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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-16
B. F. Keith's.

Nora Bayes was by natural right top
line feature of last nights entertain
ment at B. F. keith's Theater. She is
becoming even more adept in the exact
ing and indefinable art of putting over
song or a bit of comedy. Throughout
her act, which begins with smart dia-
logue, includes new songs with much
melody and concludes with a romantic
song OF military flavor, she held her
audience charmed. Irving Fisher. with
whom she sings several duets. has a
voice of richness, which is used well.
The Dream Fantasies >of Cleveland
Bronner & Co., was another attractive
feature. II is marked by numerous
beautiful costumes, often changed with
Kaleidoscope rapidity and with star
Ting contrasts in the symbolism of the
dance and character. Mr.. Bronner has d
wealth of versatility and his two femi-
nine assistants are graceful dancers.
The bill opens with the Flemings in
artistic poses and presentations of feats
of strength. Maurice Brierre and Ora &c
King proved charming interpreters of
songs. A travesty on the high cost OF
living from the prolific pen of William
G De Mile, and in which Violet Besson
is featured. kept the audience in laugh
ter, with its mock tragedy of a home
without an egg. The drollery and sheer
nonsense of James Mullen and Alan
Coogan produced an uproar OF laugh
ter. Billy Gould's monologue and songs
Were an addition to the bill for good
measure.
Again the great war Aim. The Re-
treat of the Germans at the Battle of
Arras' presents many thrills, with it's
battle scenes and its pictures of the
desolate ruins of little French cities
The audience gasped at one moment of
the film when a shell was seen to burst
in the midst of a raiding party of the
allies running over mo Mans Land
The exit march of the orchestra, zone
Flag, One Country" by Helen Jose
phine Johnson, Washington girl, made
big hit with the audience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-16
Garden.

At Moore's Garden Theater yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-16
Howard.

again to be seen at the Knickerbocke
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-16
Society Entertains Soldiers.

The Holy Name Society of St. AIMS
Catholic Church entertained the sol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-16
Cosmos.

An offering Of Russian varieties. in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
NEWS RRIE:FS

Earl ZorncS. VINO was IN the ONO
courry ioii here for many months await
inr trial OH n whit" slavery charge ana
Inter discharged from custody h"cRuSc
II was believed that hc was dcm"nteo
and suffering from m unrurahl" oiSchSc'
was among tho WcllshurE boys return
I'd home yesterday from Camp Lee he'
causr he failcd To pnss tn" physical OK
animation there" II" WAS nr"a''" '''u
was anxious tn serve.
DIR. John g.. ArhcnZ. we'll known
Young Inrnl dentist. who WIS rccenli!
commissioned in tho medical corps OF
the army. has been transferred from thf
Columbus. Ohio, barracks To Camp Lo'
gan nj Huston. Texas. with n coInWiS-
sion of second lieutenant He VIII
bavc charge Of tho dental work or one
Of Tho largest camps In the South.
--rhnrlcs T. Price. we'll known tur-
uiturc dealer residing Mt $50 McColloch
street has received n litter from MS
son. George Dewey Price. ut Great Lake
ILL.,, where he IS now sailor In CO. 20
Paul Jones' camp. saying he Is getting
along nicely and that he recently shoos
hands with Col. Roosevelt.
During the month of September the
clerk of the county court issued ia
marriage licenses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
ONLY EIGHT VETERANS
TO PEACE REUNION
Not All Of Seventeen Old Soldiers Who
Drew transportation Can Go
to Mississippi.

