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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
MACCABEES INVITED TO
ATTEND ST. MATTHEW
Many Knights and Ladies Of the Or,
viii Be Present at Evening Ser
vices Next Sunday.

Rev. r. +. L. Strider. rector of
Matthew'S church. has extended an
yitation TO the Sir Knights and
WOman's Benefit Association of
Maccabees to attend services at
church. Chapline and Fifteenth sire,
on next Sunday evening, May rs.
1880 O'Clock. The invitation inclu
all the members in the city OF WI,
ing and vicinity, including Bridgep,
Martins Ferry. Benwood. Bellaire {
MCMechen.
II is expected that the attendal
Of this service will be the greatest
numbers of the series OF like servif
Many Of the members will meet al
Odd Fellows Han. OF this city, a
o'clock and proceed to the church h
body others will go directly to
church.
Mr. Chas Arnold. Mr.. n. A. You
Mr.. Charles Letzelter. Mr.. Albert
Mahon. Mrs. Carrie Richardson. M
Ethel Bremen. Miss Blanche Rit,
Mrs Clara Parker. Mrs. Mary McCl
Key. Mrs. Amsden. Mrs. Phillips.
the Knights and Ladies in charge
the celebration. with the assistal
Of Mrs. Margaret Marvin. district
putty for West Virginia. and Miss mi
h"th Schramm. commander of the %
district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

vile. well known attorney and one of
the football coaches at West Virginia
university, was in the city yesterday.
State Agricultural Agent Nat T
Frame and Prof. l. ;. Cook of the ex.
tension department of the West Viz
.glnia University. were in the city a
lew hours yesterday while on their
way 10 Huntington on official bust.
ness.
United States Assistant District At.
torney j. J. Il. O'Bricn and Deput
Marshal John NJ. Short are in PhiIip.
pi attending the spring term OF federal
court.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Mooney will
leave shortly for a trip at Atlantic
City n other eastern points of in
terest.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Nichellson Of
IT. Pleasant, were in the city yester.
day, attending the circus and visiting
relatives.
Captain Ira b. Huntington. the vet.
eran steamboat commander OF Point
Pleasant, who has been visiting friends
IN the Wheeling district for the past
few days. has left for Charleston on
business.
Miss Margaret Wiles Of Stony Point.
y. Y, Is spending q few DAYS i'm this
vicinity the guest OF Mr. and Mrs ID
Garth Hearne OF Echo Point Mis-
WIes formerly resided here and has
many local friends.
Mrs. James b. Mckee and daughter
Miss Virginia Of kenwOod Place. will
arrive home on Friday from Okla
bona. where they have spent several
weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
FRANK ScHIcK MORALLY
WOUNDS SETlNNIE BIccl.
AGED -.
Jokingly Told Him To Co Home, Then
Pulled Trigger OF Repeating Shot
gun-lad Will Die

Jokingly saying. IF you don't 10
home Ill shoot YOU Frank Schick.
prominently connected with the Schick
coal mines. about one mile east of Bel
laire, Ohio. picked up a Winchester To-
peating shot gun AT 1880 O'Clock last
night, and discharged "A load OF shO,
into the body of Setinnie Bicci. twelve
year-old sOn of Guglielmo BiCci. NOR
tally w%ounding him. The lad is now In
the North Wheeling hospital. and Mr..
Schick. against whom no charge has
been placed, is free on his own recog-
%nlzance.
II is n OF the saddest accidents that
has occurred IN Belmont county in
years. For the past seyeral years the
lad and his father have patched in one
of the SChick mine houses. and the boy
has been engaged in doing odd jobs
about the home of Mr.. Schick. In this
way. they developed quite a cOmrade-
ship. As was his usual custom he FIN
ished his work and prepared To 90
home. In leaving the porch. he said
10 Mr.. Schick: Well. ! guess I'll 20
home" II was hen hat the man said
You'd better 20 home OF Ill shoot
you. Schick picked up the u that
was lying near and pulled the trigger.
and the boy who was not more than
twenty feet away, fell.
Rushing 10 him. Mr.. and Mrs. Schick,
the latter having Witnessed the cen
llthfN ulM UP anu ldlu MN dNIbEN llNf
porch settle. Mr.. Schick called police
headquarters at Bellaire, explained
what he had lone and gave himself up.
Or. +. :. Wright was called and ne
and Officer Lee Reister went 10 the
scene. Upon arriving there the OH
Ger inquired of the boy. Did ne do h
purposely7" and the lad. who was fast
sinking into unConSciousncss. an
swered. NO. he didn't know II vas
loaded He didn't do IL on purpose. %
Dr. Wright cslled.the ambulance. but
fearing the lad might die before he
could reach the hospital. he placed
him in Ebert McMahan's automobile
and hurried with him 10 the North
Wheeling hospital The boy was
placed 40 ono on The operating table.
and nothing a be said as To what
the result will be although he has a
very poo chance to survive. The shot
took effect In his right side above the
hip
According 20 Mr.. SchiCk. he had
cleaned the shot gun yesterday and
was of the opinion hat all the cart
ridges had been extracted from the
magazine. although subsequent events
show that such was not the case. Both
Mr. and Mrs. Schick are Frustrated
with grief over the accident. and the
people Of Bellaire are sympathizing
with both families alike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
SOCIETY NOTES
Surprise for Rev. INC Mr.. Benz.

