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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-07
chamberIalns Cough Remedy.

From a small beginning the sale AMI
use of this remedy has extended to al.
parts of the United States and to many
foreign countries. When you haze need
of such a medicine give Chamberlain
Cough Remedy a trial and you will I'M
derstand why it has become so popu-
lar for coughs, colds and Group. OBJ
tainable everywhere.-Adv.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-07
ri Personal
VI Mention ntieaa

Quality plumbing; prices right. Roy
English. Phone S41. 2-3tf
Mrs. Lon Smiley OF Laverty was in
the city yesterday.
Clay Brown of Minco was business
visitor in the city yesterday.
Ladies coats refined and retrimmed.
Webb Tailoring Co Phone 1876.
S-6-6t
Mrs T. D. Hansen Of Verden was in
the citS yesterday
w. A. Northcutt of Cement was in
the city on business yesterday.
]. A. Stewart of Minco is in the city
today on business.
Get your harness and harness re.
pairing at Wadsworth & White. SILT
James Mutz of Ninnekah spent yes
terday in the city.
Mrs. j. J Thomas of Amber was in
the city yesterday.
II M Shelby of Oklahoma City was
in Chickasha yesterday.
If you can't find what you want in
Oklahoma City for your spring suit
see Webb Tailoring Co. Phone 1856.
3-6-3t
DR. W. H. Vann, Cement, was in the |
city yesterday on business.
Walter Neely Of Wichita. Kan, is a |
business visitor in Chickasha today
Born, Yesterday, to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. /
l.. Ainswortn, boy. /
Mrs Herman iIostick Of Verden was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Freeman of Laverty was
in Cbickasha yesterday.
Mrs Dan Love OF yerden was shop
ping in. the city yesterday.
MIS- Jimmie Jones Jr. of Verden
scent yesterdsy in Chickasha
Ed Burton was in Oklahoma City
yesterday on business.
Mrs. T Davidson of Dutton was
shopping in the city yesterday.
Born. Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. 2.
Smith, Thirteenth and Arkansas ave,
l girl.
Mrs. J. T. Warmer, west of the city.
who has been seriously i'll for several
lays, is reported as improving very
licply
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Mr.. Bubser. piano tuer is here.
Phone 424. 3-4-6t
Mrs. W. S. cullins of Gracemont was
a visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Myrtle Reese of Verden was
shopping in the city yesterday.
Mrs J. r. McPhail of Verden was
shopping in the city yesterday.
B. B. Barefoot went ~ Duncan on
legal business this afternoon.
Mrs. Elmer P. Edwards of Hollis was
shopping in the city yesterday.
Mrs. S. Corn of Laverty was shop.
ping in the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Ben Searcy of Dutton
were visitors in Chickasha yesterday
Mrs. Robert Zimmerman of Verden
spent yesterday shopping in Chicka-
sha.
Mrs. ]. r. harrington and Miss Dess
Terry of Anadarko were in Chickasha
yesterday
G. W. Davis mas begun the erection
OF a flye-room modern home at 70S
Minnesota avenue,
DR.. L. e. Emanuel was called to
Oklahoma City last night on profes-
sional business.
Mesdames Jake Mutz and Jack
English of Ninnekah spent yesterday
in Chickasba.
Miss B. Murphy left yesterday for
Ell Reno. where she will make her fu.
ture home.
Mr. and Mrs T. B. Parish and daugh-
-er, Miss Maggie, of Minco, spent yes
-erday in the city.
Mrs. NJ c. Miller returned to her
home in Cement yesterday after
weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs w Boon, who has been visiting
Ter daughter Mrs. e. E. Colly for sew
raj months. left yesterday for Joplin,
No. y
Mesdames Jim Terrell, r. X Woot-
en-, D. e. Emerson and r. E. Daven-
'ort went to Duncan today to attend
reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Renas, who have
)een visiting friends in the city for
everal days, left yesterday for their
lome in Conanche
We want your order for your spring
uit. 1t will pay you to see my line
# woolens before you buy We fit
he hard ones. Tailoring is not side
inc with us. Webb Tailoring Co.
,hone 3-6-6t
Mrs J. Mckenzie, who has been Wis
ling her sister, Mrs A. e. Mckenzie
f this city for several months, left
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Mrs. Teis, mother of Rev, E. f..
leiss, returned last night from Joplin.
Mo. where she was called by the death
of her son. Her grandson, Kenneth
Teis, accompanied her on the trip.
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SOUTH AMERICAN LAND

