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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-12-18
Orrin j. Dickey has been appointed as

Orrin j. Dlckey has been appointed an
special mail clerk for the HOLIDAYS for
the Belfast thurman run of the Maine
Central Railroad.
The Christmas tree at the Girls Home
is provided this year by the Christian
Endeavor Society of the Baptist church.
1t will be held at O'Clock Christmas af-
ternoon and a program will be given
telegram was received Wednesday
morning by Belfast relatives announcing
the death of Mrs. Minnie Tolman Clarke.
formerly of this city, who passed away
Tuesday at the home of her brother.
Scott Tolman of South Boston. She was
about 90 years old
NORTH BELFAST. Rev. Norman
Mchinnon of Franklin, n, H., whose
death was announced last week, served
as pastor of the Congregational church
in this village during the summer Of 1896.
He was greatly beloved by the people
here for his consecrated work and earn
CSl preaching. MANY OIL lue OluSI resi-
dents will remember him with tenderness
and respect. This community was sad
dened upon learning of the death Monday
of Mrs. James Roberts of ThomaSton.
She was long a resident of this village
where she had many friends, Her re-
mains are to be brought here for burial.
An obituary notice will appear later....
School closes Friday and the teacher,
Mrs. Horace Wentworth, is planning TO
give an entertainment by the pupils IN
the church vestry, Friday night, to raise
funds to buy a Victrola for the school.
Supper will be furnished by the Ladies
Aid Society Admission, 10 cents. Sup
per for adults, 25 cents, children, Is
cents.N. S. Donahue, County Agent,
delivered a helpful address to the far
mers of the community last Saturday
evening in the rooms of Chemical No. l.
Rev Harry Daniels of Caribou arrived
Tuesday. His mother, Mrs, A s. Dan
! iels, is to return with him to Caribou
where she will spend the winter. Mrs
Marthon Doah is spending the week
with friends and relatives in Augusta
J and SkoWhegan.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-12-18
The News of Belfast
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. /

Henry o. Trundy. Belfast, and Daniel
H.ggins, Morrill,, advertise Ideal Maine
R3nces direct from the foundry.
H. II. Hutchinson, Brooks, advertises
The Genuine Round Oak stove for wood,
The Colonial Theatre publishes picture
7r0gram for the week.
The tax collectors of the city of Belfast
and towns of Monroe Stockton Springs
and Islesboro advertise unpaid taxes of
resident owners.
The Dinsmore Store advertise their
r- eproof Hose and Saint Mic Rubber
boots for Christmas.
red D. Jones suggests an Edison for
.a-.stmas and offers special terms; and
ais. large line of Christmas goods.
he Waldo Trust Co. advertises their
-stmas Club and gives plan of pay
rs9r, also trustees elected at annual
eeting.
NJ. and Walter B. Dutch offer Christ
is trees for sale.
c. Garland, Old Town, wants coon
.ttens.
EiIbert S. York publishes a caution
Hce.
tle Central Maine Power Co. publishes
lristmas adv and also offers for sale
some preferred stock.
ert L. Davis publishes Christmas
The Windsor Hotel wants table and
hen girls.
ne Davis Sample Shop makes sugges-
ms for Christmas.
utch Bros advertise all the goodies
led for the Christmas dinner.
zee adv. of baby wanted to board.
~=arsport National Bank gives notice
anual meeting.
aarles R. Coombs wants pressed
~,
ohm Mclaughlin offers II horses for
read Garage & Machine 20, have Py-
for your radiator and other things tor
federal System of Bakeries gives no.
of opening next Saturday.
Mr.. George Miller, who has been Sc
a.sly i'll with blood poisoning in his
-e. is gaining rapidly and is now able
be up and dressed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04

