The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
STUDENTS ARE GATHERING HOME
FOR HAPPY YULET TIDE SEASON
MANY PARTIES OF VARIED ma
TURE FOB HOME BOOMING
YOUNG POLK.
1913 Christmas Promises to be Happtest
Holiday Season In Fhrse Years.

Whccling's quota Of young people are
gathering from schools in all parts or
the country for the Christmas holidays
IA be spent at homo amidst the general
Joy and rejoicing OF the fuletide season.
which will be a happier and a gayer
a season. Last year the shadow OF war
hung over the country. and with all the
gallant boys of at camp. II service
overseas. or slowly but surely vending
their way home on transports. there
was small opportunity for gaiety or any
Kind. for girls no matter how hard they
may try or insist that II Is not neSceS-
~ary To their happiness TO have the boys
around. have a sad and solemn holloaS
season without them.
So this year they have come home oy
the dozens 70 brighten the hearts ana
gladden. the smiles OF those who have
served their premiership in the good
old school of book learning and gradu,
ared into the higher education OF real
life Everybody and everything Is IN
readiness for the coming OF these happy
boys and girls. Shops are their bright
est. homes their happiest and even Pa
Wheeling has himself all decked out IN
"a mantle Of snow. making himself so
beautiful that II IS hard 70 recognize
beautiful" could only linEer little
Longer. before the CRIME settles down
% give him 4 look Of half mourning
But Pa Wheeling does not have 70
dress I'D IN snowy hIN' 'hot'SSA ~
look good 10 his boys and girls. for they
have all been looking forward to this
season OF home coming and parties LOT
The pas; few weeks, longing for II hs
only those who are away from nome can
long for friends and loved ones.
And the parties that these young rolk
Will have: we'll. small chance TO think
about much else this time OF year Tor
Yuletide everywhere. such as we have
not had for a long time. Big parties.
little parties formal and informal mas
Queradcs. old fashioned charadees. moo
ern cabarets with dance thrown IN,
Ali will help 10 swell tn" nerriment.
gayety. and general hilarIty until II OUT
>-fIvals all those which have gone before.
- Among those who have come nome
are coming and plan i come. are:
Marie Rolf. who attends school a.
Ogontz, New York. ~
Eleanor Stewart. a pupil Of Devon
Manor. Devon. Pa. .,s.,r
Florence Maxwell. VINO IS alIeho'hs
Highland Hall. Philadelphia. W.,
Lee Anna Hubbard. Highland hail.
Philadelphia. e, Nan,
York. p-;, C,in,
Lsc Anna Hubbard. Hihland Hall.
philadelphia. ,, c-,,,oss
FI SiSnc EphIin, who has been a; a Bos-
''! Matrarct Barnard. Mount De Chan
tai. . >-,u, York
ITs,s C'arin West Virginia University.
NI Rerina Coleman. Mt. De Chantal.
Harriet Hannah. Wellesley college.
Curpnne Fcti", Worcester mass
Ts T1s" tpoWart Boston. Mass. .,.
I'LL, Holden. Virginia Nay. Marina
Eay Virginia Leech Mary Fairly ana
Enilie Frazier of Ohio Wesleyan. N
;or,o Waycrs, OF Ohio State University
Milton ,;utman. Marc Wolfe. George
Heller, Edward Armbruster, studcnts
Of Penn state who are Spe"oA"o '''
"' Bernard peitz. Charles PAUL. Howard
A,kins0n, Howard t'eherenoach: Ghas'
kaItenbach and George Stein. OF w. v
l.. ro At H 1agisT' Tun Noble and John
N' charles Allen. Earl Cory. william
Frazier and Hubert Howard. Ohio Yves
leyan. Delaware. ONO. ei,,,son
Oswald Laupp and Lawrence oil" p''''
oil R mS' R;i@y Melvin Helfrick. Charles
Friese. Georgetown University Wash
inS MaIcoi In Whitaker. St. Johns.
has, Milton. ST. Georges. Newport
NG RoSer ls' Reed. W. & J.. Washington.
Robert Rownd. Penn State
Tud Howard. Boston.
William Howard. Yale University.
Eugene .E,z. Wisconsin tnireTsity.
Charles ConiG. Georgetown IniFe'-
nv Washington. d. =. at,
Robert Frederick. D"nnison. ONO.
philip Sheridan. Hall OF The DIVINE
child. Monroe. Mich.
The following from MoundsVlte'
bavr returned for the holidays:
pauline McMillcn. Tensio McN men
rnbcrt McMurray. Frank Martin, mar
lid Young and Sam Boohcr OF west VIZ
Margaret Sigafoose. Marie Garvin
Iuclla Hlpkins. Ross Eonar: tIcyo
.,;nia Wesleyan.
Harry Duncan. Paul Wellman. Louis
.rimblin. John Robinson. ira Ransom
If Marietta College.
Wayne Mason and Arch Moore. oil
Harry Moore. Of Penn State.
Frank Peters, Q. s. u. Columbus.
Raymond Tough. Ohio Wesleyan
Dora Henderson. RaTllns college
Kentucky. -.