The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-05
Y. ". FEDERATION
GIRLS AT COUNCIL
ARE HAVING MOST ENJOYABLE
TINE, ACCORDING TO REPORTS.
President Of Western College Extends
Cordial Welcome to visitors
at Oxford, Ohio.

Very carly Saturday morning a com
pany OF twelve delegates from the In
duslria Girls Federation Of the Wheel.
inG Y. ". {. ~. started for the Field
Council to ha held a. Oxford. Ohio. The
girls spent the morning In Cincinnati. and
about 3 o'clock arrived at the most beau
;lful spot that Imagination could pic
turr, the campus of the Western Col
lree for Women at Oxford. Ohio. The
weather has been delightfully."- warm and
MI nature is nj It's height OF beauty and
every part of the Council thus far looks
Ideal There is great anticipation and
.lh, Club girls and friends in Wheeling
Will hear reports through the news
papers every day IF possible.
On Saturday afternoon. about $50 dele
gates arrived from the associations OF
ohio and West Virginia. or the seven
teen associations from Ohio. three were
the frderations already organized In To-
leilu. Cleveland, Akron. Springfield. Col
umhus. Elyria, Newark: Hamilton, IortS.
mouth and Dayton. West Virginia has
delegates from the three associations.
Charleston. Clarksburg and Wheeling.
There is only one federation in West
Virginia and that IS Wheeling. which
is represented this year by Misses Ahce
r'lossic Rurnhart. Blanche ClegE. oiiTH
Wicncr, Laura. Pesta, Marie I'ahn, LII
linn Moore, Audrey RAIDER, Margaret
Singer and Miss Thompson, the INDUS
trial secretary and delegation IeAuel
Cie :kshurE has four delegates anu
Charleston, three.
Welcome to western
ON Saturday evening the auditorium
meeting was a get Acquainted time
when there was the roll call OF the as
! SoCiation and m Introduction to the con-
ference leaders. Or. Boyd, president oil
the Western College. gave most warm
address, of welcome, inviting me girls
T. ND q n n
SUM. the swimming pool, the lake, and
| river
| The many trees. flowers and fruit are
| To be enjoyed In every way possible
/ and he gave the invitations TO the DAIRY
| stating at what time would he the MIX
! ing. so the girls might tase the IreSi
was excellent, SO it could be enjoyed 70
| the full extent IN fact. he welcomed
the girls TO the full enjoyment or w est
! crn College for the week, and spoke eS'
! pccially OF the wonderful spirit winch
! could DO felt, the Western College spirit
| o. real nearness to nature and friend
| ship and God.
Dean Sawyer, of the COLLEGE. Intro,
duced the girls to the people OF the col
lcGc whom they would want 10 knoW.
| those who are sharing the responsibility
OF looking after tho comfort of the con.
! ference. She said that the girls shoulr
| lake the same place In their hearts Is
the college girls and she wanted thci'
to come to know them all II possible.
| Miss Ferguson. the houseKecpcr. hao
planned several delightful picnic din
ners, one for the hay ride and the camp
| ire and other picnics.
a message came from Miss Hughes
the field executive, who is II present a.
| the students conference al EaSle
| Mere. Pennsylvania.
! Miss Florence S!mms, the nationa
secretary for tho industrial department
| was present with Miss Greene. the ne!t
! chairman Of tho industrial committee
who Is the hostess Of the councii:
! On Sunday, Dr.. Tullls. from Newark
gave the sermon, and registrations fol
the Bible study classes were taken
In the afternoon. a nature TAX was
given on the campus by Prof. Hoke, OF
A recognition service for the new fcdsr'
| ations of the field.
Monday the real council study began