The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-15
LOVELY JUNE PARTY BENEFITS
WHEELING CHAPTER REQ CROSS

wound conSpICuouSiI every where.
Their. MAS a wealth OF ilOW"r>. az ~
eryou- generously contributed ineir
c:picr<t blooms and steadily worked
In inSur" th,. enjoyable culniHation nj
all III" plans.
Chidrens Dances 'Feature.
! On. OF the Very charming features
of The afternoon were the Chlldrcn'S
dances, which We're given under the
direction ~ Mrs. blanche Baird coop
t.r. and which We're very handsomely
done. The first WAS "Anitra'S Dance.
and was stepped by three little girls,
: Cooper and Dorothy Stamm. Each
; little miss Signally distinguished her
self and received applause. "Thc
Rainbow Dance" WAS another very
lovely number. and the following at
| tracriyr misses took part: Elizabeth
, Clemans, Eliza Fink. Rosetta Wcitzcl.
, Eleanor Scattcrday. Jane Maxwell,
t:mm;uine Crock. Margaret DC%nS.
Mary Louise Towar. Mary Jayr tc<n-
er. Gertrude Connolly. Martha Lat
'anh norothy Stamm. In the Flower
Dance" the children carried fiat baS-
ketS Of rose petals. which were strewn
Louise Bloomfield. Eliza Fink, Ger
trude Connolly. Martha Majeskcy. Ma
bel Childs. Martha BeardSlcy. Grace
Cassidy and Elizabeth Clemans. The
dresses worn for the dances were in
gay colorS. and were fashioned in an
airy. pretty way which vas most be-
coming. They later appeared at the
open-air theatre when tho tablnauX
were given at O'Clock. They were
in charge of Mrs. Edward Pitcher In
Betsy Ross Making the First Flag"
Mrs. Flora Williams, Mrs. Guy Holden.
Misses Helen Gather and Mary Will
son took part. Mrs. Lima Hennig
Sherman posed in columbia Trium
phant." and recited Your Flag and
Ny Flag" Mrs. Flora Williams led in
several Of the patriotic offcrtory songs.
and Judge Frank W. Nesbitt addressed
the audience at the opening Of tho pro-
gram numbers.
The Music Department Of the club
appeared under the direction OF Mrs.
Elsie Observation-Disclosures and sang.
their contributions being we'll re-
criyed.
A Delightful Program.
Another triumph WAS scored in the
Toy symphony Orchestra. from tho
! Center school. under the direction Of
Miss Minnie I.os.y. Th"S" were very
selfposSeSSed young people and Of
fered their portion nf III" entertain
mont in an exemplary way. THE
Gold Dust Twins" did their bit" and
in real life Al" Johanna lIlseman and
Grace Zieglcr. The personnel follows:
Piano. I.arue Icigi"r. Lewis Jones:
cuCkooS, Wanda Buskirk. trump"ts.
Vincent Jacoyrfty: triangle. Carl Kart
man: casianrts. Elizabeth I.nnsz. AIDE
laide Eirwig: raftl"S. lr"n" Cunning
ham. Margaret ke"Sur: bells, Helen
Johnson: drums. John hg"r: nighriu-
gales. Sylvia SivitZ. Shrrrrl Goodwin.
The director OF his Very excellent ag
Eregariu-l il Master Samuel Sig"S-
mund. and Yesterday in III" garh OF
Uncle Sam. hatOn"d his orchestra IN Il
triumphant tinaln.
In the evening tho Woman's Club
chaperuneh i dance which was we'll
attended. and IN" proceeds went In the
Red Cross.
Many contributions from Wheeling
merchants aided The efforts Of tn" cluh
women and further enriched III" lnrHl
Red Cross association. ~ the duna-
tons w"r" all practicai articles which
could b. utilized Il. once