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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-05-28

memOIes-SQurS, union sincere en-
tire Giles, qu'elles soient superior
res on inf6rieures en- intelligence
on en- fortune; Condolences: vi
want des anciennes coutumes du
Canada qui, Jul, les a recues de la
vieille France,et en- conservant pre-
cieusement la langue franchise;
Catholique: en- restant fd6les q la
fol de leurs a~ncetres, BIT puts, lie
Cercle Ste Anne, sainte sous l'6gi-
de de laquelle a 6t6 plac6e la Bran
che %, d6s son origine: pour les
meres de suivre son exemple de
mere chr6tienne d6vou6e a son
foyer, ct aux jeunes file de pratt
quer les lecons qu'elle enseigne a
leur endroit.
Mgr Guillot, chapelaln du Ger
Gle, b6nit la banniere, ct lie r. P.
Richard, cure de l'6gljse Ste Anne
donna la B6n6diction du T. S. Sa-
crement, commencement de cette
belle soiree. On remarquait au
sanctuaire les RR. PIP. Nicolas de
Saltwater, ct Boerboom, vicaire de
ND. de Lourdes. Les M6declns-
Examinations du Cercle avaient
bien voulu honorer de leur pr6sen-
ce cette imposante reunion.
IN d6fl6 d'environ deux cents
des danes ct demoiselles du Ger
Gle est entire dams l'6glise par les
c6t6s au chant Gu cantique "Vive
Ste Anne, chacune allant prendre
place a son tour dams les bancs du
milieu qu'elles remplirent presque
tous. On remarquait a la suite
des oMci6res I'm bon nombre de
danes des soci6t6s-seurs de st
Paul.
LIE Cercle Ste Anne, compose de
membres DIES paroisses de Ste An
ne ct de Notre-Dame de Lourdes,
await lance une invitation generate
a nos compatriotes d~'assister au
concert ct or y remarquait I'm
grand nombre de ses amis ct amies
DIES deux paroisses.
La banniere, due a la g%6n6rosit6
DIES membres ct a un travail qui de-
mandate de la perseverance de la
part de Nine l.. Dumas qui Ia
premierement propos6e ct verse la
premiere offrande,et de Nine Corri-
riveau, %pr6sidente du Cercle qui a
ensuite pris ~l'entreprise en- mains,
est Acknowledgement confectionn6e
de sole bleue, blanche ct rouge, or
nee de FRANCES dor, repr6sentant
sur une ses faces l'embl6me de la
Soci6t6, avec entete: "Cercle Ste
Anne, Br' z8, de lU. G. F. c." ct
sur l'autre, I'm magnique portrait
de la Bonnie Ste Anne, peint a la
main. Ellie est de toute beaut6, ct
ne manquera pas d'etre admiree de
tous.
En- somme, ce fut une demons
tration don't lie brilliant success a
tous les points devue, fera oublier
a tous ceux qui sly sont d6vou6s
lie tracas ct lie travail encourus.
ct aux Canadfers DIES Villes-Seurs
qui en-. ont 6t6 t6moins, I'm preuve
du z4le ct de la bonnie entente des
danes du Cercle Ste Anne, Br. %,
u. c. f. G..
Dams les pr6paratifs du concert
Nine Dumas a etc habilement Sc
cond6e par Nine B. j. Pelletier ct
Mile Antoinette Bernard. Nine
Corriveau Gtait p%r6sidente d'orga-
nisation.
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mere de plusieurs enfanfs, ne passaif pas une j0uSn6e sans
DIES d0uielArs a la tefe, au dos, a Pest0n,ac, 6pr0uNanf
une urande LaSsilllde ct une I0urdeur dams f0uS
les n,embres, Sc guerif aussi par Pusage
seul DIES PLULES ROUGES.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-22
Rules for Automoblllsts.

on Tuesday evening. at the resi-
dence OF Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Dalzell
LeatherwoOd. will take place the mar
riage OF Miss Hettie DalZell TO Mr
George Price Whitaker Coudon. on
account OF the prominence OF the con
tracing parties the wedding will at
tract a great deal of attention.
In this connection request Is made
Of visitors at the Dalzel residence on
Tuesday evening that the following au
tomobile rules be observed.
First-CRrs which enter the grounds
before o'clock will be allowed to de
part between sos and $50.
SecOnd-Cars which enter after S
o'clock cannot be allowed TO depart
until after 10 o'clock. and then only
when their number is called.
In the spacious grounds surrounding
the Dalzell residence there Is ample
parking room for very large mum.
Der OF automobiles. but in order %
avoid congestion and facilitate the
convenience OF the guests. drivers are
requested to obey the above rules.
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Library Evening.

