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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-11
SIDE TALKS
Aren't THEY BEGqARS7,
By RUTH CAMERON.

As have SAID moro than once IN TINS
column tho man or woman when ne
can't afford Il thing. Will some OUT
frankly and say 50 instead OF IhaN!h|
some elaborate land obviously excuse. -
about as rare aS--weT. as Il loW price"
cut Of meat nowadays.
And yet l have just been rrmina"d
that there Ia - certain typ" "f person
who under certain ctrcumSi ;inccs. sings
the aga Of poverty oo'much lnstrau VI
too little.
muresstnS People with Ones Poverty.
I refer In ths person who makes Just
as great an effort 10 impress people WI"
are working with him or whom he rs
bargaining with. with his poverty. as ne
does to impress ~ everyone else with MS
nfflucrce. .
For instance. was lunChing with a
group of women al q rather expensive
hotel Suddenly one Of them gave an
exclamation evidently Of distress On.
there's my dentist, over th'rr; she cried
II hope h, docs not sec mo"
because he'll think have nh sorts
or money. my dear" she explained ana
7 don't want him to. I've been tflllnR
him how had Georges business Is. THIS
year, because | don't want HIM To make
his bill too big.
But Georges Business Wasn't Bad
Now. az I happen 10 know George
business is not NJ all bad. But. my lady
wanted money for other purposes
Again. 4 friend Of mine rock a Young
relative tn beard one winter. while the
latter was studying. The girl told how
VERY roh,. she vas and my friend. helh ;
oe Of those people too generous for ihrlr
own good. made her price that scarcNiy
covered the cost Of food Ito say nothing
Of thc'cost OF preparing It and the room
renr)
Yet Sho Could Buy SIX Stockings,
The girl accepted the price. indeed she
cave her cousin Ia understand th;Lt she
could not possibly PAY any moro. But
She. could buy u much more expensive
suit and In, than her hostess could al
ford. she could spend money quite freely
on moves and Coli"c" ICES. and she cap
ped the climax when she told III" latter
she had found bargain In silk stock
nss and advised her 10 Icnt some. They
wrro one dollar and ScvcntT-fEc cents
4 pair,
True poverty is no; q thing TO r"
ashamed Of But false poverty. TNt on
as :, mask to help one in beating DOWN
some ono 20 a pric" less than you can
really afford. is something To BE- very
; murh ASHAMED Of How d" those who
Use IL differ. except in degree from IN"
IN rSar who holds out his hat for pennies
wiki which ne plans TO fatt"n his A.
ready comfortable bank account. Tell me
thato
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INDICTED FOR GIVING
POWDERS TO PATRONS

CHICAGO. July 1o.-Ten walters and
officials Of I'll" walters union were In.
,li"lrd by the grand jury today as re.
sui, " investigation that patrons OF
hotel dining rooms and restaurants VINO
had Sligh:"d walters in giving tips
had been dragged with mickey INN
pr",Irrs. TIL" powders are a concoctlor.
sol. ri":sS and IaSt"!-SS 49,
conspiracy /" Ito bodily harm ano
conspiracy 10. iujure tho public health
hy Misunderstanding til" powders winch
M"r" commonly known Ia the mcdlcai
.rruI.sS!nu as tartar cnictic. is charged
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About People
Movements Of individuals to arc
From the city.
MOTEL ARRIVALS.


