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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-08-23
LL0YD-GE0RGE is SATISFIED

British Minister Of War Says Nsppers
Are Gripping.
Criccieth, Wales, Aug. 21.-In
speech to his fellow townsmen here
David yd-George, minister of war,
said:
81 am satisfied with the way things
are going; feel for the first time in
two years that the nippers are grip
ping and before long we will hear the
crack Then we will be able to ex-
tract the kernel
II say that we shall see that there
will not be another war In our day.
The British eople have made greater
sacrifices than we ever thought posi-
ble."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-05
DIRECTORS NAME
THEIR OFFICERS
c. A. svNriMo 70 PRasiosMr o.
wArgR vsgRs ASSOCIATION.
UE,Mo NAMgo A. NETTING
sArUNoAv

Late Saturday the following oiaeials
were chosen BY the board oe di'cctoss
OF the Klamath WaiAr Ussrs Assoeon'
,lor for the ensuing term.
Prssidsnt--C. 4. Bunting.
Vice president--J. H. 0rimtA.
Trcasursr-Loslic J. Rogers.
California Agent--W. G. Dalton.
Auditing committss--r L. Pops. Il.
i, Bradbury and A. l.. Marshau.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-05
Dearest Public:

Dearest Public:
We have with US today Mr.. H. 4
Davis Of Switzerland. New yeek and
San Vrsncisco. who win - WITH - .
long a. ws can pay him 4As wages.
Mr.. Davis b . watchmAkse e reDatA,
and has years Of sxperisaee. being one
Of the inspectors OF the Walthan watch
factory.
II your diamond needs fssstting ~
can do It while you wait. and It's Q
real Job whsn IT. AnisaDa
Say. girlis. II you ars golas 70 ~
the permanent slave fee Jnae. yeu'A
better get busy. Get right up IN his
lap and stay TIL It takes O him. We
have stock Of diamonds from ten to
three hundred and ifty dollars. aad ws
can ~ork the wires and % stronger.
Big stock of slavery rlsss.
Why don't you come IN and SO the
ice tea tumblau - sneaaas
! am tsalias you nalI they are
class for ths pries. S4pA
Some timss you mahe - ~ happy
as u had ~ isg bss(A
The very idsa Of sSiag. Aems with
nour and not diamoad y ~ houss.
Don't forget Us when your vaAeh soss
on the bum.
No. I'VE. We don't put ribs n um.
brellas. We recover tA1m.
! don't mean recover lta3sa b. mis-.
take).
! shall appreciate yeur patronage,
but don't take too lont.
] love you. and you cart hslD your.
ssl.
NsHATrAN.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-05
RECALL WRIT IS
ISSUED BY COURT
c'acv,r jvoes KvvkevoA., al.
oeas COUNCIL 70 snow cAu..
WY aIserioN snovlo xo,
se oaosaso

Following Tie 0uas os mapdanu.
proce"diass Saturday. 70 conpsl ~
city officials . pass a ordiaane, avn.
misslnG the question ei recalling ceva.
cilmsn Matthews. Miller and Do,y 10
the voters. Circuit, Judge Kuykendall
issued an alternative wri, late ,Ls, a..
tsrnooa.
In this. the otactaln are given until
10 o'clock June 18th. in which 10 ,how
cause. What action will be taken n,
tonixht's meeting Of tho council, IL n
question Of much interest.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-05
Town Topics
to coneiavs.

to coneiavs.
and Mrs. q. K. Van Ripsr and
ers. Misses Lillian and Joseph.
leave In the morning by aato
Angeles. whore Nr. Van Ripsr
,nd the Knights Tsmplar con-
chs- party viii spend . month
southsru California
tsd 0iveree.
1T JudSe Kuykendall Saturday
. decree divorcing Anna and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-05
Dinner 10 caseslIsA

Othhor u Co6oobto0 =
Owing to tAs faet that Ernest J.
Sias. ChautauQua home town" lee.
turer. will not b here until this even.
ing. the ''gst toesehsrs lunehson 70
have tsen givsu at muon at'tAe White
Pelican was cancelled. ~ 49,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-05
sslis Properly.

