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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-11-11
Fiftv Wool Sweater Coats
for Women==Special Sale
One=third Off

This Special Discount Sweater Sale is going to
happen right at the time one would need sweater.
We have gone through our stock and find we
have almost fifty beautiful Sweater Coats carried
over from last season, but, at the same time they
are just like this seasons styles. We want to clean
them up and do so have placed each sweater
1919 per discount ticket which you IS
on your sweater Plain and
~ bination colors, beted and plain effects
~ sizes to AZ.
He@0005 In the assortment there will be several of
.NSS%-S2S73 this seasons Silk Sweaters.
II Prices will be after the discount, from
iYIAIk II $165 up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07

An approaching wedding OF much
| local interest is that OF Miss Mary
Manning Holroyd. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James French Holroyd. OF
Athens, Mercer county, ". Va. 10
Rev. Robert Edward Lee Stryder. oil
Keyser. w. Va. Thursday evening
October II, has been the date chosen
for the wedding which Will be
solemnized at the New Athens Meth
odist church. Bishop W. l. Gravatt.
OF Charleston, an uncle of Rev. Stry-
der, performing the ceremony.
Miss Holroyd was a member OF the
class Of 1912. graduated from the uni
yersity OF West Virginia and WINE
there was a roommate OF Mrs. A. "A.
Hoblitzell, OF this city, whom she has
visited frequently Miss HolrOyi mas
a large number of friends in Wheel
ing and Is well known in educational
circles throughout the state. having
taught In the Keyser preparatory
schools.
Rev. Stryder recently accepted the
pastorate OF ST. Matthews =. r.
church, this city. where he and MS
bride will establish their residence
after November l. Rev. Stryder was
formerly OF Charleston. and is one OF
the most popular Episcopal ministers
In the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
HERE'S NEW VIGoR FOR
oVERWoRKED STOMACHS

Hundreds Of the best druggists who
have been In the drug business lone
enough 70 have their own opinion of
the best way Of selling medicines. say
the plan adopted b. MiO-na. the great
dyspepsia remedy. is the fairest they
ever heard o. Tho Mona prople
don't believe that "a medicine ought 10
Do paid for unless b. doe the user
good And eO Mlo-na ie always sold
under positive guarantee 10 relieve
dyspepsia or to refund the money You
simply leave 80 cents ON deposit win
your druggist and DO after Won have
used the box Of Niona. you decide
that DO has done you mo- good. an YOU
have 90 do Is to tell him go and no
viii return your money
Hundreds Of people can tell how
they have been relieved of stomach
agOnics by using this remarkable rom.
ody. ~ ls not simply a food diecaier.
DO ia "a medicine that puts aIf of tho di.
gestive ORGANS into normal condition
and Rivos rudy slowing. vigorous
health. a change for the better wW
boz seen after fhc 0rst feV doses of
Mona. aud its continued u.e WIu
soon FItc fbo power fu raf most ans,
Thing of any Time and mot suffer dI.
trr.s afffrward
Mona BEL sold under positive quar-
auicr t1 refund fHs money DO I docs
NOT a'op aII stomach distress Th.s
Poo Tuure proof fn1. rHn Boo offered
Del. fool fHH W'..f of IHr medicine
NufnIn. lessen. mHr. aHt.t.. ..
Doll. fu.E uf woman faHl.r.IIu. nor
nnHIfE more THAN weak stomach
Win DOL tfffndIur ssfls I.r tiIoua.
and 600 bow much moro fhfrc +. boz
'ir Coz If from o. U Cr.rrf A. GO ODD.
any Irtdfur dfuaa..f iu this virinIt,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
Neighbor Told Her
Cure for LumbGgo

rheumatism and iumbar1 are awful
things and cause great pain and mise
cry. bot Foley Kidney Pills can rout
them
Mrs q. w. Eveiaud Duncan Mills.
III. writes the following letter. q
was stricken down with IumUarn and
was unable to turn myself In bed A
urigIhu brought ma HlIf bottle OF
Foley kidney rIIir. and said are bad
been similarly amIrfrI uuI tIat they
bod helped DEER. SEQ q tried Them and
was completely relieved br tHa uar .r
two or three bottles have bad
splendid success with Them and have
never knnvu tHrm tn HII most
heartily commend Policy kiirt.
f'Ia"
FoIsv Kidney pills tone uu weak.
Inactive. SLUGGISH tITurfr. r.f frr
body oft uuIanue. FiNe appetite. srrfre
Hnd refrrahfur sleep after pain. port
neglect kidney trouble Remove the
cause with Foley Kidney TIIr
Tor sale ~ John ooismsn %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
To Open Season.

