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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-12
ST. CLAIRSVILLE
Civil Cases Filed.

ST. CLAIRSVILI.E. O.. Jan. 11.-MaE-
g!e Irwin against William Irwin. Action
for divorce on tho grounds OF wilful ABB
sencc for more than three years last past.
VIM. Dixon. Jr.. is the attorney for tho
plaintiff. who lives in Martins Ferry.
Peter KesSlu against James LILLY.
Action for damages In the sum Of $1,000
for personal injuries. The plaintiff AYERS
that on the 18th day Of December he
was assaulted by the defendant at Dill
lies Station, and was shot in the left
arm near the elbow. He further states
that his arm has bee permanently In
jured by the bullet and that he has been
damaged to the extent of $1,000, for
which he prays Judgment. f.. W. Schert-
ger Is the attorney for the plaintiff.
Sara Fisher and Luella Fisher against
Sarah Crow and WILDER c. Fisher. Ac-
ton to cancel deed and for equitable
relief. Cowcn and Walker are the at
torneys for the plaintiff.
Birdie Nelson against Scott Lewis.
McClelland Lewis. George Lewis, Frank
Lewis. Ross Lewis. Knurd Nelson, Kate
Lewis, Ella Lewis. BERTHE Lewis Effie
Lewis and Carrie Lewis: Petitions for
partition of. real estate located in Mar
tins Ferry. Francis & Kehrer arc the
attorneys for the plaintiff.
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most marvellous, and the JOY Is III
harmlessness.
A large tifty-cent case Of Pape's Dia
pepsin will give you hundred dollars
worth Of satisfaction or your druggist
hands you your money back.
It's worth it's weight In gold to mer
and women who can't get their stom.
achs regulated. 1t belongs in your
home-should always be kept handy IN
case Of q sick, sour, upset stomach dur.
ing the day or at night. It's the
quickest, surest and most harmlesG
stomach regulator in the world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-12
Court HappeniuQR.

In the application OF "; S: Parlcte
S. ". Wade, l.. c. Brunswick, G. .. Nc
kcan, Clarence Gosalt, S. S. Vale and G.
c. Mercer, trustees Of the Dillonvale
Methodist Protestant church for per-
mission to cucumber certain property
the court has granted such application
and fixed the amount at $1,000.
Robert Russell was ordered to the
county Jail on Wednesday afternoon BY
Prosecuting Attorney Roy r. Carpenter
for refusing to answer questions before
the grand jury now in session.
Louis Macy has brought action
against Margaret Macy for divorce.
They were married in February, 1908, at
DIllonvale. She is charged with three
years wllful absence.
Dewey McGirty. North End land. who
Witnessed the alleged raid on the River
view club house and who was one Of
tho principal witnesses for the grand
jury, skipped out Tuesday after he had
been served with subpoena and was
apprchended al Toronto by Deputies
George and Chauncey Huscroft. He
was brought back and testified.
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WILL co TO WESTON.

WILL GO TO WESTON.
An attendant from the West Viz;
cinia insane asylum today win take
two insane prisoners from the Ohio
county Jail to Weston. One OF the
prisoners is colored woman; the
other man.
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Officers Installed.

The annual meeting for the insta1la-
ton Of officers Of the local Internation-
al Union Of United Brewer Workers Of
America was held in their headquarters
on the Cadiz pike, last night. Members
from Martins Ferry, Bellaire and this
city were in attendance. The following
Officers wore installed: President,
Chas. Seabright, of Martins Ferry; vice
president, Oscar Wilson. Of Bellalre;
and secretary, Harold Dupke, Of Mar
tins Ferry.
After several matters Of interest
were given attention by the members.
n banquet was served which proved n
be one of the finest ever served in this
city. w F. Groetzinger. Of Martins
Ferry. was toast master Of the ceremon-
les. which followed after the eats were
consumed.
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MANY INDICTMENTS
AT STEUBENV|LLE
FORTY EIGHT SECRET INDICT-
MENTS ARE RETURNED BUT
OTHERS ARE MADE PUBLIC.
Two Arc Held On Charges OF Murder
Officers Not InhcJed-Steuben-
NIlle News.

