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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-12
.ELKS OPEN THEIR
WINTER DANCES
First of tho Series Last Night Was
Delightful Affair-"Humdln
Dance" Being Anticipated.
The local lodge of 3. =. g. Elk!

The local lodge Of 3. p. g. Elks
opened its social season most ausni-
ciouslv last evening. with an informal
dance at its club house on ernth
street. Arrangements had been made
by the efficient committee in charge
for the entertainment OF Il large NUM-
Der and nearly one hundred and fifty
guests were present. IN" Premier
orchestra was engaged FOR the affair,
and the dance program afforded a
most enjoyabl" variety Ol The latest
favoriteS. Refreshments were pro-
vided for the pleasure OF Inc guests
al all hours by Manager HAbefS;lcK,
and fruit punch was served.
Decorations about the room were
effective in the purple ana white of
the lodge which fc&1ooncd the side
walls. The chairs were immaculate in
their coverings Of white, and leading
10 the stage platform where the punch
was served. were long low stairs car
peIcd in blue. Palms were used with
attractive effect in further decorating
The auditorium, which has recently
ben renovated.
The next affair which is now mat
,rer of very great anticipation is the
"Humdingcr Dance" on Tuesday. Oct.
21. This is IN annual affair and is
productive OF some especially funny
features, as we'll as wide latitude in
choice Of wardrobe.
The guests at last evenings affair
included:
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Dora Orr
SURPRISED by Choir.

AIr. and Mrs. Horny plin Werc t"h-
dcrcd q delightful s'rrris" Friday GO
pants L.yanyrIiral church, Mrs. Henry
Otto was f"rn,"rl! Miss Alta ki"ldSlnE.
= brifr. nr II f"w weeks. The affair WAS
rrcttily arranged. Music with other en-
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greatly strengthening the vote for the
pending amendment in THIS state:
\ reception committee has been
named TO do honor to Or. Shaw. and
will be seated on the platform during
her lecture. they will later oftlclAte
at the informal reception which Will
follow.
wear white with yellow shoulder
sashes, bearing the Votes For No-
men legend.
The following compose the reception
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social Meeting Tuesday.

Tho Rer.au Bible class of tho Fourth
Street NJ. T.. church Of which Mrs. +. T.
Mauc!t is teacher. held a very delight
full party Tuesday evening. y discus
sion of business matters occupied the
guests during tho early evening. and
later a musical program was given IN
tcrSpcrsrd with readings. Refreshments
Mrs. Will Armstrong. Mrs. VIII Plank
ny, Mrs. Foster aud Mrs. NJ. Gregory
The guests included:
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70 small party Of her girl friends on
Friday afternoon Of this week. in honor
of her thirteenth birthday anniversary.
Tho movies at a. popular local tcatrc
will be enjoyed and later a daintily ap-
pointed luncheon ut Iicscntelder Inc
party will include:
Misses
Florence Maxwell Helen McAliister
lane Maxwell I.Ndia Ed"dFuS
Dorothy Holden Martina BearuS!eS
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Entertains Ladies' AID,

Mrs. James NuNWrII WIS nNSIcSS ~
members Of Division No.: or the l;%d'GS
Aid Society Of the Thomson NJ. r..
church, yesterday afternoon at her
home ut Glrnwood Heights. During
short business session. officers were
elected. Mrs. Joseph Mcconnell being
made president. and Mrs. 5. T.. Narncy
SECRETARY. y delightful social hour fol-
lowed.
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priacillo Sewing Club.

Yesterday afternoon AIRS. j. NJ. Suplcr
entertained I'll" members Of Inc E'riScli-
Ia Sewing club at her home. Needie-
work formed tho diversion Of the hours
and at it's conclusion a luncheon WAS
served. Thos present were:
Misses
Dnra Orr Elizabeth Supler
Ncsdamcs.
rohort Orr Mar Craig
AudIey McGutcheon Hnrac" Powell
I.arnes, Jenkins w. =. Suplcr
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ceivcd several reservations for tables:
and while thcro will be number oil
small parties, many other guests nave
been asked up for tea which Viii DC
served nj 4:30 o'clock. Mrs. Howard
Simpson and Mrs. Arthur Stitel Will
nrrSide
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$50 present included:
Mnrshmallow Toast.

