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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-19
Monndsvtlle Nriefa

According TO Il nostal received here
Yesterday Roy woodward. OF this city. is
aboard one OF the United States first
class submarine chaScrs.
Attorney i. H. Allison. ~ Cameron.
spent yesterday here attending TO bust
ness matters.
Mr. and Mrs i. &. Wnyman have re-
turned To Chicago. ILL.,. after visit with
eftiveS hero.
.Mr. and M"s. Herher; EisEs. of Second
street. are visiting with MorEanto~n rel
ativrs.
Mrs. clyde Hicks. of this city. is WIS.,
itinS with hcr narentS In Ear"na. q.
Robert I.inch. manager Of the ToR-
gerry. will snend Wednesday in Pitts
bu"ch attending TO business matters
Miss Mildred Beam has returned to
her home in Washington. Pa. after .
visi, with her sister. Mrs. ". ". Hem
derSon. Of Sixth. street.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Chapman. have re-
turned 10 their. home In Glen Easton
after u visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Earl Wilson has, returned from
BurrsvilIr. IA. where she visited with
rnlptiveS.
Mr. aud Mrs. l.. NJ Seller and dauEh
!. T Fra rcis and Family. OF Fifth street.
Miss Marie Fisher. Of Ash avenue. IL
visiting with Terra Aalta' friends.
Mr. and Mrs. +. W. .Bnnar and son
have returned to Pittsburgh after visit
with Or. W. +. Ronar and family. OF
TnmlinSou avenue.
Howard Black. Of Tenth street. who
recently underwent an operation for ap-
pAndiritis at the Glendale hospital. Is
4 improving.
Misses Bertha and llalUc Bonar OF
this city. arc at Bethany for the sum-
. NOR term
T.awrence Burlev aud Frank PoindeI-
ter will return tn Pittsburgh to-day.
after visit at their homes here.
Thre" prisoners were discharged from
the prison yesterday ON regular dis
charge having served out their sentence
Two sprcders were handed the min
mum So md costs. when arraiEned in
police court yesterday morning.
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EdeIe.Fette wedding.

At the homo OF Mrs. Frederick g.
Fette on South Jacob street, Il pretty
wedding was snlemnizcd yesterday
morning at s o'clock. whom their dauGh-
ter. Miss Ida Louise. lNcame tho bride
Of Mr.. Fred Edclc. son OF Mr. md Mrs.
Frank Edclc of the South Side. Roy;
J. T. Lcycnbcrger pastor Of tho Third
Presbyterian church. performed the
marriage servl CO.
Pconirs with palms and ferns for a
background formed n most attractive
setting for tho bride. who WAS pretty
in n gown Of white Gcorgettc with trim
ming Of seOuens and lace and carrying
n shower boouct Of white sweet pnas.
Following the ceremony n wedding
breakfast was served with pink and
white carried ont in all III" appoint
mcnts IN which pconIns and roses
aboundeG in the decorating.
tho dav on n Wedding journey to iNt"r-
csting points The <ridr's Soing-awar
suit was OF ian covert. with hat. shoes
and gloves Of white.
The bride has n largo number of ar-
nuaintances. with whom Sd" Is very
popular. Tho groom holds a splendid
position in the tax commissioner Of
fcc at Charleston. ". En
Thr following announcements were
mailed n friends:
announce thr marriage nF thei daughter
Ida Louise
tn Mr.. Frnd w EDDIE
on Monday. Juno IS.
o,c thousand nine hundred seventeen
Wheeling. West Virsila
\. Home
Cha rlestnn. W. Va.
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BaniSheS
-
Nervousness
Puts Vigor and Ambition
into Run -Dow11, Tired
Out People