OF liquidation and taxation on our new
addition millions of dollars yet 10 be
provided for Greater Whccllnss I'M
provemcntS? If not. should the seventh
ward voters and property owners vote
in favor Of either issue when II costs
in toll So or more per family per amum'
and business men whose plants are IN
the Seventh ward must pay in n year
several hundred dollars toll? Why Shnulu
they vote in favor OF such an unjust bur
den? Why did the city manager state
in his interviewing through tho press
that a portion Of the bond issue was TO
! buy one or both bridges, but in drafting
Of the bond purposes no provision Is
made for free trafric to and from inc
Seventh ward? Let the merchants OF
the city who have to pay toll to deliver
their merchandise to their patrons IN
, the Seventh ward. and voters in the
! Seventh ward who nave 10 pay toll on
, every occasion to tho city. go to work
! and defeat every bond issue and the
| Greater Wheeling with it's millions for
| improvements until free access and an
! neNation Of the Seventh ward and bal
! ance Of political power is recognized and
! made n part of the city Is assured, and
; until then will justice ba farce?
QUESTION THIRp-If s4O.S35 is for
the purpose Of q new water main. what
| kind Of lead pipe cinch" would the
Seventh ward have Ior the much needed
! water power TO run washing machlne
| per the needed retaining sanitation OF
| the healthtest and growing ward dis
| annexed from the city proper?
: QUESTION FOURTIi--If s107.lo@ Is
! to be spent for sewerage. il would take
! all Of that sum to give proper drainage
! for tho Easements OF many residences in
| the Seventh ward. which is now impoS:
| sible on account OF no sewerage. And
| 10 do away with our outhouses now in
| use against the law for some reason
and because tho Island is only suburb
! Of Wheeling and has been such evc'
| since Wheeling was incorporated as q
village?
Much moro could he said. but this Is
/ enough to defeat a false issue for intend
| ed misuse of bond money.
7 J. N. ADKINS, Sr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
WARWOOD BOYS
To Be HONORED
e4HERAn, conrnd1rrEE IN CHA6A
OF ARRANGEMENTS HOLD
IMPORTANT SESSION.
Every Soldier Will Be nvtted-oo"' -
Uniform or without Is rne
slogan.

An Interesting meeting OF the General
cor,r,i,tcs in charge OF the soldiers ana
sailors supper TO be held at the h's'
School building at Warwood met i'S'
evening and much interest was S'0" y,
The lads who served on lNnd or sea wiz
BE- given n great reception ana Goou ''"''
The boys will receive personal invita-
lions and also word through the press
Il Is understood that more than one nun
dred will avail themselves OF the oppoF-
tunity.
The complete COMMITTEES OF arrange
ments for the chicken supper LOT inc
warwood soldiers follows:
For Supper-Mrs. Il. II. Mcclure cnSil
man Mrs. Harry Kennedy. vice chairman
These ladies' will be In complete charge
OF preparing and serving the supper
They will appoint all assistants.
Financc-R. II. Mcclure. chairman HIS
assistants or the men who Will get the
dough are r. ]. McCracken. S. b. Fors-
ter. warwood avenue. North Warwood;
John Wiles, Chas. ]. Buzzard. vance
avenue; 4. c.. Reister. w. w. Kemp
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-siSth streets
and Hazlctt avenue: Pearl Fteroaugh'
Chas. Marsh. Earl Spargo. Twenty-frst
street: John McGhee. Carl Neumann.
John Mitchell, twentieth street: George
Voellinger, T. P. Kindeloerger. George
kindelberger, DR.. w. B. Mckee. Walter
Holmes, David Evans, Earl Wilkerson.
warwood avenue center: Albert Lash.
rhas. welshans, Mr.. Warfield. W. A.
Coffey, South Warwood avenue and
Wheeling avenue: Frank Pttsch. II. 4
Rodgers. z. P. Rodgers, Richland ave-
nue. and Ohio avenue: Mr.. Shia, Frank
Lubbock, Richland: John Murphy. w. +
Rartels, W. P. Jones. Nineteenth street:
Harry F.. Shearing. Harry Smith. c. 3.
Hoover. Eighteenth street; o. ]. Valen-
tine, Russell Gates, Burns Murray. Sew
erteenth street; J. H. Montgomery. Hans
DelbrugEe, ]. 5. Johnston. Sixteenth
street: c. W. Kendall. Dawson Bonar,
George zeidler. Nickerson, Campoeii
Savage. Saml. Williams, Jesse Bloch.
William waddell. John Stenger. William
Schultz. II. c. Mccullough. Richland Dis
trict.
II. G. Mitchell, Chairman instrumental
music: Miss Epstein. chairman vocal
music. T.. c. Strinbccker. General Chair
man Music Committee.
Banquet program in charge or IRE
mems patriotic committee.
Time Of supper for soldiers. p M
Armistice Day. Tuesday. Nov. 18th.
Place. social room OF the Warwood
Lutheran church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
COMMUNICATION

