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The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
Leave Waxahachie in
Blaze of Baseball
Glory
DAUSS PITCHES
SUPERB BALL
San Antonio To Be
Foe of Jungaleers
For Two Games
Ok HAHOLD v. WILCOr.

SAN ANTONIO. q as. Starch 20.
Canrineham 0r ,oyeleskie. o.
perhaps both. Nil, pitch today
against the san Autonio club. which
the Tigers viii engage In a two.
game series here this wees. The
first team came down from Waxa
hachie last night. definitely aban-
doning the camp for he year
The training scdson has been the
most successful IN the history OF
the club Local condition. were cx-
cellent and during he "a days the
Tigers were a. Naxahachic, only
cne half day OF practice was missed
WaxafIHcfrtu was dciiEhted yc's-
terday afternoon at the fashion IN
which the Tigers cleaned up the
Giants. The Jungalecrs outhit and
outhelded the Ncw Workers and
stole everything except the bat bag
Kauff failed 10 hit safely Dauss
pitched superb ball. the old hook
breaking nicely
McTigue had wild streak and
got into dangerous hole in the
ninth, but pulled out. successfully
with Kauff as mis- victim. Heilman
made an impressive debut on the
first team by scoring two hits, ono
triple that scored flock Of tallies.
WILCOX.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
JESS DECLINES
FULTON CONTEST

NEW YORK. March 29--Because
Of Jess Wizards game right hand
md circus contract, Tom Jones
has declined an offer of $4,000 for
the champion 10 box Fred Fulton in
Milwaukee, April 26
"Of course, II a suitable offer IS
made later" said Jones. willard
can get lay on from the circus"
Jack Dillon. the little heavyweight
who wants chance at the cham
pionship, whipped Battling Bevinsky
in their 10-round bout here last
night The battler was sent down
for the count In the seventh round.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29

NHERE have whether or not Cobb
genuine place hitter Sullivan
.he greatest thing about Cobb % on the
opposing players and then ball
a harden the recent Fed who game for
''H mas some testimony
|en he was playing Boston four
VN advantage idle
D p n g were phed in box the Tiger
with Cobb did he
ar ao % p M playing He undertook call the
expect twobase blow Ty
nro" sg On schedule As he took his
the shortstops in the
d -" ia % exhibition be line pitchers ear
NHeh ~ went bat time twon
% a i wac one behind Rariden oath that cobb
' ""u" make triple base tha
s % @ py ine OF some tremendous spnng the
ilna fairy There
IS no TO doubt IT, OF its
noe mat be No
oi awiords hits have grounders
Fn0a nned ana p Of
o 70 right Sa1l has of oIdf TO
Wahoo pracloc
~ o nh0"N az the present writing
the ageod prediction that old
groove pehance hit
a genuine contender for honors -
iennlr h"uh Ntuy this Villa
arrival 10 Texas that the would
attention Just he go the
the
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
Hughey Crates
Cd

don't play that will
III " a
They don't bun and
run, 8
owe been heroes.
a TO OF
In be of
and they
black instead of freckled
H. I do 5
a
be
thousand times thing
all about a. They
They hard mechanically OF
suggestion and never get firm hold it, That
is
many ball PLAYERS take you don't believe recall
promising
proving and then drop back This failure
efforts develop the big trouble o them.
That's batting proposition n
And I
/
do
called them-lost
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
NOTED PILOTS
HAVE MONOPOLY
tuR O. :. Ia La r HtAfNA7
Famous Trainers Make Big Ma
jority of Entries In Early
Closing Races

