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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
MANY GRADUATE
DENTISTS TAKE
STATE EXAMINATION
Young Dentists Need Patients an"
Are Doing Demonstrating
work Free.

Examination OF 4 class Of th!rty.hFe
o-odrates of dental colleges VINO seek
licenses 10 practice in Yves FrslnIu
will no concluded hero tomorrow. NC
examination began yesterday 1ou"!
vork vii, be of n theoretical nature
TOMORROW practical work. such as pla'G
uorlr extracting and filling, Will "c
done. For this purpose, tho young W.
fists will need patients and chIldr'n anu
others whose teeth nocd attention g"
have tho work done free by the eA'"'-
ination class. 1,,,oa
bv tho state hoard Of dontal cN",,'.;'
rounoscd of DE- L. II. SmallrInS''
ChnrIos,n, president; DR.. r. NJ. Hitc
Warrington. secretary: DR.. I" G. I':
hover Tcrrc Alta: Or. D. {. Clark NJ
,.on,own The nominations ar" p"ihr
hold ar tho Mcclure hotel rari"rS.
; RI. following candidates for Incense
&, rractirc dentistry are taking the On
animation: w. ~.
Chas \. Drake. Newton. w Va
,nLr,w 7 Sh"p3". Brunswick. Va
Howard -. Wall. Batavia. O.
C,c,I NJ Jivrdrn Hartford. VA
1SinrrrJ y. Moors, Marlint"n. w: Va
Carl ". Vineyard. E""dv. W. "a.
Hiram J. Scott. Clarkshurg. W. va
Spcnrcr 4. Gillette. Huntington.
Coo. u. Mitchell. W"lch.
VIM. II. RclCh"r. keystone.
Davis L. EourEvin, TidIonia. Ia.
patrick J. McGuck"n. Charleston
Henry Clay Hill. Bancroft.
John l., Church. Hundred
Keith S'anl"y B!rd. Athens.
carl t. Smith. Pine Eank, Ia
Clark l.. Rusk. Warrington
Ralph r. I.ockhart. Clay.
rdw f. Mayors. Wheeling.
C,hos. 4. Holland. Little Falls.
IJ,rry W. Kennedy. Lost Crock.
N,crIvn Preston Adams. k"mpton.
11,r,d 7, Leonard. Williamstcwn.
Norman T.. Maxwell, Elkins'
Rcrnard !. Farrell. Jr.. Ciorksburg'
howard Lee Hurst. baltimore, Mo-
Roy A. Henson. Winfield.
Fed l. Baker Round Hill. va
CLYDE VI. Enock. Parkcrsoure E.
John Kcnna Skylcs. Ruthir"Se,
Reuben \. Walter. C1aring1on' W
I. 4. Ryan. Piedmont.
Duan Il. Kcaton. Hinton.
Michael John MCAndr"w. NIa'hSou'
Fletcher II. Fast H"rold.
Oorscr T. Gains. NilsonburG.
,'lydn T. Salmons P"nall 'aicS' ny"
VIM. p. PcdiGo. Blueh"ld.
Evcrrt, l.. Morris. Cine. nnat ..
John G. Nelson. lndCp"nd"n'e'
] Leroy Win!on. Huntington.
Gaycn NJ. Powers, Thurmond.
t-,cmmcr ". Peck. Hinton.
John '1.cary Luke, Md.
Vance &. Wells Wheeling.
Gregory Il. B"ddow Mannnc'on'
Wardcr 4. Hall. Baltimore. Md.
Chas, NJ. Malcolm, Charleston.
Thad + Kauff"r. R"nc"v"ri".
! Eirrbi, F. TalkinGton. Folsom.
! Anastasiaf VI. Manitas. St"nh' hF'lle'
: t;uy I. tIildrcth. Mckee. NE.
YIN paws Morgan. M"rEautown
Rulford Wclzhocks (col"r"dl. Nh"el-
! ing. n r,,,,,
! Albert &. Willis (color"d)' BoStop'
Mass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
ST. ALPHONSUS
Annual Commencement Exercises Hold
Yegterday-Seven Graduate

