The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-24
BANQUET FOR
WHEELING ~"
WAR WORKERS
xEN AND WOMEN WHO WORE TIL
Red TRIANGLE IN FRANCE A6-
LATE ExPERIENCES.
Association Directors Are Also Guests
1T Pleasant AFFAIR.

A, the Y. NJ. c. A. last night pleas
mt banquet was given in honor OF ~
"'Y" war workers in army camps ieaES
areas and ~" huts, both at nome ai.u
abroad. Tho Y. NJ c. A. board OF oirect
ors were also guests. and DR.. JHhh -"
pickey acted as postmaster. Inc 10,
lowing workers went out from "neei-
ing and served with great credit among
pur forces in this country ana ~
France: O. G.. Beans, NJ. II. BicKnrh'
Homer T. McGreEor. Rev. II. \. kiaal".
A A. Taylor. Miss Julia Fulton. Mss
Gertrude Garden. Miss Maria l.. aolll-
day, Miss Elizabeth Hugus. Rev. Aornrr
Cummins. Harry Guest. Fred W. Her.er'
Elmer G. Hoelzle. Charles F. Lynn NV
~ O, Teagarden. Rev. G.. |. wilson
Tho POSTMASTER paid a glowing teio-
u,n 10 the work OF the Y. NJ c. ~ pe"'
ME in the war, and especially compH-
nented the young ladies who voluntar'
Nv accepted a life or hardship for inc
sake OF doing whatever they cou'o W
alleviate in measure the suUetutS
among our soldiers. Prof. +. q. Hoci"''
and Miss Julia Fulton at the piano iU1
,tshed a number OF musical selections.
Rev. II. A. Riddle. ono OF IN" .'Vs' 70 ~
overseas in "Y" work: Miss julia Fu''
~ ubo was at one time attached 10
,be Lost Battalion: Miss Elizabeth tu-
gus, who served for time as oookris
agent for "" attractions ana s"lu'c'
shows in Paris. and Miss Gertrude Gar
den recited many OF their amusing ana
at times hazardous experiences "n'i'
engaged In overseas work. In each III,
stance the speakers sought TO prcse4.'
thc humorous side Of the rough Nie IN
a PARKWAY country and camounaSe TIC
hardships they suffered.
An Experience In Russia
o,bcre Who TOUGHER briefly on their
srnerIences were: NJ. H. Blckel. @. o.
Rcans. Rev. II. o. TeaEarden. Elmer
HoeIzie. F. NJ Walter. The address o.
Nr n w. Long was slightly different
from the rest. Mr. Long was \. Nj. -
4 worker who with his wife was III
Russia for a long period during 'h' Wa
He CAV, IN interesting account "' ~
rxpc-icu.vs there. He says the c"nu'
,irns .,rr. ,,,t nearly SO bad as they are
pjc,Ur,G e., mnw$papcrs puol'SH'H IN
III. e. r.',= Tie was in PctroErad ~
III. o.. go, hlr revolution ;h"r" an"
49,, g., &C.,. ; .,.. ;hc best 81 authority
,t.,, ... ...a Deaths occurred amonr:
tbs =. :,ai '''.
Eco, For Russia.
Pr, I..S IAN, J. Sdi,i. are t"rriolF IL
rtrratr and there - httl" hope OF ar
rn,;,..li,! NJ my great work or educa,!'H
nm, n he intensely >upcrStitiouS older
classes. Among tic younger SirIS ana
ooys. r,uch good can h. done. IN!
trust the Amer cans implicitly ana al
o,.sr IN learn and adopt our national
games. such as football. baseball anu
TolIey bail. In this evidenced on the
nart ~ the younger generation. Mr.:
Long sees hope FOR the future o:
Russia. Help for that great nation ~
.inco-niy believes. must come from the
United States.
The following were in attendance:
Misses Julia Fulton. Elizabeth Husus'
Gertrude Garden. Mesdames Bianche ~
Stecnrod. Arch y Taylor, NJ. II. blcNT,'
D, G. Beans. Elmer C. Hoclzlc. Rev. H.
= Teagarden. Rev. II. \. Riddle. r. NJ.
Waiter. H. w. Long. Dr. John l.. DicEy'
Andrew 8. Hare. ]. Elwood Hughes SIM
on =. Parker. Albert l.. Meyer T. W.
linn. Harry J.. Bond. Alfred raul Dr.
N NcNillcn. John c. Lynch. Otto
Sch"nk. Howard Hazlett. and y. T.
White.