The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
CLUB WOMEN
ENTERTAINED
IT LUNCHE IN
HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT
MEMBERS HOSTESSES TO
VISITORS
Elaborate Affair Held Yesterday j.
Hotel Windeor-Mrs. Charles
Beekman AS Toastmlstress

Another Of the delightful AFFAIRS
! which is featuring the Woman's fed
J Grated club convention. now in session.
! was the luncheon yesterday AFTERNOON
: at the Hotel Windsor given by the
! Home Economics department of the To-
cal organization. Mrs. G.. ]. Beekman,
! chairman of this department, had COM
| plcte charge of the affair and its COM
! plClc success was most gratifying
reflection on her care and attention
which made the day one Of the pleas
ATTEST to be enjoyed by WheelinSs
hGnoTcd guests.
The main dining room on the first
floor was utilized for the affair and
Mr.. L. Il. Carney Of the Windsor. EN-,
! phasized any feature which would
further add 10 the pleasure Of the occl
! sion or the comfort Of his guests. Two
! long tables, the length OF the room
I with three smaller ones between the
| columns seated two hundred and Al
overflow table was placed in the sun
room where others were happily dis
| posed of. Decorations were Of pink
/ and white with wicker baskets hold
ling clusters Of blossoms and greenery.
; \ program Of toasts introduced q
! charm to the affair and Mrs. Beekman
) presided as toast mistress. Mrs. J. q:
toCtItaH leSpouueu " ne aluo "
: Cooperation Among Club Women"
! Mrs. l.. B. Bowers of Huntington to
Home Economics and Social Service"
; a topic in which she is vitality inter
ested, being State Chairman OF the
! Home Economics department. Mrs. L.
| {. Ewing told How the Club Women
can Aid the Salesgrl"; Mrs. Julian G.
: iearne, The Moral Aspect of Moving
| Pictures.": Miss Helen Narick Bos-
well. The Club Husband" Mrs. John
! Ruhl Of Clarksburg and Mrs. G. i.
! Fletcher of New York, both extended
greetings as also did Mrs. Hutchinson
/ on the Art OF Home Making was
very delightfully."- worded and she said
! in part that the Department Of Home
! Economics should stand for everything
that can make for the betterment Of
the homes and the happiness of those
who dwell within them
Just as civilization has advanced
from the cave dwelling period, just
so much have the conceptions OF homo
advanced, she said. and added that
present day conditions must be faced
as they really are in America, OF it
will become a lost art.
She paid her compliments to the
woman who nags and 10 whom the d.
recting Of home is too much effort,
the training Of her children too great
task. the others who make their
! husbands fetch and carry, never re-
flecting how 1t lowers the dignity Of
their husbands to their discredit.
These are just some few apparently
| trivial things in home making, said
Mrs. Beehman, that stand out promi-
nently and must be needed If one
wishes to make deductions as to why
some homes are not what the word I'M
| plies.
The following menu was served the
management perfect and was another
Of the delights Of the day:
Windsor Cocktail
Celery Green Olives
Chicken Patties Supreme
Green Peas Potato Rosette
| Grape Fruit Salade
| NeaoplOitan Ice Cream
| After Dinner Minis
Demi Tasse "a
| &ls0eS:
! Frrnees J. Boil. pr. Elizabeth Koay.
Anna Voascr. Helen Tarck Boswell.
! Helen House OF Now York
Celia spe3er. Agnes MoF. Wilson.
| HARRIET Pen. ID Asn- HARRIET l. HArahbsrsu,
| ninSton, Of Huntington.
| HARRIET A BpGncer OF Clnr2 Rose Coleman
Parhers6urg. Allna W. APPLICABLE Of
| Lutte Hicts. Wellshurr
Anne NJ. Wlngeftsr Nell Rumble
| Anna Sitnln, % st. Rachael Rooo,ta
| Adams, Zoe Mcclure
Ada WyricI. lou AAnna Nnsoy Of
| Sara jackson. MI Pleasant. o.,
Miss PattozDu. 01 Ella hSlobrtxht, Of
! Pittsburgh. Martins Ferry. O..
! Agnes Reilly, Mary Yardv.
| Mario Coleman. Emma S;cphans
Eum Fsetrr
Medicines:
r. NJ Baird wlian Z Eownd.
| Fred FariI. IlNi S"ds