouldn't more
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Dinner Party Tnlaht.

Mr.. and Mrs. ". 7. Wilson. of Park
View. will entertain the members OF
the house party being entertained by
MIR. and Mrs. Jesse Bloch. with a din.
ner party at the Country club this
evening. previous to the dance given
by MIR. and Mrs. William A. Cracroft,
Jr. This will add yet another to a
series OF brilliant affairs for these
popular visitors. Charming appoint.
ments will be seen at the table which
will be graced with pretty floral
decorations. Covers will be laid for
the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dana. OF
Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard johnson. OF
Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Couch. OF
Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac n. Smith. OF
Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bloch.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Wilson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29

than half % those you selected be times
when you said some uuforEiVable word
II that r. true. the ucxt time you
feel an Impulse Of anger sweeping away
the restraints ~ kiulineas and decenrs.
stop a moment and ask yourself. word
thruwer and thinE thrower. is there 90
much difference in guilt between thom7
Queatiou-Suppuso "a man and wife
have lived together for years. seemingly
happy enough. perhaps have q small
family For some reason the man has
ceased entirely 90 love his wife and Vice
versa. and Do ls impossible Tor the love
90 BE- reklndled Best hesitate 90 resort
90 divorce a. "a means of SEPARATION
Would Do not be- better If ono ur the other
took q few belongings and went away.
thus bringing a. climax 90 the very UNI
pleasant pualtiOuaF As a matter nf
course "a divorce would b. likely TO- fol-
low. bat without 90 much uubutIfrANn
Interested Reader
Answcr-H neither wants 90 marry
aF7in why not simply n SEPARATION In.
stead % divorca7 Perhaps that might
teach you that YOU would be- no haruirr
apart than together. And Or e divorce
9TH seemed desirable after a few years
you could take up che matter then.
RUTH CAMERON
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BLOCH GUESTS
AGAIN HONORED
Mr.. AND MRS. GAIL HAMILTON
AND MR.. AND MRS. GEORGE
ROW ENTERTAIN
Dancing Party az Country Club One Of
Seasons Most Brilliant Social
Functions.

Society gathered last evening at the
Wheeling Country club for another OF
the many delightful parties being Civ
en- for a number OF visitors who are
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Bloch at their country place. Constant
social attentions are marking their
stay. but none more delightful than
the dancing party of las evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Hamilton and MIR.
and Mrs. George Row as hosts and
h~ostesses.
Tho club had been artistically dec
GRATED by Florist Max l.. Hess. the
ball room massed with palms behind
which Meister's orchestra was station.
ed and rendered a pleasing dance pro-
gram OF all the late musical successes.
The club verandas were resplendent
with crimson gladiolus. lacy asparagus
vines and with illuminated lanterns
used Z charming effect.
During an intermission at II O'Clock,
Manager Dimmey served the luncheon
in the pergola. which was prettily done
In crimson flowers and vines after
which the dancing was resumed until
the wee small hours.
The party in whose honor last
nights delightful was given includes
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dana, OF Charles
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Johnson. Of
Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Couch. Of
Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac n. Smith. Of
Charleston.
Among those present last night were
the following.
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BLISTERS ITCHED
and BURNED
On Head. Scratched and Scales
Came. Combed Out Handouts
Of Hair. Could Not work.
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

My hsAd broke out With bHss--. -hLrh
vere a. larxe a. my thumhnan II itch~d
and l ~cratched. and -cai-- came My
bead iteh~d and burncd 80 thai I could not
do my -ork I ooInbsd out handf1ls Of
hair. and uben ! would comb M bod IL
would htc~d and hurt - had tm I you'd
CT. 10 len my head and went down my
hArk and under my arms and al over my
breast ] had ths trouble four years
My sister told me about Cuticura Soap
and Ointment would wash ny bed uith
hot water ami CuucurA soap and lee IN.
lAiher dry In Then I would apply the
Cutcura ointmeut Cuticura soap and
Ointment gave me relief In a ~c-k and In
aN months ms head Sas clear of the troubh-.
uAs healed osiEncd1 Mis- Nernie Crau.
hvrrmore. ny. Jan J.. 1918
Sample Each Free by Nail
With s2-p. skin Book on requ.st. Ad-
dr--- POSTCARD "Cuticar.. Dept. T.. Be-
ton" sold throughout the ~ord.
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Charity E..tlvaI.