STECEENFILLE. o.. Jan. LITTLE
Jefferson county grand jury returned a
large number Of indictments when II
reported late this Afternoon after bcins
in session FOR Two weeks. Only part
OF the TRUE bills were made Known
there being is secret indictments. Will
liam Q. Turner was indicted Tor murdc:
in the first degree for the Staying vi
his step-fathrr. Edward Glenn at FERN,
wood. lie had been indicted for second
degree murder by d former grand jury.
lie was brought back TO this county
from Missouri 10 which place he lied
alter the disappearance OF Glenn. WI
liam Smith wils indicted for second de-
Kelly i'll this city several weeks ago
curing Il night. Both men are colorcd.
The case OF Officer Elmer Bartels. who
sho, and killed L foreigner on Wells
street when he was attempting TO ar
rest him was ignored. Following IS a
list OF the indictments made pubic to-
day:
Earnest Dare; three. for misrcpresen-
talon US married man.
Steve Spike. one, assault 10 Kill, one,
Mayhem; Joe WaSnlck. same.
John Myers, one, ROBBERY.
VIM. Lane. one. assault, TO commit
rape.
John Brown. one. assault and battery.
VIM. Brooks. four. larceny ;onc break
Ing and entering and Stealing.
Joseph Kelley. same.
Nick Vicklu. one, cutting and stabbing
TO kill and wound.
Nell Pcrich, one. same.
Alele Wujucklyic, one. same.
James Z. Reese one larceny.
Howard Johnson, one, same.
Nick Fuocklylc. one, same.
Ninco EuocklylC. one, same.
Tony Buttano, one assault to kill.
VIM. Smith, one. murder, second de-
gree.
VIM Oliver Turner. first degree muir
der.
Secrzt in6cinentS AZ
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Personals and Briefs.

\ delightful surprise party was tend
cred Miss Edith Kelly at her home on
Tenth street, Wednesday evening In
honor of her twentieth birthday. Games
and vocal and instrumental music furn-
iShcd the evenings entertainment Al
eleven o'clock buffet luncheon was
served.
Attorney Joseph r. Curl, of Wheel.
on Wednesday,.
Dennis Hughes of stcubcnville. o..
was Wellsburg caller on Wednesday
evening.
was calling in Wellsburg on friends on
Wedne sday evening.
Cecil Wickham. while cranking Ford
automobile Tuesday evening. received
painful sprain Of his right arm.
Chief Of Police Bailey reports full
house at the city jail Wednesday even
ing. having many applicants for sleep
Ing quarters.
Master Henry Mcrryman. who Tor the
past eight weeks has been confined TO
his homo with typhoid fever. has COM
plctely recovered. =.
Daniel Maloncy was Pittsburgh
visitor Wednesday,
Mrs. Stella Purcell Of Richmond. Ind,
is visiting al tho homo of hcr sister.
Mrs. W. y. WATSON. Of North Main
street
Lain. Of Toronto. o.. were visiting
friends in Wcllshurg on Wednesday
evening.
Mrs ". \. WaSson and daughter.
Miss Martha and Mrs. Stella Burccll
were callers in Wheeling on Wednesday.
Mrs. w. r. Glass and Mrs. } f.
Mont Gomcry visited friends in Martins
Ferry on Wednesday.
John Dunn was n business caller in
AZedn. O.. Thursday.
Mrs. Richard McQuestion attended
the meeting of the Royal NeiEhbors In
Follanshee. Wednesday evening.
George McLaughlin was Steubcn-
willie caller "Wednesday.
Mrs. T. r. Shivrlv and Miss Margaret
Shvcly arc visiting Mrs. William
Shivcly in Stcuhcnvile.
Miss Helen Miller of Follanshcc, was
Il Wellsburg visitor Wednesday even
ing.
Guy Brady Of Golfers. was n business
caller In WellshurE. Wednesday,.
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ecuting witness being Mike Sass. OF
Georgetown near Neffs. Demarko was
given n trial earlier in the term. but the
Jury failed to agree and were dismissed.
The shooting is alleged 10 have occurred
on June 10Th. Cowan and Walker are
the attorneys for the defendant, while
Prosecutor Thornburg represents the
state
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GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE. O.. Jan. 1.-THE
death Of Mr.. Benjamin F. Howilier. a
red Mt Keenan's hospital. at Cambridge
Wednesday morning at 9:45 o'clock,
death following an operation. Mr.. Howl
Her had been in poor health for about
five months, but his condition did not
become serious until about four days
ago. and he was taken to the hospital OIL
Tuesday morning. He had been in the
grocery business for 4 number OF years.
having been associated in business with
Mr.. o. y. Wheaton until about 4 year
ago, since which time he and his son,
Franklin. have been conducting the
grocery and meat market IN the Central
part of Main street. He was 65 years
Of age and besides his wife he leaves
eight children. Joseph, Of this place;
John and James. Of Akron; Mrs. Julia
Murphy, of Mexico, New Mexico Jerome,
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Secret indictments, IS.
A BOLD RobebrY,