\ very pleasant and genuine sur.
pIiSt Vas tendered the Rev. and Mrs.
A l. Benz on Monday evening A
oelhs the fifteenth anniversary of their
marriage. They were asked to com.
IRON the parsonage TO the church par
lors, and upon entering these founc
the hlled with ladies OF the Missionary
society n the Ladies Aid. All pres.
ent extended cordial greetings and
pest wishes expressing the hope that
f'eN. ahd Mrs. Benze might celebrate
many o happy anniversaries here
IN They were furthermore
me recipients OF a number OF vers
pieces of cut glass and hne
IRISH linen table ware. Dainty refresh.
nlehts We're served in the course OF
the evening.
Those present were:
Mesdames. Fred Schwertferser. Ottu
Schenk. Ben Speidel. J. Y. Riester. X
j. shepherd. y. Z. Nelson. Joseph Boz.
Ger. Anna Llwellyn. Frank Kiinkler,
Charles Pfeiner. John bowman. Fred
n StelhOlcker. {. l. Herb. Elizabeth
y +. earle. &. kettler. Mil
ton 1. Montgomery. J. c. Stroebel,
william kirbach. II. &. Kslbitzer.
James Schwinn. l. r. ReideI. "A. r
RON CHARLES ~lhlenfeld. Miss Minnie
Steck. Kate Massini, W. Andrews.
selma Oelsner. Emile lhlenfeld. MARY
Steck, Chas. Schoenian. \. &. Nolte. l..
r. Carle. Mary link. Minnie BeseIer,
william Mann. Henry Hackman. n. NJ.
sherman. John {. Beck. Frank Fett1,
1ari Beseler. Minnie Juenke. Ellsworth
wore Charles Amick. {. Schnepf.
James Broemsen. Louis CoImaI
SOPHIA Schaefer, George Wolfe.
Charles Rolfe. Anna Mehlmann. r D.
rriendrich. Elsie Beneke. Henry Nolte,
william Borchart, Richard KoepDen'
Quo brown. Charles Idahl. Otto Kali
hIeuth: William DuMars. Fred Foerst.
hannah Rasel. Hannah Korn. Eliza
oeIh horn, Miss Minnie Beneke. Miss
ALBERTA Friedrich. Harry Adams. Miss
Edna Remke, Caroline Beneke. Lena
Neyers. Miss Elizabeth Juergens. Miss
LOUIS Schenk, Robert Schnelle. Henry
blhgeI. [. h. Schnepf. j. c. Schaaf,
Schaaf. Dorothea Helmbright, Miss
Bertha wager. Philip Neuhardt. Minna
Suilma, Georgia Ebeling. Aug h.
Noite; tiaIry Beck. Stella Riester. Rev.
Benze.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
Children's MAY Party