The annual graduation exercises OF
the parochial school connected with ST.
Alphonsus' church took place this morn
ing.
A solemn high mass was offered by
Father Eugene. o. NJ. Cap. assisted by
Father Anscar and Father Florence. The
sermon delivered to the graduates was
a mastrrful one given by Father Eugene.
Graduating honors were conferred By
Father Eugene upon the following young
ladies':
Misses Stella F. Marker. Esther Kit
son. Regina NJ. Hughes. Mary T. Err
bachcr. Alma v. Paul. Bertha r. Storch,
Dorothy Kolodzijcyk-
Special speed and accuracy certificates
made by the Underwood company for
contestants in typewriting were award
cd for forty or more words minute In
ten minute contest. Those who re-
cc,ved certificates were: Misses Stella F.
Marker. Clara Kress, Mary Erbacher.
Dorothy KolodIidcyk. Alma V. Paul.
Esther Kitson OF the graduating class.
and also ono to Miss Helen Albert of the
1870 class
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An Instantaneous
Wrinkle Remover

prIscd 10 learn, nftrr experimenting with
nil sorts Of patent so-callcd wrinkle
rcmovcrs' that tn" most effective rem
cdy In tho world Is IL simple faco wash
which shc can mako herself at home in
jiffy.
Sho has only - set m ounce Of pure
powdered saxnl!t" from her nearest
druggist md dISSulv" II IN half n pin, Of
witch hazel. Apply this refreshing sulu-
ton TO tho face every day for II whiIr.
Tho result IL charming Ev"n
after tho very first treatment III" wrin-
klsS show less plainly aud tho facr has
q nice, finn, comfort bio feeling That Is
thoroughly delightful and lends self
confidence IN ones appearance. This
harmless homo remedy - used by thou
sands Of women To ohlitcrate the un-
wholesome traces OF time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
LARGE AUDIENCE
HEARD MUSICIANS
Famous Russian Artists Heard By
Larger Audience Last Night Than
at First Performance.

Tho concert given under the auspices
Of tn" q. A. l.. last night. with the
stars who scored Il decided success be-
fore Eood-siZcd audiences both Tues
day and Monday nights. featuring Mr..
Uya Schk"lnik M Goodwin Wilmot and
MISS ImQEcnc P"ay. attracted n larger
audience last night than on the occasion
OF the first crfurmancc.
The program was exceedingly int"rCs-
ing and we'll rendered. Mr.. Schkolnik
was very fine in several numbers which
he played and particlarly cXcellcd in his
Interpretation The Devils Trill." and
GYPSY Airs by Sarasatc.
Miss Pcay. as nm Interpreter Of Cho-
min ranks high and MT Wilmot Good.
wins singing of "Invictus' was soul
stirring. indeed.
Following is the program:
WhinS Observation-Disclosures. Schumann
Miss ImoGcne Peay
Love Lead to Battle.
Lullaby ..........'-...... hran'''S
The IIous.
Mr. W-ilmot Goodwin.
Sunata-'Thc Devils Trill. .Tartinl
l>arGh"tto
Allegro cncrgico
Grave
Allegro assa!.
Ilya Schkolnik
Aria .-............. .......... otleC'tu
Constance Alexandra
End RallcE in F..........--..... Ch"p'n
Etudc .........,....' '.'''''''' ''"P''
Walls" Op. - III \ Flat.........' CHOPIN
Im"Gcn Pray.
coro,o, 4, ,mor... Gr"Gor Skolnik
.I,I Chos>c' ...........CartIcr-Krislcr
Caprice Virnn"is .............. kr"lSicr
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Y, NJ. C. A. NOTES

Tho swimming campaign ie going On
succcssfullv at the Y. NJ. {. ~ largo
Number Of hoy. i.rn IN m" pool on " III
day. Wednesday and Friday mornings
from o'clock until noon. They are
divided into three groups and each group
has n different time for instruction by
PHYSICAL Director Miller. In III" even
Incs the mon have tho use or the p""I
and large number arc taking advan-
taCc Of tho instruction.
The Junior members Of the nssoc'n-
ton hav" gymnasium class and SWIM
on Tuesday. Thursday and saturday
mornings. The senior classes are con-
tinucd during tho warm weather with
interest.
Yesterday afternoon tho Juniors were
given an entertainment Of moving pic
turcs IN tho hall. They will he gwen
another on Thursday afternoon. The
boys secretary and physical director
nrc making preparations for tho sum-
rncr camp.
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Expected Homo Soon