The boldest robbery that has been
days was that OF early this morning
when the display window OF the +. w:
Laban jeWelry store was broke and
watches and jewelry valued at approx
mately $500 carried away. The hole cut
in the plate glass was just largo enough
TO permit Il man to put one hand throug
and extricate the vluables. Jewelry
valued at between $500 and $500 was
left behind BY the thief. 1t was within
reaching distance. but for some unac-
countable reason 1t was not taken. The
ROBBERY was discovered about Z 4. m.
and the police wero notified. They have
been working on the case but have been
able to make but little progress. There
arc no clues. Tho work appears to be
that OF u professional in tho business.
1t is believed that the robber has made
a clean getaway.
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Hmn MinarR Killed.

Lewis Manaut. aged Az years, was in
statly killed in the mine OF the I. S.
Coal company ut Rhodesdale on We'd
ncsday. He was caught under l. heavy
fall of slate and rocks. He was at work
in one Of the mine rooms and the root
cayed in on him. He was buried under
Il ton Of earth and rocks. He leaves a
wife and children in Greece.
August Yecinl. a Slav. met death IN
the jefferson Coal company's mine ut
Piney Fork. He was caught under n
ner as the accident mentioned above
He was under the earth and rocks for
some time before fellow workmen found
him. 1t is believed he was almost In
Statly killed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-12
DULL, SPLIT TING,
SICK HEADACHE
DIR. JAMES HEADACHE POWDERS
RELIEVE AT ONCE-1o CENTS A
PACKAGE.

You take a Dr. James Headache
Powder and in just 4 few, moments
your head clears and all neuralgia
and pain fades away It's the quisk-
est and surest relief for headache,
whether dull. throbbing. splitting or
Send someone to the
drug store and get a dime package
now. Quit suffering-it's so needless
Be sure you get DR.. James Head
ache Powders-then there will be no
disappointment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-12
MARTINS FERRY
Professor Lectures on Roushuess.

So pcevrd was one OF The pTOless"Is
at Franklin college in seeing his basket
bali team do So much dirty work IN
their game with the Pirates last Wcd-
Mcsday night. that he lecturcd the Entlt'
student body yesterday morning ana cs-
pec1ally hit the basketball team Il
death blow when he stated that II an
other exhibition OF roughness on the
part of the Franklin boys occurs ne
would cancel the remainder OF ms
years schedule, according 10 report
reaching here. While 1t is true that the
New Athens boys were n little rough.
still it must he considered that the
Pirates had five good sized men who
were not Chewing that rule ito return
good for evil.
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wonaniR Club.

day Afternoon the Wcllsburg Woman's
club was the hostess TO its friends and
IN" Outlook Club. About 100 ladies were
present. a musical program was r."nd-
cred as follows: Piano solo, Miss Mario
Kinklc: vocal selections. Miss Lucy
Nlcndel Jacobs: piano solo. Miss Irma
Green; piano duct, Misses Daisy Witten
and Ruth DauGherty. Mrs. George De-
Bolt Of Parkcrsburg gave an interesting
talk on Club work. At the close Il
luncheon WAS served.
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children. Mrs. w. y. Sterling If this
city. and Mrs. Ora Z. Mccormick. OF
Chicago. III. W. +. Shcetz Of Forest
Grove. Oregon; George FL. Shcetz, Of
bridgeport, o.: and James T. Shcetz. OF
Amber. Pa. All Of the children. except
William r., of Oregon, who will be un-
able TO be present. are in this city;
Mrs. Sheetz was consistent believer
Of the Christian faith. Rev. G. c. WIKI
inson Of the Brilliant, o., Christian
church, assisted by Rev. W. ]. Holmes.
of the WcIlsburg Presbyterian church,
will officiatc at the funeral which will
be held OH Saturday. January 18th. at
2:30, from the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. Sterling. The body will he laid
to rest in Brooke cemetery.
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PanonRl

Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Hunt returned to
their home on North Chestnut street,
visit with their children, Mrs. Howard
Wilson, Mrs. Dean R. Knott and Albert
Hunt, of Buffalo. N. Y.
; Mrs. Frank Bailey, Of S. camore street
Frank House, Of Quaker City.
DR.. and Mrs F. L. Hasbrouck. OF Park
street. will leave Saturday for St Louis
where they will visit relatives
street, was a visitor in Wheeling and
Pittsburgh. this week.
i Mrs. Will Cronin Is confined to her
,home on East Main street BY Illness
Mrs. Ross Heller, Of ClumouS, haA.
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and MrA.
James DepeW, of Suth Broadway.
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Htph School Bhetortca1S.