Marshmallow Toast.
A partv Of young people from North
Wheeling and Warwnnd spent n mos
delightful evening last night at marsh
nnlIow toast held In I[cyscrs grove:
near Warwood. Tho party departed
from Warwood early In tho evening
chaneroncd hy Mrs. Grace Bormaa. and
Alter few pleasant hours spent around
y camp fire returned 10 Warwood where
1hny were entertained by n member Of
the group. The following attended,:
Misses
r,1anrhc Williams Myrtle Reach
Unzcl Clemens Grace Fitzpatrick
Mnhci NcGrew Mary Fitzpatrick
Margaret Beach Mrs. Grace Borman
Messrs.
1.1oyd Rihhoo Russell Devise
Ferdinand Holman benjamin Kemp,
Harold Tuly Earl Aliilahu
FOR Miss Zone.
DR., and Mrs. r. II. Mcighen cntcr-
tanned Wednesday evening. compliment
1ary to Miss Belle Zane whose marriage
"a DR. f. Newland Of bayfield,, t"ln.'
Will take place October the eighteenth
The guests w"rc:
MI. and Mrs.
Edgar +, royd Or. and Mrs. 4. c.
Geo. Ralstnr OF Earnest
Martins Ferry Mrs Geo. Z. Boyd
David G. Exams ST..
rirnrgc thinner Mrs MCl\"wn
Geo. &. Crook MIS- WORK ~
Er.nl Evans fairmont. ". Va.
D. H. Smith ,,.s.,
I2c11c Zano Annie Ray
'r,rrio %anc Fila Mckinley
,,nii LIr1Iid,y Mamie Mckinley
M.,,,. Rny Amelia Gardner
Mr. Albert DauGhcrty.
Tor Mrs. ouiInby.
NJ. " 4 Oui:nhr Of Now \ hrk
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The hostesscs arc Mrs. 4. ]. Mayer ana
Mrs. NJ. J. Ford. 4 light luncheon Will
he served 1T O'Clock following inc
games.
Another very intc5estinE <1G ;i y, nf' inr
Hallowc'rn dance of Thursday evening.
october &c. The usual fantastic dccora-
tions for this particular season VIII be
used.
Announcements Received.
The following is 4 copy of the We'd
ding announcements which have been
received by the many friends Of the
couple in this city, =, ,,,
Mr.. and Mrs. James e. morn
of Friendly. W. Va.
announce tho amrriage OF their
daughter
Mamie Catherine
Mr.. Harry j.. Thompson
Saturday, October seventh.
nineteen hundred and sixteen
Wheeling, West Virginia.
At Home
After November first
Wheeling. w. Va.
VIII Servo Supper.
Tn the basement OF the Eoft Street
Temple, the Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent
society will serve supper on Thursday
evening, October IS. During the hours
from : until 5 o'clock a tempting menu
has been outlined.
W, c. T. U. Meeting.
At the home Of Mrs. Brown IN war
wood. tomorrow evening, the NheellnB
central W. {. 7. L. will hold It's regular
meeting, and will meet at tho corner OF
Fourteenth and Market streets at l:oo
n'cIock where they will take the War
wood car. An excellent program mas
been arranged for the occasion anS TO-
ihn state convention will be submitted.
n. 3. z. Club.
Mrs. Olga Colmar at her home In XIX
wood. haG the mcmners OF the \. Is. a.
('IiIb "a her guests yesterday afternoon.
\ number Of Interesting diversions M
"a the hours pleasantly and before the
departure Of the guests refreshments
were served.
IN advertising for a position, do not
be vaquc-teIl what you can do.
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Missionary Society Banquet.

At til" First United Presbyterian
church This evening. tho several mis-
Sionary Snri"tirs will u" guests at m
Ella bnratc banquet. which VIII be served
at 80 o'clock. The Woman'S llnln"
Missionary S"rirly a. Il body. Will To-"
hostess for rh" event and 4 very deISh'-
Iul evening Is anticipated.
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Brilrc Tea.

This afternoon al tho Country CIuh.
tho foriniGhtly bridge tea will be an
event nf prominence in the social life
IF the week Manager pImm"y has re-
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joyahIn diversions pleasantly filled the
evening. and Il very enjoyable iratHrc
was the serving of refreshments. tn"
bride and groom were presented WIN
beautiful oak clock. The guests were:
Rev \. =. RaSrh".
Mr.. Joseph Leach.
Mr.. Harry Stupr.
Mr.. Charles i[i"ldsinG.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry otto
Misses
Auu: Mac E"uI"kc Alma kaSSr rnlan
Lucia trrd"rirkS Loretta Jaeger
I,nuisr kuIkrr,Ith Helen Zimmerman
IIclcn Nird,mryCr Gertrude f'rrdarickS
Icuura Jaeger Bessie Srhatrr
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will Entcrtain Club.