You can secure a good home in Bo-
livia, South America, by joining the
colony, on rich soil and in a delight
full climate at 15 cents per acre. Ad-
dress J.F WOOD.
2-l6l1mo de- W. Binger Okla
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-07

NA ITO rS1t. o. take care Of
a piano for the summer Phone 1875.
s-7-st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-07

FOR SALE-All my paintings and
china, also canned fruit Home for
rent or sale. Mrs. z. D. Yeaton. 2-7-St
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Mrs. ]. T. Warmer, west of the city.
who has been seriously ill for several
days, is reported as improving very
nicely.
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Diabetes Treated
Successfully

MCdi@I science admits of no dcfn-
ito curSfor Diabetes despite the many
years of experimenting and rcsear:h
by foremost physicians the world
over. However. This popular theory
might be called fallacious IL one were
10 Judge from the following unSoIicli-
cd testimonial from Il grateful user vi
Warmers Safe Diabetes Remedy.
Il had been troubled with Diabetes
for S wears. | heard about Warner
safe diabetes Remedy and ! tried
some of it and got myself in good
condition and went To work again.
One man said he doctored for > Yeas
and ina, one bottle of Warmers Sale
Diabetes Remedy did him mere good
than all. the doctors. am much
nIcascd and so thankful for your life
savin" remedy that cheeriuiiy re-
commend it. To anyone lrouDieu win
Diabetes and hope this Will be the
cause of helping many sufferers.
(Signcd) james Plat. Natl Military
Homo. Dayton. Ohio.
Warmers Safe Diabetes Remedy Is
made from a formula tried and tested
and used with remarkable results dur
inr the past 80 years. AS the name in
dicares, Warmers Safe Diabetes REM
rdy is absolutely safe as it is made
from herbs and other beneficial ingre-
dienis.
Sold by leading druggists every
where Free sample on request.
Warmers Safe Remedies Co.. Dept.
III, Rochester, \. !.
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About People
\ Nsvs61snts e IndlYiduaIs ~
ana from .lis City.
AT THE HOTELS,

The Rogers-Thomas W. Taught.
Buckhannon. W. Va: 5. q. Woods. i"rh-
ester. Pa: Harry Mo!nar. Dillnnrair. l.'
Samuel Levy. DillonI;lh" o.: l.. +. Nc
GlnaIS. PennSb"ro. W: Va; NJ Il; SIN
mcrs. Fennsboro. ". Va: ". T.: EtauS.
Marietta. o.; \. l.. Caldwell. AlIcd1a;a.
T.: Geo. ". Crabbe. Charleston, ". VA.
McLure--j. ). Jackson kingwood W.
Va; *. Kaufman Canton. o.; I. D"nalS.
Canton. o.: \. f.: Bush. Eris. "a: Ih"s.
t.. Evans. Columbus, o.; l.. ;. Spnn.nS
bennington. W. Va; 1. y. curry. Jen-
ningtt.n W. Va; Melvin Ii. Sp-ns.
Clarks burg. W. Va: Mary Barlow. i'"r-
erly. W. Va: Claude Whalry. fairm1tt.
". Va: q. r. Kinke. Morgantown. W.
va; II. +. Jennings and wife !r"t.:on.
a.: VIM. ri. keudrick MorEanto%n. W.
Va: J. Bush. Athens. O.: d. 6. Erowi''
I'adrn citE. W: Va: Sodo McHinnts' FL
Grand centrai-P. L. Bennett: G.o;ain.
o.; john r. Cole. Grafton. w. Va; KY.
W. W. ErasS. Eellvillc. ". va y. NJ
Rose berry. Georgetown. Pa: 4 r. Sia:r:
Silver Hill. ". Va: Melvin Kitchen IN;
Wis. Canton, O.; y. G. Peoples. Clese-
windsor- r. b. snidcr. Elktns. W; Va;
II. +. Harrison. Msrletta o.; ~. ~
tleSher ,o &asawaEl; ". ya va j. HT WaI
tiers. $cottdale. Pa: r.; /; Trnn's i t;;-
kcrsburG. W. Va: ". II: Mc-\iI'<ter. Az
ance. o.: Earl K. Lewis and wife. st.
Clairsville. o.. F.. $. Oimstead; HanrS-
vile. O.: W. T. McNutt. East lIyerron!.
o.: clyde o. Law. Clarksburg. ": Va;
Frank e. Trotter. MorSant"Wn. W; VA:
Bertha Starkey. Giffen. o.; w. iiltdm-
son. Charleston. W. Va.
Stamm-F'rank kniehly, StsiersvlNrf'
". Va: J. W. Burkett. columbuS o.; j.
W. Eunburg Belpre O.: @; r. No";tE:'
Kcnov.l W Va: Z. \. Hall. Weston. W.
Va: C:"r. ". Bland ClarHShurS. W. Va:
l.. Tr:,>all Weston. W. VA; Gco,rE" l.;
White. Weston. W. Va: Clark White AID
WIT. Weston. ". Va: John titttcn. -.
c!airsvillc. O.: II. NJ Billings. thitic"thH.
o.: 4. s. Campbell. FaiEmont. W Va:
Rev. B. y. Roberts. Of Hope, w Va
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To Danish Wrinkles