II you feel tired out, OUT Of sorts,
Respondent, mentally or physically de-
pressed. and lack the desire to accom-
pIiSh things, Eet.a 30 cent box OF Wen
dell's Ambition Pills at John Coleman
Co.'S today and your troubles will be
over.
Il You drink too much. smoke too
much, or are nervous because OF over
work of any kind, Wcnfell's Ambition
Pills will make you feel better In three
days or money back from John Cole.
man Co. on the first box purchased.
For all affections. Of the nervous
system. constipation. less Of appetite,
lack of confidence, trembling. kidney
or liver complaints, slreplcssness, ex.
hausted vitality or weakness. OF any
kind get box Of Wendell's Ambition
Pills today on the money back plan.
Mail orders filled, charges prepaid, BY
the Wendell Pharmacal Company. Inc,
Syracuse, N. Y.
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DEATH FOR TWO.

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. June IS
Lee Hecker. q. and Blaine Ruetter.
90. OF Greggsville. Pa. are dead and
three companions. Fred Hecker.
George Gibson and Behtly Pickles., al
so Of Greenville. are suffering from
injuries resulting from their automo-
bile crashing through the side rail
Ing. of bridge and dropping into the
creek near here today. A fog OBJ
secured the drivers view OF the
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=. o. industrial Survey.

Members Of the B. & .. industrial SUR
vey bureau arr, cd in the. city ycster.
dar afternoon ard Will spend several
days here making 4 survey Of The city.
securing data to influence manufactures
To luratcr here. and with. the suggestion
TO aid i'm civic Development TIL" party
headed By ". II. ManSS, las been III ~"
Wheeling vicinity for couple Of weeks
looking over the prospects
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Farewell to Rabbi Silver.

Rabbi A. r. Silver will be- rendered
farewell reception on Wednesday evr-
ming at THE Hotel Windsor by the con-
gr"gation OF the IGoT street temple:
Rabbi silver will leave shortly 10 accept
the pastorate Of prominent temple in
Cleveland. q.
The hours Of The reception will be
from 2. to IL o'clock. followed by a
most unusual program Of interesting
novelties which will be introduced. Din
ner will be served in cabaret style. dur
ing which time several original features
will both. surprise and delight.
Mrs, Leo Wolfe is chairman in charge
tor the pleasant affair and will have the
foIlowinEI committee to assist her:
Mesdames Herbert Somehow. Leon
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BENW0OD
TO suporvise Art at Hunttngton-

Supt. Fl. l. Pedicord received a card
yesterday from Miss Clara Brown. for
:mer art supervisor Of the Union schools
and who has been a student for the
past year at the Pratt institute at
Brooklyn. telling Of her acceptance Of
q position as art supervisor in the Hunt
irgton schools. Miss Brown Is niece
OF Rev. Father IVcrningcr. formerly Of
ST. Johns church, this city, now con-
nected with st. Edwards college at
Huntington.
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Sylvester Dain Dead.

Sylvester J. Balm. until recently a
resident. Of this city. SuCrumhed TO heart
disease. SUNDAY. at tn" home Of his
brother. George Balm. Of MrconncllSriiie.
Q. Deceased Was about IS years of age.
and Is survived by two children. For
more than Is wears Mr.. Rain was in the
meat business in this cit".
Funeral services will he hold WedncS-
day morning at . u'cle't. at the place OF
death in MrConuellSNille.
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Conduct Campaign Kere.

AZ meeting Of tn. Red Cross chap.
ter and citizens Of the city IN general
plans were formulated for conducting
a systematic ramnntgn for contributions
for tho chapter. This is Rod Cross week
throughout the country. ii hcinE tho aim
Of tho National society Ia ratsc SlOo.Ooh.
U0D. The local Chapters aim for the
week is Slu,nQh.
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CALLED TO WASHINGTON.

BUTTE. Mont. June 1S.-A tele-
gram from F. ]. McNulty. Information
al president OF the Electricians Union
stated today that he had been called
10 Washington 10 confer with The
council Of nation defense regarding
The strike BY the Butte members OF
the union. II had been stated pre-
viously that Mr.. McNulty was enroute
TO Butte. ....
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RAnKood HdA{a.