Mr@, - r. Hi NJ mr. hom" IN N"r'h
Main street. will h' hostess 'h'$ 'i"r-
j.; z member An ai'rr"iiN" luncheon
will follow AT bat" hour
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p.r.,+to, Mt Ge1mau M. z. Church.

Reception ut German NJ. z. Church
This evening October 18th, Mt
O'clock. a reception for the new pastor
Roy. Chas. f. SevTinShauS and fanny
viii ho hold Mt the German NJ. +.
church. All members and their friends
arc invited to attend.
Card Party Friday.
The ladies OF 81. vincent dc Paul so
cicty Of st. Marys chnfch VIII h"lu
card Marty at 81. AInry's church TO-
morrow evening" Prizes will be award
ed at tho close Of tho games. Mrs.
James Gilmartin is chairman OF the
committee in charge.
Carroll Club Parties.
on Wednesday afternoon tho LADIES'
Social club Of tho Carroll club will hold
another Of their very delightful parties
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birthday Anniversary.
Miss AIartha i;rartlsl"y VIII Il" ti"&!'$'
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81
/ Virginia Lauc.
| Lillian StilIwcll.
! Rulilnda James,
Emily Miller
Marie l''rlcSnluth.
Mrs. Thomas Fultn.
of Stcu5CuvillC,
| Ella Sr;lbriSht.
Anna Front,
/ Virginia Dean.
| Clara. Str0rhc!,
! Mary Iwcig,
| Rose Moss.
| Nj
! Ted l2liS.
! Mark Nilhannn.
! f.lwuud l.ncCklcr,
F, Jas. 4. Dyson.
! John +. Richardson
; Thomas EutChcc,
| Albert L.ucfTlcr,
i Fred Eallcston,
| VIM, l.ucikcr,
! clarence Poe.
lr%u. e. l;cnexc,
! C'has. SrnicSSir.Gcr,
| Alex RciCnbluh.
| VIM. por"r. ,Ir.,
III Dlyrrn,an.
I l,'rnnI; Earn
| i,urrv r;IIirh.
! I'D Srh,,lar
| ~ / ZonckIar
/ Dayc lIraus,
| /. r.. Rrclic.
/ Alfred Snnnrhnrn.
/ Inr,, / Iiry
AIrssrs an
! r.,,cs ,:ardncr
o. a 81 4
| 4 rInnr I,innrrI
| iSori lJn,l,nc
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DR. and Mrs. T. II. Mcighen .nntcr-
tanned Wednesday evening. compliment
tarv to Miss Belle Zane whose marriage
IN Dr +. Newland Of Bayfield,, Colo,
Will take place October the eighteenth
The guests Wnrc:
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w c., T. u. Meeting.
u. 3. z. Club.

IN advertising for position, do mol
be vaauc-teII what you can do.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-20