Sells Property.
II. Lockwood haA sold bis property
at Sh,ppington to Martin McAndrsws.
and With his family leaves soon for the
Middle West.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-05
LOCAL MAN GETS
WINDMILL PATENT
A cARLsoN's INVENTION is DE-
cLAREp a BIG SELLER. AND
MANUFACTURE OF THESE HAS
GREAT PROSPECT FOR SUCCESS

4 factory for the manufacture Of .
new patent windmill Is the latest In.
dustrial possibility for klamath Falls.
This invention has been patented by
A. Carlson. q well known local me-
ehanic. who has already started manu-
featuring ON small scale. As soon "a
the superiority Of this new mill has
been demonstrated to the farmers Of
this section. It is the intention Of Mr..
Carlson to erect plant and begin
manufacturing on larger scale.
The invention is q new kind Of wind
mill Its working parts are entirely
utlyerent from other makes. and It 10
automatically regulated by new kind
Of rudder. operating parallel with the
wheel The rudder can be adjusted so
% to regulate the speed Of the wheel,
and in an unusually strong wind the
rudder shifts and the brake is applied
automatically. but as soon as the veloc.
fly OF the wind subsidies to safe work.
ing speed. the wheel goes into normal
operating position again.
The wheel IL self-oilins in all parts.
No oil is wasted. and no dust or sand
can Get into the working parts. One
Of the main features Of the invention
10 the gearing and driver parts for the
pumping rod. 1t consists OF simple
and strongly constructed internal gear.
ON which more patents are pending.
which forms the turntable and sup'
ports for the wind mill wheel The
min operates absolutely noiselessly.
and there is no waste motion or power.
The mills can be made In sizes from
sia to twenty feet. with strokes from
six inches to four feet. and are do
signed for deep well pumping and irri-
eating and drainage work. Mr.. Carl.
son. has erected good-sixed model Of
mill for demonstration purposes.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-05

Back - ths Rl6es.
Tom LittlsAsld. rsesatiy eDsssaed
upon ct TIE hospital. istusss homs IL
Eagie Ridge tomorrow.
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An addcd feature Of tho ChautAuQua
concert tomorrow night BY Witspskis's
Roysl Hungarian Orchestra viii b the
appearance Of NINE. Fay Aorvilius.
mexso-contralto. The work Of, this ar.
tlsts has attracted much attention.
and she has scored great success in
ioperauc work.
Nine. Morvilius IL In herself = splsn.
'did musical treat. but the beauty Of her
number 10 greatly enhanced BY the On.
tranciny strains OF the Hungarian mu.
sicians. who play the accompaniment
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-05

Surety bonds promptly executed Tor
responsible pseeis. chllests. 3e
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-05

Ch.,eets writes ail kinds Of ssso
mobile lNsveaNes as
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-05
To Visit Rsiatlves.

Miss Joyce Aundy left this mogniul
for Harrison. Idaho. 70 visit ~,
grandparents.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-05

Whsn you think oe lunehins out. -.
member the White Pelican. for <oc 6-St
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-05

LOST Light bay mars. 1 ysass ell.
weisht l.3oo pounds: braadsd - q
isft shealdsr; broke. V woeiy. eS ~.
ward, u I. clopton. DoaaasE -oss. ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-05

White Pelican Hotel
Each day from ~ 70 1850. msr.
chants lunch, l0c. 63t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-05
Fort Folks Here,

Mr.. and nrs. G. !. Wiunsk and J
w. Utter are among The yost Uamatl
people rssistsred at tie Hotol Han.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-05

William Lubke. and allowing Tie fos.
nier to resume the name Of Anna
HudEins.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-05

Miss Runk Setter.
Miss Katie Runk. who has been seri.
cusly III. was sunciently improved to
cit ~ today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-05

Lo0T-lavalisrs with suall dianaeaA
Lssvs 1t HsrslS 49,. Reward ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-05

