The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-11
RECEPTION FOR
Y. W. MEMBERS
ASSOCIATION BUILDING WAS IKE
SCENE OF A VERY INTER
ESTING AFAIR
All old and New Members Were vel
coined az the Annual Membsrship
Reception Last Evening.

The Young Women Christian Assoc
'lali'u was lu Euln attire last eNeulug
poo m" celebration of its uftlsfh year.
ana tu receiving an the new members
acquired during tho recent mem iisrshfn
campaign. and extended Nz gracious
welcome O." all tho members a. we'll
Special preparations had h,en under
way Tor last evenings Affairs. which re-
suited most happily for uII the guest ~
iarE' number was present renewed
at0ualntuuts~ and met tho members
" no have but recently come into the
organization.
The nr~t foor was throngcd during
inc earlier hours. The guests bsinE met
in the central hall hy "a receiving lime
mad" up of members Of the uiefrb.rehfr
,"ihnlit"'. ana assisted bN several 81
tho board ct lady managers Mr.. Tsr-
tina caldwell Mrs John q Gsrasn.
Mrs. George Maxwell Mrs " "a nix
gus. Mfs QUO Schenk Miss Emily
shepherd. Miss Anna johnson Miss Ger
uHde ltatd and Miss Mary Myers were
lu the line and extended a gracious hos
pitaiitN % the guests.
Miss Harrison Speaks.
mo- HlEh school orchestra. under Tie
uli', ZION OF Miss Lucy Robinson. added
sr' atty Co the pleasure OF the Occasion
Milh several selections. admirably given.
ih'N Wtr" stationed IN the library. and
later. IN the auditorium. opened the
program OF the evening. during which
Nl-N harriet Harrison. city field secre-
.ar} "i the organization. spoke ON the
Meaning of Membership" Miss Hsr-
ilN"n. VINO possesses a most pleasing
HlAhh'r OF address. quite won her large
audience IN nor opening remarks which
expressed the close relationship Of no
various associations throughout fbe
hiL.d states. with their membership
~ "'e.O"'. ~" largest organization of
women mn the world what NJ N..ps
%" he Member" was "A point brought
out On th' Illustrations Of tho many
vocational and educational classes. tho
physical and domestic science d.p,rf-
H.'hi~. and tho social and religions iff.
'I Lh' worry highest standards which
H|' Drought within tho reach of fh. -irT
sing Q" 10" orEauization who mil ht
"' 100 a position fp avail herself Of
...'r. privileges under other rtrrtitr-
,''h,' s. Tho perfection or these. since
.N' I"tmail ION of 10, first association
..f wears uEU. has reached fIf. It.b..,
standard within th, past len yrs ~
To. ~rI.ud'd membership t.stifss
h''IIuE numbers $500 y W O.
-'-' iNI ''fS OFT which sh, can Justly De-
if .ni. Their accomplishments ,,.r. ON
.shihifiou last evening in N, r.stcr
.'"'N. which was tllod with Admitting
...''r These Were unusually atfrar-
'NN showed the careful and pains
."".Nt Worn nf many DAYS All classes
ifN depart uDufs were r.rr,-suf.8 ami
.'' groupings ana I,ffsrfur- ,,.r. az
.n'N' "oN don. and very interest
','- "i ih" national as~ocia-
".i' .HnF 600 ono side. and inter
..N Win fIr work OF tho classes and
."'" N'H' views of fh, local y NX ~
.nh .' Their summer camp ~ D.-
.lr.', ''I. Whl'h brought pleasant
arr TOD many
I'' lf'.t'. dining room was "a r.n-
attraction boo tho decorative
|'f... .- wealth. off -mIras. .1a.J De-.
''u'rr fru| punch was served L, u,
....'".nr Young ladies.
Misses
browne. tIrEiuir Mckee
.I'i -t..u'I. Eleanor HOLLOWAY
MOI h'.r1.' NHr.. ~uf.f.
.'ihf MD'sr' Eur.