The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
FOR
VISITING GUESTS
ELABORATE AFFAIR HELD LAST
EVENING BY WOMAN'S CLUB
AT HOTEL WINDSOR
Large and Fashionable Representa-
ton Of Prominent Club Women
From All Over the State.

The Windsor hotel was AT its gay
est and most fashionable last evening
when thrungcd by The scores Of wo'
men from various points Of the state,
who arc here as delegates and guests
Al the convention Of The State FODDER
alton of Wnman's clubs. Last even
ing's reception honorcd these visitors
together with Miss Helen Narick Bos-
well and Mrs. Roy Emery Fletcher OF
New York, whose addresses belhre
the convention have been noteworthy
! features Of the program.
! Various club presidents, together
! with these eminent guests or honor,
! formed the receiving line in the ball
room of the hotel. where the High
school orchestra added 10 the happl-
; ness OF the evening with its program.
! In the private dining room the guests
! Mrs. Edward ". SlifrI and Mrs. Hal
! Spcidcl poured. Those assisting in
The serving were. Misses Marie Refs
ter, Frances Ogden. Katherine Eb'
! bert, Jennie Ball. Gertrude Garden.
Martha Irwin, Sarah Mctzner, Mrs.
Frank Armbruster and Mrs. W. e:
Rownd. Decorations Of yellow ard
| White formed the keynote Of the color
scheme, with fluffy yellow and white
chrySanthemums, prominent.
The gowns and their wrarerS were
one of the charming interests Of the
! evening.
Mrs. r. l.. Hutchinson, Of Hunting
ton, was youthful in 4 becoming gown
Of deep pink, with pearl garniture
about the low neck, the skirt Of chit
,fOn over pink satin and about the
waist a narrow sash Of panne velvet.
Mrs. Roy Emery Fletcher, OF New
York, Il very handsome blond, was
most attractively sownrd in black silk
lace over chiffon. The skirt in three
of lace. Mrs. W. +. Rownd wore IL
: charming gown of yellow with Il
! bodice OF silver lace. the short skirt
encirclcd with three narrow chiffon
ruffles and Il Bit OF dull blue ribbon
being employed effectively on the high
! girdle Mrs. John Ruhl, Clarksburg, was
wearing very handsome black lace
and chiffon gown over heavy white
! satin. The bodice wa$ quite simple
with heavy embroidery of SrQuins.
! Mrs. Joseph Cochran, Of ParkcrsbuSG
: bore the distinction of being very
handsomely gowned, wearing violet
chiffon over. cloth OF gold the skirt
draped quite full about the hips and
] both ii and the bodice being trimmed
with gold lace. Mrs. Julian Hearnn
wore Il distinctive peach blown taf-
! feta OF medium length with an over
dress Of white chiffon. note Of coz,
! trast being The narrow blue girdlp
! with short sash ends. 4 large fur
ineckpiece about her throat was of
white.
Mrs. Garrett T. Fogle. OF ST. Albans
enc Of the most distinguished women
lpresent. was wearing beautiful crea-
zion Of yellow chiffon over foundation
skirts OF the same hue, adorned With
! trimmings of pearl. A girdlc of deep
! ar shade was fastened in front with
Il large pearl ornament from which
| fell beaded tasselS. The waist was
headed with pearls and rows OF pearl
| beads formed trimmings about the
upper arms. \ jewcled bandeau was
worn in the hair. Mrs. George De
! Bolt. Of FalrmOnt. wore an attractive
gown Of white which owed lis style
| to its simplicity. with silver and gold
! bead work on the front. The taffeta
skirt draped and the waist ornament
: ed with ScQuin trimming. Misses Lois
! and Frances Cochran OF Parkershurg
dauehtorS Of Mrs. Joseph &. Cochran,
were lovely. Miss Lois in green taft
! fr1a. quite short. silver lace forming
the bottom of the skirt. sharp note
Of contrast being the set in pieces at
the side. which were Of flame tareta