The annual May party. given by the
members of the Carroll club. will be
participated in Friday evening. BY the
children. The program will begin nj
1880 O'Clock. and Miss Regina Cole.
man viii give the address of welcome.
after which the browning of the MAY
queen Will take place. \ program
OF charming numbers will be carried
out. OF Rotations. solos and the Nav
pole dance and a chorus. RehearsaIs
are enthusiastically going forward
under the direction of the ompetent
committee OF which Misses Mildred
Cogley and Angela McFadden are
chairmen.
Luncheon will be served at 1890
O'Clock. and the older guests will on.
JOY dancing until a late hour, to music
furnished by Walkers s%axophone OF.
Chestra.
The following will take part in the
coronation.
Queen-Miss Honora Hoye
Pages-Masters John Miller Coleman
and Howard Joseph Werner.
Flower Girls-Misses Catherine Jane
Watson. Helen Wingerter, Helen
Ford. Blanche O'Brien.
Princes Attendants - Masters Al
Lander and Harry Cochran.
Prince-Master William Ford.
Grown Bearer-Miss Gertrude Car.
Carroll.
Maids Of Honor-Misses Resale Koru
and stella OBrien.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
About People
movements - individuals 70
and From lie City.
AT THE HOTELS.
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The Rogers. NJ Furgesou. Davis.
w. Va, T 4. Leonard. Warrington. ".
a . " straight. Warrington. W. Va.
l. %~sighbursall. ParkorSnurg. W. Va.
a. X ~Maharey, Canton. ohio.
Mcclure. -. Le2.. ElAiuS. ". Va.
w e. HousntCn. Charleston. ". Va. b.
j sake: iark"rshlrE. " Va. j. T.. Gar
rev. hundred ". Va. g. g.. Gould.
fsrkcrshurg. ". Va. y. q. HoIsWad.'
walton. ". Va "a. a.. Haryey. Hun
tirgtun. ". We. y. VI. Balre. St-ubcn-
VII" o. John StOcher. Woodland. v.
Va j. "a. Knapp. Jr. Iarker-burg ".
"a jos. g. Russell. FHrker~burs "
" D. :. bar~t. Charleston. ". Va.
adj" r. Gu-yman. NorEautown. " Va
Nm ~ kyudrlck. MorEantowu. ". Va.
W u. Hays. oak iiill. W. Va. BIunch-
srd o. Hiatt. N~oundsviIlt. D.. b. Fullnr
Huntington. ". Va. g.. d. Clark. Sew
Martlu-vile IS Va. r. d.. Lsps. k.yser
" Va. j. Z. Garrett. Hundred. " va.
Grand Central. - Ross " Bst-ou
J~achSonhurE. W. Va j. w.. CARRIER.
h'.u.sda. a.. Geo. Boyd. S~t,ub.nyUu.
: Hry1n St.uh'nvul. - g.
l,Hu.ancs. Little Hickory. o. Iun NIar.
shall. Gr'yu~tIlls Pa j. b. Ch.rnsTl
lance. -. tHrl T.. Anderson. Anthem
w Va T. o. Howell. Rarh.SvI.. 10
p jonathan. Grafton. W. Va.
Mindsor.-l r.. ffuigau. EIkins W
Va H'rncrt Echw'r ElkIns. vs.. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
You SHOULD KNOW MORE
ABOUT YOUR OWN COUNTRY

Its wonderful resources and magnin-
cent scenic attractions-combin. educa-
ton and pleasure In your summer VacA-
ton trip. See Yellowstone National PARK
Via Gardiner Gateway and the Northern
Pacific Ry. westward. cross
ing the famous American Rockies and
PICTURESQUE Cascade Mountains 10 the
North Pacific Coast cities. For a small
additional cost you may enjoy a trip By
boat through ~land-locked seas to scenic
Alaska - land OF the Midnight Sun. In
elude In your trip a visit 10 Rainier
National PARK.
The Northern Pacific Ry.. traversing
the most interesting and r~souro~fui
Northwest. offers you this Opportunity
with It's low Round Trip Summer Tourist
Fares Get additional scenery al no ad-
ditional expense. Through trains daily
from chicago. via ST. Paul. Mime
apoiis also from Kansas City. 81. Louis
90 Yellowstone Park tGardinerl and
North Pacific Coast. Personally escorted
tours each week TO the Park.
Write. call or phone for free travel lit
erature and information. c. r. Rri-on.
Dist. Pass Agt.. rs Park Bldg. Pitts
ourgh. Pa Phone Grant isOe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
Road BONDS ABBY.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. MAY Q
An election held today in Roane con
20 provide bonds amounting TO az
600 10 build 16iq miles OF road n
spencer fu the kanawha county
passed by O. vote OF 3O9 for
JOS against.
In Fayettc county today Falls
.Il,t voted an issue ~ $4,000
Nutfall district 100000 Tor Inc
pose or extending the James River
kanawha turnpike In tho Favcttc
frict 5000. 600 in favor Of the exfens
OF Che Giles River aud kanawha h,
pike
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

