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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-19
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The Muskingum Music Makers ap-l
pearance in this city last Friday even
ing was among the most successful con-
certs Of the season. In view Of the fact
that tho evening was very unpleasant.
due to heavy snowstorm, most
pleasing and appreciative audience was
In attendance. From the beginning un-,
I'll the finish OF the program there was
a constant applause Of apprec1ation.II
Several selections Of instrumental and
vocal music were rendered and q num-
Der of readings of the highest character
were given by Lawrence Ferguson. *
We are fortunate enough We Will cer.l
tainly appreciate return date OF this
lrOupC. q
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER
(By private wire to Fidelity Investment
ASsociation.)

Association)
NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-The market
can be called barely steady. Some OF
the motor stocks we're very weak with
out any cause being assigned. while the
coppers and rails held fairly we'll. but
as a whole it can hardly be termed bet
ter than barely steady. There was Ut
tie news, Reports had 1t that England
would sound its response to peace inti-
nations tomorrow. The trading public
are inclined to take stock in the state
mcnts made by German flnanciers here
that peace is at least being thought Of
and considered seriously by Germany
Even though no terms have been men,
toned the bare thought Of peace has its
effect on the day to day trader. We
should think the decline had discounted
q great deal.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. Dec. 1S.-Butter-Firm;
receipts, 1884; creamery higher than
extras. 4lh Gaze; creamery extras (92
scorel. Ale; frsts. 37is @ 4oc; seconds.
IS \. q SIC.
Eggs-Firm: receipts. 4.927; fresh
gathcred, extra hrs,s. 6l952c; frsts.
4S@ soc: refrigerator. special marks.
33hs G34c; seconds TO frsts. 81 Il 933c;
nearby hennery whites, fine to fancy. IS
G64c: nearby hennery browns, 54@51c.
Enthusiastically; receipts, LIP; state,
held. specials. 24hc; do average fancy.
23% q 24hc.
Live poultry firm; no prices settled.
Dressed firm; chickens. 1792 CSC; fowls,
Ism 22c; turkeys, 20930c.
Flour firm.
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SPECULATIVE TRADING
ON THE GRAIN MARKET
Opinions REGARDING Peace
Chances Formed Basis OF The
Movement In Grain.

CHICAGO, Dec. 18.-Vary opinions
regarding the chances of peace formed
the basis of most of the speculative
trading in wheat today with increased
pessimism at the end that Lloyd
Georges reply to Germany tomorrow
would not point to speedy stoppage
of the war. Quotations closed strong,
y cent to 2h cents net higher, at
si.64h to S1.64A May, and S1.38 to
S1.38$ July. Corn gained IA cent to
"a cents, and oats as@k to PC: IN
provisions the outcome ranged from
is cents decline to rise OF 272 cents.
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PeroualD.

Miss Eva Carter. who attends Echooki
at Union College, Barboursyille, KY, ar
rived Sunday TO spend the holidays with
her mother, Mrs. Mercer, and sister,
Miss Edna, at their home on North,
Broadway. -.
NJ. r. McClnlland and little daughter,
Mary Elizabeth. Of West Main street
and Miss Bessie McClelland Of Warre1,
arGnue spent Sunday with Mrs. Meg
C!cliand Mt the Ohio Valley Generaf
hospital at Wheeling. "a,
Claude Fowler OF Bellaire spent SunS)
day with his parents. Mr. and MrslI
George Fowler, of North Broadway.
Mrs. a. y. Gilmore OF Cambridge
visited Mrs. w. D. Hunt OF West Main
street. &
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FINANCIAL.

(Rv private wire TO 4. Z. Masten & co..
Financial News Bulletin says: The
improved technique OF the stock market
and the allied news suggesting no peace
ut present are expected to operate for
raIlving tendencies in the general list.
with rail leadership. notably Southern
Halliday. G. G. O.. New York Central:
Union Pacific Reading and United
states steel are reported we'll bought.
Journal of Commerce: 1t still is r
far cry to the point where export trade
is to BE- affected by peace 70 the spec
taculae extent that many predict.
Sun: Good buying is observed. par
REGULARLY in the rails and United States
Steel
Wall Street Journal: With the big
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GAINESVILLE, O..