senting George V. Hobart's morally
play, Experience" on tour the COM
ing season.
OLA Waldrop is to star in the new
play, Friend Martha" which was
tried out in a stock company in Roch-
ester.
Henry w. Savage has engaged Paula
Shea, motion picture star, for the
title role of "Everywoman' when 1t Is
sent on tour,
Miriam Elbcrta Hubbard, daughter
of the famous Ebert Hubbard, is tax
ing a couse of playwriting at Harvard
under Professor Baker
+ + +
Nine. Petroya is married. Her hus-
band is DR.. John T. Stewart one OF
the leading physicians in New York.
They were married in indianapolis.
Early in October, Oliver Morosco
will produce in New York a musical
play called $50 Long Lefty" with
Charlotte Greenwood and Walter Cat
lett in the leading parts.
+ + +
Winthrop Ames is to produce
satirical comedy Of metropolitan life
entitled Saturday to Monday" 1t is
the work of William ], Hurlbut and
Jesse Beach Rector.
F. E. Kelsey has been added to the
producing staff Of the Universal Film
Company and is putting on one-reel
comedy entitled when the Shoe Fits
featuring Irene Hunt.
Frank r. Adams, author Of Five
Fridays" which George Broadhurst
dramatized under the name Fast and
Grow Fat" is to write a comedy drama
for Grace La Rue.
W. A. Brady has a drama for pro-
duction by Charles Kenyon, the au-
thor OF "Kinding." Mr.. Brady has also
new play by Jerome X. Jerome,
1.-THE Devils Workshop" and one by
Augustin Glassmire.
= + i
John Cossar has begun work as
one Of the principals in THE Prince Of
Graustark," after completing work in
THE Return OF Eve" latest Essanay
fve-act feature
j. + +
Ormi Hawlcy, one of the screens
most charming and versatile artists,
has Joined the Metro forces and will
make her debut on the Metro pro
gram in 1.-THE Weakness Of Strength, :"
a fve-part feature in which Edmund
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portant productions during his many
years before the public were Evan
golnc," "Adonis" and Seven Ages. y
lie appeared ina score of light operas,
where his work attracted Widespread
comment. His greatest success in
Cpcras was in THE Mascot and IN the
all-star revival OF 'Pnaiorc" Mi.
DNcy supported the late stuart Rob
sou in "Olyer Goldsmith" aud his
most recent success was in "One
Thousand Years Ago, vhiuhmn for
A season on Broadway he achieved
much fame in the stellar role in Tho
Man on the Box" dramaG@lun az
the novel by Harold MacGralO He
has made many successful tours in
Vaudeville and makes his initial ap-
ucamncc in the silent drama under
the Mutual banner.
. + +
Interest seems TO be growing in n
Better Film Movement which
means. according to those who are
sponsoring it, motion pictures which
mother. father and children can see
together with perfect satisfaction The
National Board " Review Of Motion
Pictures has gIycn a hlg push To tile
movement by publishing its Garden
Of American Motion Pictures Neatly
$500 hlms. all Of which have been
reviewed by the volunteers Of the
board aud regarded 10y them as suit
Milo FOr tho family circle arc listed
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-20

or agnin, on again, Finnegan,
This Famous Players star in Para
mount Pictures who is now known as
the "Finnegan Of Motion Plctures,"
left the "Tollies" some months ago
temporarily, leaving the stage To make
Famous Players production. Now
she is back again in tho new 'Fol.
lies" Next week she viii be OF again,
working In the afternoon In the Fa-
nous Players Studio making a picture,
and in tho evening dancing % Ter
hearts content before the foot1lghts.
1t is no wonder that shc IS called
pEInnsgnn Of tho Motion Pictures"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-20

Florence vldor, the talented beauty
whose screen work has attracted CON
siderable attention of late, has been
engaged by Pallas Pictures to appear
in Important lngenue soIes for the Par.
amount Program. Although scarcely
twenty years of age, Miss Vidor has
achieved considerable success In the
silent drama,
The initial production in which Miss
Vidor will appear on the Paramount
Program Is 'The Intrigue" a story OF
present International conditions by Ju.
liza Crawford Ivers. This photoplay
will also mark the return to the screen
Of LepOre UlFIch. who Is saEEsa
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charming and gifted little Metro who made her
debut on the Metro program The Flower No Mans Land
work another fvepaT wonderpay The next offering starring Miss
great power and with gripping dramatic situations artiscay
BLENDED with delightful Snt scenes and GGm f FSGs D m ~
H. Collins will direct and supporting
Collins associated with Miss Dana when she
was starring Edison program and Metro when she
engaged for that program
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Breese is starred and which is now
being produced by the Popular Plays
and Players. Appearing in support
of Mr.. Breese, in addition to Miss
Hawley, is Clifford Bruce Evelyn
Brent, and one of the strongest sup
porting casts ever seen in Popular
Plays and Players production. Miss
Hawley was with the Lubin company
for Ave years before joining the Me-
tro forces. During that time she
appeared in more than 300 screen
plays. She was Lubin's 'best seller"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-20