The Mercantile Club will open their
social season Monday evening. Octo-
Der II, with an informal card party
and dance at their club rooms in The
Court Theatre building. Handsome
prizes will be awarded those securing
hish scores. Music will be provided
Dy Meister's orchestra which insures
the delight OF q perfectly rendered
dance program. The members are
anticipating this opening event and
the very delightful social affair in its
train.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
Kenney-Meyers.

Rev Father O. n. Moye. at the par
sonage Of St Joseph's Cathedral. uni-
tSd in marriage Miss Nellie Myers OF
Sherrard and Joan Kenney Of the
South Side. Tuesday evening. The
ceremony was performed at Z o'clock
the attendants being Miss Katherine
henney. James Mcneil. Miss Izetta
Hartley and Miss Title Knabe. The
pride was gowned i'm a handsome suit
of blue cloth with hat and gloves of
the same hue, and wore corsage
bouquet OF brides roses and lilies OF
ne valley. Following the ceremony
the couple took up their residence Al
their attractively furnished home al
NO. SS22 Chapline street. where a
wedding dinner was served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
SIDE TALKS
(sy Ruth Cameron;
Women Who Take Advantage.
(5y Ruth Cameron.

when asked what De- thoulht aboit a
,"in W"H.a an preaching. Or. Johnson
Nalu that "a was like q dog standing
or iis hind lcr~. % was remarkable. MOI
N was done az aU
I-F'n in tfssn days there are women
Wn" seem fu have 90 least "a rerunsnr
."i that feeling about their usrfo-,r,-
ancr~ BOZ The business world 'That is.
,hey should Do the WORK az all. ana thar
Co. work H- hard as men or dnd fauif
wen tn,N arroEatc special privileges
n woman who employs other women
told mu this little experience the OHIO,
iat So" had au unusual rush on vors
thu cont it'i bob reach her Office e. hall
t-rial ou hand and b. ready 10 dictate
Voc moment ODE Etguographcr arrived.
~, '''n n'N,a NAT - some miracle
lnai Pe. son miEht boz Few minutes
rHf.t. ru the contrary. mine o'rlorE
came a1u wont and ro struorraphcr an
"iiN put Boo o. loisureN appearance. non
'nH"hllh removed her natplns ana ~
planned CALMLY Lad q headache.
ncf cnI'"Ngt would have arranged
n' work din'rUutit. As 30 was. 7 wait
urr to come Ir rvrrv instant. ara ~,
KNOW how hard Do IH Co fa Frur mind
.nn any thing whom you are waitng like
she stole fifteen MINUTES a Mint
I' another uniuc Boo which d used To-
NnfN one of the atenoErrphsrs used 10
I"fLN Ht quarter off 1--WE 90 eaten Ia i've.
eight train. She bad never asked nor
received permission t1 DO this furfn-
more. th'r' was o. train at ave-thirtr
Nhi.n rlr could have taken. ami a. fhe
'fHnI 90 only a ffn-miuufre walk snr
I''I not have lefi until 1--WE minutes nf
I'VE. oven fu Enf Che earlier train
Ih another NMI.D 81 which d know
fiI thr Wufrfr us a matter OF tnurat
|Nf W"rk from five fH con- minute.
taflh In order tu Dol ready tu leave at
prompt 1--WE
she Hnd 20 Powder Hsr Nosa
r"HY"HUN U.INUuHf UIfrH uIfH one ffr
.H' girls and ahH opened uErf sy-s 10
wonder Huf Dr. taxes rf ton minutes
in wash un HnI fN mt hHir aud puwrer
.nI uHrr Hui rtf nIf coat nuI bot nn
HTHu.rI.. ehr aHII Tnr idea that her
Du."I.Ntr IHi unt .urfraDttr 70 rav
Dol. 'u. fH.r. functions bod evidently
u...r H..IUI.f fl hsI
Miud N"u. Fm ruf claiming mat
900 women HIt ULs tHIa FOL. fnaf men
.f.U .uI..H art nf tnsIr emuIoyer.a
.n. I.I r'r fI IuIuUsfa tar from
bon HHN. SHOWN InHuf H woman Who
.'..I NHIitI fIHn ruN uItu Iu fla Oh.
rN IHblHN E.t Dose money
.. fn. H.H...f eHmref rairesf
.I'.i- iu Nr f..Hi 'Hduatrisf army
... women
HHI r,.1u.. .m aeeu lor the honor
"f n N want aI women like thai
HHt .Iet few
Motorists NOT rnfrcqucnuy insure
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
ENTERTAIN Lesoue