Another W-arwood lad. hero veteran
Of tho World War. is being expected 10
return home within tho near future. that
soldier being Private Hubert Starr. well
known young man OF Glcnn's Run. Starr
WAS an athlete before entering the serV-
icc Of his country and his return will be
welcomed by his former fellow ball
PLAYERS and hundreds Of other friends.
He enlisted soon after the outbreak OF
the war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
Soldiers Given Dragged
Cigarettes and Whiskey

NEW YORK, June 24-DrugGcd cigar
ct;os and whiskey are being used "a
make soldiers easy prey Of thieves. Lieu
tenant John NJ. F1nnerty Of the provost
guard declared yesterday. He said thor"
had boon several recent cases OF men in
Uniform found unconscious in Railways.
r"hhcd Of their valuablcs. and that all
told Of having been knocked out by
druggcd cigarettes or liquor.
Finncrty said woman who had hcon
practising this game was arrested some
time ago, but others apparently have
adopted her methods.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
RECRUITS WANTED
FOR SERVICE ON
MEXICAN BORDER

Recruits for service on IN" Mexican
border will nc accepted al tho army re-
crui,,nr station here. S"rEt Bruce
Rorkcr SAID last evening that they would
accent m,n for requirements III troops
nlonc the Mexican border in I'll" future.
Many young mon Of tho red blood type
will grasp at this opportunity for
sI,irmIsh with some Of the Greascrs.
Major Finley. head Of tn" army re-
cruitIng in W"st Virginia. was Il, the
locaI Office last cv, hing and accepted
.cycral recruits for the various branches
Of the service.
-B1-Y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Picnics Numerous.

Picnics are numerous in Warwood and
the surrounding country, each Sunday
seeing groups OF happy families and
crowds Of young MN and women enjoy
ing the day in the great out OF doors.
Last Sunday not less than eight auto
trucks loaded TO the edge with men and
women. passed through town. going out
either to Glcns Run or up the river fur
thcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25

The four Roy Scouts Of Warwood who
received medals IN the recent victory
loan drive will receive their reward next
Friday evening ri mass meeting or
the Scouts to be hold. Tho four boys
were Elmer Miller. Howard Hood. Rob
'crt Ov"rlcy and Earl Wright. all ~
Troor 10 Of tho Methodist church. TIL"
troop also rccriv. German helmet for
their work in the drive.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John RAIDER OF Center
Warwood lcft yesterday IN their car
for Pittsburgh. wh-rc they will attend
tho wedding Of Mss Katherine Bcllwood
Of tnat city. n relative Of Mr.. and Mrs.
RAIDER.
Mer. Joss Cooper who has been scr
iously II NJ her home in South War
wood. is improving
Several local mon wcr" attending the
meeting Of dentists held yesterday In
Wheeling
r A. Maxwell Of Eighteenth street.
has sold his Maxwell machine and pur-
chased n Paige.
Joe Kinney. who has been seriously i'll
at his home on Warwood avenue is i'm
proving.
Mrs. Ray Mitchell and daughters Miss
Clara and Julia Of Proctor. are visiting
local friends.
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". W. Club Meets.

a busy meeting Of tn" W. w. Club Is
BEN Ganticipatcd by tho members. the
meeting to be held at the home Of Miss
Ethel DAVIS tomorrow evening. re-
port OF the recent lawn party will be
made and a plan for n hay ride in the
near future will be discussed. The m:m-
bers have been very busy within tho
past few weeks and are planning busy
summer filled with social functions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
Country Club.

The cool brcczes OF last evening were
greatly enjoyed by tho people who mo
torcd 70 tho over popular Country Cluo
for dinner last night. Although the only
large party was composed Of tn" mem
bcrs Of the West Virginia Bar Assoclh-
ton there w"r" quit" rev small nj
fairs Mr.. and Mrs. William StItei en-
tertaincd n party OF six.
Mcssrs. VIII Stone. W. f. Rownd. Don
harrison and DR. Fulton formed con-
genial gathering OF business men.
Mr. 4. 4. wilson. W. =. Wilson AND
Mr., D. Hazlctt dined together
Mr. and Mrs. Singleton PAUL and MAI.
and Mrs. Holloway enjoyed the delicious
dinner.
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reeon4ion for Bride and Groom.

