The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-21
SMALL AFFAIRS
PROMINENT NOW
AS MONTH BEGINS TO WAIVE THE
LITTLE SUMMER OUTINGS LOOM
UP TO INTEREST SOCIETY.
Present Days Enjoying Their Share
Of Varied Informal Affairs With
Red Cross work Predominant.


il seemingly being swallowed UP by un-
rclcnting time, and no elaborate social
functions to BE- chroniclcd. one might
form an idea that local social folk had
become so entirely immersed In their
war activities. as to forget the whole
some, as we'll as altogether necessary
occasional recreation hour from tho
strenuous strain Of tho day. But such
An opinion must be entirely changed.
after gazing in on an afternoon party
at tho couptry club any Of these typical
June days. about which the poets all
love 10 ponder.
On the clubs golf-links arc always
to bc found a group of the most prom
incnt OF the local enthusiasts Of this
game. Yesterday found Mr.. George r.
Watson Of FAirmont. West Virginia.
and couple Of friends, joining in an
play with 4 number OF this
city's crack players. including: Messrs:
W. E. Rownd. Harold Bloch and J. D.
Merrman.
Luncheon and dinner parties too. were
numerous at the resort yesterday. n
large number Of dinner parties. COM
posed Of groups from four to ten guests
In each party dotted the attractive
dining room. And, Of course. today. tho
very longest Of the entire three hundred
and slxty-fvc. will sec large number
of the members Of the club enjoying the
beauties and pleasures OF the hill top
resort. during n portion Of the hours.
McCapmo n-Jeffers.
A quiet wedding will be solernized
afternoon at 40 o'clock. at
the LETTERS homo on North Front street
when Miss Catherine LETTERS Will be-
come the bride of Mr.. Lewis r. Nc
Cannon. Of the Island. the ceremony
to be witnessed by only the relatives
and intimate friends OF the principals.
Tho hride-clect is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles W. letters, is quite
an accomplished young lady and Is
graduate of Gouchcr College. Of Balti-
more. Mr.. McCanmon is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. McCammon. Of the
Island. and enjoys a host OF friends In
this city. and is connected with the
Riverside Oil Company. Of Pittsburgh.
Luther League Lawn Party.
Tho various committees arranging the
large garden party OF the ST. James
Lutheran church. to be gwen the COM
INK Thursday afternoon and evening.
on the spacious grounds surrounding
Rev. and Mrs. W. +. SChuette's resi-
dcnce, are shaping details that would
predict n party Of unusual charm on
that date.
Mrs. William G. Moore. as general
chairman Of the affair, is busily en-
"a gcd completing the numerous arrange
mnnts that go toward the success OF an
event Of this nature. The afternoon
hours will be featured by novel enter
tainmcnt of a wide range. while the eve
ming part Of the program will be car
ried on even a larger scale. 4 special
group have been appointed 10 look aitcr
tho lighting of the grounds Tor the
night. which will be- done IN a most
original way and will prove nm artistic
note in the party.
The entire congrr cation and their
friends are cordially invited TO TINS
"a thcring and are promised an evening
# keen enjoyment. and special invita-
lion is extended 10 the Luther league
and members of ST. Marks church OF
Elm Grove TO attend Mrs. Moore mas
called special meeting Of tho mem
,ers Of the different committees Tor
he coming Sunday morning, when the
NAL work will be discussed. These
are composed OF the fol-
owing members:
Rcfrcshmcnt Comnittcr--Mrs. OTTO
schenk, chairman Mrs. Charles Docp-
kin. Mr. r. r. BarhaL
Program Cnmmittse--Mr. Carl Hitter.
Miss Alma Vessel. Miss Anna Miller
Decoration Committce-Mr. ChaFics
Docpkin, chairman: Rev. Walter r.
schucttc, Mr.. Fred Simon.
Press Committcc-Mrs. William l.
Moore.