Georges Carpenter. heavyweight
champion Of Europe. whose last nota.
BILE exploit in the ring was his quick
defeat in London Of Gunboat Smith. IL
here shown with Lieutenant Navarro.
whose fame as an aviator has spread
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knew. 10 be well known and moving In
the highest social circles. Or Wilson
H"u large practice, built up in recent
years, ana was one OF the best known
society physicians for women Miss
scars was unknown. as Far as 1 could de-
s'IWln' As Tor Duncan Baldwin. 1
found that he had become accounted
WIN Reginald Blake IN coIle=e. that he
am "i no particular family and seemed
To- have no great means. although ne was
very popular In tho best circles.
] returned 20 the laboratory to find
lh'l '-raig had taken out OF a. cabinet "A
l,,uliar looking arrangement. D. con-
sisted OF thirty-tvo tubes. each about
sixteen inches cong. with S-furus. Iik.
minute radiator. u was altogether not
over a cubic foot IN size. and enclosed
in A glass cylinder
Inside the tubes and surrounding then,
was = saline solution which was k.pf az
UNIFORM temperature by special heat
ING apparatus.
Kennedy had placed the apparatus on
. IN" laboratory table and thpu gently took
ih' little duE from bis basket and laid
MN beside o. & few minutes lar.- rn.
poor little suffering Buster was merci-
iuIly under the Influ.nc, 90 an au,sthc-
Quickly craig worked. FIrz, DO at
th'h'd M ,nd % one or th, tubes by
7 artery 81 Tho duE Then the other vsag
aita0h nod Co. The l.Fular vein.
A. No. released th. clamp which held
me artery. the utti, dogs fr,sriehTy
beating heart spurtcd the art.riaI bI1a'f
from 'u' carotid into tho tube. H.T.tr..
ih' normal sal, solution and that pr.--
. sure. Joe turn. pumped the sale solution
which filled 90. tubes into ft. fua-rtf,-
vein. thus replacing DO. arf.riHI blood
ihtI RAD poured into tho tube4 from fb.
nfH'r end ana maintaining fh. norm. al
htdrosfatic conditions Boo fH. BODY llr-
f, 'Iinu"n. The dog was being kept nlIt.
"iIh"uEh p'rhup9 third OF hIa blood
was out uf his body
You see. Boo said 1t I.nrth. after we
Nfl tened the process H f.w r.uuf.s.
"hH' nov" here OIL boo reality nu artl-
been devised b. several Doctor. af I.s1e
ii'rkins ln fact This little app4rafia
'- .'r round 'u prHstir" tg compare
. .n knowing even letHal dose OF
eafrnsi 10 auaz.msnt lie was
Hg' itiIg oi'nninr fHe blood ~ tho dog
'rI r.tunE 'f urrh again. purIisI. INTO
TOE Iffla body
Fo- "a long time watched the f,s-i-
."1r..ue through fhr porous flh.a 100
ihr -'lf solution. while kennedy gave
t.i.' 'l.r .o tn' success 10
"h'r . i'ft him. afiI mo work over Bus-
.'l hnl vent 4I '. ".r apartment fp
.ifn .r. convinced fHH' nothing more
would happen t.af night
I.' nest morning. NIfn rhlrarfrrirffr
'h.fE. 'f'e nf. H' work EARLY. EVAN.
Hir.r .lHf. .u fla FtIrfirs.
l.t 't ~ -rrrI'FIfN ON his fa.e.
tH.Hs f0at insts1l ~ ..,ar.rr he my-.
= f.r. I. further rss..rfr
."Haf lY .au srl-. 0 1...I. anxious.
Ha.sr.- h, exclaimed Toying acid,
.'r .f.' 70 .Nr .i..H H.I.H biol HsI boon
tanning Hf. .''fi.r H' .rlrrfIE through
fr. I. entirely ftrmI... Tr.-s a..
nothing ID f .sr'l. ..urar MOLD .
... ,n .ar.a' ... .f In.rsd.. Pee
.t.I. U.rH r.f. ...|I'H f. harm. ....
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Continued from Tuesdays IntsIligen-

