The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-15
MILITARY DANCE
At FORT HENRY
LMSLY ALUMNI ENTERTAIN STU
DENTS OF LNSLY INSTITUTE
Mrs. DeBolt Gives Interesting Talk TO
Members OF woman's Club Yester-
day-Pleasures Of Late
Week Pew In Number
THE CHRISTMAS TREE

The Christmas fires brightly CLEAN
And dance among the holly boughs.
The Christmas buildings spicy steam
With fragrance fills the house
While merry gowns each frlenol! Sou'
! Over the foaming wassail bowl
Replcndcnt stands the glittering tree
Weighted with gifts for old and young
Tho children's faces shine with glce'
! And joyous is each tongue.
while lads and lasses come and 60
Under tho festive miStlctoc.
When suddenly the frosty air
| Is filled with music. voices sweet
! 10! SEQ the Christmas waits arc thcfc
| Snow-crowncd and bare nf feet.
Yet high and clear their voices ring
| And glad their Christmas chrollinG.
Anne L. l.. F'icid.
Tho Fort Henry club was given over
! last evening to ono OF the GaycSt o.
gatherings of the season. when tho LIN
sly Alumni. who are members or the
Fort Henry club. entertained the mcrl-
hers Of the Linsly faculty. the students
and their girl friends with most de-
| lightful dancing party.
The bail room was indeed a pretty
sight. with the boys in uniform and the
pretty maidcuS so dalntily EowncG VINO
gracefully figured in the dance.
About tho room guns were stacked.
and many pcnnants hung. with lovely
American flag and one OF Old Gold and
Black the flag Of I.insly. hanging to-
Scthcr ut the entrance.
Throughout the evening the sun par
l0r was Il rcndczvour for many groups or
chat. and be served with punch.
- IDrn-,Irr nrploC nl1Vp1
| ally nIluring music until late in the eve
/ ming when Mr.. Phillips served n deli
ciouS buffet supper in The dining room.
! where the table had for it's ccntcrpiecc
an oval wicker basket filled with yell
I low chrysanthcmums and grccncry.
The hosts of last evening who so
splcndidly entertained the happy group
| were:
Mcssrs:
Julian Il. Hcarnc. Jesse A. Bloch.
! u. Garth Iiearne. Gibson Caldwell.
c. f. Paxton. Dwight Wagner.
a. 4. Wilson. s. o. Laughlin.
Earl n. Adams. Jesse Spcidel,
! william Handlan. s. +. Norton.
Mcssrs:
Robert Hazlc,t. ~ r. w Storcr.
S. W. Harper. II. G. HaZlctt,
! George LauGhl!n.
The guests were:
: Misses
/ Elizabeth Hubbard Lee Anna Hubbard
I Marion Wallace BERTHE Graves
Mary Elizabeth Pearl pcan
Stfcl Christine Strobcl
Louise Harper Audrey McGnniS
! Martha Aulcr Edith Schuoart
! Nina Jasper Ruth Kirk
| Dorothy Bone Dorothy Stanton
/ Florence -hsbcnz Allie Hood
| Mary BurdattS Margaret Riddle
i Waneta Pizar Eleanor Stewart
| Lulu Cottle Helen Goethe
Mildred Hedricks Mary Dudley
Virginia EliE Elizabeth Dudley
Amy McCullogh Elizabeth Farmer
Helen Holden Wilma Carnahan
Lydia Johnson Emma Elndcrcr
MeSsrs-
! Prof. H. T. Standcr- Campbell Palmer
/ wick John Hill
! James Watkins Albert Whitaker
Maj. II. StrochmannJohn Jacobus
! Charles Bacr Ray Kochlcr
| Chester Observation-Disclosures Cottlc
! Dutch Hadorn Edward Watkins
Andrew Mcclure LINES McRobish
Louis Schuctte Charles Gclgcr
Capt. Frink Leon McGlnns
| Carl Cirich VIM. Joseph
| Jack Stcrcr Cecil Montgomery
| Benson Jackson VIM Marsh
! VIM. Farmer Willard Mcconnell
| Julian Hcarne Charles Hutchlas
| Thomas Joseph Bud Schcnerlcin
| Melvin Helfrich Frank Brooks
! Vance Harper Arthur Morse
: George Bone Charles Robinson
! Henry Bell Scott MCNicklc
: Howard Fehrenbach
Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Harper.
DR.. and Mrs. J. W. Storcr
! Prof and Mrs. Grover Burns.
Prof and Mrs. Guy E. Holden
! Mrs Claude Vadcr.
! Mrs. Lulu Elan.
birthday Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Alvin Moore and MI.
/ James Moore. entertained at their resi-
dencc on Chaplinc street on ThurStny
! evening" with surprise party. honor
! ing the birthday OF Mrs. James Moore.
; Music and games wcrc pleasant fca,