The bond issue and some Of its fai-
lacicus receptions: .
QUESTION FIRST-1f sS52,IoS as 20
be spent for street paving that Is.
onc-third Of the amount the city spenos
then does it fall to the lot or properly
owners on each side OF the street 10 pay
thc other two-thirds, which is the sum
Of s1.7O5.506. the property owners vote
for for ignorantly or innocently?
QUESTION SECONl-lt Warw3ou'
Film Grove, Patterson. Pleasant Valley.
Edgwood. Leathcrwood. Woodsdalc ana
Fulton with two free bridGes) all are
given free access to the city. as. well as
north and south Of the creek two free
bridges. Main and Market streets. cost
ing several hundred thousand dollars
then when Greater Wheeling Is an os-
tablishcd fact. why make another issue
Of several million dollars to annex one
seventh (the Seventh ward) Of the city
profit by buying an old bridge or con
structing a new one and giving them
free access to any ward in Greater
Wheeling. thereby throwing the burden
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
CORRUGAT|NG
MEN WILL CD
BACK To WORK

The first development OF Importance
locally. in the steel strike came last
night when the employees Of tho Martins
Ferry corrugating plant OF the Whitaker
Glessncr Co. voted TO return to work;
The men ere to receive recognition anu
viii 90 hack 20 work under the scale
prescnted by tho sheet metal workers
union Of America. of which their union
is part. This wage will be an advance
over the wages that they received when
they walked out eight weeks as Ihe%
This announcement came last night
from the Martins Ferry strikers. Just
when the rrcn will return TO the mill IS
not vet known due to the unsettled con-
ditIon Of affairs in the coal SITUATION
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
Brand New Way to
Remove Hairy Growths
ACTUALLY Removes Roots and All)

The vcXcd question OF how to com
plctely Danish supcrtiuous hair has oeen
solved Mt last! BY means OF the new
phclactinc process. tho hairs entire,
roots and all, come out before your very
cycs--.casily. harmlcGs!y, quick as q
wink" II is so different from the depil-
ntory. electrical and shaving methods
you simply must try it TO fully appre-
Ciatr its remarkable advantages.
rhclactinc is perfectly odorlcss, non,
Irritating non-poiSonous-a child could
cat 1t without the least injury, II
leaves the skin so soft. smooth and hair
less, no one could tell you ever had q
nuustache or other hairy growth. III
YOU will procure stick OF phelactine
from your druggist and follow the
simple instructions, you will certainly
be astonished and delighted with the
result.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
Intcresfing wedding.