$4,000 REWARD.
We viii pay 100000 for car. $4,000
additional for information which VIII
convict the thief when last seen. driven
BY a woman. name not known, who D.
slight. apparently thirty years old. The
car D. Dixon. 1912. seven pas-tu-,s Q.
touring. 40. ls3.222. license No. 20O.s52.
New York. dark red body. mohair top.
brass lamps. has no wind shield. rear
axle brake band clcvtc- has extra nut
on turubuckle not painted Car last
seen near Prince Henry Hotel. Sew York
city. Friday. the 10th.
Communicate by telegraph or teIs-
phone. AFTER notifying nearest police de-
partm.ui with Douglas GarWood SeW
The secret OF II u.s." explained Car
wood as We finished reading. that there
.yes open and like o. earn money easily.
Thus ~ have several hundreds OF anna
teur and enthusiastic detectlye- watching
an over the city and country for any car
That looks suspicious
In the laboratory. Kennedy quietly set
90 work. He began by tearing from tine
germ letter the piece OF gelatin and arst
examining % with pocket lens. Then.
with & sterile platinum wire. be- picked
out several minute sections OF tu, black
SPOT on the gelatiue AMI placed them Iu
agar. blood serum. and other media ON
winch th"y would h' likely % grow.
shall have Go wait until tomorrow.
u examine them property" hs remarked
Their" are colonies OF something there.
aIi right but must hav. tH,m NOR.
burned trIsphou. call Ilt, in the
uar from Miss Sears told u- th4t Mrs
ltlak, ncr-"ii bad began Co complain.
but bad been unable tu glrs au opinion
"h TO-" nature ~ The malHIs.
k'Hn"dy quickly decided 600 making q
tisif fH Tho doctor. "a hH lived MOI frr
daWntown from the laboratory
HAV" }'l any idea what D. can beg'
She. shook her head noneomm.r4u. Il
fItli nav. fH have nor under .i..rsarran
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mother needs her-nCods her well and
brave shall be up AZ the house inn
pend on you"
kennedy's words seemed 20 have a
braciug effect On Reginald and "A few
moments later he left. much calmor.
Meanwhile Craig plunr,d uriousIy
INTO hl, study OF the substances hc hud
isolated from Tho saline solution fu
little Pekincsc.
There's no use doing anything in tho
dark. he explained Until IA. kr,,,
well fight '''s
That is all very well about the mold
On IN stl'iin strip ia the letter"
, insisted At length. but. Cr.ie. there
must be some thing wrong some. ", b..r..
I -H'I Hulis could not have made buster
ever u D., has spread Co Mrs. BLAKE. her
Ing Buster .N-'
lie looked up from his close scrutiny
OF ihe material la one of th. teef ftb.a
which contained somethlul h,. had r..
/ covered from the saliu. solution .f a..
diffusion apparatus
could read su his face .f.. 81. ..........
10 was 90 was serious.
suppose J might coin q word fo do
s'Iibt u. hc answered slowly m.a-iIr-
I ing his phrase "T,rfaps b. uIt.Gr D..
called hypcr-tmiuo- academia
t' paused a moment ns DO in T.f.--
'h'' t' my inability tp follow hIr. an
t," an ans irlsc topic. then resumed.
/ rs Tar az ! am able fu l.tsru.in. inns
/ poison or toxin is an amin similar d,
lhHf srcr'tcd b. certain s.fra| .....,i-
FOUND in 90" n'iEhborhuud OF NapIei It
la an aromatic amin Smell IT,
odor.
Those creatures 'hc continue,
catch their prey hy tho highly asfiy.
poison s,cr't.d hy tho so-caIi.d s,.i,..fy
gl1n'.ds Even little bit VIII kJI a crab
..-rl.., 90 Z -.... -. ...l
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In the pree"nc" of nearly one hun.
dr"d guests. tho marriage of Miss
Clara Amelia Martin. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Adolph Martin az Thcdah
Ia''. q" Mt Archi" PAUL Henry Will
De- -ol"muiled tomorrow evening ~
nine % clock Rev James N Potter of
fh" Vance Memorial church. viii u
hrat". and The wedding viii take place
h'iur" 7u improvised altar of palms
ana uo'ied grn'usry Elaborate dec
OF 1finn- Viii Do arranged throughout
the home. and pink roses combined
with vines viii mako a most affrartft.
setting for Do" bridal party
] Do bride viii D." attended hy Miss
Mildred orEtr as maid of honor. VINO
VIII h" pr't'iIy loWusd iu fanrfa OF
pale green Tint with which she Will
carry pink roses and hy Miss Elsie
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Gehring as bridesmaid. who will De
charming in pink silk and will have a
cluster of roses of the same hue The
bride VIII wear a gown of white satin.
and her flowers will be white brides
roses. Messrs. Marcus Richards and
FRANK l-ambus will attend the bride
groom.
Following the reading of the mar
rage service. a buffet luncheon will bee
served by Mrs Edgar lounginEer and
MIS-. Charles stump. aunts Of the bride
Miss Martin is a charming member
OF large circle of friends and the
groom. who rs the son OF Mr.. and Mrs
William Henry OF Leatherwood. is
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the brides home. and the Young cou-
pie Will depart later in the day for A
money moon journey 10 various eastern
points OF interest. Upon their return
10 Wheeling after July / they will b.
~ home u their friends az e33a Chap
Inc street TOdays bride is the
uaushter OF Prof and Mrs. - >. Schir-
Ter OF the South Side and is an accom-
pushed young lady. Mr.. schmidt is
me son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
schmidt OF Pittsburgh. and is a well
Electrical company.
today;
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. J Schiller
announce the marriage of their
daughter
Eulalia Rose
To
MI. Lawrence Edward Schmidft
On Wednesday morning. June seventh
nineteen hundred and sixteen
wheeling. West Virginia
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Breidino.paIan w...;,,

