The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-23
FEW INTERESTS
AS WEEK OPENS
coMnduTTEES NAMED ON DETAILS
FOB D. A. r CONVENTION TO BE
HELD NEXT A0NTH.
Present weeE VIII SEQ Little Of Social
Nature with Fourth Liberty Loan
In The Foreground.

Plans arc now shaping into compile
ton for the state Convention OF the
Daughters Of the American Revolution,
tn b. held III this city October 10-ll. and
the various committees OF the HhcfllnS
Chapter arranging both the business ana
social sessions Of This gathering or the
states foremost D. a. r. arc emitting
no detail that will add to what Is antici-
patcd 10 be the most interesting conven-
ton in the record Of the organization.
West Virginia has ninetcc chapters
Of this national organization. each or
whicvh viii be represented by number
of delegates at the annual session
Thursday. October 10 and Friday. Octo-
bcr H. The delegates will arrive IN
, Wheeling Wednesday, evening. October
Q and will be met informally by members
OF tho local chapter. The opening bust
ness session will follow on Thursday
morning in the auditorium Of the Y. W.
c. A. The afternoon will he given over
to n similar session. while the evening
meeting will be 4 patriotic session, when
the principal feature will he speaker
. Of national rcputc, discnursing upon tho
present crisis Friday morning will
close the business sessions. but quite an
informal social programme is being
mapped out, "nlCn hllIlt les NihOOihNS
than would probably be the case. in less
strenuous times, nevertheless will be
productive Of innumerable pleasantries
or the visiting delegates. The following
committees have been named TO aid in
the entertainment of the guests:
Committee and program arranged:
McSiamcS-
John r. Garden Paul Q. Rcyman
| John II. Mcclure II. L. Trussell
Robert J. Reed
BadEcs- Mesdamcs-
I NJ O. BOND Albert Grafton
/ 6. T.. Flanagan. Jr.
i Observation-Disclosures
Misses
Kupha Hut Crimson Ella Enelebright
HotelS-McSdane-
rod =. Blanche Dunlevy s.
; C.. W. Kendall Roy g. Darby
| s. p. Christian ". f schuet,e
! G.. \ Bishop
! Social Committcc-Mesdamc,
Lucy 1<oring Milton John II. Mcclure
| F.. &. Howard Robert ]. Reed
! O. !. F'arr Zen I3xlcy
) pake Committce-Mcsdamos
i. \. Graham Carl u. Bachman
! Adelaide Shockcy Mary Norton
. Mary Clifford Gertrude Garden
.Automohilc comn,itt"HEMcsdames-
| 4. n. EnnBayer c. NJ. kctchum
| W. P. MeEra:l Paul o, Reyrnan
! IL l. TrusScE H. NJ. Kimberland
AID Socicty's Birthday.
! Friday evening. september 81. will BIZ
! the anniversary Of the organization al
| tho sixth division of the Pastors AID
, Society Of the Second United Presbyte.
! rian church. and in lifting celebration ui
!: this mnmentous event In tile life Of the
! very flcurishing society d. appropriate
J entertainment hns h"en arranged. with
: Mrs. John Il. Garden the chairman o!
! TN" party. y musical and literary pro-
| gram has been arranged. which will III,
| cIudc the best local talent. Another
! quite Interesting feature in connection
| with the evenings entertainment; will b.
| a. brief talk by one who has seen over.
! seas scrvic". and who will discuss srmC
! phase Of life "ovcr there, ind discourse
upon what is actually taking place II
! thH hie conflict.
/ Coffee and cake will be served through.
| out the evening, free Of charge. whilr
! the admission fee has been banned or
! n novel Scale: each person Attending
! hrinE requested 10 obtain n small SACK
! from member OF committee. or at iht
! door Of the church on evening Gf affair
! into which they are expected To place {;
! penny for each milestone they have
: passed III lifr's journey.
! Paper Day" Not Yet Co1uploted