Last evening at the home Of tho
groom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. +.
Wavmcn. OF Bethel. publ" reception
was held for Eugene Wayman and MS
bride who have just returned from az
extended eastern Wedding trip. ABOUT
$50 people called during tho evening ana
congratulated the happy couple. Later
an enjoyable social evening was spCn.
and elaborate refreshments were served.
Ms Wayman will Sc remembered as
Mics Mabel Rcnnard. Of Wheeling. Mr.,
and Mrs. Wayman will take UP their
residence at bethlehem in the near fu-
turc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
oxRMAN FOOD RIOTS

BERLIN. Monday. June @3-(By The
Associated Prcss)-Police and soldiers
who interviewed IN food riots In the
northern suburbs Of Berlin today ex'
changed shots with nobs OF mon and
women but there were no caSua ties. a
number Of shops were plundcred.
Reports from Mannheim say that elev-
en- persons were killed and 81 wounded
during the noting there Sunday. Two
hundred persons were arrested.
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Lawn Fete Tonight.

The members "f the Ladies' Social
Club Of the Corpus Christi will give
lawn frtc on The lawn Of tho church to-
night and tomorrow evening. The COM
mittcr IN charge has left nothing I'M
done 10 mako the affair a huge success
and they are making preparations to
handl" big crowd. All kinds OF can
dies. cakes and nccdlcwork will be sold.
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-foliuu Society.

Miss Daisy RuHhl will entertain the
members Of IN" TrifolIum society or IN"
FIRST English Lutheran church Ftlud!
evening az her HON" in Fulton. n pr'et
business session will occupy 'he ms.
part 81 IN" evening and ia'er SoV SOU.
ti,,o will bc enjoyed and refreshma!' IS
viii he served All the members are
urged TO attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
BANK RoBBED.

DETROIT, June 24.-Four men armed
with rcvolvcrs shortly before noon to-
dav entered the River Rouge bank in
the suburbs Of river Rouge. held up the
cashier and another employee and es-
capped with $1,000 in cash :
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Goes Rack To school.

Tho many fri:nds OF Miss Edna H"iz-
Ter, Of South WarwoOd ar" wishing hcr
the best rf success now that she mas
gone T. Morgantown where sh" VIII
study in tho summer school. Miss li"iz-
lcr l:rt Sunday for tho University and
Will be gon" all summer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-25
Missionary Society Meeting

The executive committee OF the Ires-
byterian Missionary society Will hoiu
meeting in the auditorium OF the loun6
Women's CHRISTIAN association Thurs-
day morning at 1880 o'clock
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Ia ImproytnP,

II was announced AT IN" HON" or MI
and Mrs. John P-tro IN South Warwood
last evening that tho condition "f Their
son William. who suffered Il fractured
arm Monday afternoon Will" playing
near H.. home was improved and a rapid
recovery is being expected.
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Met Last Evening.

4 busy meeting OF tho members of IN"
Rran Rihl" class Of the Warwood Meth
odist church was hid last evening at
tho home nr Mrs. DcBo!t on sixteenth
strc.t Much business WAS discussed
and there was good attendance.
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Tho Busy Brc Circle Of Center War
wood will be entertained at IN: HON" NJ
Mrs Fred Quill this afternoon at her
homo on sixteenth street TIL" usual d.
versions Will ho enjoyed and luncheon
will be served at five
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Healy-Specht wedding

An Interesting Wedding will hc col
emnized this morning At . o'clock In ~"
81. Johns church. when Miss Mcrkl"
Sp-cht. only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
wood will become tho bride of Mr.. Al
bert G Iealy. OF BogE~ Run. Thu core
rnony will ne performed by Rev, J. NJ.
Schonen, who will offer the hlSh mass
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The members "f tho Warw ond 4. c.
bail team Will give n lawn '"i" on the
RirhIand grounds mkt Saturc ny even
ing and tho affair promises 10 be huge
success The committee in charge has
completed all arrangements and a good
time is assured NIL.
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Vanity Fair Tw1g.