The Cleveland entry shows that,
as for many years past, the early
closing events of the Grand Circuit
are supported by some half dozen
or less trainers this season, Walter
Cox. Tom Murphy, Ed. Geers, Lon
Mcdonald and Billy Andrews fur.
nishing major portion Of the
horses.
Peter Mac, the speed sensation Of
last summer is undoubtedly the
cause OF some missing names on the
Cleveland entry. as The Emo. Sprie-
gan and Belle Stanford are the only
entrants against him outside Of the
trotters handled by Geers. Cox, Muir
ply. and Andrews. Cox has named
Mabel Trask. Director Todd ana
Worthy Prince: Murphy, Vance and
Trampright; Geers, Deroche, Saint
Frisco and Guy Nella Andrews,
Rusticoat and Bacelli. and McDon-
aid. Ames Albingen and Laramie
Lad
There are around 40 three-year.
olds entered in the two events, but
the open race has less than 10 Of
them. The two-year-old class has
nearly score.
The Cleveland list suggests .
shortage OF pacing stake material.
Cox has Billy Dale and Young Todd
in the $4,000 purse and Murphy has
named only two, Peter Faren. mis-
disappointment OF last year. and
The Problem. Cochato horse. bred
by Benz Pope.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
Colt Gospel Truths @ Straight @s'0 0,',.

dent belief that such occurrences
were all part OF the game. Pyne,
then Princeton undergraduate,
never knew of the incident until we
told him about II.
A man we once tried TO play short
Of, with an iron at the Dyker Mead
ov course. which overlooks New
York Bay and The military grounds
at Fort Hamilton. n. Y, was neither
as phlegmatic nor dumb when the
speeding projectilc caught him In
the midriff. as il were. Deaf to all
apologies or explanations, he threat
ened an arrest and damage suit
for having been assaulted with vio-
lence on n government reservation,
where the public should ever be safe
guarded from injuries.
what ii did hear you cry,
Fore" were his departing words. |
don't talk that sort of talk--l'll have
the law on the club"
This was the end Of the incident.
II may be presumed that rs the
smart Of the impact vanished. a per-
ception of the humor of the happen
ing dawned on his comprehension !.
for. really. the contortions of the
Jump Wher tho ball hit the fieshy
part OF his Eods was a funny sight
The moral is, that sGb-consoiously
90 in 100 golfers are pressing on
every shot. The easy swing. intend
cd to put the brake on distance by
sparine a shot, really removes the
restraint Of unconsciously striving
for distance The result is a better
hit and a longer carry than usual.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
A Matter of Work

II on Hughey chop
the
il that is
plac Well
be
observing
pulling
He tried the scheme
along this line this
be Will deadly he be
acle with the for he terrhcal
the
exhibited They
chapp
will become of the hit
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
Champion Ponies to Meet in
Kentucky Derby This Year
Regret and ROamer
Slated For Clash
In Classic

CINCINNATI. o.. March 20
lIorsemen are looking forward to
the first meeting between Andrew
Milers champion thoroughbred OF
last year. Roamer, and Harry
Payne Whitney's champion FLY. Re
gret, winner OF the 1915 Kentucky
derby which will be IN the Ken
lucky Handicap, worth $4,000. as.
Douglas park. next spring Private
advices from the east are that the
two great racers will be shipped to
Kentucky shortly TO get acclimated,
before tite biz race. For Heifft- -F--'A--
son, the two reputed best thorough.
breds in America did not meet last
year. although they were eligible
for number of the same stakes
aud handicaps that were not re-
s,ricted 10 a certain age. Roamer
started Is times last year and won
more than $4,000, finishing first
eight times. second once. and un-
placed four times Regret won S12.-
500 in two races, finishing first In
tho Kentucky Derby and the Sar-
anac Handicap. her only two starts.
Regret was the first hlly that ever
won the Kentucky Derby in the 40
or more years It has been run.
Shortly after being shipped east Re
gret became ILL., She was retired
early with the hope that she would
earn a prominent niche in the thor
oughbreds' hall OF fame this year.
Roamer started in the Kentucky
Handicap last year. but failed to
get a place. as he was far from his
best form when the race was run.
The fact that the Kentucky Derby
is receiving a record number OF en-
tries is good indication that the
Latonia Derby will receive many
nominations. as owners OF Derby
horses usually nominate them for
both classics. The Kentucky Derby
entry list closed March and the
Latonia Derby's will close March 8
so no entries are expected TO reach
Latonia until next Thursday, AZ the
earliest. Jack Campbell is gather
ing entries at New Orleans: Ed
Jasper. OF Cincinnati, is soliciting
them at Juarez. and Frank Bruin
is doing the missionary work at Ha-
vana
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
Players Have Wrong Idea

EFNSINGS
He con
in o the
le
q
pulling the
o.
I5ns %
extent
nix
a at
he a the ZELDA
would he afe at first
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
Keeler and McGraw