Before retiring battle the facs 5nd.
neck with water. hot as may be APP;
piled without discomfort, then dry ana;
for two or three minutes rub Usit into
the skin gently with the finger tips.
No other treatment is necessary. Tniss
is a wonderful skin food made from
pure nut-oil, guaranteed to contain
nothing that will cause hair-growth.@
Usit is a formula secured In Egypt.
and is said to have been used nbya
Cleopatra and other famous Egyptian
beauties, and handed down through
the ages until today it Is offered IoE
the women of this country. Usit IL.
positively guaranteed to drive away;
wrinkles and, restore any complexion
to its youthful beauty and freshness
Usit is not face cream, but liquid
put up in handsome opal bottleA
Any first-class druggist can
it for 50 cents. but be- ire you set.
genuine Usit in bott.,s.
are relieved instantly by Usit.
For sale by c. H. Griest & Co., end
dealers everywhere.-Adv. 49, 49,
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For Miss Poster.

Miss Bertha Poster of PittsburEh,
who is visiting Miss Madelyn Kurnel
of Fourteenth street, will be comps
mented by her hostess who has INIT
ed company of friends for this even
ing. A series Of informal pastnes
will be enjoyed, and at a late hour g
luncheon Of pretty appointments VIII
be served. The guests will include:;
Misses: f$Ft
Bertha Poster Lillian Fair 3
Margaret Wright Angelina Kalten
Jennie Bolton bach 80. I'd
Jennie Ball Ruth Sheppard i9s
Virginia Bachman Madelyn Kurner q
Doris Gibson ~ ~
Messrs.: @
Irwin Wolf Charles Ebeling 8
Harry Reynolds Joe Bolton
Nile Radcliff Bud Simpson So
Dick Mccoy Lawrence CnAm e; Z
Dave Kurner bers -
William Wright
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& here attending the Methodist confer