. Msscs Minnie and Della Davis. teadl1s
crs in Tho local grades. have accepted
clerical positions with the 3. & o.
Miss Floretta Lewis Of Marshall
street is improving after n recent ILL.,
ness.
Miss Caroline Webb Of Marshall street
Is recovering from a recent illness.
James .Arhenz Of Water street 10 the
guest of his sister. Mrs. Irwin Martin.
Of Elyria. o.
Miss Florence Hall Of Marshall street
has resigned her position at the b 4 O.
office. =. !
Evening Star lodge No. IS. KniEhtS
OF Pythias. met last evening in. regular
o. o. Gates, the popular Main street
druggist. who has recently become =
Soldier of the sod spent last week on
his farm at Shadyside.
Miss Elizabeth. Nabcr OF McMecheo
street IL contemplating spending next
week with friends at Pittsburgh.
Anna Lee Batos OF HI gh street 10 ~
guest Of her grandmother. Mrs. K. d.
Richards. Of Washington. Pa. -
Miss Vera Bowers Of Water street IL
after IN illness.
James Rafferty, Of Cleveland. was
business visitor in this city yesterday.
Mrs. Elizabeth T eTcmple and son
Frank left last evening for Spencer.
Wash. where they Will visit Mrs. De.
Temple elder sons. Edward and Peter
i1ETerrDlc
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MOUNDSVILLE
To Nlme Home Guards.

At a special session "f Marshall coun.
" court tn be held to-day. number or
special officers. to be known AS Tue
Home Guards" will he appointed Inc
guards have several duties assigned
them, acting as deputy shertffs and do
iuE actual guard work Other general
routine business will. also be transact
cd at tp-day's court session.
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RstHer Furnished 6opd,

.Iudg" lervey Yesterday f1H"d the
bond Of Kaiser Wilhelm. Benwood man.
held in the iail on a charge or violation
Of the prohibition law Al $500. The bond
was furnished and Wilhelm was re-
leased from custody. lie also paid S1"n
due Oh Il fire on a former conviction or
violating the YoSt law. - He escaped
from custody after II" had served out
his time but 500 and costs were>still
due the county.
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'The senior CLASS. OF Nh"ITITE H,EI
school will repeat thnir clever PLAY,
",ir"en Stockings" In the. high Schm@'
auditorium Thursday cVrnihG; Jun" t.
FOR The benefit Of tho Wheeling play
grounds ISOLATION. >,
4 portrayal Of delightful story IS
given in this excellent coredy. with inc
Sanir raSi of characters taking nhr' VIC
50 cl"vnrly. acquitted th"mEelF"S J." INV
ncrrormnnrr Of several weeks ago.
Tho proceeds. ATTIC" expenses "f INC
unrrnr,nanre are deducted. VIII hr 40
mated for this seasons playground WORK:
Tho following make up IN" GaSl
>isscs Martha Siatlcr .rharloti" Wynn
Inry t;ail Brown. Nancy Rr"kaw
Frances Rrovcrman. Mrssrs.. Charles Al
lon. Marc. Wolf. Leslie SevertnEhPns;
Edward 4Armhrerht. William Archiha'd
and Henry kornrr. 49,.
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Monday Bridge Club.

Mrs. s. T. Williams was hostess 20
the members Of tho MONDAY HrlpEH a",';
yesterday afternoon ut her pleasant
country homo near West Liberty S rr
rral hours were dcvot"d.to bridge, with
Il dainty luncheon following. Inc neNi
meeting of tho club Will he hcld Win
Miss Alberta Stifcl
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Cross Ambulance corps. yesterday re-
ceived' a. letter from his brother. In.
closed was a picture Of ten boys attired
In costumes ready to serve Uncle sam
Both of them have been vaccinated an4
are pleased with army life. Next Weee
they will leave for the coast. ..
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A stndsnt at Elliott,s.