nr;.urc: J. II. Gaines. Charleston
T II Rector, ParkerSburk: Geo ~
rus.on. Shinnston: 4. r. T'erneE. Fa' a.
ersburs: Thomas Mctaoe. sutton; - -
". Peory. ClarkshurE: Ar. anu .h ~;
s. Shope. Clarksourg: J. K turA. ~
nincton: A. q. Clayton. Warrington: :"
y Black, ClarkSburG; Fl. y. HcSkt,o'.
Warrington: ". T. BURGESS fs"oe' :
CIV A. Hartesty.. Shinnston.
I;rand central: I. L""m!s. Cia!Ns-
burg: W. W. Carpenter. cameron; !. L.
poormaa. Cameron.
Windsor: D! Tappan. ClarksouEe
Mrs. !. s. Woody. Huntington: VT. tt'a
Mrs. II. e Spilman. Huntington; JOSEPH
,'newen Salem; Leon Schafler. Salem
r f. Hill. Clarkshurs. n,o,.
Stsmrn: W. D. Kimble, HUNTINGTON:
George Ieichter. Cameron; 4. I; ot'l''.''
Bcllcville: c. N. Buchanan. Hun''"s
Rogers: j. q. Wheeler. Huntington;
Mr. and Mrs. !. F. Neff. Belmont. o.;
Amy l. Neff. Belmont. ONO.
y,ss Theresa Miller Of South Eotf
street. leaves SUNDAY for weeks WISH
at Cleveland. Ohio.
Mrs. John Mckinley of Echo Point. Is
srIourning at Atlantic CITY.
Miss Florence Hart OF ClarksburS. Is
tho house guest of MISS nelson L>"u'Se
Whitaker Of Leathervood-
Miss Angela Fink has returned TO het
bon,. on the island from n short Vsie
70 Pittsburgh.
Miss Edith wilkinson Of Zane avenue
loft Monday for New York. where Sle
will spend the summer.
Hon. Newell r. Kennon Of ST. Glars
vile was 4 business visitor IN the e.Ns
Yesterday and leaves this morning lo'
y.r,ous points in Ohio including 20
n,rnbus. where hc will argue nuFlocf
Of cases bcfor" the supr"n" court "
Ohio.
Dcnuty state fire. marshal. NJ G.
kindelbergrr. is spending n 70" Gays
in parkersburR. on business
Miss Inez Collcy. Of tn" T: ". I. A.
1.f, Yesterday for Grscnshurg. IA
where she will b. the pleasant guest VI
friends for several Gays.
William Schneider Of North WhHH!'nG
is recovering nicely after having nls
l.ft foot amputated at the North
Wheeling hospital
John ". Brown Of the Island. NIL
,.arc today for Atlantic City. where ne
will spend several weeks vacation.
Albert Kress Of this city. has return
I'd af:cr spending 4 weeks vacation N
the wilds near Cameron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T. Cowl left We'd
ncsdav morning for Norfolk. Va. 20 Wis
It their SONS. John and James Eowl VINO
arc in tho navy.
Mr. Dave Tappan of ClarkSburE. for
rcerlv Of this city. is a business visitor
this week in Wheeling.
Mrs. y. Sherman Smith and daughter
Miss Grace Elizabeth Smith. of Lancas-
te-. Pa. arr the guests or Mr.. and Mrs
George S,anrr for the week.
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Temperancevlle Couple Wed

TIL" marriage nf Miss Anna Mari"
MCCnrt. dauGh!"r of Mr.. william VI. Nc
tort Of T"mr"rarrrvili". ohio. In Mr..
Grorcc y. MHh"ncE. Of Bail"ys Mills.
Was an event "f M"udHy evening. Rev.
Father TroguS. ii. -. MarY'S church.
performed III" ceremony. and the couple
were attended by Miss F7crenc" McC"rt
and Mr.. John McCort. sister and brother
Of ;hr bride.
Mr.. MHh"n"y Is = prominent young
man uf I:ai}c%S Mill. WhIl" hS hrld"
IS popular among wIdr circi" Of friends
in her hrrn" town. Til" roupl" have
taken UP their residence with the
ErOOnIS parents.
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Raised s49,2SO,OO0 Of
Great Y. M. 6. A. Fund

NEW YORK. July 1o.--PlcdEes to
raisf. $40. $50. nOh in Inc $4,000. n0n war
work campaign :" II: conducted this fall
by tho Young Mems Christian Aseocia-
ton were made at a meeting her" today
Of geo business mon and flnanclcrs rep
rcscnting the eastern district. ar
nounc.Incnt was madH that sl55 .0no.nnp
Of III. nrtional fund will tc turned over
70 the Young Womcns Christian Also,
cation 10 show better appreciation by
tho mon Of III" relation OF women 70
this great struggle.
trict Of Columbia in ;hc eastern district
with their quotas are:
Pennsylvania $4,000 900: West Vlr-
c,inin s;nn 400 and Virginia Sl.0OQ,00o
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bENN|OOD
Red Cross Meeting.

