The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-15
HOLIDAY TEA
Of NEXT WEEK
WOMAN'S LITERARY CLUB WILL
HOLD ANNUAL EVENT
OF NOTE
Japanese Dance Last Evening at the
M'Lure Was Attended by Large
Company of Guests-Many
Plans for Xmas Week.


On the afternoon of Wednesday,
Dec. 20. a most delightful event will
be given at the Hotel Windsor by the
Woman's Literary club, the Oldest
organization of it's kind in the city:
These are annual affairs and that OF
next week will compliment four recent
brides who are members of the club,
Mrs. J. r. Caldwell, nee Miss Ella
Bond; Mrs. Z. e. Smith. nee Miss
Jessie McCullagh; Mrs. Louis Powell,
inee Miss Elizabeth Bushfield, and
| Mrs. Harold, Becker, nee Miss AZele
Bullard. Two other club members,
Miss Mary Best and Miss Frances
! Ogden, whose engagements were an
nounced this autumn will be compll-
mented also, with Mrs. Anna r.
! Bourne. of Bethany, whose lectures
! before the club this season have been
| of great interest and beneficial enjoy
ment. Plans for the affair insure enter.
| tainment of particular charm and are
receiving the care Of committee
composed of Mesdames George O. Tai
! son. Claude Porter Terry, l.. a. Rolf.
Blanche Steenrod. Arthur Ayling and
Miss Virginia Miller.
The club members and their friends
are anticipating the event with keen
| delight and with its musical program
and other pleasant social aspects it
offers one of the winters most charm
! ing functions.
/ Presiding at the tea table will be:
| McsdameS:
4. NJ. Stevenson cecil Robinson
f. H. LANCE X. L. J.. Strider
George Paul Lima Hennig Shnr-
John NJ. Birch man
| H. F. Jones Alex. Young
| Crawford Booth Calvin Gray
i. L. Stone Miss Mabel Hos
| J. c. lIeinlcin letter
] In the receiving line will be:
Miss Virginia Miller TAO
The past presidents:
M"sdamcs:
Charles s. Morrison Katherine Kyle
The officers Of the club and the honor
| guests:
Mrs II. Maynard Observation-Disclosures
! dent.
| Mrs. ]. II. Mcclure, vice president.
Mrs. +. 4. era ham. vice pre- >idcnt.
Mrs. Marcus o. Bond. secretary.
Mrs. Howard l.. TrussclI. correspond
| ing secretary.
Mrs. George y. bishop. treasurer.
! Mrs. d. y. Taylor. auditor.
MrSdamcS:
| Harold Becker +. 2. Smith
| Louis. Powell !. r. Caldwell
| Misses:
| Frances Ogden Mary Fest
! The members Of the executive hoard
| will also include in the receiving line
and are:
McsdnmeS:
| Delavan MactircEor John BludEett
! Harry Mcndal Charles II. Berry
- Misses:
| Elizabeth RunGce
Japanese Dance
| Last evenings dance, at the Mcl.ure
WAS even more charming III it's original
| ity than the preceding numbers the
| committee in charge composed uf MeSSrs
! T.. J. Stone. Harry Mcclure IT.. Frank
Morgan. arranged this number, us A
Morning.. arranged this number. as a
Japanese affair and decorations were
used to create the rca! atmosphere.
! There were innumrrablt. parasolS Of
! the gaycst. both large and small. many
| lanterns and quaint birds windb2lls and
other characteristic fancics. Four large
paraSolS 1T the corners. had long strings
! of lanterns feslnon"d in TWO rows, am,
! the lights shown through smaller ones.
, Thrr" wcrr strangely figured curtains
| at The windows. each Of which Dor" q
funny round lantern. in it's center t.v-