church. az ~ O'Clock III. w.ddinp
OF Miss AnEes Dakan daughter of Nr
and Mrs. Alex. Dakan. Of the south
side, To Mr.. Lawrence BREEDING son
oi Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. BREEDING of
the East End. will De- solemniz.d
Nuptial mass viii be- offered by Rev
rather Gregory. q. NJ cap who viii
SlS3 olIloIai" al the marriage. The
bride Will be- coWn.d i'm blue taff.ta
WIN nat ana shoes Of the same shade
r olloWlnc the mass. the bridal Marty
VIII De served an clegcntly appointed
vi idin@ breakfast az The Windsor
motel. and viii later leave ON a
money moon trip eastward The bride
ls Chdrfiug young lady and possesses
Nlur 'irCl" OF dcquaintancos The
groom l- connected with the J T.
BREEDING Express company.
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Mr. and Mrs John Becker enter.
tanned Iast evening with dinner
party IN their home on tho South
side. which honorcd Mrs Edward
NeIIy. OF Parker burg. W Va. and
Ms Henry X. Black. OF Charleston
An attractive arrangement az ming
and white adorned the table. win
a French basket forming tho center.
piece. There were covers laid for
twelve guests
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Xmas pauahter, VIM mes,.

The Pathfinder Circle OF Kings
Daughters. of the First United Presby-
terrain church. will meet this evening
al the residence of Mr. Stanley a
Smith. Popular avenue. Woodlawn.
After the regular business session, a
social hour with refreshments. will De
observed. All members are urged TO
be present.
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EARLY JUNE WEDDING
AN EVENT OF TODAY
NJ &c a o D { N-MeIAUoHIIN NuP.
IIAlS IHls MORNING IN
Many Other Weddings This Month.
With Lesser Social Function
In Abundance

In Abundance.
One OF the prettiest of the June
weddings will be solemnized al s.
Joseph.s. Cathedral this morning at
$50 clock. when Miss Winifred
Clothilde Mclaughlin daughter of
Mrs. Elizabeth Mclaughlin of North
front street, will become the bride Of
Mr.. George Vincent McFadden. son
OF Mr.. NJ J. McFadden of Virginia
street
The Rev. Father Francis McFadden.
"A brother OF the groom. will offer nup-
tial high mass and will solemnize the
marriage. and Miss Margaret Nc Ma
non VIII play appropriate music Mrs
George Streets McFadden will sing a
beautiful vocal selection preceding the
ceremony
The church will be adorned with
pains ana ferns. which will form q
background for the fragrant lilies and
clusters OF spring blossoms
The bride will be lovely in her we'd
ding robes of white satin yelled with
tulle. and fashioned with a fun court
ualn, over which the enyeloping veil
OF chiffon Will fall and her flowers will
De shower arrangement of roses. The
maid OF honor Miss Eleanor McI.augh-
I'm. a sister OF the bride will be At
ured In pink taffeta with which she
VIII wear picture hat. Mr. Ralph !
Mcfadden Will attend his brother as
best man and the ushers will be
Messrs James ID. Handlan. Jr.. and
Thomas Mclaughlin
Following the marriage ceremony
/ the bridal party and other invited
guests viii be served a charmingly
appointed wedding breakfast al the
brides home. At 1 o'clock the couple
VIII leave for an extended honeymoon
journey.
This mornings bride since the an.
nouncement of her engagement has re-.
celVed many prenuptial attentions and
she numbers countless friends among
the younger set of the city Miss Me.
l.aughlin Is graduate of the Wheeling
I hlSh school OF the class OF 1911.
Mr.. McFadden Is well known in busi.
ness circles and is associated with his
father in the VI. !. McFadden and Sons
company
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Flower Mission.

