The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05

Miss Mary Flnan entertainer inc
members Of the sewing club last evening"
al her home on North Huron street.
Games and music helped IT, Tighten the
hours made dull BY sewing and at late
hour dainty luncheon was served BY The
hostess.
Among those present were:
Elsie Bowman. VILE
Elizabeth Gallagher. ETAOlN
Mabel Rowland, HTAEl
Nancy Clarke. EIAONlNo
Doris Patterson r. TAOETA
Madeleine Turner. y EIAOlNN
Pleasantly Surprised
Mr. Walter TrewccK was pleasantly
surprised at his home on North Mar
Eet street, Monday evening by the choir
Of the North street NJ. L. church. mis-
was in 0nor Of ms entranlng Thursday
for Camp Lee, where he cutters the :f'--
:lunal army.
Music and games furnished the en-
teruinlnrnt Of the evening and at a late
hour n light luncheon was served
Those present included:
Misses:
Hazel Smith, Margaret kronjac-
Sophia Landmeycr. ser.
Caroline kron Jaeger. Caroline kindeiber-
Helen Fisher. ger,
Caroline Spargo, t.relyn Shull,
Laura kronJaeger. Grace Treweek-
Hazel Barlow. eleanor Jane Hart.
Nellie Mosar.
Leonard Smith. Guy Brust.
thomas Neidert John S. Treweck,
John Il Otto, Walter +. Trcweek.
! MeSsrs. and Mcsdamcs:
Williams G. Hart, Edw. r. Cunning
| John Trcweck- ham.
Mrs. Grace Spargo,
Rev. and Mrs. Ray McCuskey.
"Fair" Days at tho Salvage Shop.
The Salvage Shop did u splendid bust
| ness yesterday under the dictatorship Of
Mrs. w. i. Lear. Numerous out Of town
fair visitors were at the shop, located
at Twenty-sccond and Main street. dur
| ing the morning and afternoon, and the
| stocks had been greatly decreased by the
| heavy sales al the closing hour. Mrs.
J. w. Bryan and Mrs. David White were
/ in charge Of the receiving station to-
| day. and both of these ladies will be
| found in charge during the balance OF
| the week. same being open during morn
| ing hours. The general chairman, Mrs
J. Dana TomlinSon, wishes to advise the
public that the calls are being answered
in us short time Us possible. but II
for any reason. any telephone call has
not been responded to. it Is entirely
unintcntional on the part OF the COM
mittcc, and the generous person Is
kindly requested to again telephone luU,
when a messenger will be only to g..lu
to call for the. donation. The Joseph
Graves store contributed large assort-
men to tho cause on Tuesday. which IN
cluded toys and miscellaneous articles.
praftees Honored.
Mr. and Mrs. r. &. Fettc very pleas
antly entertained Tuesday evening fer
MI. Lional AndrcaS and Mr.: Hurley
Wilmington. who leave in Il few days
for camp TO 80 into training. Dancing
and other amuscmcnts were INDUCED in
until a lAtr hour. when dainty lunch
con was served by the hostess To the
following:
Misses
Lotto Frtte Nellie Sturm
Rose TuSk"y liilda Frtto
Maud Cunoway Wilma Cunningham
Martha Shaw Eleanor Johns
lane Frtt" Cora Cnuuway
Vcstinn Spears
MrSsrS-
Hurley Whiting lrriu Fcttc
ton John English
Lionel Andreas iI"rrnun Muldrcw
Fred Muldrrw Ralph Sc!bcrt
Alfred Howard Harrison Hawkins
Lee Osbnurne Ross Cob
William CochraRn
McSsrS. and McsdamcS-
John Rad"r X. g. Fctte
z W. Hostess House Attracting AL.
After mcandCring Throughout IN"
length and breadth Of the big state fair,
now in progress, all must agree that
no more attractive nook throws out It's
! magnetic atiractiynnrSS than does the
little hostess house. which Is III" first
booth meeting ones gaz" upon entering
the exhibition hall AT the northern sec
ton. Hero you Ind the Adi"S in chars"
wearing the attractive uniform. which
is worn by tn" Y. w. G. 4. war work
crs Of France and England. and which
has been officially adopted by America.
ON this. city Day. at tho big festival.
| it is expected that the kith and kin ar
hundreds Of Wheeling lads. already