800 Sc.IIa and NIir. FUImar "a
lh'ir home Ht Cedar Wuck.. viii enter.
lsln ih, member uf tho Luther League
ni So james chapel fnia evening A
number ~ original features have becn
arranged for The amusement of tho
ru"sis. who viii include
dise e LILLE Georgia Maralrsi and
NIauchn .toutsrblrr. Lena and Mimic
lHupn. HruIirftI Miller. Emma and
Nm'liH IoumHn. Anna and Ruth Win.
Tor Rose Potter. Carrie Lyons Mary
wagner Nr.srs Martin Warner Roll.
tfI trrrr. John and ll0uI. Crosse.
LOWS Wagner Herman -.Hfuf,rrr.
Albert EIDtrf.uu. Ellsworth ruIuar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07

The members OF the Arion Society
are keeniy anticipating their social
season ibis year. tine preliminary ar
fair 10 occur Thursday evening. DC
tCber -. tcmptingly arranged menu
viii be- served. and the remainder OF
the evening devoted 10 dancing. Mrs.
\ G. Schueid ia president of the
committee. and with the active inter
est ~ The members the opening event
viii prove highly ENJOYABLE. The real
formal opening. however. Is scheduled
for November 4. when the winters
festivities viii be ushered in with. a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07

Another very charming affair vas
added fO ihe many comBlimeutnr MIss
Frcdrrirka kraatI bride elect or
this month Nr and Wre Henry
Haekman entertaining number Of
their friends lH.f evening Ht fr-fr
homo boo WOODLAND .n Dor honor
Cards furnished gu rI0tabie diversion
.Df ihe rvDn.ur Hf tho conclusion o.
which deli t.fnI luncheon was
'fv'i. fhe fppD.uImsuf. prsrfIy car
IIrd ont In pink and white
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07

An .Na f..IuHr.. ui Wr rud Ur.
Walter 40 NIDHrs. off fhs leland 90
worry charming children. party Ua.
.It'u .raItrUat afternoon ,.Irbrlf
Inr thr .'KIH birthday auuIt.f.ar, of
fH'Ir iturhtnr HI. France. Louise
Mcclure Tho hours we're from fo
duuur which many faacInafine
rH '.u". were enjoyed h, ths ufifr
frIkH The guest. wa-a followed by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07

Compiimenting Miss. Gene Day. A
guest OF local friends. Mrs W. b. Nc
Culla entertained small party OF
friends yesterday with luncheon
parry At her home in Warwood 4
pretty arrangement of autumn bios
SONS eraced the table. at which there
were covers for:
Miss Gene Day. Mrs r. r. Pierdon.
Mrs. :. P.Chris- Mrs. W. b. Nc.
tian. Culld
Mrs. ). Fierbaush.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07

a quiet wedding was solomnizsd last
evening 90 . o'clock -f 81. Luke Epis
copal church. when Miss Ncttfp Mel
VIVA Prayer became mo bride az Mr
Henry Lewis StcCk. Jr Rev Jacob
birmingham performed the marriage
ceremony. there being no attendants
The bride 's The daughter Of Nr TO
mFr y. Fraser. proprietor OF the Pra.
ger Printing Company. of this cu,
The bridegroom is "a vol known eleg.
tfIciln uf South Jacob street. and the
son ~ Mr. and Mrs Henry Steck. OF
the Eighth ward Mr. stock. sr BIZ
q prominent resident Of south Wheel
lux ard former revenue collector
Mr. end Mrs Henry Lewis StrCk. Do.
viii boz af home Co their many friends
after October rs nj q2f Market street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
Elk Dances