GAINESVILLE, Dec. 1S.-The re-
mains OF William Froelich were brought
to this place on train No. SO Sunday
and taken to the home short distance
north of town. The death OF Mr.. Froa-
Itch occurred at the North Wheeling
hospital Saturday evening about )
o'clock. death following two operations.
He was 81 years Of age and was the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Froelich.
Besides his parents he leaves his wife
and little daughter. Margaret. and one
sister Mrs. John Cox. and three BROTH
ers. Edward. Lewis and Herman Froe-
morning at o'clock from the Catholic
church. Rev. Father Robin officiating.
Interment was made In the Catholic
cemetery.
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Total shares 1.054,000.
Bonds S3.3S7,000.
U-Ex-div. u per cent
(2)-EN-div. i2 per cent.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING, W. Va. Dec. Is, 10
Furnished The Intelllgencer by A Z.
Masten & Co, members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West VIr-
gnia building. Wheeling, ". Va. Louis
+. Brand. manager.
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Wheat-No. . red nominal: No. red
sl.60l.; No. 2 hard $1.64; no. haTo
Corn-No. yellow 93A 994c;No. 4 yell
low 9l@92Ec; No. 4 white 81 y @93c.
Oats-No. white SIX q SIX stand
ard 81 Il q 52iac.
Fork--S2S.5G.
Lard-$l6.50Q16.55
Ribs-$l3220 1912.
TOLEDO. O.. Dec. 1s.-Wheate-Cash
and December. 'sl.6Sls; May. s1.f3 y.
Clover seed-prime cash and Decena-
ber slO.35; January, 5000 March,
t10.50.
Alsike-Prime. cash and December
$l1.10; March, Sl1.25.
$40; March. 2.52A.
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Will Meet.

The Woman's Home Missionary society
OF the First N. L. church will meet
with Mrs. J. J. Murphy at her homo on
North Chestnut street Thursday even.
Ing A program will be given.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. Dec. 10, I6.
Furnished The 1ntelligencer by 4. z.
Exchange. National Bank Of West Snr-
ginia building. Wheeling, W. Va Louis
r. Brand, manager.
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Outside OIL Stocks.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. Ia, &c.
Furnished The lutelligencer by a. e.
MaStrn & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank Of West Fir-
ginia building. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis
i. Brand. manager
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PETROLEUM

OIL CITY. Pa. Dec. 1S.-Credit BAH
anccs. s2.T5. Runs. I66,SGs; average,
S0.S9l. Shipments. l61.4lS; average,
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING, W. Va, Dec. IS, '16.
Furnished The 1ntelligencer by A. f.
Masten &, Co.. members New York Stock
Exchange, National Bank of West Vir-
ginia building, Wheeling. W. Va Louis
r Brand, manager.
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PITTSBURGH. Dec. -s.-Ca.tlc-