Mrs. Walter David VIII entertain the
members Of the Vanity FAIR twlg. "t
which she IS member. at luncheon
Thursday AZ hcr home IN Stcubcnvlile.
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o. X. EQUAL SUFFRAGE.

lIhRKISRTRG. IA. June 2i.-Pcnn-
svlvnu.u today became tho seventh
stato - ra,!fy tho federal woman SUI
fragr amendment. The house or repro
s~rtnrivcs adopted a resolution rntify-
iru tho amendment by 1873 TO a.. The
srnaie adnrtod Il last wcnk 50 to 6.
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Old Stone Hou5e.

Tho old Stone House at RoneYs point
continues to draw many city people 10
enjoy tho splendid dinners served every
Gav Last night was no exception de-
spite tho cooin"ss OF the evening and
tho following entertained:
Mrs Edward Hasl";t and party or 5.
! J. Crn'ff and party OF 4.
Mrs. L.. \ HIldr"th and party OF ).
Mrs G. Terry and party OF ..
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rnmnr4h n.aarna pinuar.

The members Of tho Epworth League
Of the North street VI. F.. church are
planning very interesting event whlch
will take place Thursday evening. Ine
young people will journey 70 "ayman ,
Inn NJ Bethel whore they will partake Of
a delicious dinner Of chicken and way
fies Later Il social time will be enjoyed
by tho m:rry gathering.
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crttendsu Home.

The last meeting Of the season OF the
board 4 directors Of the tlorcnc" tF!-
tcndcn home at Elm Grove was held
Nondsy. Meetings will be resumed in
October.
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Stone House. Roncy's Point Tea Room
and Antique Shop. Chicken and Waf-
fel or Ham Egg and corn Oak" dinners
TO order Telephone 1888 Elm Grove.
FRANK EHRHART. Prop.
my-z6-1mo
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Miscellaneous Shower.

Tho mcmh,rS of the Sewing BE" OF
81. paul's church w"r" "nt"rtun'H III
tho homo Of Mrs. Horny h""ki"r, re-
cent bride. ia.t night. This aHa'r Wis
IN ,hc nature Of miscellaneous show
OF. and many useful and aitracilN" tlitS
wcre received by tn" hostess. Music
and Games further added 10 the enjoy
mont of the evening and at a late hour
n tempting luncheon was served.
Tho following were in attendance:
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Sister Dominick. superintendent OF
the wheeling hospital and Sister Mary
Agnes, superintendent of the ST. MaryS
Hospital at ClarkSburG. are In chicago
attending the annual meeting or the
Catholic Hospital Association.
Rabbi a. II. Silver has returned to
Cleveland after spending a day in the
city.
Captain Joseph n Reass is on down
state business trip.
Miss Iru,a Nass !s spending a week
with Pittsburgh friends
Miss Hannah OrenStein Is visiting
relatives in New York city.
II. c. Underwood IS visiting at
Charleston. W. Va. for few days.
DR.. B. F.. Harrison. Of Cottagcvillc
Jackson county, w. Va. after spending
several days with his daughter. Mrs. J.
II Ferguson at Shcrrard, returned home
Miss Eta Roberts. public librarian. &c
spending the week at Asbury Park. y. j.,
attending the convention Of National LII
brarians. which is being held there.
ChnpIine street, Miss Nancy Hare. Of
| Twentieth street, and Miss E!lzabcth
Linsz. will leave tomorrow evening TOT
New York. from which point they will
go to 1t boT Wa sct Ma! Mass girls lamp
They will be gone about two weeks.
MIR. and Mrs Fred killmcycr and
young son arc leaving this week for
months tour Of eastern points. spending
some time In Atlantic City.
Mr. and MrB. w. II. MctZncr. accom-
panied by their daughter, Miss Sara
Metzner and son William. will motor to
Ithaca. New York next week where Miss
Netzner and her brother Will remain to
enter Corner summer school.
Rev. J. l.. Strider is spending a few
DAYS In the southern part of the state.
Mrs T G. Burke will return today
from an extended trip in the east. where
she has been attending a meeting OF tho
National Associated Charities.
lame, the small daughter OF Mrs. Ben
Stanton. has been confined 10 her home
with a serious illness for the past few
days
first Of the month for an extended wcs-
tern trip.
]. c. Dent, Of Woodlawn. and Charles
T TIcinlein. Of Bridgeport. are spending
few weeks at W. T. Grafnm'S camp
at Mcddykcmps. Maine. motoring over
with Mr.. Graham in his car from New
York.
John Authors. Of Monesscn. Pa, was
in the city yesterday and paid a visit to
Lieut.. Paul WinEertcr and Desk Scrg-
cant Lovey Mcighen at police h"adQuar-
Mrs F. J. I-arkin and children. OF
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, arc tho guests Of her
father. MIR. VI. J. McFadden. md aunt
Miss Margaret Larkin. They will leave
for their home in about ten days.
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MERRY DANCING
PARTY ENJOYED
BY YOUNG FOLK
CHARLES EUrcEIHS ENTERTAINED
4 HUBER OF FRIENDS LAST
MIGHT WITH AN HFOR-
NAL DANCE
Numerous Weddings OF Local Interest
Are Being Announced
Daily.