The FIRST Of the Elks' club dances
viii be the Huntington Dance" of
Tuesday evening. October rs Nets.
lers orchestra will furnish the must.
cal program sor the five dances OF
me series. which promise To surpass
me very delightful ones last year A
large number have subscribed for tho
success Of the coming affairs. when
have he following very able mem.
Ders forming the amusement com
mittee. Messrs William Windsor.
Elmer Wclty. Lee Hedges. William
Nogler and Alvin Schubart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07

Mrs. Catherine Dick az her home on
kentucky avenue, viii entertain
about forty ladies Of the Missionary
society OF the Zion Lutheran church
this evening Mrs. Henry kalbitzer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
October weddino

\ pretty wedding OF early Autumn
viii be- that of Miss Bertha Weitzel
daughter OF Mrs Josephine Neitzet
81 North Whenline. to Mr. Stepben
thrisfmcyeI. of Martins Ferry Wed
roFday mofuiuc. October ~. has been
lh' date selected. tho Wedding 10 take
place 1f the church oI the Sacred
Heart. with Rev Father Kossmsu
performing the ceremony The honey.
moon rip viii include cleveland ana
other 'akr point. Of interest Nrcr
their ..furn fhe young couple will re.
side In Martins FERRY The bride
groom b.. Tho eon of Nf. and Mrs O.
J.. tnrHtm'yrr and Dol and hI. faurro
are both popular boil O. wide circle of
friend
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Stag Party

Mr. David Nuru,r 81 ui- home on
Thirteenth street. en-. tanned last even
iuE. with a stag part.. The evening was
very cuicyHbk ~usut ny The young men.
.he guests iuciUIiur.
MD--I@.
tt4-. Eu,l4rg. George Rolf.
tIrIIr Ringer. Ernest tUI.T
Joan Nurtulug. David kuIuer
Leo Npe del. Eip MtkoWu.
George I.ou,e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07

Foremost in the enjoyable affairs of
last evening was the first dance OF
the Carroll Club this season. given al
their club rooms on Chapline street.
Meisters orchestra furnished the
music for the dance which was una
bated from $50 to y O'Clock. Cards
and bowling furnished amusement for
those not caring TO dance and a lUcb.
con served at 1890 MARKED a delight
Iui hour In the evenings pleasures
y ne pail room was prettily decorated
In green and red streamers. which
radiated from the ceiling and were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
MISS Witty TO
BECOME A BRIDE
ENGAGEMENT TO MR.. CHARLES
FeENY ANNOUNCED YESTER-
DAY AFTERNOON.
Interesting Bit Of News Divulqed at
Pretty Luncheon at Fort Henry
Ciub-Other Society Notes.

IN engagement interesting 70 so
Clety, which was announced yesterday,
Is that OF Miss Loretta Witty 10 Mr.
Charles Feeny, both of whom are pop-
ular members of Wheeling's younger
social set The enchanting bit OF
news was divulged at a luncheon par
" given Yesterday at the Fort Henry
Club by Miss Margaret Hervey.
Centering the luncheon table was a
low mound of vari-shaded pink roses.
this same Hover being used for the
favors. and tied with blue tulle.
4 pretty appointment. and one in
Keeping with the charming occasion
were the heart-shaped confectiOns and
the Cupid-shaped ices There were
places laid for:
Misses
Loretta Witty. Virginia Mckee.
Marie Sufel, Sarah Whitaker.
Elizabeth Paxton. Eleanor HollO-
Katherine Franz way.
helm. Margaret Hervey.
Mesdames
r. r. Franz r. B. McLain
helm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
Lewis-Armstrono.