~ Cumberland. Md. the MARRIAGE
of Miss Clarissa CASHIER. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred CASHIER. Of the H..
land and Mr. Walter krowl. was
sOlcmnizcd Saturday. MAY 20. Rev.
James T. Nonatt. pastor Of the First
Preshyterian church OF that place. OF.
hclatcd Both Mr.. and Mrs KrowI are
well known in this CITY. who're they
have many friends The former un.
90 recently was located at Elmira. y.
y but is with the Wheeling Mold
and Fou-drN company ~ Wheeling
They viii take up their residence ON
MCColloch street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

" ]. Booth. Clarhsburs. ". Va; T. a.
Sul'S. ~Shlnustun. ". Va. Jay Fleming.
'~raftou, W. Va, Geo. T.. Barnes. Graf
Ton. W Va. T. shea. Lancaster, Pa
L. A. Bukcy. PurkcrsburE.
stamm Hotel-Jam.S Whittier. Steu-
b.uNillc. -. ~. \. Phillip. Blackwell.
w. Va, NJ. ". D~onnollsy. Charleston.
W. Va \ -. smith. Elm Grove. ". Va.
Jno T. Means. Stoub.nvillc. -. b.. %.
smith Micdl"houru' ". Va; e.. W. Ar
mold. tudIZ. o., e. NJ. Horubruok. New
~MnrtiusvIll'. ". Va. a.. VI. Talkington.
cameron. ". Va.
Miss Lura McCombs. Of near Sher.
rard. viii cave in The morning for
Fairmont. where she will spend the
next couple OF weeks with her sister.
Mrs. W + Watson. Jr.
William Aston. OF Limestone. was
visiting his wife. yesterday. who under.
went an operation at the Ohio Valley
General hospital recently.
blanchard T.. Hiatt. Of New York
city. arrived in Wheeling YESTERDAY
and will deliver an address before the
bankers convention today.
II ~. HaWley, a prominent banker OF
Huntington, arrived here last night
and viii be present az the convention
OF the bankers az the Mcclure.
John Moore. Of Charleston. Inspector
Of claims for the state COMPENSATION
department. is spending a few days
here on business.
J. VI. Brown will leave TODAY for
cleveland 10 attend the General assem-.
bly, Of the United Presbyterian church.
as one Of the lay commissioners from
the Wheeling P~resbytery.
state Senator 4. r. MCCluskey. OF
Pine Grove. Wetzel county. was in
wheeling Yesterday OF business.
VI NJ Mcintyre. Of New Martins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
WIRE TAPPING PROBE
Continued from FIRST Pags)

his gavel while Mr.. Mitchell continued
talking in a high pitched voce. The
order Tor an executive season was fol
lowed by q clash between Chairman
Ihom psOn and Frank Moss. counsel
10 the Gmmttec.
We cant take up these converse.
tons here shouted Senator Tbomp.
son. " can take them up only In *.
eCufivc session
The mayor declared ne would have
10 consider whether Doe would diarIo..
me conversations except IN public lie
intimatcd that he would take the sub
J'ct before the proper authorities"
win a view Co The prosecution ON four
charEes OF persons De declared were
involved ia a ~uspIracy fO dI.gr,FIf
lhe Charltlcs department of the CITY
senator Thompson issued his call
%. an executive session after Alfred
J Tallcy. counsel for some of Tho clrr
sym'n involved. had offered strong
OBJECTIONS 10 ID" reading OF fhr con.
VIBRATIONS iu the mayor. p-D..s..for
or any part of them The |affpru.t
serted the alleged conversation. H.r,
,akgn down ON q slate 900 long hand
bN TOUR police officers and W.., pr.
scented to Tho charlie. investment or
cnmWiiic" which refused FOO r.rafr.
them ON The ground that If would Lo
improper 10 have Them r0 ou tho
~ tapping wiros FL. 90 ,.imr vr
IalIcy asserted. .If I. an H-rrr.af..7
~ that crime TO m1t, .Ia -Dlu.,r.a.
u0n public
Hold Mitchell hme1sbfe
lfcFIpuHIy Mr. IHuwI.u u UHI made
public "a letter received from john 40
ltuWrrs. counsel Tor fIt .fa.. board .f
charities. against which fpmmI .r..
hlni unfy made charge. r-.IH..f.U.
that Mayor Mitchell Ht r.. .|I.. odd f.
make public alleged ttIHlu.. .U...r..f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
INpETERMINAre srnrencf