PITTSBURGH. Dec. -S.-Ca.tlc--
higher: supply - loads. Choice. $3.50 u
1920: prime. $lG.uOG, $50.
Sheep - steady: supply. =: double
decks: prime wc;hers $500 80; Gull
and common. si.oplt So; lambs. $@.O9Gt
1916; YEA! calves. $3.50 u HOO.
Hogs-tilGhrr: receipts. 80 double
decks: prime h"avicS. %lO.b5E, tn.In:
heavy workers.. siv IL Il 1850: Light york.
ers. $S.9ofrlp.l5; pigs, S9.25 q 80 I:
rougns. sS.5nM 1000.
Chicago. Dec. 1$.--EIogs-ReceiptS
10000: weak II sha,l. above Satur-
days average. BULK. l9.I51, 10. 10: light
$3.50 &, 1890: missed. S2.y"M los: heavy.
S9.65st 1925; rough. s9.G3M $50: pigs.
ST.4Oat9.I5.
Cattle-l;cceipt$. 27.H00: weak. Native
beef cattle. SI.unat l.ap: western steers.
$1,000, 1910; StnckerS and feeders. $500
1S.I0; cows and heifCrs. s.. $4,000;
calv-s S-nn II il.5n.
Sheep - Receipts. 10000: steady.
WrtncrS. $S.\5Tt ln.hh; ewes. S5.15 q
$50: lambs. sl1.N0@ 1900.
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Curb hIRIps Stocks.
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING, ". Va. Dec. IS, rs.
Furnished The 1ntelligencer by 4. z.
Masten 4 Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank of West Fir-
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+. Brand. manager
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING, W. Va. Dec IS, I6.
Furnished The 1ntelligenccr by 4. e.
Masten II Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank Of West Yir-
ginia building. Wheeling, w. Va. Louis
+. Brand. manager.
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Charles Merrill.
Funeral services for Charles Merrill
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LOCAL STOCKS
EToCkB.

WHEELING, W. Va. Dec. IS, 10.
D,y, Quotation utt OF the Wheeling STOCK IL
hInEe:
ETOCkB. b'o- n'A' l'- =
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK
WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. Ii, '16.
tEheeilsS Live Stock Commission Col

Veal calves Is to lrG................ts U0Sl2 so
Neai calves. S-,d. - 70 l;5.....-.. IL VJa - %
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05

mems Club.
Horny w." Richmond College
Henry W." Richmond College and
WeEthampton College.
Merry Wives of Windsor" Rich
nond College and wcsthampton Col
lego.
framing of the shrew,' Richmond
College and Westhampton College.
AS You Like It," John Marshall
High School.
Hamlet" Richmond College.
Much Ado About Nothing" woman's
College.
Henry WILL" Parochial School.
Tempest" Richmond College and
westhampton College.
Winters Tale" Richmond College
and Westhampton College.
Henry WILL" Art Club.
ORDER OF PARADE
FOR TO-MoRROw AFTERNOON
Tho order of tho parade, which will
lbe repeated tomorrow afternoon at
2:s0 o'clock, as follows:
Section Part Queen Elizabeth's
entrance into London at the beginning
! of her reign. Grand marshal, heralds,
pages, maids of honor. ladies in walt
ing, pages. court musicians, Queen
Elizabeth.
Part c-The court comes out to meet
tho Queen. Hcralds, courticrs of Queen
Eliza beth. court ladies. Queens cham
pion by office, Earl OF Arundel. Lord
Steward. secretary of tho Latin and
French tongues, master Of the revcls.
clerk comptroller OF tho revels, clerk
Of the revels. yeoman OF revcls London
musicians.
Section 1.-THE city welcomes her.
Marshals. soldiers, musicians. standard
bearers. Lord Mayor and Aldermen. cit
liens: their wives and daughters. Nor
ris dancers, a few Puritans, etc.
Section III.-Stratford in Shake
speare's earlier years. Shakcsrcare's
mother, older brothers and sisters, tho
parish register open as a sign OF tho
poets birth. Maypole dancers, ballad
singers. thinkers. Shakespeare at eleven
years of age In tho Stratford grammar
school. the schoolmaster. people for
STAFFORD Fair-villagcrs and country
people. Shakespeare and Anne Hath
| away. his wife: with their daughter.
Susannah. and Hamnct and Judith. the
, twins Country gcntlcfolk OF War
wickShire, ShakespearcS roisterinE
companions. the Bidford jewellers, etc.
Shakespeare and his companions at
Deer Stealers.
Section IV.-London az Shakespeare
first sees It. Heralds. marshals, ladies
In waiting. courtiers. Queen Elizabeth
in the year Of the Spanish Armada,
famous statesmen. explorers. writer's.
etc; Edmund Sponsor. Michael Dray-
| ton. Sir Francis Drake. etc; singers,
Shakespeares traditional companions,
the horse boys of the thcatcr. archers.
soldiers. artists. Guild Of ST Luke, peo-
pie of Bartholomew Fair Dramatists
Of Shakespeare's earlier London life
Mariowe. Peele. Greene. Kyd Shake
speare with his patron. the Earl of
Southampton.
Section v.-The Queen is dead
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COURT STUDIO is SHOWN
IN WHITEHALL PALACE
Exhibit OF Art Club of Richmond Is
Visited by Queen Elizabeth md
Other Per9ormerH.

