The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
VONAN'S CLUB
GARDEN PARTY
DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR HELD YES
TERDAY AFTERNOON AT THE
COUNTRY CLUE.
Interesting Program Given Under Aus
pices of Literary Dspartuent-News
Of Soctal. Crcleg.

No more ideal spot can he imagined II
this time "f silrr year than the Country
. club and for yesterdays gathering of the
members OF the WOman's Literary Club.
il seemed 20 furnish unusual natural de-
light. Manager ltcmlingcr had the club
house transformed into IL rcrltahlc hover
with rambler roses and daisies which
created All atmosphere Of June within as
we'll as without.
A receiving line WAS formed by Mrs
II NJ kimherland. Mrs. j. II. Mcclure.
Mrs l.. A Graham. Mrs. Marcus q. Bond,
Mrs. II. l. TruSSell. Mrs. claude Porter
Terry. Mrs charles EuIr$. Mrs, George
Bishop and Mrs. H. y. Taylor.
AT 2:30 o'clock the guests assembled
in lhn lOggiu, where the election of off
GERS took place. Mrs. ii. Hayward KIM
b".land WAS unanimously elected presl-
dent. and Mrs. W. =. Atwood. correspond
ing secretary.
Mrs Anna r. Bourne. head OF the 1T
erar5' department. Of Bethany, who con-
Quoted the meetings Of the past year.
, and will have charge next year, was es-
pcriatly Interesting. Mrs. Bourne is
wu!nau of keen Intellect and has such
I Interpretive power. that through her.
the meetings OF last year were pro-
ductive of much benefit.
A program delightful in It's every num-
her, followed Miss Dorm Neininger
beautifully sang, Dawn In the Desert,
and Until ] Awake" particularly suited
| 70 her rith contraltO voice.
! Mrs. Y. h. liagsma recited An Or
Romance" 20 Misc Sarah Betzner's piano
accompaniment which was most pleas
ing. Her next number was poem,
composition OF her own. "A Fair Shoppe:
| in u Department Store" which created
great mlrth and applause. 'Manmys
Angel Child" a pianoiogue. concluded
her number Of gems to the program.
Miss Ruth Petit, rccited Bill Smith"
so popular to all. and was decidedly
clever in an Irish representation.
4 dainty luncheon OF fruit punch and
cake was then served on tho Totonoa,
and the ladies then followed their own
inclination. Some formed groups on the
gallery where knitting for the tied Cross
was pursued. and others strolled leisure
~ over the beautiful grounds. engaged
in conversation.
The ladies who enjoyed this aftor-
moons pleasing function were:
Among those present:
DR.. Elizabeth Kcay Ruth Petit
Sarah Metzncr Virginia Miller
Virginia Miller Ellen FTeter
! Bertha Irons pora Neininger
Jennie Mcliowan Lcada Ncininger
Helen Crickenherger
Mesdames.
! n. M. Kimberlaud John McClurs
! \. II. Murric Harry Travis
| Mcndel TAYLOR t. A. Graham
F.. II. Reideman Walter y. Manson
! James Thomas Anna r. Bourne
| Russell Shelton Bethany. W. Va
! Homer EichelbcrEcr \. 3. Haagsna
, Mary pickey 4: W PaulI
Naddell W. 3. Atwood
Raw l.. Torrey George d. Rose
! D. A. Taylor II. j.. lrnsscii
; Cecil Robinson George \. Blshop
George bishop John Arbenz
: Charles DouGherty w II. Shafer
c, 3, Gadds John c. Palmer Jr.
Blanche Steenrod G. P. Christian
| II. G. Branum E. @. Howard
| Crawford Both tlaud Porter Terry
| John c.. Hupp Chas. 6. Morrison
! J. W. Bryan +. 3. Duls
| Walker Allen J. Il. Ioungaton
| II. A. Rogers Q. F: Mckee
) l.. 4. Rolf NJ. y. curtis.
/ Vim. Stifel Claysville. Pa.
| L NJ Addlernan