is here attending the Methodist confer
cnc..
Mrs. O. +. Gibbs and little daughter
have arrived homo from Morgantown
after being the guests of l'r. and MS
Thomas f.. Hodges. for seveal weeks.
Frank Is. Trotter. president of thr
West Virginia University at Morgan,
town. arrived in the city last night ano
is attending the sessions Of the West
Virginia Methodist Episcopal confer
cnce.
Mrs. Charles Thistle and daughter
Miss Margaret. of SiSt"rSvlilc, were
here Yesterday visiting friends.
&. f.. I.nrch. representing tho WaiXit
manufacturing company OF minneapolis
Mimi. was a business visitor here yes
terday
Mrs. May Leonard Woodruff of New
York. one Of tho, speakers AT the MCS'
Virginia Methodist Episcopal confer
cnce. arrived in Wheeling yesterday
Mrs. Woodruff is h guest OF Mrs. X. Is
Nay of the Island.
Phil Snith and Joseph Rose will leave
Thursday. on :; canoe TRIP |" 'inSii'"a y, !
From lhat city they viii continue ~
rail u Springfield To spend Il few d2ys
with friends who are attending wiz
tcnburg college. The canoe will he snip
ped back to this city from CINCINNATI
President !. Knox Montgomery ot
Muskincum College at New Concord: H.
who was in TN" city attending the an.
nual session OF the synod of hhl" or Inc
United Presbyterian church.. spent yes
tcrday in Rrllair". visiting friends.
Jack Eydnr. sporting editor OF me
cincinnati Enquirer. was in the Guy
yesterday having accompanied the GIN
cinnati National League baseball club.
Mrs. Louis Alhurn of 22l6 Market
street. who underwent a two weeks
hospital has rcturncn 10 her home
very greatly improved in health.
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Rent it through telling all about Il
in the classified columns.
GRANTED WRIT

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Sept. s.
Claiming that fraud WAS rracticcd in
certain precincts in III" district Of 10
gan county in which n" was cam
,iidair for Justice If the Peace. Ira
l. Rans today was granted Il VIII ~
error and slIprrrradcS by the supreme
court at appeals in his ras" acainSt
William Gore. Appeal from ihr' de-
risinu ui rhr circuit rnurr OF iuSIn
vas taken by. the petitioner.
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,.;, =, tboi, vear's studys.

barking on their years studys. The
ARRANGEMENTS for today's affair,
which are very delightful have been
in charge of competent committees,
has been among the pleasant anticipa-
lions of the Autumn's social gather
ings. Every member of the club is
privileged to invite friend to join
The club and these prospective mem
bers will be welcomed this afternoon,
together with all former members.
The hours are from until o'clock.
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PRETTY WEDDING
Of YESTERDAY
MISS HAZEL JANE NEFF, OF BEL
LAlRE. WEEDS ATTORNEY
E. r. LEWIS.
Woman's Missionary Society Of First
United Presbyterian Church,
Holds Sewing Party-Other
Social Notes.

One nf the pretticSt of September
weddings was Solemnized yesterday
afternoon when Miss Hazel Jane Neff
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
lanes Ncff, of Bellaire, O., became the
bride of Mr. Earl Ramage Lewis. The
ceremony WAS performed at , O'Clock
at the home of the bride, by DR.. j.
Knox Montgomery, president Of Mus
kingum College. assisted by Rev. X. T,
Simmons, of Bellvilc. O.. and Rev. r.
A. Pollock, of Colorado Springs, Colo,
in The presence of the immediate rela
tives and few intimate friends. The
ring ceremony was used.
Miss Anna Nora Mckelvey played
the Mendelssohn bridal chorus. to
which the rarty entered the parlor.
The bride, who was attended by her
cousin. Miss Olive Dale Neff, as brides
maid. wore for her wedding a goMA of
white net over draperies, with whit G
satin bodice and trimmings Of satin,
and a diamond lavallierc, the gift Of
the groom. Mr.. Lewis had as his best
man his brother, Mr.. Chester Lewis.
During the conSratulatory reception
which followed the ceremony Miss NC
kelvey rendered two piano selections,
"The Venetian Love Song" and 1.-The
Sweetest Story Ever Told" Later,
Caterer Ziegenfelder, of this city,
served delightful luncheon at which
forty guests were seated The we'd
ding cake was cut by the bride.
Decorations throughout the rooms
were in pink and white, beautifully ar
ranged against Il background of smilax
and potted plants.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis left in the even
ing for Washington, ID. c., and other
eastern points of interest. The bride
wore as her travelling suit one of iaupe
broadclolh, with accessories to match.
Upon their return they will establish
their home al st. Clairsville, where
the groom is prominent young at'or-
ney, having been graduated from the
Case Law School, at Cleveland. Both
he and his bride are graduates of Mus
kingum College. having been members
of the same class.
Mrs. Lewis will be greatly missed
by her many friends at Bellaire. and
her wedding gifts included beautiful
assortment Of cut glass, linens and
handsome silver.
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OIL. AGAIN GOES UP