The Fourth Street Circle OF the
Kings Daughters will soon complete
ARRANGEMENTS for one Of the most in
teresting and unique entertainments
which has ever been given I'm the city.
and assures 10 all who attend a most
delightful evening. II is known as a
library evening" and will be held at
the Fourth Street VI. Z. church the
evening OF December Q. At a recent
meeting OF the entertainment commit
tee, the chairman. Mrs. u. \. TAYLOR.
appointed sub-chairmen and commit
tees. as follows.
Book Committee-Mrs. J. y. Bowler.
Mrs. A. T. Young and Mrs Frank Mes
bitt.
Decorating Committee-Nrs W. n.
Higgins and Mrs w. d. Irvine. Joint
chairmen. assisted by Mesdames T. j.
Hugus. y. r. Davis Frank Armbrus-
fer. George Hannah, G. J. Proudfoot
Hal Speidel r. r. Kitchen and Miss
Bess Kyle
Ticket Comittee-Mrs W J. Lu-
kens. chairman. assisted by Mesdames
j. W. Root :. 4. Anthony. r. F. Cot
ten, W y. Elliott. VIM. Travis. Geo.
Hannah and W. n. Smith
Music Committee-Mrs IT. d. Trav.
Is. chairman. assisted by Mesdames
Oscar Mckee. vs.. r. Robinson and
Charles Adams
Refrcshment Committee-Mrs j W.
Brooks and Mrs. r 3. Potts. Joint
chairmen. assisted by Mesdames T. A.
Little. Albert Shahan Charles Mad.
den. John Zorn. n. Clayton and Fan
ME Pratt
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viii give grand ball in the Market
Auditorium Wednesday evening. No
vember -. All Hibernians and the
ladies' AuXiliaries OF the Parke and
Mullen divisions. together with their
friends. are invited TO attend. There
will be no euchre in connection, as in
former years. Dancing will begin
promptly at s o'clock. with Bachman's
orchestra TO furnish the music The
general committee in charge is as fol-
lows:
VI. A. McRae. chairman: Miss Wini-
fred Holmes, secretary. Thomas F. j.
Manion, treasurer: Mesdames J. T. Gil
martin. Henry Reuter-. Robert Ross,
John Nook. Chance Frame. Misses
Katherine Dougherty. Ellen Devlin. +.
Mary Dougherty. Edna Frabell. Mama
LaFlam, Winifred Holmes. Margaret
Manion. Messrs. r. A Arkle. Merton
=. Mcltae, James Gilmartin, Jr. Frank
'. Tighe. Eugene Conih. James II.
Howley. Bernard Killcen. r. NJ Gun
bingham, Lawrence Frabell, Thos F.
Manion.
Floor Committee-John ]. Ialor.
chairman: Thomas Burke. Eugene Co
MIN. Michael J. Finley. James J. Law
Their Charles +. Manion. Edward ].
kemple, John VI. Mcnamara
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THE THEATRE


Today. hiCu comes to Wheeling
ea thanksgiving day and Friday and
saturday, playing a, the Court thea
.or, occupied ,r, stage of the Forty
eighth Street thD5tcr lor one solid
year and was established as the big
gcst dramatic success, OF the season
because II Is vital and vivid drama
OF New orL HE.
Telling more powerfully than any
minister can preach oi the dangers
OF the national disease OF keeping up
appearances and making lar deeper
Impression by the force OF its dram
attic presentation. To-day" owed its
great success Co. the fact that IL awak.
cncd the American conscience by
the umclncsS II its theme and the
importance of It's mission, two lac
tors which were developed by its
marvellous CONSTITUTIONAL strength.
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About People
Movements 81 Inciviuusis {.
and srom :i;e City
AT THE HOTELS.