This Will be sad news to number
nf Union veterans Of the Civil war in
Wheeling. Captain Thomas V. Salisbury.
Of the ]. ". Holiday &. A. r. Post. said
last night that a communication had
bcrn received yesterday from Col. " H.
Glover. Of Terra Alta. Preston county
stating that il will be possible to fur
nish transportation for only eight to the
Hicksburg. Miss, peace rcnion next
month. Instead Of II, as was. at first
announced. because the Appropriation
made by tho state will not permit more
than the allotment eight from here.
4 few weeks ago n drawing vas held
by all the members Of Holiday post at
which time II veterans drew transporta-
ton numbers. The majority of them
have made AL arrangements to attend
the big demonstration at Flcksburg'
CAPTAIN Salisbury said that now the only
thing 10 he done is To have another draw
ing FOR the eight transportations. unless
some other provision can be made TO
take the nine other veterans to the re-
union.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02

surely not more OFT Of life. Why 7
knew L man whose first thought every
minute was to play safe. He never
did anything or went anywhere with
out thinking first If there was any
thing unsafe n II. When his wife
wanted to do anything new he'd always
say Now l wouldn't try any expert
ments. Emma That was his watch
ward. And ! never knew anyone get
less out Of life than he did
Just the same" reverted the critic
circling back in the manner Of his kind
to the point from which the Author
man had though; to pry him. Just the
same l think it's taking n bigger risk
than the thing is worth
The AuthormAn smiled. a reetinG
little smile. that means there are many
things he could say but that he real
ICES the futlity of saying them.
But after the objecter had gone ne
Gaercd the little wallet in which he
keeps some of his favorite scraps OF
wisdom and read aloud from tat
tered bit of paper:
"Not the laurel but the race
Not the quarry but the chase
Not the hazard but the play
Make me- Lord. enjoy Away"
EXPORTS of Philippine leaf tobacco In
1915 scared over previous high record by
several million pounds reaching total
of nearly 40.n00.000 pounds for the year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
BEAUTIFUL HAIR,
THICK NAVY, FREE
DANDRUFF
HAIR AND DOUBLE ITS
BEAUTY AT ONCE
SAVE YOUR HAIR! DANDRUFF
DISAPPEARS AND HAIR
STOPS COMING OUT.

Immediate Yes, Cortain?-that's
Hight. wavy. fluffy, abundant and ap-
pears rs soft. lustrous and beautiful
as young girls after an application
Of Danderine. Also Try this--mniSten
cloth with q little Danderine and
carefully draw it through your hair,
taking one small strand al a time.
This will cleanse the hair Of dust,
dirt or excessive oil. and in just few
moments you have doubled the beau.
ty of your hair 4 delightful surprise
awaits those whose hair has been Nc.
elected or Is scragcy. faded. dry, brit,
tic or thin. Besides identifying the
hair, Dandcrine diSsolves every par
ticle of dandruff: cleanses, purifies
and invigOraies the scalp. forever
stopping itching and falling hair. but
what will please you most will be
after few weeks use. when You see
new hair-fne and downy at first
yes-but really new hair growing al
over the scalp.
Danderine is to the hair what fresh
showers Of rain and sunshine are to
vegetation. II goes right to the roots
invirorateS and strengthens them. Its
exhilarating. stimulating and lffe-pro
ducing properties cause the hair tC
grow long, strong and beautiful.
You can surely have pretty. charm
Ing. lustrous hair and lots Of it. il
you will just get a 95-cent bottle OF
Knowlton's Dandcrine from any drug
store or toilet counter and try It as
directed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
About People
Movements OF indlvIduals to
and From the City.
TRI-STATE ARRIVALS.

