The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-25
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E,dward Amhrccht Tom Noble
Howard Hildchrand James Bolton
Frank Ebcling Joseph Bolton
Howard burst Edward Armbruster
Eat Coffcy Robert Armhrccht.
Mt. De cnanral Study Club.
Tho Mt. de Chantal Study club held a
Very Interesting meeting at the Windsor
hotel Yesterday afternoon. The members
81 the 1917 graduating class wer receiv-
ell into the club and the years program
WAS read which will be on Nobel Prize
Winners in Literature"
In keeping with the national move
,nent to conserve food. the serving Of
luncheon was eliminated.
The members present were.
McSdameS-
Harry Schcuflcr Harold Sawyer
e. G. Buchanan
Ellen Freter Mary Alexander
Esther He'll Katherine Rcistcr
Rupertha Blum Katherine Aul
Marie Coleman virginia flhccus
Irene Fehrenbach Clara Rose Coleman
Luncheon For Guost.
Miss Helen House OF Woodlawn. will
entertain with delightful luncheon at
the Country club. today at o'clock,
COMMUNICATING her guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. N. Marsh Of Coshocton. Ohio.
Pretty fall flowers will adorn the
table and there will be covers for mem
hers OF the family. including the follow
ing
Mcssrs and Mesdnmes--
". H. Marsh {. A. House
Misses
Rena House Helen House
Mrs. Jessie Tomlinson
Dancing Party.
Miss Eleanor Stewart will compliment
Miss Marie Rolf. who leaves in the
near future for OEontz. with delight
ful dancing party at the Stratford
hotel on Friday evening.
FOR Brde-Eleot.
Miss Doris Gibson will entertain this
evening at her home in Warwood. with
recipe party" compl!mcnting Miss
CurrIe Morrison OF Valley Grove. whose
marriage to Mr.. John Jacobs. IT.. or
Morrantown, w. Va, will take place
next month.
The guests. who will include Miss
Morrison's intimate friends. will each
bring q recipe and the utenStl which Is
necessary In It's connection.
Pleasure will be provided In bridge
and knitting. ana n dainty luncheon Will
DO served.
birthday Party
Yesterday afternoon between the
hours Of four and six o'clock. little
1ohn Costain. Jr. son Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
John Cos,ain Of ,ilcnus Run. celebrated
the fourth anniversary of hts birth.
Tho house was prctttly decorated
with Autumn rnlnrs which were also
used profus"ly on tho luncheon tHhlo
which had places for forty-Avc of his
little guests. including:
MIsscs---MnrF Davis. Gcncricrc Con-
tain. Helen Davis. kath"rin" Dcco$cn.
Eva Lundis. Isabella p"corrn. Ellza-
beth Costain. Emma krlrtzcr. Vida
Murray, Mildred Gna"b. Helen tinrden.
GLADYS Crncb. Alberta Crn"h Gertrude
Reed, Ursula Harden. Helen Harden.
Kathleen CuStnin. tI"mcniin" Harden.
Mary Costain. Myrn Ennis Geneva
Shafts, Elsie Murray. Alma Jrrlins. ltha
GOnd.
William Costnin. William
KrietZer. Melvin W"lEhans. Joseph Cos
tain. John CoStain. Homer Icrling. Jun
Tor Murray. Andrew C"stHin. Albert COS
tain. William Ennis. Ellsworth C"stnin.
coren. Harold Grach. Eugene Davis. VIII
liam Rowcrs. William I:nhnna. Russell
Taylor, Henry Grnrh Edwin DcCorcn.
St. james, Circle Meeting.
Last evening III" 81. james tNrrl" or
tho Kings Daughters held their first
meeting rf IT," season at m" h"'n" ar
Mrs. GrnrE" E. Crook Of The Island It
was VOL Intended.
The evening WAS devoted t" III" plan
ming Of tn" work for n" coming SCH
son. and also tn" appointing "f differ
ont committees Ia visit ih" Day Nursery
cnch day Numerous other topics were
under discussion.
". dling Of Interest.
Tho following t"lcpram was received
last night announcing tho inarriag" nf
Miss Gcnrvcvr Ewing nf L"aiE"rw"nd.
70 Mr.. Tierrn Gir"uX. ~ Cumberland.
Maryland:
sreIsl Dispatch 10 the irtc:"nc"t.
CUMBERLAND. Mil. Sept. 3i.--M1sH
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