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 2S.-An up
ward trend in the market for the prin.
cipal grades of crude oil appeared 10,
day when the principal purchasing
agencies at the opening, announced IN
advance of ten cents a barrel tomor'
row with new prices rs follows:
Pennsylvania Crude $40: Mercer
Black, Corning and New Castle $!.Jn:
Cabell $1.9o: Somerset Sl.15." Only
five cents was added TO RaGland. The
heavy oil of the eastern field. making
it 50 cents.
Oil mon said that the, vast acc!mu'
lation of crude oil which repeated ad.
yances failed 10 bring out late last
year but which came when the ma,
ket began to drop last spring. had
found it's way 10 the rcliIrrS which
were again in need Of crude.
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CeliohtfuI Reception.

Rov. and Mrs. \. J.. RCnZe wore
rendered very delightful reception
on Wednesday evening, in the parloTs
of the Zion Lutheran church. by inc
members. Rev. Benze was installed
pastor in 1906 and during his zen
years stay has won countless friends.
a very interesting program was
given Of which Henry H. Benckc was
in charge. and musical numbers. by
Mrs. Ida Noltc-Steber, Prof. Henry j
Arbenz. Miss Alberta Friedrich. Miss
Helen Bickmeycr and Miss Corina
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BISHOP LEAVES TODAY

RI. Rev. Bishop T. J. Donahuc viii
leave this morning for MononCah, W.
Va, where he will administer the
sacrament. OF confirmation upon a
large class Of children and adults,
From Monougah he goes to Clarks'
burg and other places throughout the
central part of the diocese. After al
tending to other business matters at
various places in the diocese the
Bishop expects to return home within
the next two weeks
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Wonan's Club of Valley Grove.

Mrs. Augusta Huehston OF New
York city. will address The Woman $
Club Of Valley Grove, on the equal
suffrage amendment this evening.
The meeting will be held in the school
house, and will open al s o'clock. A
large attendance is urged. particular
" of the voters.
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FOR HAY FEVER. ASTHMA AND
BRONCHITIS.

Every sufferer should know Iha.
Fnlcy's Honey and Tar is Il reliable rem
cdy for coughs. colds. Bronchitis. hay
fever and asthma. 1t stops dccp-s"atcd
rackinS coughs. banishcs tickling il
throat. heals raw inrlamcd membranes;
Ionseus the phlcgm and clears passages
eases whcezy. difficult breathing. and
permits refreshing sleep. II is slight
ly laxative and contains no "pIatrS. For
wears F'olcy's has hrcn tho only mcdi-
cine IN thousands Of homes for these
troubles. For sale by John Coleman Co
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Little Sisters Club.

The members Of the Little Sisters
Club will hold their first meeting Soss;
the coming wear on Saturday afternoons
at o'clock at the association buildtnH.e
This class numbers % enterprtsinGi
members, who have very happy times
at their regular meetings. 81:
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and MpSdameS-
lntcrestinn Enhancement

Mr.. and Mrs. Max Emsheimer OF
New York city. have announced me
engagement Of their daughter. Agnes
10 Mr. Henry Soable. also OF New
York. A reception will be held sun
day, October 20 at the Emshelmer
home at 522 West Eighty-fifth street.
New York.
Miss Emsheinler is we'll known in
this CITY. where the family resided
until few years ago. and her many
friends will be interested in the an
nouncement.
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Dinner Party.

Miss Elizabeth Aplin. Of Bellaire, o.
entertained last evening with dlnneEl
party at the Young Women's Cntt1a
tan Association. There wer piacS ~
ranged for seven guests, and the eR.;
pointments of the party were very "
tractiyely arranged.
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Announcement Issued.