Ono Of the few features OF the pa
geant with which tho rain did not
interfere was the court studio In
Whitehall Palace, truly historic set
ting. as Holbein's studio was in
Whitehall when no was painter to the
English court. Thlthcr repaired the
Queen to sit for her portrait, and
thither repaired ladies Of the court.
Morris dancers. archcrs. choristers
courtiers. actors. including the troupe Of
Richard Durbagc. himself an artist and
member OF the artist guild. and there,
thronged countless spectators, to
observe the activities OF the artists of
the Guild OF st. Luke"
The Guild OF st. Luke and tho troupe
or Richard BurbaEe are presented by
the Art Club of Richmond, with the
Idea OF showing the art lifo az we'll
as the literary life of tho times Tho
studio is hung with tapestries woven
in revival of the old art. Haneings OF
rich relvets; an ancient breast plato
and sword, quaint old brass plates,
paintings copied from paintings of ths
period cover the high walls. In ono
corner dais, with an early English
chair OF brown leather and oak, is ar
ranged for sitters. In the opposite
corner is n work bench, behind which
sit tho apprentices busily grinding
paint in stone mortars. with heavy
pestles, or stretching linen and ground
ing IL FOR canvas on which the masters
are to paint. while others are engaged
In different processes OF modeling-a
portrait bust of Shakespeare in the wet
clay. two oil portraits Of tho poet. n
large painting Of Shakespeare and Ben
johnson playing chess. a copy of Eol-
! betn's Henry VIII. and medal!ons OF
Shakespeare, are OF especial interest
The painters at work at their eas.ls.
ohlivious of tho crowds that surged
curiously about them. painted in oils
or made chalk sketches Of the great
personages who sat for their portraits
Iucchero. impersonated by Miss Nora
Houston. continued work upon a por-
I trait already begun of Queen Eliza
beth Sketches Of tho Queen were
made by Emma Whitfield. who impcr-
sonated the artist from whose por-
trait Mrs. Williams's coronation robes
were designed. Master painters in the
guild. impcrsonated by Misses Bessie
Williamson and Ada Smith painted the
| Anne Bulleu and the friend OF Anne
Bulleu from the BurbaGo troupe of
actors playing Henry VIII tho part OF
Anne being played by Miss Margaret
Freeman. and OF her friends. by Mrs
James e. Page. John White. the artist
who accompanied the first expedition
Of Sir Walter Raleigh to Virginia. in
1855. and who made true pictures and
fashions Of the people IN that partte Of
America now called Virginia. was inn
pcrsonated by Miss Adele Clark. who
exhibited his quaint pictures OF the
"weroans OF great lordes OF Virginia"
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Heralds. marshals. soldiers. children Of
the chapel singing and playing. Tho
funeral bier OF Queen Elizabeth at
tended by tho official mourners.
|. Section VI-The London OF Shake
speare's rlper years, Hcralds, marshals.
courticrs. King James l.. Queen Ammo
OF Denmark with her ladies In waiting.
Group OF court children-Prince Henry
of Wales. Prince Charles, the Princess
Elizabeth and her lady In waiting. APP
prentices, peddlers. gypsics. etc
Shakespeare's fellow-actors. Burbage.
Kemp. Heminge. Condell. Pope, Armin,
Sly. Field, Phillips Edward Alleyn.
Shakespeare among his fellow drama
tists-Ben Jonson. Haywood, Beaumont
and Fletcher. Decker, Middleton,
Marston, Sir Thomas Lucy, etc.
Section VII.-The return to Stratford.
Tho Lord Mayor and Aldermen of STRAIT
ford. Representative citizens. their
wives and daughters. Shakespeare, the
distinguished citizen OF the town. Nor
ris dancers. Maypole dancers, shop
herdcsses and milkmaids. country peo-
pie of other types. ballad singers,
gingerbread women. TNc closed parish
register 80 sign of Shakcspcare's
death.
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dents presented tho boistcrous and
Henry "" with the famous episode be-
tween Jack Falstaff and Prince Hal
when. IN the Bears Head Tavern. Fall
stan tells monumental lie about
routing the army OF robbers the
I road. when In truth there were but
tWo--the prince and his companion, in
| MORE THAN 1000 ARE
TAKING FART IN PAGEANT
More than 1000 people are listed as
| taking part, and 1t would be, obviously.
impossible to mako mention of them
all. The principal parts are taken
| by President +. w. Roatwright, as VII
| liam Shakespeare: Mrs. John Shelton
| Williams. as Queen Elizabeth; Jeter
Jones. IS King James. and Mrs. George
l.. Street. Jr. as Queen Anne. To men
t,on tho others one must name all
F., Shakespeare's characters and give
! tito to others who knew him only over
| the cup.
Tho organizations participating are
as follows:
| Art Club-Henry VII; Artists Guild
st. Lukc's Court Painters Studio.
| Bencdictine Conegc-sports.
Bellevue Junior High School.
! Rinford Junior High School-sports
| Morris dances (boys): country dances
! (girlsl.
Boy Scouts-marshals: Morris dances
Cathedral Choir-children of the
Kings Chapel
Catholic Woman's Club-Romeo and
Juliet.
! Chamberlayne school-sports; pages
to Queen Elizabeth.
College Wornon'r Club--Stratford
Fair: bartholomew Fair.
Collegiate School for Girls-country
dance.
Commonwealth Chapter. Daughters
life.
Council OF Jewish women-court
| dance.
GYPSY camp. in charge of Mrs lone
Cutler May.
| Hequembourg School Of Music-court
and country dances; professional music
IIollns alumnae-boos shop.
Instructive Visiting Nurses Associa-
ton.
John Marshall High school-play,
sports, marshals and heralds.
McGln Catholic Union.
| Miss Morrss's Soho ol-sports and
Country Dances.
| Miss Morriss's administrator
( Fair
Pan-Hellenic Observation-Disclosures
new and Stratford Fairs.
Pnrochial Schools est. Patrfck's
Sacred Heart. S.. Pete:s)-maypole
dance and sports and plays.
Randolph Macon Woman's College
/ Alumnae.
Richmond Academy-pagcs for Queen
! Elizabeth
Richmond collere-"Merry Wives of
Windsor: Winters Tale" Henry
"" and Henry v"
Richmond lawye-a-lawyers OF the
! Inns OF Court In Shakespeare's time.
Richmond Light Infantry Blues
marshals.
Richmond SPINAL Corps-tournnment,
fencing, tousting.
Richmond Training School for Kin
dcrgartners' Alumnae Association
st. Andrews club--country dances.
Sweet Briar Alumnae-"Love's Labor
! Lost"
, Westhampton College-"The Tanning
Of the Shrew"; Midsummer Nights
| Dream: THE Tempest: "Winter's
Tale; courties. ladies In waiting to
| Queen Elizabeth In 16SS.
| Woman's College-'Nfuch Ado About
| Nothing: country dances
| Virginia Bureau OF Vocations-Mer-
maid Tavern: Elizabethan Grammar
| School.
| Virginia Randolph Elicit School
maypole dance.
| 1OunP +" oman CHRISTIAN AsSOcia-
tion-country dances.
PLAYS PRESENTED ON
| MANY PLATFORMS
| Following is the order OF the plays:
Loves Labours Lost" Sweet Briar
| Alumnae Association.
Richard ILL.," Richmond Academy.
midsummer Nights Dream" West
hampton College.
| Romeo and Juliet" Catholic wo-
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SHOWS TO WONDERING EYE
PEOPLE Or SIIAilESPEAHE,s DAY