Th" members If III" E"d Cross So
ci"'y Of s.. Matthew's I.ulh"rSn church
viii wisucsS 4 busy SESSION F"-daE IN
'hr H"d Gross headquarters at the city
buIldImr The day will h'. Devoted Il"
the regular Red L'ruSS diversion. S,'W-
INK and knitting for orr boys in Frame.
\ short business session Will lie hrld
II: ihr carly part ."f IN" AFTERNOON. at
Whirh tim" nii hES::!r.iE matters Will
H.: transacted and Reports read All!
members are requested /" l." present
and bring AL unfinished articles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-11
LANDED THE Crew.

MONTEIlDE0. Uruguay. July 10
Part nj tn. crew Of thH American three
noostod schooner. Adelia T. Carleton
which went aground Sunday near La
palnma. was landed to-day by govern
mont tuC. TIL" captain OF the tug re-
ported thnre were no deaths among the
crew. but that several non had ee"n l"ft
on ,ba Island Of Flores i'll from OK
oosure in open life boats md the win
ter seas. ,
Tho Adrlia r. Carleton was hul't 81
Rockpor,. Nc. in 1892. She Is 90 leS'
in length.
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.LUNCHE IN 1T
COUNTRY CLUB
CHARMING EVENT GIVEN BY MRS,
w. p. WILSON TO HONOR FOE
MER WHEELING LADY.
Golf Tournament Responsible for Mum
erous Little Informal PARTIES
July Brings Varied Events.

\ luncheon Of many charming 'ca-
lures WAS that given yesterday alter
nnua 10y Mrs ". l.. Wilson 1T ia" '""l-
;ry- cluh. The pleasant lltit" party WIS
arranged AZ i courtesy ~ Mrs. Thomas
i, Sw.~nrv. If Washington. II. G.. Tor
mrrly 1t Tins city. wh" - at present
visiting among local rrlntiV"S AN"
fri. nds. y dozen of III" lh'itha' =
friends of III" kon"r"d guest compose"
the cungcniai group. who. following the
lunrhu"n period. rcpair"d I" n p"in' "'
vantage from where the stnTcS OF th'
golf players in the exciting S"tnl-ii'aiS
were noted. Th" guests were:
Mc:tiam"S
,rhos Il Sweeney. - ~ Wilson.
WasI,,nr,uu. u &. Lee {. PAUL.
" |, .Srncklcy r.. r. NilChuau.
k',irmont W Va. dwight Wagner.
Iusruh Snci,lrl. Harry Whitaker.
&c, n S,mrsru. W. l.. Wilson.
Linn S,vr,n,y Miss patli Sweeney.
Earl Adams,
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BARRED BY THE ELKS.

ATLANTIC CRY. y. J.. July 10
l:nrrv mIi,r languages arr barr from
use in the club Il"rIsc& uf tn" t.lkS in Il
r"Snlutj"n unanimously adopted by tina
grand lodge ~ annual session her.
Til" hiE h-"'H'.r m0N"m"nI VIII he
a!uIlirird t}r"r%Enur Tie nation l." Il
systematic caiaiHi@n. y junior polio"
system Will y" ~ 4 Ia lind homes ard
,in;,,uym"Ut i"r wI%wnrd h"y".
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OBITUARY
John Gffney.