Tho marriage or MISS Lmma Hay
Humphry and MI. Wesley ~. kcttlcr
will be solcmniZcd on Saturday even
ing, November 10Th. at o'clock. in tho
parsonage of the Vance Memorial church
at Woodsdale. There will be no attend
ants, and Rev. James McaSc Porter will
perform the ceremony.
The bride will wear Il suit of rirn
tan with all accessories in Il correspond
ing shade OF brown. She will carry
brides roses. The happy couple will
immediately take up their residence in
newly furnished home at No. 6lp
National Road.
The bride-elcct Is tho daughter OF
Mrs. Lorcna Humphry, of Fulton. and
Mr.. kcttlcr is the son OF Mr. and Mrs
William kcttler. Of Elm Grove. He is
employed at the CorruEat!ng plant or
the Wihtakrc-GlcsSncr company. They
have the best wishes of host or
friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
Ethel Clavton's
Beautiful Complexion

That splendid actress now appearing
under the Paramount banner is famous
for her beautiful complexion. She at
tributes her wonderful skin to the use
Of a simple toilet article called Derwiilo.
There is nothing like it for tan. frecklcs,
shiny nose. sallow. dark rough skin.
IL takes the place Of face powder. stays
on better, as perspirat!on does not AZ
feet II. and 1t instantly beauties the
complexion. one application proves II.
II YOU want a nice lily-white skin with
rosy checks. get bottle Of Derwilio
today: you Will be delighted. Derwillo
Ia sold at all up-to-date toilet counters:
Be sure to read large announcement or
Miss C1aytons soon to appear in this
paper. 1t tells how to Instantly have a
beautiful complexion and soft white.
.vclvety skin everyone Just loves to
touch"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
RATE COMMITTEES
HOLD MEETINGS

Much discussion prevailed at the
nrrtine Of the city council committee
on TELEPHONE and gas. held last evening
in the council chambers at the City Hal az
The committees will meet win INC
Public Service Commission or Cnaries-
ton within the near future.
test against the higher rates OF telc-
phone and gas. and will put forth all et-
forts to keep the prices of each at their
present standard. All arrangements and
plans for the fight against higher PRICES
we're made at the meeting tonight.
The committee on gas rates is con-
sisted Of: Mayor Thoner, City Manager
Erhlin. fancy, Thompson and Nolte.
The telephone committee Is: Mayor
Thoner: City Manager Ephlin. Tane9'
Solts and Morgan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04

The graduate nurses of III" OHIO val
ley general hospital will entertain wi'h
n jolly masquerade party on FridaE rS-
cninG. The large dining room VIII DC
tho scene Of this delightful affair. and
elaborate decorations will be- arranged
by the committee. Dancing will be the
diversion "C the evening, and orchestra
music will hc n feature. All the guests
ar" requested to wear their FUNNIEST cos
tune as tn" dancers viii all hG masked;
At 4 late hour Il supper Will hc served
by Il number Of tn" nurses. who VIII
hc attirCd ms witches. Quite number
Of invitations have been issued for this
event and II is hcinE anticipated as the
higgrtS and most enjoyable social func-
ton Ia he given at the hospital THIS
season.
The following compose the committee
in general charge:
Misses
Anna Margaret l.rnUrr Scnton
ONcin Maudc ECYcr
Florence Bromcr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
Child welfare.

Mrs. w. Il. Wolfe has been appoint
ed chairman OF tho Child Welfare de-
partment this yoRr and will preside at
tho meeting I" DO held Friday afternoon.
at tho A, .. u. w. temple. Miss Snllio
Lucas Jean, fold secretary Of tho Child
Welfare Organization Of New York City
will nddrcRs the meeting. She will
takn for her subject "t'h!ld Health and
many helpful suggestions will bo CIV
IN toward the work OF child welfare In
Wheeling. \ special invitation Is OK
tended to this chairmcn of the Health
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
Alumnae Dance.

