The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
BELGIAN DANCE
HUGE SUCCESS
YOUNGER SET DANCED AWAY 1.A1T
EVENING At COUNTRY CLUE
FOE WORTHY CAUHE.
Mort Informal Gatherings Continue
Lone Social Happenings OF
tho Present Moment

Most Informal Gatherings Couf1nue
Lone Social Happenings Of
tho Present Moment
Another merry dancing party en-
gincrrcd and participated in by wheel
lng's younger set took place al the Coun-
,rv Club last evening. This gathering
of Young folks was marked by thc same
ratrintic spirit which promoted It's scv-
cral predecessors during the present
summer, thi. time the Belgian refugee
fund being the especially worthy causr
which benefited thereby. Former hene-
fits have been successfully undertaken
bv the local boys and girls during tho
season lust closing along similar lines.
| which aided the local Red Cros1. JUNIOR
Fed Cross and Blue Cross. but last eve
ninr's splendid object apparently APP
pnalcd To the youthful member" or 30
! cIety even moro deeply than the pre-
| ccding affairs. judging from the largo
| number OF responses.
Or wan il the ideal evening, with tho
| brisk, clear air, i'll keeping with oate
far more advanced on the calendar. that
| aided toward such perfect dancing
party that was responsible for the worry
| successful affair? However. WAS
! claimed by those attending the most
pleasant Of Junior parties In the series
| of numerous events OF this group during
the entire summer. The Davenport Dixie
orchestra dispensed u splendid program
~ tho best dance numbers, and II was
with reluctance that the young guests
dcpnrted after tho home waltz dieu
! away At II o'clock IL Hoover luncheon
was served by Manager Schwartz in the
dining room OF the club, where simple
decoration OF t he national colers was IN
evidence. while the ballroom was attrac-
two in Its display Of small Mexican
Gags. The guests or the evening Ne'
Misses
Elsie Lee Storcr Mira jasper
Elizabeth Hubbard Agnes Brennan
Eis.,~ Stewart Florence Maxwell
Mary Won Sayer Louise harper
Doro,hy Won Isayer Mildred Beattio
Marian Wallace Lea Anna Hubbard
MAY Eeattio Mary Elizabeth STIFF
Marie Rolf Eilzaocth VIVA
McssrS-
Donald poaul clarke Fui'un
Ray Humphrey Charles fau4i
Herbert ormsiead John Hnhdiah
Howard Hazlett. Jr. Newton Sichoi
Charles CONN john WILSON
James Stewart Pau!l DeaI''o
~, uou.r5 Tr Frank Watcdhouse
C,hor,cs HntchIn. Louis WatEhouse
| Campbell Palmer Albert "hitaHeF
| LuciuS Nilsson Iom Joseph
yi,r,n Stupp ELL TinSchcll
BswiAg Party.
Mia Name Mershrod WIS hostess to
n MARTY twenty girl friends at her
ho,n, on North Min street Thursday
evening. The hours were. whttcd away
| In nm informal manner knitting anu
sewing being the principal diversions OF
Tho cycinr. 4 number Of vocal seiec'
| tions vcrc rendered by scverul or tht
guests, which added to the pleasure 81
| the marty. The serving OF dainty re-
| frcshunnts at II o'clock brought INT
| termination Of a pleasant evening"
Pos. Hup4lal Party.
| Misses Marie and Viola Heilstern
| wore hostesses Mt a charrningiy appo!ht
cd party Friday evening, al 1heir NOM
w PLEASANT Valley. when they entertain-
| al With a miscellaneous shower coInpit-
mentinE Mrs. Alfred Hellstern: nrioe
! re- TIE past month. The early hours
wcrc devoted TO 4 conSen!A knitting aes-
ston, while ut 1880 the guests were IN
! yitcd into the dining room. "heFo
/ luncheon Of pretty appointments WIS
! scryed.t At the conclusion Oh the eve,
| ming tho honorrd guest was presented
,roth numerous dainty as well rs u5cl VI
| lifts by her friends. Those In mo purity
| were:
go Carroll Edith Carroll
| ,rmrv Costch Marcclla St1hl,
blanche Irwin tsetr'cG Lo.'lns'
| Mary Fisher MdL!e II,,
| Marie Teresa WON tae''s'e'H
| Fisher,
Alfred Hellstcrn. Joe Aellstern m.
Il. J. Fisher, Raymond A!one'
! J. Foster.
Delightful Gru pn<ty.
The members OF the A. q. Siuo en!o3
c5 n delightful party at tho HoGe-Daris
| Grill last evening. ms the guests OF ottss
| Mary Fisher. The conEenial l'eie pNty
b, folIovde q busy SESSION spent in hospital
.ewInr Mt Red Cross headquarters By
i ,hia group, and proved most pleasant
termination to nn evening OF patriotlc
ACCOMPLISHMENT Miss Fishers guests
were: ~
I,s+hcr lIe;, a!urcella Stnhl,
! Anna Carroll ncutlaSS Ee'
hLary Gorsuch. Marie t-Gii%ttEn.
| IyaInp f,nr.b,.h Eialo EcllstGrn
| blanche Irwin. MARY FiS1e''
Edith Carroll.
| McsdamGS:
! Albert IIcllstcru. Joe IIellstern.
/ H. ]. Fisher. Ra5"'e"o A''o'
j. Foster.
| 1918 arzds. off TO College.
with autumn officially at hand.
N.hceling's young folks are once more
turning their thoughts Into more scri-
| GUS channels. the past having seen
number or for seats OF learning located
in the various parts Of the country:
,herc TO pursue the higher COURSES OF
| education offered Ut these renowned M
situations. What has be<n particularly
interesting to- note in this years quota
i dep.r.ing for academies, colleges and
universities, has been the large number
Of the 1918 graduating classes OF Wheel
! INK high school. who are entering the
foremost colleges 80 continue thoir
education along higher branches OF
| study. The following includes a partial
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