The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-23
PATRIOTIC PARTY
PRETTY AFFAIR
DAUGHTERS OF REVOLUTION GIVE
CHARMING GEORGE WASHING
TON ENTERTAINMENT.
wedding OF Miss Martha Derry to Lieut..
Charles ]. Kaltcpbach Will Take
Place in Columbus Today.
The American Flag,

height.
. I'nfurl"d her standard 10 tho air.
/ She tori. the axlir. rob" OF night
, And set lhr stars If glory there.
. SIN. mingled with it's gorgeous dyes
= rho milky haldrir 81 III" skies.
= And striped It's pur''. celestial white
! with str"akincS "f tn" morning light;
: Then. from his mansion in tile sun.
. She called her .aEl"-h"arcr down.
7 Nud CAV into his mighty hand
! The symbol Of her chosen land.
Joseph Rodman Drake.
There is something always attached
+ 10 Old faShionrd folk clothing and relics
D Which is vory r"vcr"ntial. and ut The
lirnrgn Washington birthday party of
, IN" DAUGHTERS Of the. American Ecrolu-
tlnn which VAS held at th, !. w. {. y,
Yesterday afternoon one was privileged
: ,n catch a glimpse into the lives Of the
mos, dearly beloved characters now
gone who helped make American his
/ tory.
Tho nfiirrrs nr tho chapter. including
Mrs. John e. Garden. Mrs. John Nc
Lure. Mrs. -. II. FaTr. Mrs. T.. y, IRA
ham. Mrs. Roy g. Darby. Mrs. y. j. Nor
ton. Mrs Blanche nunl"vy-S"cnr"d
wearing costly colonial costumes Of an
ricn, beauty. received the guests.
The national colors wcrc used III every
conceivable manner III the d"corail1nS
and with IN. many knlttcrS grouped
about. ono really felt that they had
S;rnp6d into som" 81 IN" gay colonial
gatherings OF ;hc days OF Dolly Madi-
SON
The program opened with the singing
Of "Amrrica." followed 10y an address
of welcome given by Mrs. John Il. Gar
don regent in Mrs. Gardens uSu'tl
nI.aSant and delightful manner
Miss rharlnt;" WynicrS rharminEly
road PRO l'artria." and Mrs Fianchc
DunIrvy St"rnrud gave q reading at DE-
,iyhtful interest entitled "liiStrnich'
Women In Picture" where IN" follow"
ing characters dressed in tn" costume OF
their timr appeared
E,vanu"liu"--MrS. William NJ. Paxton
PocahuntaS--AIiS$ Mary Norton.
Thcodnsia FUR Miss Mary '1i'tord'
IriScilln--Mrs. f.. y. Graham.
Dolly Mad .snu--MHymc Anderson
N.Ilir |ustir--Miss Mary Won RaYcr.
Ertsn E"Ss-MrS. RI? Darby.
Nin,Ici danced by Misses Marian nih-
"" and Margaret Phelps.
The accompaniment. for ;hIS SkHi'h
was played Ivy Miss Ah"laid" Sh""k"E'
the music being arranged BY in!S tai"h'-
-! Young artist.
The rinurt danced b. Miss Margaret
phrlns, as Martha Washington. Wa one
Of the lovely features If III" program.
which WAS concluded by IN" singing -!
tho STIR SrluGl"d Banner.
The tea tables had pretty d"r"raiinhS
Of groups "t flags. and were P1eslh'o
oyr- hv Mrs John Il. Garden and Mrs.
+. II. Howard.
Tho ladies serving wor" pretty Colon
~
. Gar,lcn. Adelaide ShnckcE. naGmar
! Eishop Mcsdamcs \. II. Paxton. T.. y.
! Graham, J. A. NonEcycr. Loo, Hill. ~ j.
! Norton.
Arranged about thc auditorium were
MANY rare relics which were viewed
with delightful interest. \ handsome
old fashioned mahogany mclnd"on. own
cd BY Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Sawt"ll". which
WAS the first instrument in III" Fnur'h
street NJ r.. church. which WAS bought
in the carly fifii"s. attracted much ad-
,riraiiou Beautiful Old samplers and
/ Quilts yrrr" aImIrnglv handled. Nh "'u
! pewter collection plair from ih' rh"rFh
7, WrSrnvrr. Va. wh"r" T"t"r Ejrd w"r-
shi1;rd belonging IN Mrs. :. j. christian
y,,v m he seen. The old fashioned lard
oil lanlrs most attractive in design.
owned hy Mrs. Otto II. FaTr. and 4 hand
some painting entitled "Ni"w Of Wheel
ing" from IN" bridgeport hi! on ih''
0hin side a.: the Obi" river looking east.
panicd in 1888. which is = VALUABLE" relic,
Of Mrs John l.. Garden. wrr" among Ia"
r7any beautiful relics leaned Tor YES
trrdav afternoons display.
MISC Maym" Anderson HS Th"od"Sia
Turr wore y handsome yellow E2lin.
which had boon worn 1t n" Court "i 81.
1.u,s Miss ld"laidr Shnck''N Il gr"'n
,affrta. sixty wears "id. and Mrs. John
r. Garden w"r" the wedding dr"S' ni
MIR. Gardens Erral.rrandln"th"r. III"
lace in the under sl"'V" ram" from Eng
land and sh" Wore Il t"rt"iS" smell
comb which belonged t" som" NJ nor
ancestors in i>%n. y hInds"rl" dam
on! hin fifty years Old was h"aHttW
ornament ;-arinr IT," ""Stutii"