Miss Stella Tappan IL In charge Of
the charity festival to be given Fri.
day afternoon and evening At Mar.
tins Ferry. and is assisted By a capa.
Die committee OF young ladies. who
have made elaborate preparations for
the event The AFFAIR will be given
on h Heinlein property. adjacent 10
the residence Of J.. G. Helnlein on
Bennett street The Wheeling EIec.
trio company is 10 furnish the nlumi.
nation Tor the grounds. free. Tea will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29
oanelna at aene I.I.

This evening the Thursday dancing
class. Of Mrs. Maude spooner-Becker
viii dance az the Belle Isle pavilion
and special arrangements have been
made TO make this one OF the most
delightful dances OF the season. The
class Is unusually large and with the
ideal weather there will no doubt be
an exceptionally large crowd I'm at
tendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29

Al the. home OF Mr.. and Mrs. 4. NJ.
Hays. Of North Franklin street. a fam.
ily reunion was held Sunday. II was
the first reunion Of the family for
three years. and proved a very en-.
ioyable and happy occasion. The
members Of the family. all Of whom
were present. are Mr.. and Mrs. VIII.
son Hays and Harry Hays. Of Butler.
who CANT Saturday: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Carpenter and children. Harry.
Jean and Billy. Of Moundsville. W
Va. Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. PriFg and
children, Kenneth. Wilma and Tboma.
Of Wheeling. " Va. All enjoyed tho
day 10 its limits and returned homo
In their cars. except Mr.. and Mrs.
A. g. Prigg and children. who expect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29

be served the ladies at 4 O'Clock. In
the evening sandwiches and coffee
viii be served on receipt OF the
tickets which were put on sale Mon.
day. Candy. ice cream and cake will
also be for sale. Besides the refresh.
ments music. anne and other diver.
sions nave been planned for the even
ing The proceeds to be used TO
further charitable work in the imme-
date vicinity.
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|Mesdames
Gessner.

A very quiet wedding took place
Tuesday morning when Miss Steeto-
MIA Gessner became the bride Of Mr..
Herman Schoenield OF Columbus. o.
The attendants were Miss Margaret
Gessner. a sister OF the bride. and
Mr.. Max. Schoenheld. a brother OF the
groom. Immediately following the
ceremony. which was performed al 2
O'Clock the young couple left for an
extensive eastern trip during which
they will visit the principal eastern
cities. and upon their return will live
In Columbus. where Mr.. Schoenaeld
u established in business. Mrs
Schoen1eld has many friends in
Wheeling who will be Interested In
thenews Of her wedding. and vbo
Will extend all good wishes and con.
CALCULATIONS.
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The young lady across the vav
says The nature Of The coil near tbe
Panama Canal 90 tr~eacherous tnaf
almost constant r-pfronchmcrt be- nee.
esHafy and refrenchment must De-
very expensive.
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to spend some time in Washington
Washington, Pa. News
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Anarnnnn 3d.

Miss Elizabeth Dorsch. daughter OF
MI and Mrs Joseph Dorsch. OF
Twelfth street. was hostess. Tuesday
afternoon. with a pink tea. the hours
being rom 2 TO 3 o'clock Dancing
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A Days outlno.

This morning a party OF Martins
Ferry ladies' will go TO SteubenyiUe.
where they will be entertained at the
nome OF Mrs. James Potter. who will
also have as her guests several from
Steubenvlle. Needlework is to be-
the pastime OF the hour and the visit
ors VIII enjoy a MONDAY luncheon
OF pretty appointments. returning dur
ing the evening.
The guests from Martins Ferry will
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Misses
Surprise Party.

A very pleasant surprise party was
arranged for Mr.. Charles Cole at his
home near Rayland. Tuesday evening
Games and music supplied the even
ing's entertainment. and a luncheon
served before the departure OF the
guests was a pretty feature. Those
present were Misses Eme Caldwell
Alice Cole. Mary Husvar. Beatrice
Tanks. Bessie Schucht. Winola Ellis,
GLADYS Black. Louise Schucht. Mary
taImer' Lille Schucht. Addie Nsvan.
Isabel Farmer, Edith Navan. Lucy
Schucht. Edith Tanks. Jennie Farmer
Lizzie Husvar. Roberta Farmer. Doro.
ny Otte, Elizabeth Doughty. Tresa
HuEvar; Messrs. George Cole. Harry
Cole, Wilbur Black. Donald Navan.
Paul Conley. Lawrence Black. Will
lam Ryan. Joe Husvar. George Moore
Thomas Farmer and Charles Cole.
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Theatre Party.