Miss Lnnora Bacnig. teacher. in the
Union grades. ts now busIly engaged
with her studies RI the Elliott CONNER.
cial school Miss Baenig graduate OF
Bcnwood high school and also Of west
Liberty, has never allowed the summer
months 10 pass idly by. This year. In
stead Of ievotinr her time 10 a regular
summer college course. She has decidad
To become better acquainted with, the
principlcs' Of modern business.
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nIroar Nance.

Manager Rrmlingcr 81 tho CHun'rE
club announces that another ni IN" very
delightful dinner dances. viii ne h'i"
Thursday evening. ...-..,
with unusual pleasure. and large num-
her Of reservations are being made
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Sister II Dead.

Mrs. Atwell Yost Of Main street:
who received word some time ago Of
the serious Illness Of her sister. Mrs.
L. s. Rausch. OF Nuwada. Okla. was
notified Sunday Of her death. which oc-
Cured Saturday. Mrs. Tost will leave
this morning for Burkhart Station. O..
where the body has been sent. Dir. and
Mrs Harry Davis. son-in-law and dauSh-
ter of Mrs. Yost. left for Nuwada when
informed Of Mrs. Rausch's illness, and
will arrive nj Burkhart Station this
morning. Funeral services will be held
this afternoon.
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Tho Trek club here has practically
completed arrangements for boat eH-
ourSi0n ON the palatial steamer. ioWer
Smith. The excursion will he held on
Monllav evening. July =.
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euarantors Elect Officers.

AT n meeting Of the Lincoln chautau-
QUA guarantnrs held sunday the follow
ing Officers were named: Fred l.. Nc
Mulln. president: j. ID. Parr'ot. S"rre-
tary: lIr. Ghas. Williamson treasurer:
Robert BlanIicnSop. chairman ticket COM
Iniitep
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Tho Easiest Way Of Getting Rid Of
nAhtR mt
AMERICAN AVIATOR KILLED.

PARIS, June .1S.-The Paris Herald
SAYS that Denny Woodwork of San
Francisco. chief Of the first section
Of the American Ambulance Field Ser
vice has been killed and Lincoln
Shatkeff. Of New York City, pilot IN
the Lafayette Souadrlla. dangerously
wounded in an airplane accident.
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Concrete Purdy Avenue.

The paving on purdH avenue Will ne
laid on Ii concrete foundation. Will" the
FILLER will be of the same materIhl Inc
work Of getting things In ShaI" IN put
down the foundation Is already under
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Accepts Position Fore.

Miss Rachael Thomas. Of s.. tlairs-
VILE, o.. Il graduate nurse OF the train
ing school of the Reynolds Memorial
hospital. has accepted Il position In the
office OF Dr. L. +. Covert and Or. Ash
worth.
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To Attend Convention.

Everett r. KoOntz. local EdISon phono-
grarh dealer. is making preparations 10
attend the national Edison dealers con-
vention in New York. July |" aud i3:
The local will be held In the ball room
OF the Waldorf Astoria.
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Miss Hall Takes Up New Duties,

the Benwood Fairgrounds associatio!.
ms supervisor OF the playground at South
Bcnwood took up her new duties yes
terday morning. Miss Hall is n gradu-
ate OF West Liberty Normal school.
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Stein. August Duga; Misses Virginia
Horkhcimrr Rose Moss; Messrs- Dave
Kraus. Louis Kraft Leon Stein, Irwin
Bacr, II. o. Baer.
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RnHflA.PR1mAr.

Louis ". PoStle and Miss 'hloey n.
Palmer. both az this city. were man'ied
SATURDAY cvc,lng al the First NJ. T..
church narsonnc-. Rev. Smith perform
I'd tho ceremony
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YetsB-Yoho.

Monday morning at l0:%n o'clock at
the First NJ. f. church parsonage here
Rev &. H. Smith united in marriage Mr-
Thomas Yates aud Miss l:exie Yoho. both
OF Cameron.
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~nsfrA FJonad

c. y. P1indcXtcr. manager or the
Theatrnium picture show here. yester-
day closed the theatre for the summer
months During the period OF the pic
turr show is closed repairs will be
made
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SIDE. TALKS
Real Debts Of Honor
ny Ruth Cameron.