Rhetorical exercises will be held In
the local high school next Friday after
noon. About thirty students will take
part in the program, which includes
music by the high school giee clubs.
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"oh1o 1nduxtr,ssu Pilm Coming

4. ]. Fallen, secretary OF the local
board Of trade announced yesterday
morning that he had been notified BY
the State Board OF Commerce concern
ing the Ohio Industries" film for which
the board Of trade at a previous meet
ing made arrangements to have the reel
shown in this city Mr.. Fallen stated
that the Aim would be shown at the
Frat theatre next Thursday evening,
January 18th. 1t Is not known whether
an admission fee will BIO charged for
the exhibition.
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1,axt Day at High School

Today marks the last appearance O.
Ralph Hea thorington. as instructor ..
mathmetics and history at Bridgeport
And consequently. today will he the la.
time that he can convince his pupil
that two and TWO .nnkcs four and that
Washington crossed the Delaware and
Columbus discovered America in 1i92
Mr. Heatherington, who is. one Of tho
most popular and able instructors that
was ever ut the Alice Blue and ElarI:
school, will commence upon his nrw
duties and assistant coach at the Linsiy
Institute next Monday morning. Mis-
Clara r. Shichcr. Of EucyruS. il: eXprC,-
ed here hometimc today 10 take Mr.
HeathcrinSton's place.
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RI Dr-sNhE nlNnDlVC
" nEIUJ @rtIkItEI

Get 25.ccnl bottle OF Danderine al
any drug store, pour Il little into your
hand and rub well into the scalp with
the finger tips. BY morning most, if
not all, of this awful scurf will have
disappeared. Two or three applications
will destroy every bit OF dandruff; stop
scalp itching and falling hair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-12
Special Services,

Special services viii be hold in the
Presbyterian church next week starting
Monday night at 80 o'clock. Rev. VII.
liam II. Orr Of HollIdaysburg. Pn.. will
preach. Rev. Orr is successful pastor
Of q strong church and a splendid
preacher. He Is an honor graduate of
the Western Theological Seminary, and
recently completed post graduate
course in philosophy at Johns Hopkins
university. Come hear him.
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Coming Tomorrow.

Word was received in this city yester-
day 10 the effect that Ruskin Dyer. seq
rotary Of the Ohio State Y. n. C. A..
who IS at tho head OF the movement to
bring the Ohio State Gospel team to
this city. will arrive here some time to-
morrow. He will meet the committe n;
of the young mems societies. board Of
education and also a committee Of BUSH
ness men in Francis and Kehrer's la1..
offices at o'clock tomorrow morning.
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Broke Small Bono In Ankle.

While climbing to the seat Of his
wagon. August Nolte, driver for the
Belmont Brewery company, slipped and
fell yesterday and broke one OF the
small bones in his ankle. While the in
jury Is not Of a real serious nature, he
will more than likely be off duty for
several DAYS.
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EIdon: Mrs. Jessie Cole, Of Akron. and
franklin. Of the home Three sisters
and one brother also survive. Mrs.
James Stephens, Mrs. Thomas McMul-
len and G. 4. Howilier, Of Calls and Mrs.
Joseph Daugherty, Of this place The
remains were brought to this place on
train No G.. Wednesday evening and
taken to the home on Green Mount
avenue. Funeral services will be held
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock from the
Church Of Christ Evangelist Joseph
Kinds, OF Woodsfield. officiating. ln-'
terment viii be made at the Somerton
nannefprY
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UNIQUE Police Patrol.