STAMM-W. T. BorChers Washing.
ton. Pa; l.. l.. Wheaton. Clarksburg: N.
Shumaker. New Philadelphia. O.: A.
y. Dulaney. Frametowu. W Va. +.
{. Mitchell. Barton. O.
GRAND CENTRAL. O. slime.
Sardis. O.: VI. ID. Kidd. ParIersburg
W. +. Starr. Parkersburg
MeLURE-D. L. Wilson Martins
Ferry. o., /. Rosonborg. ParkersburC:
Tommy Ware. Pdrkersburg. Flya
Ward. Parkersburg. Bessie Ward.
Parkersburg. = p. Taylor. Morcan-
town. Ward Lanham. Buckraunon.
keleil Ross BuCkhannou. Fred Grimm.
Buckhannon.
THE ROGERS. : Brady. CIays.
vile Pa. \. y. Ferguson. Akron. O..
Okcy \. Ash. Glover Gap. " Va. p.
{. Durham. ID. u. s. Littloton.
r. J. Boaz o. Kansas. is spending a
few days IN this city on business.
J. II. McAllicstcr is spending the
week I'm New York City
George W. Morgan of Sistersyiue. is
expected 20 arrive i'm the city this
morning for brief visit with his son
Melvin J. MORGAN. who is located here.
Mrs. r. Cochran Of Cadiz who has
been takin- treatment at the North
Wheeling Hospital for sometime. viii
BE- DISCHARGED from that institution
today
Mrs Harry Paradise OF Market
street. is DOING very nicely following
an operation al the North Wheeling
Hospital
Mrs VI. r. Clarke Of North Main
street. has recovered from several
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-22
DARKEN GRAY
HAIR, LOOK YOUNG
GRAY HAIR CHANGED TO AN
EVEN DARK SHADE
NO DYE.

You can easily turn your gray. faded
or streaked with gray hair beautifully
dark and lustrous almost overnight n
you'll apply. few times. Q-Ban HAIR
Color Restorer 10 hair and scalp like a
shampoo. . Ban Is harmless. not
sticky. delightful to use and darkens
all your gray hair so naturally ana
evenly that no one can tell Il has been
applied. @ Ban acts on the roots.
makes hair and scalp healthy. chang
Ing gray hair and entire head OF mar
10 that soft. even dark luster. num-
ness. beauty and abundance when
makes the hair so fascinating and at
tractive. besides prevents iandrun.
itching scalp and falling nAtr. Re
guaranteed. Only SOC for 8
big 7-oz. bottle. at Griest Drug Co,
ll35 Market street. Wheeling. ". Va
Out-of-town folks supplied by parcel
post. Call or write asking for Q-Ban
Hair Color Restorer.
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q. p. o. e. Thanksgiving Dance.

Arrangements are being completed
by the amusement committee Of the
Elks lodge Of this city for their big
dance. which is 90 be- held IN the audi.
forum OF the club house Wednesday
evening November % The dancing
VIII continue well into the early hours
OF the morning. and ono Of tho largest
crowds ever attending tho annual
Thank giving dances "a expected on
This evening
Iar-hars viii have charge OF the
Interior decorating. and Nelster pa or.
Dl'-fr1 has been engaged FOR tho dance
program. which assures ifH excellence.
Peter Ilaberstick. the club caterer.
rIIl serve tho Thanksgiving supper.
OBJ" menu consisting of many delicious
dishes
The dance program will bs az FOL.
lows
waltz "T.fr.lft
...s..''r Il..u'. Frisco
Wolff ,rar. afHe.
o.. .-.. gae. .. r.r Hom Bay
.t fr.. TAGGING fla scale
.r..... r.. .e...se. Gir '1 MONT
ur ra.s'r raF"
"r.s U.H 500 r Your Loving
re 10. arr- F'~1--
....'.n Ts~- '- uaf'r' .
Down q. -'. F,.- 'snsI
.a. -.. r.r. r-,- r~s Won r~
... .... ......F.. r.-.
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Home Economics department.