Copies of the following announce
ments are being received by the
many friends Of the young couple:
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. McConbs
announce the marriage Of their
daughter
Lura Elizabeth
Mr.. Harry ". Bloomfield
Wednesday
September twenty-seventh
nineteen hundred and sixteen
Wheeling, West Virginia.
Dance at A. o. q. W. Hall.
Tho following cards have been Issued:
Tho Jolly Crowd
reuucs. the pleasure of yourself and lady
at their private
dance
to he given at
4, O. l.. ". Hall. near Twelfth and
Chaplinc Streets
Friday Evening. October bth. l'l'
SaXaphone Orchestra
Commirtec--Wm. c. tb"r. VIM: Mar
tin T. Rochcrt. Jr.. Clarence fetle' f.
L. Mckee, Charles Meyer.
Y. w. C. A. Notes.
The girls of the High School CluD
are anticipating delightful affair
of this evening. when they will enjoy
weiner roast out-of-doors II the
weather is favorable; if not. the al
fair will be held in the Y. W. c. a.
building. Games will supplement the
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Notable Speaker

Mrs. Beatrice Forbes Robertson
Hale will speak at the Elks' club aud
itorium on next Thursday, October o.
under the auspices of the Equal Stuff
rage League of Ohio county, and the
general public is invited to attend.
More than the ordinary interest cen
! ters about the coming Of Mrs. Hale,
as she is a celebrity of both contin-
ents as lecturer and on the stage.
,rhe following ladies from a COM
mittee on arrangements for the eV'
evening: -
Geo. A. Laughln Augusta Hughston
John VI. Birch II. c. Franzhelm
G.. R. Hubbard Misses :
n. N. kimberland Bertha Schrader
Edward Hazlett Augusta Raoul
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board of control, has returned from a
vacation which he spent hunting near
Viola, w. Va.
. Born To Mr.. and Mrs. Vance
Stats, of North Market street, We'd
nesday, q daughter.
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Friedrich. Rev. George w. Critch-
low, pastor of thn Christ church, Mo-
Fart park, delivered an informal ad-
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Twin DANCING Glasses.

This afternoon at ":"O and 4:"U
o'clock. the dancing classes which
have been organized by the ruth
Twig. will meet at the Stratford
Springs hotel. The enrolment is
quite large and Prof. f. Willis Dun
can, of Bridgeport' will teach the new
est dance Stops.
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En0dOement.

Announcement has been made Ct
the engagement of Miss Emma Fetzer
Of Edgington Lame, to Mr.. Charles
blair of Pittsburgh. The wedding Will
take place in October.
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Dinner PARTY

Last evening at the Country club.
Sheriff and Mrs. A. 7. Sweeney enter
tanned with a family diner party which
was most delightful. There were
places arranged for the following
guests:
Mnssers and Mesdames-
Edgar r. SweeneyMary E. Sweeney
a. r. Sweeney Mesdames-
John B. Garden John Sweeney
Misses Of Chicago
Gertrude Garden Walter Sweeney
Anna l.. Sweeney Master c. Sweeney
Elizabeth Sweeney
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Arion Party

An informal card parity was ENJOY
ed on Wednesday afternoon by num-
her of the ladies of the Arion society.
Card games afforded entertainment
and prizes in the five hundred con-
tests were awarded Mrs. Henry Schaf-
fer and Mrs. Edward Schmeichel,
those of euchre being won by Mrs.
Charles Breummer and Mrs. Max Ben
Ter. Refreshments we're served ard
concluded the afternoon. The guests
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other features Of the occasion, and tn
even. will no doubt be exceptionally
interesting. ~
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Afternoon Parry

A very pleasantly arranged party
Of yesterday was given at the resi-
dencc of Mrs. r. C. Darrah of Wood
lawn, at which the Wolnan's Mission
ary Society members Of the First
United Presbyterian church; with sew
eral of their friends were guests. The
affair proved very enjoyable, and the
afternoon was devoted TO needlework.
Miss Bessie Dowler sang a group OF
songs at S o'clock an attractive lun-
cheon was served. The committee IN
charge Of the affair was composed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-29
Err Miss McCullauh.

Miss Jessie McCullagh Of Fifteenth
street, whose wedding will be a
pretty event of October, will be COM
plimented on Saturday afternoon
with a sewing patry given by Miss
Jessie and Martha Ross at their
home on South Broadway. The ap'
pointments of the affair are very
prettily chosen and the intimate
friends of the bride elect are lnvlt-