There is certain familiar phr;s: 10
which should like TO sec new mean
ing given-"debts CT honor.
The old meaning. as everyone knows.
is gambling debts
Those are tho debts which. accordins
10 the masculine code Of honor. II man
must pay though he leave his butcher.
his landlord. his tailor unpaid.
! suppose the idea is that the butcher
or the Landlord or the tailor has the
law on his side. whereas the man VINO
holds the card debt has the promise TO
pay as his only security, and therefore
that promise should be held sacred.
Arc Doctor1' Bills Treated Az Debts OF
Honor.
But take the case Of a doctor Until
the last few years it was Il matter OF
professional honor with doctors not 10
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sue. They also depended solely on the
PATIENTS promise 10 pay. And wrr"
their debts considered M debts Or hoa-
or: Not by II good deal! | personally
know 4 durtor vii" after long years OF
SSrvic., in tho community died poor. His
w" daughters had to fcnd for them
! selves. fur his chief legacy was tirous-
aids Of dollars worth OF outlawcd
dehts.
Now the now meaning that Id like ~
give 10 debts OF honor" the meaning
that | think would better justify that
iiur phrase. is ''1c BITS OF gratitude.
! Tho Loss Binding the Moro Powerful.
In this case there is not even 4 prom
isc Ia pay 10 bind The 'l"htur. Tn"
thread which binds ninL To his creditor
is even moro unsuhStantial and hcnrH.
; TO the honorablH soul. even more power
full.
There Is no better test uf charaeler
than III" way a man acts towards his
debts OF gratitude.
Some people. finding them TOO heavy.
! have an ingenious Nay Of ltshtcnu'E
the burden. Instead OF paying off som"
,, OF the debt they minimize the bencfac-
ton. 1T didn't mean much to him with
all his money" they say. Or they point
out peop.. who have done much more
for others until they have quite
dwarfed their debt in comparison. Or
they pretend to think the bcncfaction
was given in some unbeautiful spirit
! fore should not commaund 90 murh
gratitude.
| Tho Easiest way Of Getting Rid Of
Debts But
! Other people when irlied by debt
| Of gratitude. simply fly into a III nt
| rage. declare Indignantly that they Will
| not accept any further favors. and -
! pudiate the debt This Is the easiest
way Of getting rid of such debt,-ano
/ the most yellow.
Them an Of honor pays in kind. gifts
! for gifts. service for service. in due pro-
! portion to his power. and pays the bal
ence land even some on the credit siGe)
! by feeling and showing honest sfat'-
tnde
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Receive Cards From Presidents:

Cards with the following message
reTsit;es and colleges were received
Yesterday by the young men OF TINS
Years graduating class or Union hlSh
school: >.,,,,,>.
SENIORS. ATTENTION.
We believe that all young men below
,ba ac. Of Inability 10 the S.lccIirc draft
and and Ii,ose not recommended for specia!
serytrn, who can avail. themselves M
The opportunities offered by our college
should be urged To do SO In order ln's.
frriivr service both during the ful! pc
rind of the war and in The trying times
which will follow its close -,
PRESIDENTS OF AN EfltAN Uni
Washington. D. &.
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HAY Have Carnival.

Yesterday afternoon a. L. Hyde, adj
vance man for the Adams ENhlo!.iohh
SHOWS was in the city comforting with
I SID" Clerk Frank Brennan IN the inter
est ts n thr company which he repre-
s ssrS " # tho council gives its consent
- Tr 1Ivdc's request the shows Will be
here on the week of July .
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<r0,- Columbus

Word from ColumouI Eis
r- t;nr! Who Who recently left with, Robert
Eii;cr fer columbus TO take tho ma ma,
a-n,rinations for the American 'ke0
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u.,,s+srnrracv Nuptials.