LILLE KELLER has the
wv hitter of all time
Mctaw Kee in this
don show this, but there Il q the
DOME Bush
fouing of balls
one foued on IA balls
keeer bated further down the all
M working this
place hers But Jennings
greater had not he also possessed his alent. -
once while and steps to the plate should
done He shows ~ " ''1'' 10
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
PARFAY ENTERS
SEMIPRO FIELD

p. b. Dana. manager OF the Michi-
gan Parfay Co., will enter semi
pro team in Detroit baseball this
spring. Dana will equip and pay the
expenses of the team for the entire
summer and is looking at present
for a manager who not only can
run the team. but can pick up the
men. The Parfay Office Is in the
Kresge building
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29

Seven hits and Is times at bat or
Shupp In 2 innings. hits and rs
times az bat on Ritter in innings.
. hit sand 20 times at bat on Dauss
In ; innings. 3 hits and IL times az
bat on McTigue In I innings Two
Three base hit-Hoiiman. Sacrifce
hit~Stanage. stolen baees--Hsrpcr.
Burns 2, Young O. Dnuss. Rush
Ncach. Firse hasn on h8iia~-On Shupp
tMaiset Young. DausS). or Ritter
tMaisel, pauss. Hellmon) or Nc
Tiguc (kaun. Wendell. Burns ?.
Isobcrt Rrainard) First hnae on cr-
rors-petroit 2. New York 2 Left
on hascs-Detrot .. New York II.
struck out--Ry Dauss . IDoyle.
DOOM. NV Ritter . CNcTiguo.
Youngl; by Shupp Crawford Hell
man. Harper Eush). by MrTiguc
wendell Rittcr) Double playf--
Doyle and Merltle; Harper and Mat
sci; Erainard and Mcrkie: Holman
lcr
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
o. A. 3. A. Election is Que.

The Detroit Amateur Baseball as.
sbciation will hold Its annual elec-
ton, Wednesday evening. In the
nallantine Tailoring Co. rooms. No.
22i Woodward-avc. President
Jackie has said he will not be p can.
didate to succeed himself. Bill Nc.
Kay. secretary, Is sure OF re-elec-
ton
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
1873 Saratoga entries.

NEW YORK, March pa total
OF 1913 entries has been received
for the 20 races Of the Saratoga
association summer meeting. This
is an increase OF goo over last year
One of the stakes is the Saratoga
handicap. with a $4,000 purse.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
city Title Dates Set.

Final arrangements have been
made for the city championship
play in basketball The Rayl-Y NJ
o. game Is toN be played Saturday
and tho winner is to play tho Y. NJ.
G. a. a week later April s.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29

4 dispute over sum OF eleven
shillings and twopence was recently
settled in England by tho ioint of
forts Of ave Law lords. and at cost
~ nearly $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
Training Camp Scores.

The Phillies beat the Cubs hand
lily by 3 to score. IM
BROOKLYN Dodgers beat the Ath-
lctics. to o.
Cleveland rolled np 4 while Cincy
acquired a single run
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29

rrfnfinK--fh~ plain peat kind--thnt
fs ria ht--Tinies Job Dept.--Msin 452O.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29

& ANTONIO Tex March 2sIiushey Jennings hoping to re
~ baseball ushey is determined to make these young
know capable bman be turned into Place
aret
the a
the this
ball don't have to
quail respect
all
OF the
andru
isn't inclined lining this
bunting and the his club
better pitching but optimism
II o
Anburno But guess that very true You can't make ball play.
The Tigers would only bunt and this hit and stun
10
thing pennant
would be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20