Stamm-T. 4. kush. Farkrrshurg: G.
r. Lennon Charleston: Tat Valley
! Parkersburg: T. G. Littman. New Mar
tinsvillc: s. T.. Keller. TarkerShul e;
| Paul r. McClclland. RarncsvIlle.
windsor-Frcd Jensen GAINESVILLE: w.
w. B. Dalxcll MoundSville: j. G. Lum-
herman. Adamston: G. +. Fliny. ClarkS-
burg; Miss Margaret 4. Kelley Sisters
v!lle; Q. f. kcvcst. Canton. f. NJ. Full
Ter. Kent.
McIure-Jamcs Lee. Huntington; E.
W. Culley. Parkersburg; W. i. sam
mons. Cameron: w. F. Hamilton. Park
ell sburg: a, Altman. y. conoway. Stcu-
bcnvillc: l.. Anderson. Stcuhrnvil!c; G..
y. Frcark. Chester; DR.. and Mrs. G. O.
Post. ClarKsburE: Jos. II. Gallagher,
MoundsvillN: +. Mayor. Huntington; j.
". Braddens. FarkersburE.
Rogers-P. G. Gassmouth. Fairmont;
Guy Q. Raymond. Grafton: ". G. Fad
son. Parkershurg; S. Akcrs. Fairmont;
! c. r. Farmer. Newark.
". Fl. Eaton. Baltimore & Ohio conu
mercial freight agent. with hradqunr-
! tiers here. VIII leave To-Day Ia assume n
| similar position NJ Pittsburgh.
Division Freight Agent J. G. Klme2
| Of Pittsburgh WIS visiting friends here
yesterday while attending tho official
| staff meeting of tho Baltimore & Ohio.
held in the Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cross Of Parkers-
burg are visiting friends here.
! Miss Sarah Jackson is III al her homo
n Woodlawn with tonsllitis.
Elmer Wclty. left yesterday afternoon
| for Washington. n. c.. where he will be-
, located I'm the Army and Navy building
as a field clerk.
Tom Beckett has left for Allentown,
Pa, where hr will join the ambulance
! corps
Russell burst is in Washington D. C.
! on business.
| William Kurtz OF Tho Rrll Telephone
company has returned from a business
! trip
Halter Peabody of Baltimore. Md. Is
guest In the city.
Miss Mary Caldwell OF North Main
street has returned from Il trip 10 At
lantic City and New York.
| N. N. Niece Of Portsmouth. O.. ar
rived last evening. called here by the
serious illness Of his mother. Mrs. S. 4
| MCGEE. OF South broadway.
Mrs. Emma Rctz Of Flushing is visit.
| Ing friends in Elm Grove.
Charles Bachmann. wcll known loral
| produce dealer. has returned from
! Washington. n. G.. where he spent p
| few days on business.
Dr. W. y. Summons Of Calls was n
business caller in tn" city yesterday
stopping al tho Mcclure.
Lester Crow. court house reporter fol
| The News. who has hc"n i'll of typhoid
! fever for tn" past six weeks continues
| To improve ut the Ohio Valley General
/ hospital
! Leo Zimmerman Of New York City
will spend tho next several months Wis
| lung friends in South Wheeling.
Miss Ruth Lough nr Cameron has
! hccn removed from her home To tho
Ohio Valley General hospital. where she
will undergo Il slight operation.
Dr. O. NJ. StaatS has returned TO his
| home in this city after n short visit
! with his parents At Cincinnati.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
DANISH CATARRH
Breathe Hyomei for Two Minutes and
Htuffed Up Head WIN Get RANef.

If you want TO get relief from catarrh.
cold in the head or from an irritating
cough in tn" shortest time breathe NY
omel.
It will clean out your head in two min
utcs and allow you to breathe freely.
Hyomci will end cold in one day. II
will'reliera your Of disgusting snuffles
hawking splitting and offensive breath
in week.
TIynmci Is made chiefly from sooth-
lag healing, germ killing antisept!c. that
comes from tho eucalyptus forests OF in
md consumption were never known to
exist.
Hyomrt is pcnsa Mt and easy to breathe.
lust nnur a few drops into the hard rub
Dor inhaler, use rs directed and cure Is
almost certain.
A complete Hynmei outfit. including In
halcr and one bottle Of Hyomei. costs but
little NJ druggists everywhere and at
{. H. r;riest & 20. II you already own an
Eyomci at druggists for only a few
cents.
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pIpsr TnleRrn
FALL IS FATAL
ANDREW MULLARKEY DIES IN
HOSPITAL As RESULT OF IN
JURHS RECEIVED AT HOME.

Testpray afternoon Mt o'clock. An
drew MullarKey. ngnd II. passed away
Mt the North Wheeling hospital as re-
suit Of n fractured skull.
Mullarkey was found lying in an un-
conscious state il front Of his home at
3in4 NcCnlloch street. early yesterday
morning Dr. +. N Phillips. who WAS
summoned. ordered him to be removed
70 the hospital Immediately. It Is
thought that he fell down the from.
stcps and struck his head on the brick
sidewalk.
Ftrcral arrangements are as yet in
co,Dplcta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
SIDE TALKS
TAKE 4 CHANCE.
BIZ RUTH CAMERON.

