The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-20
TENDANCE IF
ONE HUNDRED
AT OPENING OF wOMAN'S LITER
AIRY CLUB YESTERDAY AT
WINDSOR.
Other Plea SAINT Happenings Of Local
interest Socially.

| With all the attendant enthusiasm
! characteristic If III" n'"'IlITS ii the
| W"mcnS Literary club Ia" s"aE"n WAS
! opened with luncheon Yesterday II
tn" Windsor hotel.
y lunrh""n At - n'cl"rk at when
| Mrs. Taylor AldrrGir.. ct Pittsburgh IN.
! 81, nk"r IT III" af;"ru""iI. MAS honor
! guest. was most drlIIhtiul III lis IN
! iuruIniitN. Tn" un.ISSluii "i serving
! cake. with til" .v-S was tho first stu,
an r""d conservation. I" say" wheat.
TIA" business >vSSI"u Whrh followed
: at = "'rl"cli WIS rr"sIir over h% Mrs.
: II. Maynard kimrrrlaui. president. Mrs.
! Marcus o. l:"nd. rrc"rdIuE SECRETARY,
| read the minutes. and iii" executive
| beard v"rrd IN IT,. new u'inl"rs WA"
were unanimously "Irrl"h, including;
! Mr-,i;.,urs Edward li"mmr. tnrr"lltnn
/ Alien. i:"brrt VI. Grove: l:"r; Morris,
| ]. Is. Hunter. Ms. W"rhiurinn ,1ar"bu.,.
| Mrs Grove and Miss .Grrlrurlr Camp
bell.
| Delegates and aIU"rnpt"s Ia the state
! federation which meets ut Charleston.
! W. Na.. on October Ii. wrr" elected Is
! follows: M"Sdanr.S GrUrrr ls"H". l.. y.
! Rolf iirurEr Fault. y llaHGrma. ThUS.
! tiri"r ku"nt2. crawford l;"uih. M"ud"t
/ Taylur. Paul Mora i-un. AlrN Young, W.
: T.. Irvine IL. t. f'rauGhrln. >. y. A:i-
| thuny Hlauchr DuulrNy St""nr"d. Nn'.
; Quimhy. ]. L.. Caldwell. Frank M"rrt-
son. Martins Ferry. u: :. T. CHRISTIAN.
! Clarence Allen. Walter I;'Idrman. tea.
! HiShup. Frank I"nk. Charles l'"uEh"rt!,
| Mary l'n'kry Wa,.dcIl. Frank StrInErr.
| Walker ALEU-. Misses NlrSlnI" Miller.
| Jennie Mcti"wn. lruH Kraft. sarah Nay.
! Sarah Mr!aI"r. Elizabeth ltnnIec. Mary
| l-
! hcinr". Ellen t'iilcr. Lucille Hicks.
1t WAS decided lhat the proceeds from
the sac OF The old gold and silver,
which lhr patriotic C"Inmlticc are co.
| Letting. from thc members. will pur-
| chase yarn. whrh III" ladies will I'M
mrrlratrIy busy themselves with IN Gre
a,ing articles r": the Sixth Regimen!
~ ENGINEERS. ut For, Myers. who will
| soon b. ordered 10 France.
| The program uf tho afternoon opened
| nj $50 o'clock vs. h the singing OF
| "Amcrlca,". with Miss Virginia Hall rs
| Loader. and Miss Lucille Hicks accom-
PIANIST.
| The day having brcn designated as
| Presidents puy. the past president.
Mrs II. c. Burke, CAV" greetings. as did
Mrs. Charles S. Morrison. first prcsl-
! dent.
Mrs. Lima Hcnnig Sherman delighted
| in her recitation OF the poem written
| by pr James il. Hughes. which Is a
! mothers reply 30 81 pId Not Raise Ny
! 10y To Er a Soldier"
The Pocm:.,s
God eavr III +snn In trust 10 me.
lie is cod :and mans. not mine aione.
lie was NJ S!mlnc to give. he gave
Himself llt;t He might help 10 save.
, All that an enlightened world holds
| dear.
When Freedom. Honor and Justice right
| We're threatened by the !"spots miEh-.
| With heart ;tflame and soul alight,
| He bravclv went for God to fight.
! Against matcrIa'lSts. whose PRIDE
Laws OF God and man dcft"d.
| Who maidcns pure and sweet defiled-
He did not go to feed the guns
lie went TO save from ruthless Huns,
| His Home and Country ana 10 De
| \ guardian Of Democracy.
Mrs TAYLOR Alderdcc. prominent
sneaker for the Red Cross Society al
| Pittsburgh. gave mn address. wherein
she discuursnd the subject Of "Cirtliar
Relief" Mrs. Aldcrdce. with her very
charming personality. and the method
she outlined for the present day woman
which will nccrssitatr her getting down
| IL brass taCkS. anu hclpltlH III 'li' Wal
work. together with tho many With
cisnrs which tempered her talk. imlne-
djaIcly took her audience with her.
Mrs. Atderdiccs first suggestion was
TINT MS an essential inspiration and help
along the lines Of social work which
she was going To talk. would he tho
reading of the following books. 'Imhllc
Health Nursing" Mary +. Gardner.
| "Frirndly Visiting Among the POOR
and Social Diagnosis" by Grace Rich
mond. Social Problems" and the
"Whistling Mother, AL by Grace Rich
| mond."
Mrs. Aldrrdcc further urged up
| on her audience tn" necessity or tax
ing care Of the ones ut home.
! Mrs. AldcrdiC" in tho avenues or CIV
| iIinn relief which she pointed out
urged upon her audience the necessity
of forming an organization or social
workers. and accented tho dire distress
that the going Of tho head "f the FAINT
| lies means tn the mother and little chill
drcn left behind. There will be the
| children whose first inclination after