4 drunk arrested last night was haul
ed to the city building on truck Dor
rowed from the Globe hotel Another
man knocked out By John Barle{corn
and four assistants. These two arrests
show the necessity Of q patrol wagSn IN
Bellaire. There are other uses that
patrol can be put to. such as answering
calls to distant parts of the city. IT IS
expected that the semi-annual appro-
priatton ordinance will contain clause
annronriating money for that purpose.
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Martins Ferry Briefs,

John Litten VIII leave for Athens to-
day to spend several days with friends.
Robert Johns made business trip
to Rush Run yesterday
Albert Eick returned home last even
ing from Steubenville, after spending
few days in that city on business.
Thomas Mcpherson returned home
from Pitts burgh last night.
Harry Porter sustained smashed
finger while working at the brewery
Yesterday
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Fifty Per Cent Gaa,

The cold weather has again struck at
the Industries Of the Valley. as the gas
has been forced off SO per cent. The
plants operating with gas were notified
on Thursday morning Of the shortage
and shut down half to meet It. The
shortage will last while the cold wealth
er prevails,
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Bewers Funeral.

Funeral services for tho late William
Bowers. whu passed away at his HON
on the Cadiz pike last Tuesday night
were held yesterday afternoon from III"
late home with Rev. John Sullivan, Of
floating The Bridgeport Acrie -
Eagles and Forcsters attended the fun,
eral IntermeIt was made in Linwood
cemetery
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womsn's Home Missionary Society.

The Womcn's Home Missionary soci-
ETY. OF the First Methodist church held
their regular January meeting in the
church parlors last night Every MEM
Der or the society was present at the
meeting which was one of the most sue
cessful Of that organization. After the
usual business meeting. social hour
was enjoyed.
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fnrtalIad Officers,

Warren lodge, No. rs, +. OF r, nave
installed the following officers for the
ensuing year: c; c., /. L. Bailey; y G.:
W, Ed Patterson; K. of r. and S., F. F.
Reed; VI. Of F., ]. n. Cassells: n. Of E..
William Hamilton: NJ. at A, T. s; FoW-
Ter; I. G.. w. v. Smith: Q. G., c: W. Will
kins; trustee. G.. Z. Hlles. Two cap
tains have been appointed to choose
sides for new members and the contest
&c On in full
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Rex Theatre Re-Opens.

4 crowded house greeted the opening
vaudeville performance at the Rex the'
atrc last night. Some high class acts
were seen und enjoyed. The theatre
was closed Tor the first three days this
week in order TO make extensive re-
pairs to the stage. The vaudeville acts
which made hit last night. will be re-
pcnted this and tomorrow evenings.
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Cancelled Game with 1ridgets.

High school athletes. who formed the
Federal team which was scheduled TO
meet the fast Midget five at the Wheel
ing "Y" last night, cancelled their gamc,
due 10 the fact that they wished to take
no chances Of injuring their chances OF
playing with the regular high school
team. The laws of the Ohio Valley Ath-
lctic association state that no student
is eligible to represent his school If the
player has played on an independent
team.
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Rhetoricals at High School.

For The first Time THIS year. rhctorI-
Gals will be held at the high school by
The different societies this afternoon.
The Torch Utopian. Athenian and Haly-
con societies have arranged splendid
programs for this afternoon entertain
ments. Each society will hold its pro-
gram in different rooms at the high
school
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Mrs. Jessie i. Amrine VIII hH hostess;
70 the members OF the Junior King $
Daughters At her home In Broksidc this
evening. The usual routine of business
will be given attention after which Il
social hour will be- enjoyed.
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BRIDGEPORT
. VIII Play Wel1sburg.

Bridgeport HI floor artists will open
their season at Wellsburg tomorrow
night by playing the fast high school
team Of that place. 1t is known fact
that the Wellsburg bunch Is "a hard
team TO beat but the locals are in ftne
shape and expect to g.ve the Brooke
county lads a run for their money.
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w{11 Mat.

The Woman's Relief Corps will meet
this evening at Z o'clock at G. A. r. hall,
in the wheaton building, on the corner
LOT Arch and Main streets. All members
are requested to be present.
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The case Of Ohio VS.. Richard Demar-
sko, set for trial in common pleas court
o-day, was continued until Friday Morn
ing on account OF some witnesses not
appearing. The case is a criminal case
and nenarko Is charged with shooting
with intent 10 kill and wound. the pros
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Iadtos' Social Club.

Members OF the Ladies' Social cup
met at the home OF Mrs. Harry Hook
ing at her home in Center street last
night. The customary diversions or the
club were carried out and delicious re-
freShmcntS were served.