TAKE a CHANCE.
Don't you think your" taking more
Of :, chance than the thing is worth:
some on" asked the authorman in re-
gard - LITTLE venture he was plan
ming.
Il certainty do said the Author
mail. and that's one OF my biGges:
reasons E"r doin. it,.
You like chanceS:'
Eirderiag Of the Arteries In His
Courage.
Il used TO- The -huthornIan. 'Dut
VIXEN the thing came up | found myself
Greading it because It was taking n
chance and then 1 looked myself over
and found FL ncen getting into the
habit OF ,lrcading to take chances. and
I can toll you il made me- sick. Here
I am not yet forty and beginning 20
play it SAFE. just said My son. you're
got to timber up You're getting hard
ening Ct III" arteries in Your courage.
What's the use 81 living If you get TO
T.. 1t: all The tim. Stop It.
Il don't know rs playing safe is such
a bad thing" said tho .tu'horman'S
critic "Ynu ger more that way.
At wouldn't Try Any Experiments"
More what" said the Authurman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
COLLECTING TOBACCO.

A bnx placed near tho door Of the Fl
T. McConkcy cigar store in East Wheel
iug To collect tobacco for the boys ri
camp Loo. has hccn filled and refilied
several times in the last few days. Tho
store has largo patronage and almost
everyone coming in and going out gencr'
ally does his part toward filling the box
\ great assortment Of tobacco can be
seen at any time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
porrEns CAST VoTR1

special Dispatch TO the 1ntcllisencer. =
EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. Oct THE
executive board of the National Brother
hood Of Operative Potters to-day can
vassed the vote cast by $500 general
ware potters on the question Of accent
ing or rejecting the proposed two yea:
wage scale submitted by the United
States Potters Association. but the re-
suit will not be announced before Tues
day. II two-thIrds of the men oppose
the proposition. general strike will be
declared. -,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
REPOSITORIES NAMED.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-Depositories
ut London and Paris were designated by
Secretary McAdoo to-day for the con-
Of the American troops abroad.
The London branch Of the international
Ranking Corporation is officially dcsig-
mated AS the United States depository In
London and in Paris branches OF the fol-
lowing trust companies arc named: The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
HOSPITAL MEN ELECT

src,Inl Dispatch to tho fn,elliEcncrr
rAIRMONT. w. Va. Oct. Tine
West Virginia state Hospital Associa-
lion closed its annual meeting here to-
dov With BANQUET at the Fairmont no.
fol During the afternoon II business
session was held at which officers were
elected as follows:
President. Or. W. A. McMillen OF
Charleston.
First vice president. DR.. c. S. Holt
mann. Keyscr.
Second vice president. DR.. 4. K. kes-
slrr. If Huntingdon
Third vice president. nr. J. X. WICK
ers. Huntington.
Secretary ami treasurer. Pr. FIinE O.
Clark Ohio Valley General Hospital.
Wheeling.
Executive committee. Or. McMillen.
Or. Clark and Charles y. Wtngnrter.
At tho morning session. Mr. Clark. Of
Wheeling made the principal address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
0eitA McLaurin Circle
BLATTNER FINED HEAVILY.

Edward Biauncr WIS fined $4,000 and
costs in police court yesterday charE-
ell with wife heating. Rlattncr was
out on parole from Il former scntcnc"
and the court ordered that he ais" finish
out the term Of the uncXpired sentence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02

Guarantee Trust Company. Of New
York: the Equitable Trust Company. OF
New York. and the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company OF New York -.
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/ After the sheriff and his deputies at
Lewiston Cal. had been routed by a
crowd of I. W. VS. Mrs Louis Domeici.
armed with n hroomstick. routed the
crowd singlchandled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
Macademy club Dance
Reception at second Presbyterian
Church