Funeral services for the late JOIN
Ciaffney will he held this morning nj
S.3n CLOCK from his late home on South
broadway. 80. 81. Requiem high mass
viii ne hold Immediately following tn.
services: al -. JoScph's cathedral. In.
!, rmrn; will BE- made ~ Mount Calvary
cemetery. -
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Pretty Afternoon Party To-day.

Mrs. q. w Er",;"n9trin. Mrs. W: II.
Nader and Mrs. John M"rzC"r Will l"'
hos."sSrS AZ Il charming afternoon party.
4. th,. Er":i~nH'rn h"m" on Elm street.
in Martins Ferry to-day. IN" hours from
" la :. viii I've devoted 10 II knitting and
sewing session. Will" III" serving Of Il
luncheon Of clever appointments Viii
form an interesting feature Of the party.
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KING AND QUEEN OF
BELGIUM TO ENGLAND
IN AIRpLANE FLIGHT

LONTNN. July lU.--klng Ail,crt and
Queen iElixabrIh Of Brl;:IGm reached
England i'll nm airplan. whcn hey cane.
last Saturday. 20 attend IL" silver an
nivcrsnry At King firorg. Hni Queer.
Mary. il was learned to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-11
SOLDIERS aso SAILORS GET COMFORT

The wakes them n Tor :he hard rn,k IN camp and
.r-ncheS a, n,rhcs. hy rHns Allen S
F,o,- Ense The andIcsir powder TO shake into tina
shneS I, .aNss the friction from Tho shoes and
f-rsh-ns The f--t. Atoms Foot Ease has boen tho
standard r-medr :o7 eA war, Tor .eiet OF eAousrs
,srrd aching. --ra,.as. sr'tlen FEET. and makes
,.sht shoes fr~i Tho PlatsshurS Manual idyces
To- use Of Foot Ease each morning. Try Il today
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Corrtue a NetZner.

This afternoon N 3 o'clock funera!
services Will I've held for the late Corrinc
M"lznpr. 1-ycar-uld daughter OF 4 Ia,
Mrtzncr. from the home OF her parent.
~ Tenth street. Warwood. 1ntcrmen;
Will br held at Greenwood cemetery.
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W. G. A. Elects Officers

TIL" hoard "f directors of N" Wheel
ing commercial I$-,'"IatlCn VIII held 4
mrrtirl: THIS evening II elect Il now
president. ana We" president ana I" ST
!cct = rrw general manager. The yearly
h,!du,i and llanS for the coming year
WtIl lr ut, for discussion.
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Those In ChHrG" If thu Y !3""iln:,
chapter " Rcd Cross work r""'rS hHN'.
received n r'pm"St Tor 20" h'!r'''S -"n
swca,ers and 81" pairs - &"rEs. thu
eutfrc allotment IT, H." rniupci"h 10y th'
en5 Of the present month. II ms
,r.m.rtluus amount Of work is To hr AZ
couulishcd. il will mean thai every
worker must h"Cum" aroused. and with
ont delay set at their portion Of. ih"
order, The ladies are requested To take
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TRAINING F1JRINoS.