Miss Martha Ross. head OF tho no
R,,ljiellG science Department Of the
w u, 'llhE iiiEh school. VIII speak az tng
NIL %" held tt thu A.J.I.AN. bulIdIra.
Tlaay Afternoon, November 20 MIS-
Toss viii have as her subject Enter
tanning In the Home. aud nsr talE Nm
~" Illustrated uy "a demonstration in Ia
hlr trraHg, meut. Members of mo
sophomore class II IN, high school class
VII. take part. Tie following viii dem
uhSiral" the settling Or "a tahl.. al "A f1I-
itlal dluner. Misses CoruDIla Wrlusr
N4fell4 barnes, Amy McCuIlagh. M.I.Ia
Love. kathryn Klein. Hazel Soudernran,
heSs Parker and Lean ScuuI
bees ~ IN, club with tn. yy.rt 49, ~
domestic science department OF The hfrh
s'"'"I ana VIII Doe very eut-rtaiu-ng
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-22
Acker-St ocker.

The marriage Of Miss Bessie stock
or, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. e.. W.
r. Stocker, Of South Eoff street and
Mt. John Acker was solcmnized sat
Grddy 90 the parsonage Of the Third
Presbyterian church. There were no
attendants. Following the ceremony
the young couple left for a honeymoon
journey, and upon their return will
reside az 1881 Eoff street The groom
y the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Acker. Of
the south Side. and is connected with
The Office department Of the Wheeling
tcrrugating Company His bride has
been teacher in the Ritchia sSchooi.
and Is popular in large circle OF
fiiends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-22
RASHES, PIMPLES,
ITCHING TROUBLES
need POSLAM

When the feet itch and cause severe
alscomtort az the end OF the dav. what
LeHei there = IN e. little Foslan spread
EeNty on lfcniug ls allayed. annoy.
anc- from sweaty odors is removed
nder such treatment the trouble Is not
kaSh-S. PIwplss. Sunbrirrf Sfi,rs -.
MOSQUITO Bites annoy. 'Poslau1 Will '1,iirx-
lN relieve and heal WONDERFULLY helm
waiting and stubborn
one months trial OF Poslam SOAP
ne soap ~ soaps FOR tender sensitive
~Nln--usually leads 20 its continued usa
or samples. send &c stamps 10 Fner-
gency Laboratories. % Nest 25th -
New York city. sold by all Druggists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-22

Saturday at noon occurred the ma~.
rag" OF Miss Lillian r. Rich and Mr.
George II. Blnsled. with Rev. Z. Theo.
''lckenberger solemnizing tho mar
rage az the home OF Mr.. Charles
Scheupi. OF broadway street. 4 com.
p'ny OF intimate friends witnessed
the ceremony. After a brief wedding
trip IN the north. Mr.. and Mrs Bin
Eled viii return to bridgeport. where
they viii live. the groom being A most
"siimahle young man OF that place.
The bride is OF p prominent Woods.
field family. and has many friends in
boil that city and Wheeling.
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Supper Thanksgiving.

For the benefit Of ST. Mary's church.
a supper will BE- served beginning at
3 o'clock Thank giving evening BOO the
Kahn club rooms. The ladies OF ina
church have the affair iu charge ana
viii be assisted by the Holy Name so-
ciety. Mrs John Gilmurtln has been
selected chairman Dancing will Do
enjoyed following the supper
Dining room tables will De- arranged
In tho club. with the following ladies'
in charge Miss Ada Owens. Mrs Bar.
tolIas, Mrs Ross. Mrs Harfh. Mrs Nc
Dermott. Mrs Robb Mrs ArkIc. Nrs.
Frabcll and Miss Julia NcEutcp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-22
Club Night Class.

The regular club night class meet
ing al the Young WOmen's Christian
association every Thursday has been
postponed this week. because OF
Thanksgiving Supper rs 10 BE- served
in the social room as usual and the
regular classes in crocheting. sewing,
embroidery and gymnasium will be-
held The class in care OF the lair
and skin will not meet this week and
the class In candy making will begin
the four weeks course next Thursday
evening. Deceu Der 2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-22
outIna Club Of Y. w. c. A.