NElIEIUNTE. TH Nav % Faga
-rntu'h. Justice ~ Mo- .rIcc af How
Tri fur twenty five years.. who was CON.
|Irfrd Iu February OF bounty awiudTug
Wd. TODAY .rnfcuDcd bt Judge Quigirt
fn NOT Ir.. fHHu Two YEAR nor more
than three in mo Western rouIfonfar,.
Sine other indictments. fn which he
pleaded guilty arc afiI hanging over
Dim In eighteen months Srhenrka
bounty transactions amounted fn g. 1UO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

I1. annual meeting Of fhe Woman
mathematician Missionary ISL.
Grafton. will bs held ar the second
Presbyterian church. Friday. Nav 20.
az 30 D. m Mrs % Wilson of
VS. atwood. and Rev D. & Howard of
fuD IIr.f EuEIIah Lutheran church.
UII address tho meeting
AI who arc interested In Missions
Irf urged Iu attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

\ farewell reception will be tend.
cred Mr. VIM Cunningham. Of south
Eon street. by the congregation of
wesley VI. r. church. on Friday even
Ing. Mr. Cunningham has for seven
years been superintendent OF the ives.
ley sunday school He will leave next
week for Fairmont. where he will
make his future nom and this affair
will be arranged with all details par
tiCularly ENJOYABLE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

Tho ladies OF fh' Nr.0u society wiz
enjoy another of their interesting 40.
fDrnuuu parties ON Thursday at the
NrIuu rIuh room uu fhe South Side.
during which NIfIOu card contests
VIII anurd pleasure Prizes will Do
served Tho hu.fta.ta arc Mrs 4
g. Schneider Nr. Ed kIrDhsncr and
Nr. william Uurkls
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

The Ladies' OF The Elks will hold
their regular afternoon card party to-
day at b Windsor hotel Mrs d. 49,
crock VIII Do huafsas and the hours
will DO devoted fo cards 4 luncheon
Will boz served af the conclusion Of the
affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

On Thursday evening al the coun-
Try Club. the junior students Of LiusIv
will banquet the seniors. There will
be twenty-five guests for the event.
which viii be- attended with very de.
lightful features.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

Under the auspices of The Cafho-
lC Womru's League. Miss Eudora
RAMSEY uf South Carolina. % noted
tunrsUt speaker will make an address
uu Tuur.day evening. "a. =. m. o.rlork
900 b Carroll club AZ who arc boz.
f'rrsfri are cordially invited tp a..
tend both men and women as the
meeting IH fo be- public
Miss Ramsey spoke before the state
federation of labor. The EIfeinta IssI4.
l1furr and participated lu O. debate af
fn' University of Wisconsin. and has
also appeared before many political
mrrfIrE" fn fnI. state Tho program
bold. .Um. other prominent breakers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
Donation Day.