MANILA. J. t.. July Ia students
rfI,,rrs .ra::,rn. >ck.rl f"r island mill
u, and other nran,.il"< III the United
states u,:;lr@"v forces has been opened
lr.Yr. l..:llj h"n!i''d are registered! :
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tho helmets first. rs these more "sp"-
ciaily ar". IN demand and are lacking
iii comparison with IN" other garments.
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Miss Ruth Ashton. OF Nil''hlnss' - :, =
i..,, district waS rendered DINNER
TUESDAY Tue; evening in honor Of her IN
l., CaswrN. nj tn" Wheeling iark RS.
,uurnut. The table VAS attri''lkHt!
decorated in Nh" national r4I"rS' W, .r,.
the C"rt"r pic" WIS noun" 81 =
a, p:.,u,y roses Following = courS"
dinner Of tempting variety. IN" EurS,Ss
"njoy..d several hours In an inl"rmn.
.mci:,l way. with music and dancing
forming IN" urin"ipa! diversions. 1Ht
Included
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Charles Nichac)s Ala Moore
Don Manners l:"rnadiuc Stein
BERNARD McGannon metz
James Wright Margaret Dough
Edward Da!lor cry
Il. J. Nigg"iuyev Sarah Tinkl"Y
Harold pCkmaR Lillian InrritT
VIM. ChiShnm Ann Mcintosh
T,s " Elahrrty Marian pic"
Randolph Butts Margaret MAh"ney
Adrian Clark Lnrlnt Clark
I,orn,opd Zoller Madgr Srhcney
Clifton lLAlt"uhIrh Alma Ei$"nhauS"r
Chas. J. Thompson virginia tihr"uS
Julian r Madden Della NrEudd"n
I ouis Farrell Lucille F'lArCUS
Albert / Schroeder Margaret Brunor
C:,nrrc Tnhry Nargarrt EnrEhar;
Misses: Madrlyn Altm"yer
Helen Yates, Sarah Smith
Gro ftuO w Va.
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Dancinr At Cathedral Amory.

TO members Of the 1915 graduating
class Of Cathedral High school "Gr'
hosts last evening ut merry uanr'ne
marty, which was given as r;Lrcw"li !"
Nessrs BERNARD NiGgemy"r. hdWaru
Dailer, and Charles MichacIs. a tri" OF
former students Of the school who nav"
enlisted III the navy department. OF tne
service. euch of whom Is expecting IEs
notice to report for duty V1ehh q e1'
short time. .
The party vas Of that c"ngcniaLy IN
formal natur" which always features
tho jolly events given ny this rr"w';
InFian's superb orchestra furnished
m, music FOR tho dancing. and r"lr"Sh-
nents although Of ;he Hoover brand
were the tempting fca'ur" ~ tn" cen
ing. The party was chap"roned ny Mr.
and Mrs. W. /. Lear. Among th1
guests were:
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Manager


Must be we'll acquainted with automobile
owners, Wheeling and vicinity; tire or automo-
bile sales experience essential. Address, giving
full information regarding age, experience, ma
tionalitv and salary desired, also references,
Box AAA, care News, Wheeling, W. Va.
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interesting Program.
The following program Will u" giv"h
bv tho American Entertainers at Mt.
Olivct Hall. Tuesday, July IL. 1918:
Trin-(a) The Slumhrr Boat.
90 Carry Ne lack I" Ole FlrSlnE
Miss Virginia DiGLy. Miss Ecss futile
Mrs. ]. l.. Il. Connolly.
Violin Soln--AIr. Walter Rogers.
Duet-Se1cctcd--Mr Connolly and Miss
DlGhy.
(a) Candle IlEhtin' Time.
tbl Deep River.
Cc) Shippers Of st. Ives.
Mrs. Connolly. contralto.
Rcad,nC-S"lcctod--- Virginia DiEhy
(a) When The Boys Come Horne.
Oh Nammy's Song.
(c) The Proposal
Miss less futile. soprano.
Violin SnlG-Mr. Rogers.
Duct Observation-Disclosures futile and Mss
Digby.
(a) Until.
(hI) The Wind Song.
(c) Rapture.
Miss DiEhy. soprano.
Sense and NunSrns,--Miss Connolly.
Miss Digby and Miss Tuttle.
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Misses
Hlanch BruhauEh. Dora MICS.
Adelaide Davis. i,nin N"'
Cath"rlu" kupSkY. I'uth NSh'n'
Rachel Ashton. jessie |Hh''N
Bertha Daley.
MesSrs:
Melvin Dawson. ): ~ M'"'r"'
Dana Kelly. Nm Tr''.''',a'
Lesley MHrtcT. l.. =. hApp
John Groves. OTTAWA N'''"'
Clayton Rowland. .
MeSsrS. and McsdaircS
\. \. Ashton. mas. H',% Itir
Jesse L. Caswell. R'.E'loAu L-a''N-
MeSdamCS:
I.,rora Rruhaugh. Iva .DeAlrts.
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Initiation Dinner