\ pretty home wedding took place
last evening at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. W. J. Armstrong. Of the Isl.
ana. when their daughter. Miss Ellen
Jane Armstrong. became the bride Of
MI. Alva W Lewis Jr.. son OF Mr..
ana Mrs Alvg W. Lewis. OF this CITY.
Rev. W VI Schultz % the Zane street
VI. p. church. performed the ceremony
az $50 O'Clock. Miss Louise Arm
sironc. cousin Of the bride. PLAYED
me wedding march There were no
attendants. After the small reception
which followed an elaborate wedding
dinner was served The table was
conferred with a. mound Of pink bridal
roses and lilies Of the valley Looming
The wedding party here were the two
immediate families and a few close
friends. Mr. and Mrs Lewis will re-
side on the Island Both are very
popular young people and have many
friends who viii shower them with
good wishes
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the president Of the society. will rem
der very entertaining program. also
feV. Benze. of the church. Will make
several addresses in regard 10 mis-
siOnary work. a delicious luncheon
viii be served al scasonabIe hour
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07

were enjoyed in the sunparlor OF the
hotel where an accractively appointed
luncheon was served following the
games. Among those present were:
Mesdames
Fred Cowl William Detweler
Edw. Steinbecker Frank Patterson
William Bycott A. F. Schneider
Robert Linsey Albert Schairer
Edward Leoner r. Schaffer
William Felsing Alfred Peake
X. A. Alexander Edgar Charnock
VIM. Lobenstein Mrs. Schaffer
Samuel Warffeul Mrs. McConnaughy
Misses
Gertrude Sobanski Clara Kraatz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07

Inc following announcements will be
received to-day:
Mr.. Homer y. Prayer
pes the honor OF announcing the mar
rage Of his daughter,
Nettie Melvina
to
Mr.. Henry l.. Steck. Jr.
on Wednesday. the sixth of October.
Nineteen hundred and fifteen.
wheeling, West Virginia.
Al home
After October Is. 1915,
524 Market Street.
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Luncheon Party.

Mrs. Carl Nestmann. al her home
or Eighteenth street. Warwood. will
entertain p party % her friends TO.
day at luncheon The table will be
prettily decorated with pink blooms.
and there VIII be places arranged for
ten CUES s. The remaining hours will
be- spent in fancy needlework. The
guests will include.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07

grand ball and concert az the Arion
hall. on the South Side.
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opsnlna Party Te-dsv-


No. opening party Of the Federation
ot ih" Industrial Girls Club OF the
ouuE women Christian Aeaociation
WI Do held Of the association build.
ihE this oveninR. There are six clubs
which aggregate tSu members an ~
whom are invited 10 be- present af tho
pbtuiuE AFFAIR this evening An rrur.
fiaily interesting program will be
rendered. beginning % e go O'Clock.
an enjoyable feature Of which viii Dc
mo rfUrosnnfafiu Of tho different
classes worked our in tahlcaue and
motion pictures. Several rpadinr4 viii
Do given by Mis- Helen WrruIlah.
ana lhe program will close with n
solo by Miss Alta EfoIdainr Tbtr DO
TIE beginning party 81 The Riris' work
which includes tho following ciaaaea
Gymnasium. croShpfinr and embroid
'ry. homo making winning. nrrf ala
and nome nursing study Of tho social
problems OF youth. marIrurirg and
hair DRESSING
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
Hot Roast Beef snnn.r

The Ladies' Bible class Of the Gee.
ond Presbyterian church will give n
not roas. heef supper this evening In
TIE lecture room Of the church. cor
ner twentieth and Market streets.
lhese ladies are known in Wheeling
as 5000 cooks. and their supper Is
sure 10 be an appetizing one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07