, pretty Wedding Of THIS mcrnl nE IN
81. .Toscph's Cathedral will be mat OF
Miss Viola Tracy. daughter. OF Mr: ana
Mrs &. S. Tracy. of sol South Front
street. TO Mr.. Joseph Hellst"rn. Jr.. son
of John HtllStern Of pleasant, NalleE;
The marriage will be solennizcd ~
o'clock in the presence Of large NUN
b"r Of friends. by the Rev Father Ea-
ward Galway.
The altar has been lavishly decorated
with white lilies. and pink roses ana
ualmS will form the decorations through
out tho church. .
The bride will h. attr"d in I lovely
creation OF whit" charmeusr and georG-
and full court train which will fall
from the shoulders. and hc cnreIopco
in the veil. which will he held 10 tho
couture will. orange blossoms. The
bridal bouquet Aw''l be OF white roses
and valley lilicS. ,
honor Miss Marie Heilstern. sister or
In. groom. and Mr.. Edmond roulton or
Woodsheld. will serve the groom as
best man.
The maid or honor will wear dainty
frock Of pink chiffon. and picture hat
Of the same color "nd' carry m arm
bouquet OF pink rnS,
:, wedding breakfast will be served
following the ceremony Mt the home or
tho bride 20 the Immediate relatives
anu lrlennS 80
Later in the da, the couple will leave
for q wedding trip which Will include
81 visit TO Detroit. Ann. Arbor. Column
bus and Toledo. and upon their return
will establish their residence III i'lcas-
an! Valley. Thu bride will travel in q
modish suit OF tan Eros Dc londres with
which she. will wear small white hat
and gray boots.
Copies Of the following cards Will be
mailed today:
Nr. and Mrs. G. 81 Tracy
announce tho marriage of their
daughter
Viola
Mr.. Joseph Hellstern
on Tuesday, June nineteenth
one thousand nine hundred and
seventeen
Wheeling. ". Va.
At home
after July first
Pleasant Valley.
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An old Japanese prophecy says:
When men fly like birds ten great
kings will go to war against. one an
other" -.
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This cvcnie nj = 80 there will 10
sneciaI meeting of the Bcnwood Play,
grounds association in the city hall. All
mcmbcrs are requested 10 he present.
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Pleaaant piuh9E 9;s.ty.

Mr.. and Mrs. !. f. winters OF Third
street. Martins Ferry. entertained with
n G o'clock dinner on Sunday. evening,
honoring the Misses Edith and Bonnie
Craft. Of Wcllshurg.. who are guests of
Miss Edith Barr.
Covers were laid at very attractive
ly appointed dinner for the following:
Misses Bonnie Craft. Edith Craft
Berylc Winters. Edith Barr. Beryl MnriH
Shaw.
Messra. Claire winters. James Win
tcrs. r. Barr.
Messrs. and Mesdames ]. r. Winters,
Everett Shaw.
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Garden Party at Country Club.

Tomorrow afternoon the Country club
will be the scene Of pretty gathering:
when the Woman's Literary club Will
hold q garden party.
A program OF delightful numbers In
reading and music will afford pleasure.
as will knitting for the Red Cross and
pleasant conversation and the serving or
q dainty luncheon,
The program will include tho follow
irg talent: Mcsdames Lima Hennig
Sherman, Y. Hangsma, J. F. Gibbons.
rclevan McGreEor. Thomas Grier koonz
and Miss Katherine Gilbert
Cars will bn met ut Woodsdale station
from 80 o'clock on by the autos from.
the Country club
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fnvitatiors Issued

Misses Ruth 1nwther and Miss Edna
f'rcttrInau hure issued invitations for
a party. to he held at the home Of the
former on Ninth street, Saturday orr-
ming. Juno "3. honnrirG Miss Margaret
T.nwihcr "f Pittsburgh. who will hc III"
guest or honor. tho occasion hning hnr
twrnty-iirst birthday.
About fifty OF Miss Iowther's friends
will he In attendance to help keep the
pleasant event.