Hat.
Have sou ever seen them .o lovely ,
when anyone ak. m. what period
b.. r.-pur-IbIo f0f .r. b.vI.d.rugig
iot"IN Uaf OF tht. anon. D I,D' that
cam point fo nO ONE r.rDs Dame
D. NIun rtprCHt- .I. that .ht Ia.
i"- allowed hcf fame. Ip RON riot n
iIt rr picture g.. ..I IlkufIOu.
I'Ii"n- '. ar'. Gathering 400 idea
i.' ur .r In rirr.nu them.
Then. l.DI.I flt.. of fus
'fI' ..r'.U .HU..f... fHaf hi
.nrr fn fho latter n... uf ffr second
Empire. 'HH UH. r. sH.l. tul fImt
'.r' fhaf suggest ff' rI.r Ia. .rI pow
N.. OF .'r charming htf unfortunate
Marc .rflIu.H'. fnr Vatican Quaint
I''I' poker fha might have been
copied from fr n.1 FRENCH print ~
fIH t.'rfrtrfH '.rfurt. inspiration
f.nm '.r fashion Iu vogue dIrn. .f.
Ut. En OF fls Grand NnraTrur Iu..
XVI and Chinese adIufDus ar. overs.
"H".r II evidence -fr Il. rl,..I
'n' Chinese Mandarin Dat and stolen
'h' frrif'Ir Df h humber nrYU..
mo- f1n... taken J." outright
rom fhr ODD little Ia. ur. #
dropping veil That arrYmauI,d Tho
'-rDIr" when I fr.f appeared over
'f' IDHtnn In 1880 fD mo- Mad Uaf
.fr hHf that Nr. Vernon Ia.fI. E..
made U.r own fHa central H.. bid.
boon fnrelf Al. aIua.. current
event. Influence ffs trend of f.H.
JONI '..f Hca Dr Tho .r.r.I.fior 40
I'fi'i '." d' .rr.. b.. m, V.fsIr
SITUATION 'sn Doc traced In fh. msr.
.'f .n"r'f models huge .ouI.sfp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20

Lewis sim shows small high hats with
tall ribbon bows. in one particular.
which Is nothing more than q crown
with two outstanding ears OF ribbon
that somehow remind one ~ 70 startled
rabbit Georgctte stands sponsor for
The new canotier. larger. much larger.
than ever before. on which she intro.
duces wisps 81 Eon"a by The way.
gonea is everywhere in spreading
fans. In wisps. in fancy shauos OF aII
sizes
The "ciochc" or mushroom ua. como
back into ite own again after several
years ~ eclipse. Dr. Is so generally boz
coming that Dr. is hard fo understand
why women ever allowed Dr. tu b.. dr..
cafded. ] have some very smart MOD.
els Boo Tho 'Cipchc" for tl. YOUNGER
set These come a trne smaller ir
fhH brim and are excellent for morn
INK. street and sports wear
The great miilinors have turned
their attention o. tho mafruua' Iat.
ihis season. and rho result 0. Identified
rich in ruluriug. fle color fYrs. .uf|
and r1arminglv blended To-. bu.iu..
woman has also come iu for nor share
" attention Much Thought and dI.
elimination must boo Ir fHr selection
~ her haf since Dr. must ,mHll. IH.
newest idea and combine lurab.f,
and chic Her bat must reIrr.. bog
Individuality with simplicity That
rrocla.mH good taste and .rr... chat
viii enable boz fp wear r r- IMAM.
different OCCASION
AlI in ALL 0 believe i fo I.I .....u.
In which au types oft women can I.
b''ominrIr and appropriate. I.,E
u g. estimated OBJ, Untitled TONNAGE.
NJ 'us United -fFflf sf... I......
Jon .n fHrIr. showed Hr .r......
uf fIn NIn fn 1000 U.I tom.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20
Coming Wedding Announced

u was announced yesterday that
william J. Mooney. son OF the late J.
y. Mooney Of Euff street. who has been
conducting the shoe repairing cstab.
lishm"nt in Eleventh street since the
death Of his father. will marry Mis-
Margaret Murphy of the Island. now
living in WoOdlawn. at : O'Clock Wed.
ursoay. April %. M ST Jo-ephs ga.
th-draL The ceremony VIII be- pcr
formed 10y the Rev. Father . Il
Moye. wedding breakfast will l..
served following the marriage and Nh
and Mr. Mooney VIII leave later for
AN Eastern bridal tour Upon their
return they will be- IN their Eoff street
home. near Eleventh
Nj. Mooney wa born and reared
here and is one of the best known
men Of his business in this community
Miss Murphy spent the greater part of
her life 300 Ireland. and since comi-r
To ID" Wheeling district has mad.
MANY friends Both contracting parties
are doNouf members of ST. Jo-,ph- a.,
thcdral
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20
AIphi Pi Dance