Gail llu'lpu HlN wv AhNNllNNS ~
all the picture theatcrs OF Japan, hut
the vomedy OF the tall and short
fellows" seems TO have most particu'
larry struck the japanese taste.
A remarkable bit OF trick photogra-
ply produces a striking scene in "Thc
| Fugitive, ThanhouSrr feature to be
inspector holds in bis hand a photo
graph Of Florence la Badie, the tlI-
gitiye. When ! got you IN hc
threatens. and, pOrrayinE his
thoughts. two tiny policemen come
from behind the photograph. Miss la
Babe comes TO life and after struG-
| gle the policemen lead her away
GLADDEN. James, rccoenized as one
OF the leading Juveniles Of the motion
picture world, viii be seen in the
support OF Henry d piNcN, The IA
nous stage star. in the Mutual Master,
picture, Father and son Mr, james
has an appealing comedy role as ihc
son OF the wealthy pickle manufac-
turer, VINO rails IN IoNe wan Tue
daughter OF a rival pickle make MC
James VIII be remembered for ms
splendid work IN the MutuaI Master,
picture de luxe edition "Ihe Dccoy
Margarita Fischer known TO star
dom and fame since her sirlhcod stage
debut as Babe Fischer is annonnc
ed for series of Mutual star pro-
auctions President John r. Freuler,
OF the Mutual Film Corporation ISSUED
contract whereby MISS Fischer VIII
be starred in at least SIX fiNe-part fra-
lures Tor Mutual release Ihe iirS
OF the pictures may be expected by
exhibitors late IN October with the
others following at intervals OF -FOUR
weeks.
= =
Bringing with nm some 5000 teCt
OF tiIm Director Charles Miller return
ed TO the Culver CITY studios TINS
week from Thousand Pines, where
for two weeks he mas been directing
Bessie BarriscaIc In scenes for the
current fantastic comedy-drama' by.
Monte Al, katterjohn' IN which sho
will soon be presented on the TRAN
Gle program by Thomas II. lnce. with
Miller, were Miss Barriscole' Arthur
Shirley, her leading man, Joseph d
Bowling and a company OF hltecn sup
porting players.
=
Pauline Frederick, VINO Is playing
the devoted vile IN inc Famous PIay-
ers adaptation OF Clyde Fltchs 'Inc
Woman in the Case, says that 1t IS
pleasant change to be defending hcF
own husband against the machino.
lions OF another woman instead OF
being that other woman as she mas
so often played her. IN Bella Donna,
'Aa2a,' The SPIDER me Moment
which she has starred on the Para
mount Program.
Lewis ]. SeI2nlck, founder and pres
ident OF the Clara KimbalI Young Film
Coropration, has formed partnership
with Herbert Brenon, the noted direc-
tor. in the production and distribution
OF photo dramas, starring the famous
tragedionne, Nine. Na2imoya, and the
great operatic favoriIe Mary Garden
The first Nazimova picture, now IN
course Of production, Is the adaptation
Of Marion Craig Wentworth's gripping
play, War Brides" In which the IA
nous actress has been thrilling au-
diences in the big vaudeville houses
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-22
oLD-FAsHIoNED CAMP
MEETING IN THE CITY

The Free Methodist camp meeting at
Broadway and Jefferson street is now
well under way.
A large crowd was out last night and
enjoyed the freedom that usually goes
with camp meeting.
Good seats, a well lighted tent and
convenient to ear line, lively singing,
old-fashioned preaching and a happy lot
of people. Evangelist w. Il. Klotzlach
of st. Louis, Mo-, is the special help.
AS preacher he is of the old Metho.
dist stamp, preaching the doctrines of
repentance, regeneration, sanctification
holy living, Judgment day, heaven and
he'll, as set forth by John Westley and
the scriptures.
His presentation Of Bible truth is
clear, forceful. conveying convictions to
the hearts of his hearers He is II man
of wide experience, having travelled and
preached in many states Of the Union.
The verdict of those who have heard
him is that they could not afford to
miss single meeting.
The camp meeting will run over July
80 and the order Of daily services is
as follows: Prayer meeting, O and 7 a.
m, love feast at 3, preaching 10, again
2:30 and p. IN.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-22
Bathing Beach viii
Be Opened Wednesday

Since so many men and women
responded to the call to clean up the
park and bathing beach yesterday
afternoon, everything is in readiness
for the great opening evening, next
Wednesday, July 26.
The opening of the beach will be
something in the way of q city affair
in which everybody will be invited to
come and see what fine park and
beach has been prepared for every
body, through the efforts of the civic
department of the Commercial Club.
Besides the four swimming contests,
in which bathing suits are offered as
prizes by the Meyers department store,
the canoe club will take part, and last
but not least, will be the first appear
anee of the many styles of the 1916
bathing suits which have been rather
sub rosa lately on account of the
chilly weather.
For the Wednesday evening opening
the park will be decorated with cleo
tric lights and japanese lanterns. and
before the contests there will be an
automobile parade in the business see
tion of the city.
After next Wednesday, Salem will
have beach and park that will be a
credit to the city. The beach is sandy
with u gradual slope and will be pro-
tected with life lines and logs. Arthur
r. Wilson will be in charge, the bath
house with checking systems ready,
and space prepared for the parking
of automobiles.