fastened low TO the walls This idea
was prevalent in all the rooms which
presented a very gay appearance The
committee in charge assured the sue,
cess OF the first dance this season by
their care and perfect arran cement
OF details. This was composed of Mr.
bernard Alexander, assisted by:
Messrs
Eugene Coniff. Thos. McShane.
nos cooper, John CounOrS
Lawrence Fitzpat- George Greene.
Ileh. Harry Glitsch.
VIM. WinCcrter Edw Srbuier
Val funding, John Fitzpatrick
jos. haitenbach, Herman Campbell.
Among those present were.
Mary Louise 1.oehe' Agner Reilly
Boston. Mass Anna Malev
-, W. Irillbull, Mrs Frak Maiey.
NARY Rose. Butte Mont
Helen Rose Ruth Pea hod,-
marie fricsmuth. Helen McFadden
Katherine Cameron. irene Tlufr9nc
Matinneta Truschei Bertha Blum
Lucy Miller SoDhfa Rosb
Mlnnetta Miller. Bernicc Watt
clara Rose Coleman. Angela BiarutIl,r
Ruth Palmer. Pauline Selferf
Charlestown W vaMary Link
ie.iolse reeves. Josephine Beth.
ira tiaStnauef. harCcltuC Brady
Nathiccn Piligan. Mrs. r.. r. Mcneil
Geneva Young. Mrs. John Grogan.
MCssrs.
Leo Coleman. VIM. l. Nolan.
IT. rank carroll. Louis g. Schaub
mrs y. Mahan, Frank Wallace.
scott Blayney. Tom McShap.
D.. y. Hasanauer. D. W Rurkie
j. q. kalteubach. D. COMMIT
=. ,. - Ntlll, Jos. Giescy.
j VIM. M3ley. r. J. B.fth
Frank ID. Eeistcr George 81 gre.,..
q. j. Fitzpatrick Leo d Eonpehcr-'
Bernard Alexander GER
Thomas Beckett Frank Y Lace.
Edward Dufreue John Weiss
s. e. Smith. ChaS Mile
geo d. Mathison. Dr. John South.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07

The young lady across the way SAYS
the fashions change so that you don't
have any idea from one month 10 an.
other where your normal waistline is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
Y. W. c. A. AFFAIRS
Many Activities Planned tor Remain
ing Days OF This Week-Two
Events Tomorrow

The lose OF the present week Is
busy one at the \. ". c. A. socially.
Following the opening OF the clubs OF
the Industrial Federation tonight. me
Seventh and Eighth grade pupils en-
terrain there tomorrow afternoon
This VIII be one Of the largest affairs
OF the week and will include over
three hundred guests. Various .on-
tests viii furnish a lively program
ana luncheon Will be served The
committee in charge with Miss Flea
nor Green as chairman. includes:
Misses
Sophie Wood Edna Kidd
Josephine Cox Mary Eleanor
Eleanor Clark Wright
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07

last evening Nj. Albert schroeder. 40
bis home ou south Ch.lliuc street -.
teriaiued a. party Of mis- friends Music
FURNISHED delightful diversion through
OUT iNe dlinir ana 90 variety 1T interest
INA ka'urS were enjoyed los The guests q
luacncpu 90 pretty appointments was
served 90 late hour The guests were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
High School Club.

Tomorrow evening at the associa-
ton building, the High school cIuo
VAL entertain the young ladies OF the
classes. IL Is another of the several
delighttll gatherings there this week
mock track meet Will be the tea
ture OF the evenings program wnicn
VIII be followed BY TIE crownfng OF
the yictors by Miss Mildred Pracnt,
president Of the cli:b. The committee
IN charge OF arrangements includes:
Misses
Margaret French Kate Hall
Bertha Gabler Ellen Freter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07

Motorists not infrcqucnuy insure
.asaiust police court fnes.
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Little Listers. Club

FOLLOWING fridays festivities. the
younger set will come in for their
share of fun. all those belonging 10
the Little Sisters club being invited.
also those who were in attendance
at the sewing classes last year. me
committee in charge of the affair sat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
stryderHoIroyd Nuptials.

Gertrude sobanski clara Kraatz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
MIsscs

Margaret Hervey Marie Stifel
Loretta Witty
The herald., 1915-11-18

I'''''I' NI--'-'IlI'NI in NOILTN IWOIIC-
l. the undersigned recorder Of mortgages
an and for the parish Of Orleans. State Of
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above
aud foregoing act Of Incorporation of Amer.
can Shipping Company, Incorporated. was this
day duly recorded in my office in book lI57