At the Elks' club in Martins Ferry.
next Tuesday evening. The Alphi III
fraternity will hold their last dance
OF the season. Gump's SaXophone OF.
cheStra has been secured TO furnish
The special dance program. and a bur.
let luncheon will be- served. Pretty
decorations will adorn the hall where.
the Young people will dance To the
following numbers.
Waltz Georgia Moon
One-Step- Loading up the Mandy Lee
Waltz Estellita
Two-step When You're Down In Lou
iSyille
one-step--l Love You. That's one
Thing | Know
Waltz \eapolitan Love Sons
One-Step- My Little Girl
Iwo-step Don't Bite the Hand That
Feeding You
kedowa Love Kisses
pne-Step Sweet Adair
Two-step Mother
Waltz Little BIZ Of Heaven
onc-step Spirit OF 30
FoN-trot EaIging the Seal,
one-step Hello Frisco
Waltz Rosemary
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Shakespeare celebrat,on.

MIR. Lima H"nnig sherman Will al.
rect IN" program which Will be- insti-
tuted IN the Observance of the shake
peare Tercentenary. which is to be-
held at the Elks club on MAY l.. :
very elaborate program Is being Al
ranged. and many scenes from the
plays of Shakespeare will be present
ed IN costume. The High school OF
ch"stra viii furnish music especially
adapted Go the occasion. and viii be
under the direction OF Miss Lucy Rob
lnSon. The Music department of the
W oman s. club will participate also
and viii add to the excellence of IN.
program bl the songs and dramatic
numbers. Pretty dances al the times
viii b. coached boy Mrs. Alma Wilson
Shdfer.
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and Mrs. !. \ Gilligan. Mr. and Mrs
r. J. kemple. Mr. and Mrs W. r.
Lear. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank e. Riester,
Mr and Mrs. Robert J. Snider
Misses Eva Blum. Ella Devlin.
Esther Hell. Laura Keane. Rhea
Manion. Bertha Schiller. Rose Voel-
linger. Catherine Beattie. Sabina
Doyle. Loretta Heiner. Raphael Moran.
Rose Owens. Agnes Snider. Margaret
Ward. Marguerite Madden
MesSrs. Bernard Alexander. Albert
Daugherty, Frank Eberly. J. Edward
stanton. Joseph Ward. Leo Hughes.
Or. J. J. Dunn. Daniel Healy. Henry
Snidrr. William Nolan. Joseph D.
kaSc
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FEW CAVE tiles
FOR THIS WEEK
PLANS FOR The MANY OF NEXT
OCCUPY ATTENTION.
NO Oearth OF Interesting Events for
the Future-Piessures Are Now
Being Anticipated.

The long delayed spring seems TO
have al last made up its mind 10 stay
and help along all the many festivities
which are planned for Easter week.
and 10 play fair for over the eventful
sunday when everybody means 10 b.
out IN the sunshine. CARRIED in all the
fashionable cOnceits OF the season.
There will be many events for he
very near future. although during this
week social activities for great part
are at a standstill. but glance al an
engagement book of popular society
deNotee shows no dearth of eayeties
Tor the coming days. which will add
realization 10 the equally keen pleas
ure of anticipation.
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Social and Recital

\ box social and literary and musi.
cal recital will be given AZ the Morgan
school on Short Creek SATURDAY. eve
hing. The teacher. Miss Stella Mad-
dell. has arranged most attractiv.
program Tor the evening and has pro
Nided otherwise for the entertain
inent during the evening. The proceeds
VIII be for the benefit of the school
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D. A. r. Met Last Evening.

Mrs Wilson T.. Burrus at her home
IN LenoN. entertained the Daughters
OF the American Revolution last even
ing Yesterday was the anniversary
OF the battle of Lexington. and the
program was devoted to its discus
sion. Miss Anne Carter read an in
teresting paper. and she with Mrs
crawford Booth. regent. presided. A
luncheon was served at the conclusion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20
Tuesday BRIDGE Club.

