The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-03
FINAL MEET Of
WOMAN 8 CLUB
FOR THE PRESENT SEASON WILL
BE HELD AT WINDSOR HOTEL
THIS AFTERNOON.
Local Women Obnv1ous OF Society In
These Strenuously Busy Days.


Patriotism will be- the keynote OF tn"
special program which will mark tn@
final general meeting OF the Womans
club Tins afternoon at the Windsor
hnt"l beginning 1T " o'ci"rk. The OPEN
ing hour of the session Will be- devoted
To- TN" installation of The newly elected
officers.
This closing event Of each year for
this organization has ever been one OF
unusual SiEni;iranr,> with the dramatic
l,,.:lglc in charge Of the entertainment.
Tn-day'S attLr will hc in the Sums cap
abb hands. hut Will vary somewhat
from former: years. the subjects dwelt
upon to i,r IN accord with the moment
ouS events Of the hour. Each branch
uf thu, countrys military llf" will be
,lrSruurSrd upon by those we'll ycrScd in
their particular subject either through
study. training or actual experience
Captain l.. Is. Hopkins. who until his
joining the service. WIS connected Win
the local Hopkins Motor Car agency.
will give the ladies an interesting dis
rullrSr upon the war situation. CLEANED
through his training 1T camp Funston
/ liz the Iiicld artillery. captain Jarvis
! l'ricn will h" heard in Il concise LAX.
! which will give 4 Vague idea OF the con
nict viewed and experienced AZ an
, o."
! Walter Kclly'S talk will deal with the
navy and the lads in this department
of tho service, Will" Mrs 6. -. Maggie
will speak OF tn" work Of the youngest
j branch-the aviation tiold-0f tho great
work. Appropriate musical numbers
! vii he interviewer into tho afternoons
! features.
Tho thrift stamps Will be disposed OF
[ in the usual manner by Mrs. G. j..
Proudfoot AMI her committee looking
aftnr the sale of these little boosters
OF Uncle Sam. Contrary to the annual
custom Of this meeting luncheon will bo
absent from III" program, for no event
could hc sincerely patriotic that did not
comply with food conservation rulings.
Donald Brian on Dancing.
Tho following article is a quotation
from one of Donald Brinn's recent in
teryicw-S in which he states his npin-
ion upon the relation of professional
dancing to that form Of the tcrpschorrar
ar, which is INDUCED In for pleasure
alone NJ" Erian will b" recalled by
numbers a.! Wheeling h"atrc-gocrs as
n co-star with Julia SiUndcrson and 10
scph Cawthornc in Tho Girl from
l'tah." during tho season OF 1915. Mr.
Brian will ag;lin he seen In Wheeling
the coming Thursday in Her ReGi'
m"nt."
IT really do not hcli"vH shat stag
dancing Jis III" least bit of effect OF
tho dancing Of society," says DonliI
Brian. star Of Her Regiment.
THE training and sacrifice demanded
10 acquire on" daICr of the former StEI'
Immediately pats ii out Of thu desire
if not the ability Of men and wom"i
who, when they do dance. do II fn
amusement and who are not keen ah0u
4 spending valuable tim" studying S'rU*
/ In many Of tn" dancing Glasses. h"w
ever, is found the exception 10 this rule
4 Very often tho dances shown on m
stage are from time 70 tim" ATTEMPTED
there. hut it Is generally dom 10 pro
. mote elasticity and supplcHcss.
: II an, a firm believer in III" 'hcnr.
I that no man or woman can hcc"m"
i dancer with the name and fam" win
\ does not begin az q child. Anyh"d.
4 who saw tn" Russian dancer. Murdki
Z will never doubt this statement.
Dancing is frighttully hrrd "N"T'Is
and not only must you begin carl$. hu
] ono must keep at il with perseverance
The American business man has neithr
II rho tim. nor paticnc" necessary n max
] = dancer OF himself The art 81 dane
] ing. however. has many excellent point
that should recommend IL 10 publ
\ favor. It is a great help physically.
~, not mean that ballroom dar'ln
helms worry largely In that direction. h'l
even that kind has III 4. NOR" or los
g way certain virtues.