The Outing Club OF the Young
Women's Christian Association will
serve supper to the members Of the
club Tuesday evening. for which res
ervations should be made by Monday
noon at the association building. The
committee will start serving at $50
O clock. A small fee will be asked.
The regular meeting will follow the
supper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-22
Masonic THANKSGIVING Dance

Under the auspices Of the Scottish
Rite Guard. tho Masonic fraternity will
hold their Thanksgiving ball at the
Market Auditorium on Thursday even
ing. Fifteen hundred invitations have
been issued for this affair. which will
be one OF the most elaborate affairs
ever given. The dance music will be
furnished by the Scottish Rite orches-
ira. and every detail is receiving at
tcution which Will add 10 the pleasure
OF The occasion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-22
W0MAN'S CLUBS
Music penarrm.n.

On "Wednesday afternoon OF this week
,ie music deIar lmcnt OF the Woman =
,tub Will give very attgactively ar
ranged program al the A-D.I- w hail
ntEihning al o'clock. Mrs Elsa Gund-
ING busa viii appear before the club
ana VIII sing, Miss Jessie Wolf heinz
utI acc'mpauist Mrs. DuEa Will also
play a group OF Mcdowell Selections
nae Us a conspicuous musical event OF
We MteN as Mrs. buga possesses a voice
$500 Always secures Tor her a large
nearing. Miss Wolfe the accompantst ~
llie Afternoon has exceptional 10 lsuf
Nulcu Is seldom cqualled. \ very inter-
sssitng program has been PREF ired as
songs by American Women Composers
90 To a Hidden Violet. -,
Co Dawn in the Desert .. -. .'' own
I'D Years at the spring Ger u -ae hoSs
ii. -1'S' Il IL Il be''e--
Aria tAianon LescuaD .Pucinni
n. ~ I osIn ..-...... Mcdowell
10 Naterlily. ..............Mc Mcdowell
''''' -'''''o' '.' '....... Mcdowell
Songs-
ca ich Kanns Nieht Fassen.........
90 Du Bist VIE EiIin,e Blume sen.'n-"n
Co wenn Ich In den aGrjen. senlinanh
td) Au Neiuen Ilertzeaa.. ...,
''''''''- I:.'''''.' Sehumann
Five QIatrains 6EubaiyaD ..........
j 0
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Macademy Dance.

The Macademy Club has issued in
vitations for their Thanksgiving dance
which will be given in the Elks' club
auditorium Friday evening. November
20. The dance program will open at
$50 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-22
Tea for Mrs MlIlaL

Mrs. Arthur W. Mills. wife OF the re-
firing pastor of the Fourth Street NJ.
F. church, will be honor guest at an
afternoon tea given Tuesday at the
church. The Kings Daughters are
hostesses. the hours being from I'M
I'll o'clock. All the ladies' OF the
congregation are cordially invited TO
attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-22
Thanksalvlna Market

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the War.
wood Lutheran church will hold a mar.
ket fhome prepared delicacies OF all
kinds at the Stone & Thomas store.
Wednesday. November "a This will
be located on the first floor. center
aisle. Mrs. II. F. Juergens and Mrs.
". r. Nolts being In charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-22
Island Literary Club.

Miss Iosue viii %. hostess 20 the Is
land Literary club. at the home of Nrs
Ldsar tul.ard ou November 20. instead
vI 'nm"ff'N a. planned. The progr1 ,5
Tor the evening follows.
q summer IriY Through Normandle.' %
Say lsuu Fouapartc."
current Events"
Mrs. Russell shelter. Inaaer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-22
Hewltt.Mecov NuntiaIs

The wedding Of Miss Grace Mccoy
and Mr.. George Hewitt has been set
for Wednesday November a. This
will be- beautiful social event OF
this week. and anon gthe guests will
be- many former school friends ~ the
bride tu.bo. together with several
friends from a distance Among these
viii DO fh" following
Miss Louise Nilsack. Of Pittsburgh
Pa
Miss Elizabeth South. OF sewickley
Pa
Miss Margaret Campbell. NJ pitts
hurgr Pa
Miss Mildred McNally of Pitts
huraI pa
Nr and Mrs Walter Hewitt Of Osh
loah. NI.
vr and Wrs Mark Rarta. ~ Wis
runsi1
Mr. and Mrs a o. WcGarou. oi
Cleveland 3D.
Nr and Mrs ID % Torpy M Mari
eta. %.
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To serNe SUPPER.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the ST.
Pauls Evangelical church will. on mex
Tuesday evening, November 23rd,
serve a supper in the Sunday school
room OF the church, from 70 =
o'clock Mrs X. Becker Is chairman
and has ten other ladies' as her as
sistants.
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Dinner Dance

