The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01
Elks' Cabaret This Evening

affair arc worthy Of special notice and
have been planned BY Managers Louis
Chimney and William llaberslick. They
are Of red and green and cnVrlOp The
room. Set scenery In gray is used
about the side walls. which are thick
ly hung with Southern SmilaN.
Through this is interviewer lengths III
scarlet and there are immense clUS-
tiers Of holly twiss and mistletor. The
stage Is done wholly in red and is
compelling in its splendor. From the
center ceilings, hangs an immense rcd
bell from which radiaieS strands Of
red hung thickly with smaller bells
and through all countless inCandcs-
cent lights Of varied colorS CLEAN.
Carroll Club Affairs.
On Wednesday afternoon at the Car
roll club, the regular card and sewing
party will be held with Mrs. Y. L..
Owens as hostess on this occasion. As
a pleasant conclusion 10 the pleasure
Of from Z until o'clock, IIghl re-
ireshmenls Will be served.
Another interesting affair OF the fol.
lowing week on "Wednesday, will il
the Novelty Dance. Misses Mary
Dorsey and Tess Fahey have this in
charge and with dancing as The prin-
'cipal paslime. both cards and bowling
will present pleasant features.
Luncheon for Miss Lecte.
At 4 date in late January, Miss II.
l.. Leete, superintendent Of the bab-
les dispensary Of Cleveland, O.. will
be entertained at luncheon AT the
Windsor hotel, 10y The members of The
Home Economics department. Of The
Woman's club. This is confined 10 The
members OF The Woman's club only.
Miss Leete will talk on N Little One
Shall Become a Great Nation
Fort Henry Dinner Dance.
. The following table decorations and
appointments uf the annual dinner
dance at the Fort Henry club on Sal
urday evening. were more Than usually
beautiful and harmonized perfectly
with the seasonahle DECORATIONS Of tn"
club. The course dinner WAS served
from s O'Clock until midnight and
many parties varying in size from
four 10 twenty-five were entertained.
The Premier orchestra furnished he
music for dancing and much hand
some gowning lent special distinction
10 the affair.
Charity Whist.
Tomorrow afternoon at The Mcrran-
tile club. the Ladies' Hebrew Brnrvul
ont society will hold Il charity whist
from until :; o'clock. with Il lunch
ron served al the last named hour.
Mrs. Harry Hamburger will be hostess
and prizes will hr awarded The holders
ri high scores in the bridge whist and
casino contests.
Ladies Masonic Club.
The monthly card par Of The
Ladies' Masonic club will be held IN
"Wednesday afternoon in The parlur$
of the Scuti$h Rite cathedral. cards
and rlominu"S will afford pleasant
pasrimes and during the. late 'ailer-
noon refreshments will b. served.
Or. Elizabeth kcay ami Mrs. Samuel
Warffeul
Dancing Party.
Compl menling Miss Mucil" I.pwen.
stein, Of Canton. o.. who is their guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Somehow. Of
Fourteenth street. will entertain on
"Wednesday evening with Il dancin.
party al The Mercantile" club. Thrr"
will b" thirty guests.
Open House.
This evening. AZ The Scottish Ril"
Cathedral open house will be oh
served. and arrangements have been
completed by III" entertainment com.
mitire for The pleasure of Il large num-
Der Of guests; thro,lghUur The evening.
This is their annual New Years OBJ.
Srrvance. and dancing 10 special or.
rhns;ra music will provide pleasant
entertainments until after midnight.
Assembly Dance.
Another of this evenings large so.
cial gatherings will be the assembly
dance at The Mcclure hotel. which as.
Sures in it's chGming arrangements the
pleasure of the customary large NUM-.
Der of guests. Tine latest popular airs
will DO provided for the dancers. and
supper will BE- served al II o'clock.
The committee in charge is composed
Of MeSSrs. +. J. Stone, Frank Schmidt,
Harry Mcclure. 1r.. Mcriz Fran2heilu
ard n q. Morgan.
Musical Tea
Ono of This weeks significant social
gatherings. will b. held al the Wind
.sor hotel on Friday afternoon. by Inc
Wheeling Wuman'S club. Mrs. .lUun
l.. Garden president. This is open 20
all members Of The club. who are like
wise privileged 10 bring guests. tho
usual -ll,:st foe to be charged Tor
nun-mCmbrrS.
Guests will be received by members
ol he executive board and Mrs. John
Ruhl Of ClarkSburg all honor guest.
TIL" program for tho afternoon il
most .ElrritUriouS and is being arTan%-
ch by Miss Carrie Brandfass assisted
ny Mrs I|rn EXlcy and Mrs. Frank
Carlin Miss Hazel Seamrm will sing
and Miss sara MelGncr will give piano
numbers. Mrs. Edw?rI W. Srifel,
Mrs. Frank kinchrlur. Mrs. Mae Frye
Sinks and Mrs. ]. Don Merriman will
be heard in a quarteltc and Mr.. Law.
renee Summers who will leave soon
for New York. is on the program for
violin numbers. In addition TO the
musical portion of the afternoon Mrs.
W. T.. Irvine. president of the Wheel
ing Eranch of the League 10 Enforce
Peace will speak on universal
Peace.
The social portion of the afternoon
will be very delightful and tea will
be served in the private dining room.
where Mrs. Edward ". Srifcl will be