The annual flower mission meeting
ol ms island W. {. 7. L.. will be- held
nome OF Mrs r. J Bags. corner
Erle and New Jersey streets
Mesdames. II. l. l.oe. Mrs. Wheat
ana Miss Laura Wright will assist
the hostess and program Of interest
ing number Is being prepared. The
flowers donated AZ this affair are
sem 70 me homes whore there - sick.
ness and 10 the hospitals
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Luncheon Party.

Complimen,ing several visitors in
the city, Mrs. Walter Sunshine. OF
hlrkWOod. was hostess at a charming
luncheon party yesterday afternoon
AZ the Hotel Windsor. al which Miss
Marcia Silverberg. of Niagara Falls.
the guest of Miss Flora Isenberg. OF
Woodlawn. Miss Rose Steinfield OF
Liverpool, who IS visiting Mrs
Norris Jacobs. and Miss Mary
Irussel, of Little Rock. Ark. were
honor guests. An exquisite arrange
ment Of earned flowers in pink with
greenery trimmed the table which
bore covers for the following guests !.
Misses
Mary Trussell Of Marcia Silyerberg
Little Rock. Ark. OF Niagara Falls
Rose Steinfield New York
of East LIyerpoCFlorence IsenberC
Ohio
Mesdames-
Morris Jacobs Walter Sunshine
Louis Ungerleider
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Enhancement Announced

WI "Hu Wis JdUts Henry Cooper
announces the engagement
Of their daughter
Clara Amelia
to
Mr.. George l. Payne. Jr..
Of Frankfort. Ky.
Copies Of the foregoing cards have
been issued.
The wedding will take place az the
brides HON" on Fifteenth street. on
June % and will be simply but
beautifully appointed The marriage
VIII De solemnized az four O'Clock in
the presence Of the families and an
assemblage OF particular friends.
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VI. WIIiam r KcI-.r
c. and c. Dramatic Club

NI.- NuttII Stronger M h0r Inm, IN
WarwOOd will be- hostess this even.
inc tu the members OF the g. and 4
Dramatic club The entertainment
features of tho evening have been
planned most delightfully."- and at 70 late
h"uf luncheon uf pretty appoint
mrnt- will bp served 40 which fhr foi
lowing will Do, quests.
Misses Aue'line kalfenbach. Helen
FISCHER. Lucille Baker. Emma Ebbrri
Marie Fischer. Carrie Ehb.rf. Louis.
Ebh'rf. OH, Herman. Clare schultz
nor. Emma kIuE. Agnes EurtI, Rose
Herman. Teresa SChutZuer. BERN.
d'ffr -rhufZusr. Mimi. IiurkIa An.
EDIH -f'uEsT. ND.-ra Joe WAGNER
ANDY kius Lawrence Carroll. Howard
S',u.rr. Norbert Baker. John Carol.
Daniel Buckley. RAYMOND Baker.
g'ur-' Merge. William Altman. John
Baker. Mt and Mr. james grmfha
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07

The little folk OF Miss Bertha VII.
son school at Woodlawn. are keenly
Anticipating their annual picnic
,Which Is 10 be an event of today.
large picnic wagon will be utilized
, 70 carry The party to a pretty spot up
Peters Run. where the day viii A..
spent amid all the enchantmcnt OF
the outdoors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07
Will Give Lawn Eete

me Kings Daughters OF the Second
united Presbyterian church. will give
lawn tete on Thursday evening. June
10 Al the nome Of Miss Drusie Garden
al Fourteenth Street. War,yood a caf.
tierla lunch Will be served from un.
Ill 5 o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-07
Luncheon Yesterday.

=. Miss Florence McAlpin OF Rochester
y l.. who Is guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. y. yPrice Whitaker of
woodsdale. was cOmplimented vested
Jay afternoon with a luncheon parry
s s, -! MS. Alexander Glass of Ken
MoOd race. Only a small number of
guests were included and the affair
was quite informal