PEOPLE Or SlIAkESPEAHE'S DAY
Far behind the long procession
trailed. showing 70 wondering eye the
people Of Shakespeares time. those
with whom he cOnsorted in solemn
{ reflection. those with whom he tested
over the bri.nring cup. fashion as II
I was aad that which was not fashion.
/ but part OF all the ages. the over
riding Queen, whom all Enrl!shyncn
! worshipcd; King james. nearly un-
remembered in history, and Shake
I sneare himself. Shakespeare imagcd
RS ne must have been, with court!er
and courteaan following IN his trail
The procession. 50 long that almos.
II wea-!ed INC eye n keep watch upou
, It's stages, was peoplcd with the men
ano women Of It's time, with the char
scters, drawn from Shakcspcarean
Z plays, whose moods and PASSIONS
] thought ana action Jest ana tragic
1 episode live st!ll In the passing show
King Richard halted by the way; i,al
STAFF smackcd himself ON his stomach.
|, Wolsey nuttercd his Iamen,a,ion.
I Hamlet. In sorrow gagb. valkcd Win
m editatinG mien Behind them and
among then were rho.c Of lighter
&itonGuo and thought fairies ana elves
who disportcd themselves to Shakc-
speare's comfort and his readers dc.
Eight. wicked-lookiug witches VIM
& watched while their hcu-pot boiled.
s$tN DETAIL AND EFFECT WHAT
HARD WOULD HAVE nan TT
n To attempt AN accurate description
S9of the procession would be an effort -
II portray III brief space n period Of his.
3 tory, to draw from written page M.
Y cha.racters who spoke and moved a,
ssthe immortars command. 10 I'll a fasb.
3 ion sheet. TO describe London whom II,
y Dtreets ended on the bank or IN.
( Thames and its theatcrs were force,
S2to rear Themselves beyond tho river. I,
write OF the errant Elizabeth and =
y drop into q record of those who con
sorted together in the ordlnaries AN,
gave shakespeare a glimpse into tn
4 a;stranger sort Of life. Suffice to sn,
Sstf,at tho procession was in deta.! an,
7 7FsTT Ss.s:A! eject ai! that enc coal!
/; Ssslave wished II TO be. reopled rs Shnkcs
TTpsSre would have peopled It, stage
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HEAVY DOWNPOUR
FAILS TO DAMPEN
GLORY OF PAGEANT

