The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-28
|:.'|I)||;::"..:55|''.I||| ] CLUB
|.|;1|!' E|:|F||EE5T|NC
SESSION FRIDAY
E..II-.lD.ES kSSEa.DAEp IN LARGE
c;uarLGT iOS OPENING MEET
IN; WHICH CONTAINED
SrLETCD PROGRAM.
Younger Set IN ~" Second 81 Their Dc
l:Thtfu Dancing Parties for Bel
Eial Teiis: Fund Last
Evening.

'rhr rlrrrhr-& # IN" Workins "iuH
!,s.,u!ri..i yesterday "Ti"rn''"n IN ''''
ra.:i..... .-..-S:,u uE III" l"i\-l? season
j., IN. I'LL. Gr,.:,i IT i!,, Windsor h"i"'.
I'm. ~. 20, r!r.;:n:7 wH* III th' M dF'
,." :, i,......,'.,.., with -. cid in"'nh":N
....;I.;,.. '...-,' l..r after i cessation al
IN. ,.rur:..i meetings. rs well - 'h">"
# IT,. various departments Of III" "i
:-!H.c.. ir!i ln,.rIn.S over IA" i"ri"l ~
,hr ylI:,n,r months. in addition !"
..n.u; ~ ~: ~. 'i.;",rS hong aided !"
ih. ci"I'y membership roll.
At 30 Nj. Ij!i"u g. il'rrn"' INC
,r",.-,Grl,t 81! ia" ciuh for "a" present
ser, ,,;a.u.d H.. m'"'tin;: with 4 bF''''
;tu,.r,-s. III ",lrh :'h'' w'!]"'n'H pom
h" lid anal r"w "'"iI"'r" upon wv
,hrr,:!!rli r what il ant"Ipll"! as
,-.,r r...l.,. w!.h numerous activities.
'.Y',,. Sirr-!r,tu::!rl EInn"r' was Su''"
TX H.. "n:.rr ,iNh after when ArS'
.1G.orc,. introduced tho first or the
..:...,..r; = thr AZ "rr""n, Mss i'"'',
ii,.'rnIi,:,!ruy who Will Il" r''h"il"cT'"
lv mary men AMI women, h@-N'h' az
dressed 4 nuIIlt"'r or audiences III ~
,.ity curing thr third Liberty loan
dr,v" following her return l'"'"
,h:,k &C thr raiti". whrr" Sh" Hrt-
81 ,s ;,uI,ulnnrc driver. MIS-; NC
.r,rnanv,s ~cuncl:;r talk 0f y"StrFu't!'
. ,.h:I. all too short. struck direct III
nv, hror!% &C hr- listeners. TIL" Sp'AN-
80 3prrHr.aI. j,trhri in III" UNIFORM ~"
3 ,cnTs. Will" N S"rr'c" over 'H'''
. Sh., dw..It HD"n Ia" Rhine valley an.
IL. ;rlrerr hahl" scenery. S'at'hE '''t>
,,,i,hc- n..rrn nor victory would n' GIL
.,;,,,d ny ouy Of IN. allies until in"
+ ,.,,:,. IF ;hrSr nations have Slftntl'H
.h T>r;rc rna..hod ihr country Wh'"-
In los Che great central powers anu
h.rt ,hn;r marks "f DESTRUCTION ht'L
Ills raIIny will rH:'"'nh!'' "'E'H"'
E.I:.i;I:! and III" portions ~ III" "t"
count rtrS that have S'i't"rri from i'"'
,,,, In conclusion sho TIv!'tly o.
..r;h..i tho situation existing oF'E
,r.rc" rr,-ay~linE the helpless "h' '
-.;,ho,,t homo and its %ocr"d !n'iu-
,,,n. ,r,lir:- j. >mpha;!" that these
,In1c.s hits Of humanity known ~
th,> ....liil!rcn Of hat"" present = P'''"
,,,,, tha. must nc solved her" IN amir
80 bv .fln women Of :h's c"un - WI
w., solution that those h'!h"' us
,.h,Ilr"n must DC received INTO <>''''
can homes
+ rcv. II. 4. Riddle. NJ tn" W'sI ~
,,a,- =, Presbyterian church. follow
I'll in n splendid address on Nus 'Np
,.,,,,c.. m tho "othcr side" during seven
E. ,,,rs err,.icc with the Y. NJ c. ~
,,,c-n rrv. Riddle opened his talk by
,,rin.. accomplished in tn" midst OF inc
1900, cnnrI;c. by rho English and
i,r,,cb women, a. wcli MS III" lar:!" rep
rcccnt,t;on or our own American women
,r~,-cd in tho heroic service. H. th'h
snnE, az thu splendid characteristics 81
III, i1rcnch people. stating that nc !o'""
! tho country not for Its scenery OF
| numerous other advantages over o'H'r
, countries but for tho splendid traits al
! its people, relating pathetic story :"
! ,llus,rltc tho brave hearts or IN" l"E't'
French women. tho story dealing win
one French mother who hal "rlFciS
| given up her four Sous. all surgeons in
| tho supreme sacrificed
| Rev. Riddle then told nf tho splendid
| work bcirg carried on hy tn" l. '" l"
| A., in France THIS :;r"a; organization
! looking after both tn" material ana
! Spiritu:.l ncrds Of "ur boys IN Inc
: mos, splendid Of 1narners. lie then paid
n bcautirul tribute. to General John j.
p,rsh:nE. whom tho speaker described
rs 4 Christian grntlcnutn of the high
lrst tine who has won the admiration
! Of tho entire armies by his sincerity
! and carnc&tncSA
! At tho conclusion OF Roy. Plddlc's nd
dr~7S, Mrs. Ecarlc called upon the
cha irina n Of each department "f IN" club
| 70 give a brief synopsis Of the coming
! years W, rk Mrs. Walter :. Kelly.
! chairman Of the Dram, Department.
! stated that this department had out
| lined a season of French drama, in addl-
| ton To which there will b. quite an In
| tcrcStIng feature this season. which will
| b., In the nature Of Z literary luncheon
| probably held ut III" Windsor hotel ut
! intervals. IT which time the guests will
| discuss the Individual impressions re-
! rriycd from the reading of "a book So
| looted for discussion by this circle
| Those wishing to rrE!Strr with This
| group are requested to notify the chair
| man ,"forc Friday October 4. Mrs.
! John r. Garden. tho chairman Of Cur
rent Events. announced that Mrs. George
| Dcl,olt would again address, the meet
| inl:S oC this department Throughout tn"
year the first Of which Will hr held tho
| second Friday nf each month. Mrs. G.
! J. Errk!nan Of tia. HON" Economics
Department, told Of the s"rins of inter
| e$rirr topics In storr for this special
! group. while Mrs !. W. I:ryan mapped
! out equally aG Interesting n season for
! the rt":nhcrs Of III" civic department
MrH. Edward S;lfrl WIS IN charge of
! the rUusi, ri program or tho afternoon.
tho meeting opening; with the singing q!
tn" star -St;uiglcd Tanner" Among the