The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-21
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Windsor Hotel. the local College Club.
will in conjunction with the Wheeling
chapter OF the Weheling Female College
!alumnae. enjoy luncheon. Two years
ago. the students of the college formed
an orga nization and they have now been
extended an invitation TO meet with the
Collegiate Alumna who at this season
of the year give an affair for the COL
ilege girls. There will be 4 program
given and Mrs. w. F. Butler, will pre-
side as toaStmiStresS and the following
will respond TO toaSts:
". F Francis u:isf Hyde. Bates t.; i3 McLa,n.
Chas, S. Morrison:
Mary Best. Elizabeth Stamm.
Ellen Freter,
Mrs. Lee r. Hill and Miss Ruth Mason
are receiving reservations and it is re-
queSted that those who plan to attend
Will secure these by Saturday at noon.
as Mr. Carney. Of the Windsor, must ar
range for the number to be provided
for. A ticket committee at the door. Is
composed OF Misses Jennie MCGOWAN,
Ruth Mason. Elizabeth Hugus, Anna
Vossler and Mrs. Lee r. Hill.
The reception committee Is made
up Of:
ATesdames:
r NJ, Addleman. Harry Mendel.
Oscar Mckee. OFT Cummins, Of
E f. Ma nGym1q Kim " sf ell 81 ba,zc Of
! berland, Moundsville
z. %. Allen, Mrs. HenderShot Of
Will RIGGS. of Moundsville,
VIM. F. Stifel,
| MoundSrille,
Mrs. d: \. Taylor. Mrs. John H. Nc
Clure and Mrs, Cecil Robinson compose
the dining room committee.
Christmas cantata.
Next Sunday afternoon at o'clock
| the choir Of St. Matthew'S church will
render the sacred cantata THE Story
OF Christmas" by Matthews. This is
| q new and very beautiful work and will
be sung for the first time in Wheeling.
| The choir consists Of As men and boys,
| with the best soloists obtainable, John
, OConner. tenor, and David Crawford.
bass. under the direction of Paul Allen
be open at $3.50 and the public is invit-
ed. An offering will be taken to be
used for the annual encampment Of the
choir boys Mt Terra Alta ". Va.
The outline OF the " work follows:
| The Prophecy.
| Chorus-Behold. the days come. saith
the Lord. o Emmanuel, our King and
! lawgiver.
The Annunciation.
Tenor and chorus-Thc angel Gabriel
! was sent from God.
PART TWO.
The Vision of the Shepherds.
| Introduction and chorus
There were shepherds abiding In the
| field.
| Tenor
! And the angel sold unto them:
! Chorus
! Glory to God In the highest!
The Journey Of the Shepherds.
Tenor and chorus
| And 1t came to pass, when the angels
| were gone away.
| Voices Of the sky.
o lovely voices Of the sky.
PART THREE.
The Quest of the Magi.
! March for Organ.
| Bass. Tenor and Chorus
Behold: there came three wise men
from the east
Chorus
- From the eastern mountains.
! Tenor and Chorus
| And when they We're come into the
| house. @ come. all yet faithful.
! Bass and Chorus.
Sleep, Holy Rahe. in slumber lie.
PART FOUR.
The fulflllmcnt Of the Prophecy.
! Tenor and Chorus
Awake. put on thy strength o Zion.
For the Lord hath comforted His
people.
| Chorus
Christ. to Thee. with God the Father.
Entertained Club.
| Mrs. ?. r. Callahan at her home.
| Glanwnod Heights entertained tba
| members Of her sewing club on Tuesday
| afternoon. Dinner was served at Gao
o'clock to which thr husbands Of the
members were invited. Decorations sp-
! propriate to the Christmas tide were
j used about the table. which was CEN
, tered with q Christmas tree There
, were covers laid for the following:
| Messrs. and Mesdamcs-
| Joseph Klein Edward McAlltstcr
Mesdames--
Guy 7. Moore c. ]. Killmcyer
. Carlton Williams F. II. Callahan
| Carl Stcger
Christmas Program.
At the Eighteenth Street Memorial
, Chapel on Tuesday evening Decan1 ber
26. a program will be given appropriate
to the Christmas season. This will be-
gin at 1880 o'clock and everybody will
be welcome There are both musical