Continued From First Pace)
litter. emerged from greenng copse
in Hamilton Court;
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PERSONALS

Miss Inez Jacobs. who had spent
the past week In New York city, Is
now the guest OF her sister, Mrs. L.
l.. Lightner, in Terra Alta Miss
Mary Byrne who accompanied her to
New York, is visiting relatices at
Cumberland and Frostburg, Nd.
Mrs. Clarence D. Mitchell, wife Of
the pastor of the Central Christian
church, sustained q painful injury 10
her ankle last evening while descend
ing the stairway after the evening SER
vices. In some manner Mrs. Mitchell
missed the bottom step and fell to the
street twisting her ankle severely.
MiJs Byrd Kelley returned home
last night from Chicago where she WIS.,
tied relatives. Miss Kelley was &c.
companied home by her cousin Miss
Verran Dent who will be her guest.
Miss Iva Mckinney of Fairmont av.
enue returned home Friday evening
from Canaan valley where she had
spent the last two weeks, being cal.
to home by the death'of Mrs. Ed. Riggs
OF Locust Avenue.
The Misses Matilda and Myrtle Nc.
Kinney came home Saturday night af-
ter having spent the past three weeks
in Philippi, Canaan Valley and Flem-
ington. AT Pennington they were the
guests at a house party given by the
Misses Adah and oma Springer. Other
guests were Miss Bess Isenhart of
Clarksburg, Miss Bess Thompson of
Reynoldsville, Miss Mary Gather and
Miss Norma Lowe.