Mrs. John Reid at ner home IN
Birch Lynn. had the members TO the
Tuesday Bridge club as her guests
yesterday afternoon. The bridg. con
tests were concluded BY the serving
oi a prettily appointed luncheon. The
cup meeting had been postponed from
Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20
Bellaire EIks Dance

The Easter dance of the Bella,re
club OF Eiks Is occupying the commit
tee during the present week. and the
date has been set for Thursday eve
ming. May :. The ball will he held at
their nome in Bellaire and Elks from
surrounding towns will attend The
committee in charge is composed Of
Messrs Arch FoCle. Bert Lowell. Car
los Smith and Joe Beck
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COPIES of the following invitations
W.l be issued within the next Tow
Gays. which will announce one of the
very delightful festivities 10 follow IN.
p"n't'ntial season. and is being antic-
lpaied 10y a wide circle. The social
affairs az The Carroll club always re-.
solve iheWselNrs into joyful occasions.
and tho committee IN charg, Of this
years Easter bail hay, been unusually
busy vith 800" p.... which VIII result
20 hauuIlN
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Board Meeting.

The regular meeting OF the board of
the Kings Daughters Day Nursery
will be held Friday afternoon. Various
matters of importance will be- consid-
cred and il is hoped all members b.
present.
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Annual Easter DAME

Society has many interests for tho
coming week. and one Of The very de
IiEhiiul. will be- the Easter Dance of
me Wheeling Tennis club. which viii
%" given on Tuesday evening az the
Str'fiord SPRINGS hotel These affairs
durln- do" preceding season have
been off moment and u.r prcpsr.rfons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20

Inc island W. g. 7 l.. VIII hold a
bake sale at th. McAllisr.- drug stor.
on III Island Saturday afternoon
This market VIII open al O'Clock and
a delicious assortment OF nome pre-
pared pies. cake and breads viii be
offered with other delicacies.
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(CAEl|'Cl5:Gil3,1
DENTIST
EkE15TE|!;E!3I:| !33

for this insure the pleasure OF the
large company OF guests who will be
IN attendance Meister's orchestr.
will furnish the program Of dance
numbers. which will begin promptly
at $50 O'Clock.
The patronesses for the Easter
dance will be.
Mp-ddmeS
W. T. Weiss. jacob W Grub.
Jesse \. Bloch. Edward Stifel
IA. r. Behrens. \ Wilson
The committee in CHARGE includes.
McSsrS
Thomas Beattie. L. W. Frapkh.im
Joseph Jefferson. y r. Brady.
+. l.. Armbruster. X r. BOWIE
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Shakespeare Lecture.

The Moral Value Of Shakespeare"
will be- the subject of lecture which
Professor {. II Patterson will make at
the Unitarian church on sunday morn
ing. April 2n. III O'Clock This Will
be Az Inspiring talk. and n connection
With th' tcrcentenary. will BE- an oc-
Casion at much enjoyment.
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Card Party Thursday

\ number of the ladies ui - Mar,s
church have arranged a card party
which viii be- given on Ihur~dal even
ing. April p. al ~. Mary's hall. Five
hundred and eUchre will b. PLAYED
ana plans are BEING perfected Tor the
entertainment of large number by
the committee In charge which l. com
posed of Miss Julia McEntpe. Mrs.
Haven Robb and Mr. T.. j. Braddock
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evening. Dancing. music and games
were the mai-l diversions OF the even.
ing. after which a dainty luncheon
was served by the hostess. the decora-
tions being in keeping with the Easter
season. Those present were:
Misses
Marie Naber Marie Dshn
Ruby Crawford Elsie nahu
Mamyc Crawford Florence Didion
Jesse Muir Emma jefferson
Bertha Michaels Gertrude knerium
lu SChlicker Levada King
Kathryn SChlicker Grace Starkey
Messrs.-
Raw Carter Russell oott
Columbus Taylor Carl Schellenburg
Charley Smith Elmer Cunning
William Deacon ham
Charley Gun Louis MCuntford
ningham Sam BUR
Emmet TAYLOR James Gibbs
Harry Apple Clarence Watt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20

Miss Grace Starkoy delightfully."- en-.
tertained number Of her friends at
her home on the South side Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-20

Before the war tourists yearly spent
about $1,000 900 in italy.