one OF tho weeks elaborate Affairs
will be- given his evening az tho WIND.
s0r hotel by tho Mercantile club tnia
has been arranged az dinner dance.
dinner being served ln tho private d.r.
iuR room OF the hotel. which viii ue
followed by dancing Noiafrra or.
Choetra viii furnish tho music
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-22
Social EVENING.

The third of the series OF social ar
fairs given this season by the Cathe-
dral Branch No. $40 OF the l.. c. 3. 4.
will be held in the basement OF the
cathedral Tuesday. November %. This
is for the members only. and Is in
charge of Mesdames Fred Nuttall and
II A. McGuigan.
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SIDE TALKS
Charity A Right.
(By Ruth Cameron;

me question as TO whether 81 b. n
any way lowering TO accept charity
came up tho other day. The concrete
example who started the discussion was
a. dear old lady who cannot bear the idea
OF going into an old folks home De.
, cause ID is partially supported by chart
She thinks it van be degrading TO &c.
'rI' inaf measure Of charity.
Don't Put A Blot on the Name Of Charity
There. can Doe no worse blot on the
name of charity than this feeling. ANY
one VINO u} giving lu a spirit OF patron
axe or superiority helps 20 create that
ns, or Ft-,Htlrent ana degradation
"a. mNyH To answer for.
4 doctor told me the other day that IL
.- tnr small Sa.aried lower middle class
Uitl -suse'. and not the very poor VIC
suffer most from the need Of medical At
tendance.
The Generosity Of Doctors
We doctors are always ready TO give
OUT f,i' where there ls need" ne
stiu. and the very poor ACCEPT the gift
anhlF and turn o. us TOR help. It's
~.DAu"s~ falls hraylss, lite almost inn
-' -i.I" Tor ih.m tp put aside margin
Tor uurtoTS bills. and when they are
times tcy go without medical advice
when they need 30 badly. and sometimes
ih.N strNe themselves afterwards -
liN 'he bills. All because 30 seems de-
grading Goo them Co ask for charity. Too
"al charity has such a bad name"
DO ms mind charity is ths right OF
everyone who needs it 60 be has done
Dos best not Co. need ItI and should be ac-
.-n.si with dignity as d right. not
believe that tho world owes every
'. "N. woman ln q. 10 living provided
or Goo earn that living
Dc ma ue that il health or Industrial
'i.N~ .T ".N'F t.feumst ances Tor
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Rridae Party Monday

Mrs John Reid and Miss Mary Pfarr
VIII entertain this afternoon in honor
OF Miss Grace Mccoy. an the home Of
Miss Pfarr. From o until % o'clock
bridge viii afford a delightful after
room. which will be enjoyed by twelve
guests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-22
Enaaaement Announced

Announcement has been made Of the
engagement Of Miss Eleanor Loring
patterson 10 Mr.. Wilson Raymond Rus
sell OF Baltimore. Md, the wedding TO
De mid-Wintcr event. Miss Patterson
Is daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Hollingsworth Patterson. and
occupies a prominent position in the
younger social set Of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-22
Charity Whist.

Mrs. s. VI. Rice and Mrs. L. p. Stein
VIII be hostesses. Wednesday after
noon. at another charity whist TO be
given In the rooms OF the Mercantile
Club. beginning at 2 O'Clock. These
ere under the direction OF the Ladies'
Hebrew Benevolent Society. and tidy
sums are being netted for charity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-22

assortment Of homemade pies. cakes.
bread. rolls and other dainties for
the Thanksgiving table viii be offered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-22
Mesdamea
Wedldna Announcement,-

Copies Of the following wedding an.
nouncements were mailed last week
TO the friends OF the bride and bride.
groom:
Mr. and Mrs David Garden
announce the marriage
of their daughter.
Jessie West
to
Mr.. II. NJ Ably
Thursday. November the eighteenth
Nineteen hundred and fifteen.