Tomorrow afternoon n evening.
Will be the annual reception at the
West Virginia Home for the Aged and
~Friendless Women. All are invited Ia
attend and preparations for the event
~betoken. quite as delightful an occas.
ion as b previous years have held.
As the home IA no endowment, the
reception provides an opportunity for
the benevolent TO add 10 its comforts.
and aid in its upkeep in different
ways.
musical program viii be given in
winch vel known talent will partiCi-
pate. Mrs. Joseph +. PAUL. ST., presi-
dent of the home. with the board of
manasers VIII receive the guests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
Junior-senior Rannne,

Elaborate preparations are under
way for the annual banquet OF tbs
Wheeling High juniors and seniors.
winch VIII be held at the Stratford
springs hotel. Monday evening. Nav
%. The alumni banquet rs set FOR
June e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
Leap Year Dance

\ number of young ladies' enter
tanned last evening. with a dancing
party. at Woeber's hall Dehbaugh's
oLCusstra furnished the program for
ilghtiul luncheon was served. The foL-
lowing were guests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

X. Marshall and Mrs. John Bayne
BESIDES these artists there are others
whose singing always gives great pleas
ure. They are Mrs. Fred Faris. Mis-
katherine Reid. Miss Martha Irwin
Mr. Phil Mcguire and Mr.. David Craw.
ford.
The patronesses who are Interested
IN the success of the recital are:
Mesdames-
Alexander Glass. W. r. Rownd.
W; = Kelley, Chas. E. Mason.
"a W, Sutel. Frank Hoffman,.
Sue NJ. Caldwell. W. :. Harper.
r. e. Ewing. II. G. Hazlett'
]. Ii. Baum. W. ]. burns
Donlan Merriman, w. II. Irvine.
Grler hoontZ, PEBBLES Tatum.
;. W Rice. g. 4. Laughlin,
Arch . Monat, Elsie Gundling
o. W. Burdats. Duga.
John Stevenson, W. W. Holloway
Harry W: Gee. Phil Sheridan.
Will W. Irwin. Gibson /. CaIdvau
~: e whitaker. i. IL. Jackson.
W. f. Weiss.
Misses
Anne Cummins. elizabeth Cummins
Evelyn Egerter. DIR. Clara SuIIivan
Seats can be reserved at the Davis.
Burkham a Tyler company's store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

ia r ROBINSON mass meei.rg
vigiIart engine house NORTH
WfeeIIna g. ni1h' Addresses by John
) hrDenE q o Hoycs. CT srlirror
haroId Brennan and others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

\ chicken and waffle dinner will be
moved this evening at Arion hall. by
me members OF the Virginia club and
their husbands. AT which the former
viii act as hOStcSses. Dinner will ne
served at 6.3u o'clock. and al its con
clusion cards will be- INDUCED in IN
al a late hour.
The following will be guests.
MeSSTg q Mgedam.s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

eleventh

Al the residence of Mr. and Mrs
iiehry Neimer. at Woodlawu. Master
harl Nelmer was host on Monday al
a party, which was arranged in hon
or OF MS eleventh birthday. \ num-
DeI OF ahlusements entertained the
youthful party until late afternoon
When a prcttily appointed luncheon
was served TO the following.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

\ number of young people. partici-
pdt'd ia e hay ride last evening. a.
which The members Of the baseball
team OF Triadelphia high school. were
honor guests. The party was driven
10 Short Greek. where marshmaIlows
were toasted and other features of an
outdoor Gathering INDUCED in. Messrs
stewart and Nillcc ChaperOued the
crowd. which included
The Washington times., 1916-01-12
.REDCROSS SHIPPING
BIG RELIEF SUPPLIES
Large Quantities Sent to Hos.
pitaIs Of France, Belgium,
and Montenegro.

A number Of heavy shipments OF war
relief supplies for the hospitals of
France, Belgium and Montenegro have
been made by the American Red Cross
I'm the last few days. Large quantities
of hospital supplies, bandages, anes-
thetics, convalescent garments, socks.
slippers, shawls. petticoats, resigned
and undersigned hospital garments and
infant slips. have been forwarded to the
various distribution bases.
Reports indicating the gratitude with
which these shipments are being re-
ceived have arrived from many sources
the head of the Hospital Militaire
Annexe at Pau, rance, writing as fol-
lows:
I'VE really cannot tell you how CRATE
full we are for your generous gift
which is most useful and packed with
so much thought and care, every little
detail showing the kindly thought that
has prompted the action. The length
of the war is ndding to our need each
day and so we are more than ever
grateful for the kind friends that In far
off America do not forget it and help
us SO generously.
"In the name of our wounded and
our staff, please accept our most CRATE.
full thanks"