Miss Ruth Kirk. daughter OF Mayor
and Mrs. II. l. Kirk % the Island. en-
tertained a group Of her friends with
a theatre party yesterday afternoon
Tor Miss Josephine Walker OF Ander.
son. Ind. a charming visitor for whom
many interesting plans are being
made. Those enjoying the occasion
yesterday were.
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Farewell Party.

Miss Clara HabiF. OF South Chap.
me street. delightfully."- entertained a
number OF her girl friends last even.
ing IN honor OF Miss Salome Miller.
VINO viii leave soon for Chicago.
where b will make her future home.
Al a late hour a buffet luncheon was
served. The guests were:
Misses
salome Miller Helen Nogler
Anetta Carney Leota Miller
H~ildagarde Lump Clara Habig
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Habig.
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HOMES DELIGHTS
TOLD In RHYME
vAcArIon COTTAGE OF r. W. G A
ofEhs AATuhDAr AT
BETHANY
Mss nute orssaEOod. PhysieAi Diree-
tor. Nul Re In ChArEs DuHng
Month OF August.

Ths Bethany Vacation Hons. viii b.
etrh-d % the YOUNG Mumeu's Chris
Ian A~ssociatiou. saturday. July ~.
tor VIII ~ In charge q the HON. Tor
month q August
Have gog ever heard OF the vacation
Al Bethany. West VA
It's a bsau;iful pot on the college
And a Nondsrful FlAoe 10 stay.
n you only have a week or two.
OF only a day that's free
% vii want TO make the most Of your
In Fun and jollty.
50 Just stop AZ the Y. W. g
And make your reservation
Ana they viii tell you the way 10 20
To reach your destination
When you arrive a. Bethany
And get your bag unpacked
We hope you viii md your appetite
i very much intact
For Mrs Hourh. the able cook
VIII see that you're well fsd
And you will be- lucky ~ YOU ger
Her nice, hot ginger bread
Tho older girls act a. your guides
And show you all the sights,
For Bethany - historic
A. the home Of the r~ampb~llltes'
The round barn. too. r. % Interest.
Also the famous store
Where chicken sandwiches can be bought
Ana Ice cream cones. galore.
So ~ you have an interest
In your happiness and health
Just sign an application
ana see these things yourself.
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Misses

Josephine Walker Mary Sheets
Helen Bloomfield MARY Virginia
Dorothy Heinlein Heinlein
catherine Hunter Jeanette Kyle
Mildred koehline Ruth Kirk
Wilma Schenerlein
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Entertain TODAY.

Entertain Today.
Misses Elizabeth Faust. Of Martins
Ferry. will be the hostess this after
noon az the Martins Ferry Country
club to a number OF her friends. The
occasion will be one OF the enjoyable
anairs OF the week. the party remain.
ing during the afternoon and even.
ing and will be the guests at a chicken
and waffle supper served at S O'Clock.
covers viii be laid for the follow,
ing.
Rose Callahan Mollie Matz
May O'DOnnell Anna Matt
Margaret Ypgling Winnie McDermott
Meme ODonnell Josephine Monahai
Name McCaffrey Sara Dobbin
Rose Mccartney Bern Conken
julie Callahan Anna Dobbin
Bernadette CallahaEIizabeth Faust
Christie Reasbeck
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Miaaea


A number OF young folks from the
Island are being entertained this week
at Bethesda by Miss Josephine Nc
Connell. at the Mcconnell cottages
The party is on a busy round OF
gaities and the week enjoyed to the
utmost Mrs. Mcconnell ~chaperones
the party which is composed OF the
following.
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Misses
Niessrs
For Visitor.

One of the pretty parties OF the
week was given by Mrs Edward
schenk At her home at Woodlawn. for
her visitor. Mrs. Herbert A.. Criqul.
Of Mansfield. Ohio. After a few hours
spent pleasantly with needlework an
attractive buffet luncheon was served.
Those present wore