This evening In the Second Prcsoy-
terrain church, Twentieth and Market
streets. a reception will be held for tho
bers and their friends
Miss Virginia Hall is in charge Of the
program. which will be delightful in It's
every number. Tho program:
The Island Of Dreams" ....... Adams
Mr. VII mes.
Soprano solo ,............... selected
Mrs. Thomas Grier Koontz.
Reading Selected
Mrs. Earl Mckee.
puet-"The Two Sailors
Messrs Will and Daniel Jones.
my Love Is Muleteer ..O Nogero
Miss Dora Neininger.
The Sentinel OF Sleep. .....V Won TilZer
Mr.. Daniel Jones.
Mrs. Nellie May and Miss Marthe Ir-
win will be accompanies.
Pastors AID Society.
The Pastors Aid society OF tho Sec
ond Presbyterian church. has arranged
for weekly meetings which will be held
every Thursday evening In the Kelley
Memorial room Of the church. The mem
bers Of this circle have decided to 90
their share for their country's aid. IN
deyotinE this time to knitting. for our
hoys," There will be about thirty young
ladies' engaged In this commendable &C
tiyitv. and the completion OF many ar
tfcles will be the early result Of their
labors.
Miss Eleanor Holloway, whose mar
rage 10 Mr.. Forbes Simpson will take
nlaco On October 10, will be honor guest
at a luncheon ut the Country Club to-day.
With Mr.. Edmund l.. Jones and Miss
Elizabeth Hugus as hostesses.
Chrvsanthemums will form the table
decorations and there will be covers Tor
sixteen guests.
Simmer ut Thomson N. z. Church
The kings Daughters OF Thomson NJ.
T. church are making arrangements for
the sauerkraut supper which they Will
serve In tho dining room Of the church,
On Thursday, October IL. from five to
seyen-thirty o'clock. The ladies OF this
congregation have acquired q reputa-
ton for their delicious suppers. and
this one bids fair to eclipse all others.
The committee in charge Is as fol-
lows:
Kitchen-Mrs. Joseph Mcconnell and
Mrs r. ]. Baggs.
Dining Roon-Mrs. W. Q. Alexander
and Mrs. P. l. Brokaw.
TlcketS-MrS. carl BenCell anu All -
c. E. Oldham. Chas. H. Wincher.
8lnoh-Hewett
A quiet wedding Of yesterday was that
NJ Miss Violet Hewett and Mr.. Jack
BLACK. both Of this city which was
quietly solemnized In Stcubenville
ohio, Mr.. Black and his bride imme-
diately left for honeymoon which will
ba snent in Alabama.
Mrs. Black is graduate nurse OF the
North Wheeling hospital and the happy
Young couple have the best wishes OF Il
host Of friends.
Upon their return they will reside In
this city.
Delta McLaurin Circle
Miss Jane Barry was hostess tn the
members Of the Delta Mc14aurm circl"
Of Kings Daughters last evening at her
homo on Fifteenth street
This meeting being a social ono. each
member wns permitted to hiring =
friend. and several delightful hours were
spent in following pleasant inclinaunns.
which were concluded with the serving
Of dainty luncheon.
The guests were:
Misses
Elizabeth Hupp Mabel Harpfcr
Mary Naomi WiGal Mabel Miller
Elsie Cook Petty Peters
Margaret Darrah Dorothy Gr"ig
Sarah Rcdmnn Geneva Young
Sarah Goethe Euecniu Osborn
Doris Gibson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
RIVER news