The cooling hrcezrS OF last evening
were conducive 10 great pleasure for IN"
merry gathering Of young people VIII"
assembled AZ the homo 81 Mr.. Charles
HutchinS. IN WoodSdalc. to enjoy an IN
formal dancing party. The HutchinS
home on Orchard street. was in te5tlH"
attire for tho occasion with many
multi-coIorcd Japanc~" lanterns Of var
ious shapes and sizes adjoining the
porch. The summer frOCks Of III" ladies
were about as flowers Of the field for
variety and beauty and with nm added
adornment CT frather"d fan or beautiful
bouquet IN" charming and graceful
ladies presented a seen" Of real BEAUTY.
The Pace Accordion orchestra FUR
niShed an Irresistible program Of tn"
latest dance music and at late hour
, elaborate refreshments were served.
The following young folk enjoyed TINS
delightful affair
Misses:
Mary Won Baycr, Eleanor Stewart.
Dorothy Won Bayer, Marian wallace
Elsie Lee Storer. Nina Jasper.
Frances Wood Dorothy Gilleland.
T.ouise Harper, Elizabeth Hubbard.
Nina Lunn. Of Wash Florence Maxwell.
ington. D. c. Ice Aanna huooaru'
Catherine Wilson. Margaret Bernard,
Mary Bcattie. Minnie Milton.
Mary Wilson, Margaret Irwin.
McSsrs:
Benson Jackson. Albert Whitaker,
Paul Reattie. Ice SpillcrS.
Herbert Olmstead. Hugo Wore,
Melvin Hclfrich,, Frank WatCrhousc. ,
Charles Frecse. Billy Truschcl.
, Newton Nichols. Donald Brano'
Clarke Fulton. charles raul.
Campbell Palmer. r. III. BROWNE Jr'
Andrrv Mcclure, Bill Howard.
lanes Stewart: Charles Milton.
: Rob whitaker Bob Reed.
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About People
Movements of individuals to and
From the City.
AT THE HOTELS.

McC1urc-O. J. Wilkinson. Charleston;
W. r. Fashoe. ParkcrShurc. ii. ;. DRAKE
ParkershurE: J. r Englc. Grafton: J.
Judge. Grafton: s. G. Allen. Clarksburg
s. G. Burdettc, Huntington: G. y. Casio
Charleston.
Grand Ccntral.-Mr. and Mrs. W. ;
Hilc. Williamson: w. c. Daniels. ALL
ancc, Ohio.
Windsor.-A. F. Wilmorth, Elklns; w
II Smith, st. Marys; r. IL. Hcsc. Cam
cron; w. r Van Ness. ClarkSourE; Er-
nest Hutton. Fairnlont: w. +. Bowman
Huntington
Stamm.-Mr. and Mrs. +. T. Riddl>
Fairmont; Mrs. +. S. Lowe. Cameron
S. 0. Armstrong, West Alexander Ia
f.. l.. Kinscy. Alliance. Ohio; J. II. Fer
dine. Hundred: Mr. and Mrs. H. b.
either. ManninGton.
Rogcrs.-M- L. Bleaschcn. Steuben'
Vile, Ohio.
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