InitIatlOn DInneT.
A 6 o'clock dinner will prove III" at
frnctivc feature to the initiHil"n nX"r-
cisas to be held 10y the Carroll Council.
knights of Columbus. tn" coming sun
doy afternoon. AS has hrru tn" GUS
ION in similar affairs of IN" order. n
committees composed Of members "r TIN,
Ladies' Carroll Social Club will s"r""
the dinner. which. although Hdh"rimG
10 Hoover ruIcS. premises L. h' Of The
most tempting Of menus. Mrs. Lee"
Werner, Mrs. Ralph Walters. Mrs. John
Grnrln and Miss Gcu"vi'v" tHIrl; ar"
i'm charge Of tho dinner. which will b."
followed ny program "' hirr"i'rlr;"
numbers in tho club auditorium. TN"
following group will assist with tho
serving:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-05-13

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cling favorably at the Naval Hospital
in this city from a severe attack of
3pf1uenza.
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Chevy Chase.

| Miss Smith Of Winston-Salem, n.
c., is visiting her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Smith,
during the holidays.
Mr.. Thomas Z. Robertson is here
from Ann Arbor, Mich, visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas e.
Robertson, for the holidays.
| Mrs. Isaac E. Shoemaker will enter
tain her bridge club tomorrow after
noon. =
have sold their house on the corner
of Brookville road and" East Irving
street and have gone into Washington
| to live.
| visiting her brother-in-law and sister,
| Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles w. Henkle.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest D. Hathaway
have gone to Pittsburgh. Pa, to visit
the latter's mother. Mrs. Medley, for
the holidays.
Mrs. Alexander Wiley entertained
at six tables Of bridge at her home
last night.
Mrs. George Wilson has gone to
| New York to meet her son. Mr.. Rich,
ard Wilson, who has just returned
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Tirrell have
given up the Brior house and have
returned to their home in Michigan.
Miss Himrod of Chicago, Ill; is VS.
iting her brother-in-law and sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Wiley.
Miss Mary Burkhart is visiting her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph a. Burkhart, for the hol-
idays.
Nd. and Miss Nora Benson Of Phila-
delphia, Pa, are house guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Bruce Bielaski.
Mrs. D. V. Chadwick Of Norfolk. Va,
L, H~nt Il a wiz
law and sister. DR.. and Mrs. D. G.
Davis, during the holidays.
Mrs. Fielder NJ NJ. Beall will enter
tain her bridge club Tuesday after
noon, January I:
attending Goucher College at Balti-
| more. is at home for the holidays,
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon f. Hodges.
Mr.. Charles Weaver. son of the
former Fuel Administrator and Mrs.
Iohn L. Weaver. is home from the
University of Pennsylvania spending
the holidays with his parents.
Lieut. Robert L. Henry of Fair
mont, w. Va, who has been visiting
his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. william 5.
Corby, has returned to his home.
Mr.. Ross Anderson, a Cornell stu
lent. is at home for the holidays with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest DeLore Van
Vain were hostesses at large din
Ter party last Thursday evening.
The Rev. DR.. W. w. Wedderspoon
If Chicago. who has been the house
>uest of MT. and Mrs. William S.
rorby, has returned to his home.
Mr.. Ralph Watson Of Pittsburgh;
Pa, who has been visiting Mr. and
Mrs Oscar c. Merrill, has returned
to Pittsburgh. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene L. Ochenreiter
md their son Eugene are visiting the
alters parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Y. Murphy, for the Christmas holidays
Mr.. Raymond Brengle. WHO is
tudent at Randolph Macon College:
front Royal. Va, is now visiting his
.,ncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. William
II. Groverman. until after New
Year.
,onse guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Y Groverman for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perciyal Wilson have
zone to Bethlehem, Pa, to visit the
Iot SicfPr