At 30 yesterday morning the MIL
ton Icft for New Matamoras. and this
morning tho same time. tho Liberty Will
leave FOX. the down-rivcr port.
With tho river river trade increasing
to such a ,lcgrre that boats now plying
between Cincinnati and Pittsburgh can
not handle il efficiently. there Will prob
ably he another boat 10 the number no"
running belwc tho TWO points. This
boat will bc the East st. Louis. Tor
mcrly the steel City and later the Vfr-
ginin. This boat was formerly running
the Pittsburgh-Cincinnati trade she
also made several trips TO New Orleans
on Mardi Gras excursions.
The pool at the McMechen dam show
cd IA feet and below the wickets reg
istercd 40 The river was stationary.
River kilograms
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-9.3 feet ris-
ir~' clear
STE1'HENVILLE-a feet. stationary;
clear.
pARKERsRURG-11 feet stationary:
clcar.
MnRGANToWN-s.4 feet stationary;
cloudy.
or. r1TY--5 inches. rising: cloudy.
WhRRT.N--zcrn. stationary: cloudy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-02
CIRCLES BUSTED
HERE AND THERE
RESUMPTION OF CLUB WORK RE-
SUITS IN MUCH ACTIVITY
Cool Fall Days Suggest Planning 70
Many Groups For Social Diversions
For the Coming Winter

/ Yesterday afternoon the members OF
the Mt. De Chnntal Study club enjoyed
, their first regular needing Of the year
at the hotel Windsor.
! At "'clr"'k Il delicious luncheon was
: partaken of. and the remainder or III"
! nf,.r:!nun Was DELIGHTFULLY."- spent in the
parlor. devoted la the program which
! had lm.,n prepared for the occasion.
! The members of the 1917 class Of Mt.
! de- Chanlai academy who were accepted
: into tn" club. were Misses Mary Alcxan-
der. Kathryn Aul. Angela Coniti. Irene
! Fchrenhnrh and Virginia FlHCcuS.
! 1t was decided to hold the future
meeting at the homes Of the members,
and To dispense with the usual luncheon.
Thu next meeting will be held nj the
. bonn" If Mrs. &. &. Buchanan. on Orto-
Der -
! The program:
Roll Call Winners for the Nobel
| priz" for Physics.
! The Nobel Prizes and Their Founder
......>...........M Mrs. G. G. buchanan
Discussion Of the subject bT tho menu
hcrS.
. Current Events.
| The guests ut the luncheon were:
Misses
! Mary Alexander Angela Conf
| Kathryn Aul Ellen Fretcr
Clara Rose ColcmanEirEinia Flaccus
: Marie Coleman Esther He'll
Virginia Evans Nell Crow
Irene F'chrenbach Rupertha Blum
Mes6ames
Harold Sawyer c. C. Buchanan
! H. J. Scheufler
Announcement Party.
| Miss Leslie Hayden. Of West Alexan-
/ der, entertained q grnun Of friends at a
/ delightfully."- appointed luncheon at which
| the interesting announcement or her
sisters engagement was made. The
| luncheon was served In buffet fashion In
J the dining room.
The table had for It's centerpiece Z
mound Of autumn flowers. from which
! ribbons We're borne TO tiny baskets OF
CONNECTIONS at each guests plate, which
contained the following card:
Miss Belle Hayden
Mr.. Norman NJ. 1shman
Miss Hayden Is one OF West Alexan-
der's popular young ladies, and Mr.. lsh-
man is a we'll known resident Of Pitts
During the evening two other engage
ments were informally announced, that
Of Miss Mary Settell and James Atkin-
son, and the one Of Miss McMullen. of
Pittsburgh, who were guests Of the eve
The party included:
Misses:
Beryl StoolfIre, Betty Dieringer,
Margaret Moss. fsStNcT Matlue"S,
Nancy pieringsr. Hortensc jackson.
Mary Scttell, Mary McA1ullcn.
Flora Armstrong. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Rose SctIell, Linnic e. Hayden
MeSSrS:
Dan Dicringer. Orban Hayden.
Waldo Stooliire. st. Louis. No,
James Atkinson. Joseph Moss.
John Dieringer. Leslie Hayden
Macademy club Dance
The members OF tho Macndemy club
have arranged delightful dunclng
party which they will mold in tho ball
room of the Hotel Windsor on Friday
evening There have been no Invita-
tivns issued. tho affair will be par
ticipated In by members only. The Pre-
mier orchestra will furnish It's usual
delightful music. and the commute" IN
charge is composed Of Messrs. Russell
Goethe. Ralph Wagner and Norman
GreiS.
QeronA p1>eqbvtariAn