The AlumnH Association Of st. JOS
cph'S Academy announces dancing
party to be given Friday evening No
vrnpcr 10, in tho auditorium Of In" Car
roll club. Invitations will be ISSUED
within Il few days To members ana
friends Of the association and doubtless
there will hc n large Attendance. Elab0-
rate preparations arc being made tor the
affair and special decorations viii be ar
ranged in yellow and white. the cOlOrS Of
the association. Jacobs Novelty orchcS-
ira will furnish the musical program.
Miss Geneyievc Clark and the following
Miss Ann Wingertcr is the general
chairman and she is being assisted by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
CLUB NOTES
Child Study Club,

Tho Child Study Club will hold It's
regular meeting on Wednesday evening
Mt 1880 o'clock In tho parish house OF
the First Presbyterian church. The
subject for discussion Is ''DiFcipline.'
Mira. John Hump and Mrs. George dchres
will be hostess at tho meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
Alnhn-Pi Dance,

This evening in the auditorium or the
Elk's Club. on Fifteenth street, omega
Chapter, Of the Alpha-Pi fraternity OF
Martins Ferry. will hold an lnforma,
dancing party. Special decorations VIII
be apparent about the CLUB ana jacob,
Nnv,Iiv orchestra will furnish ono Of
,hair usual splendid musical programs
The hours will be from until
o'clock. Admittancc cards must ot
presented nj the door. The following
compose the committee:
Tito" Wilson, bob" O'Sullivan-
"Dop!c" Burris. Up JoneA'
Gravy" Gifin,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
STOP ITCHING SKIN
zemo the Clean, Antisepdc
LIQUID Gives Prompt Relief

There is one safe, dependable neat;
,snt that relieves itching torture ana
that cjeanses and soothes the skin.
Ask any druggist for a CSC or$l oou e
.t1emo and apply it as directed soon
con vii ind that irritahons, pimples
SS Su I eczema, blotches Einswofm
and similar skin troubles VIII osapn.
Zemo the penetrating: sao sly &
I;ouid. Is all that is needed, IoI . u
hsnisSes most skin erupdons, MAKES
the skin soft, smooth and healthy
Thew. Rose Co.. Cssresznd"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
Honorary Event.

Mrs. Harvey bernard entertained las
tvcGnlng at her home on South pcia
street complimentary to Miss Lillian
Wood. OF Martins Ferry, whose mar
riagc to DR.. Robert J. higgins. Of
BrUoksldc, will be an event of Novcm-
Der l2th. The evening was spent i'll
social diversions and at late hour
delicious refreshments were served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
0@orl Meeting.

In tho absence Of Mrs. Julian @.
Hearne Mrs. Walter Kelly will preside
at tho general meeting Of the Woman's
Club to DO held on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Hearne has asked Mr.. Chas. Nor
ris. president Of the Literary club 70
give q report Of tho meeting Of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04

A little more than a century ago. in
1900 laws were passed by the British
parliament which imposed heavy penal
ties on any who conspircd to raise wag-
es. Under this act six Dorcctshirc lab
orers. who had made an agreement 10
stand by one another in all their work
Ing difficulties and troubles, were trans
ported to Van Dieman's Land.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the CITY.
At THE HOTELS.

McLure-H A. Council. Huntlng'on'
II. S. Drake. Parkcrsburg; q. ,. ESio.'
Fairmont; II. II. Dill, Morgant9wn; i; A.
PolinskI, Parkcrsburg; +. n: Taylor.
Huntington; J. r. Doak. ParkersourS''
Walter Myers. New Martinsville.
Windsor-W. !. Rex. Charleston; y. j.
Prunty, Parkcrsburg.
Stamm-F. Kcllhr. F. H. Fowler, Par
kcrsburg; Frank Kimmons. Dallas. e,
Rogers-R. NJ. Scohy. r. S: Scohy' Sis
tersvillc; ]. w. Butt. Clarksburg.
Mike Mahoncy. local labor man. re-
turned yesterday from Cambridge, ONO;
Boots" Robrccht. former high school
College where he Isl pursuing his studies.
Michael Tighe. labor leader, who was
in town for Sundays labor mass meet
ing, left for Pittsburgh yesterday,
John Moran. of this city. will be IN
PITTSBURGH on business today.
Miss Hester Duncan was Flslting al
her home at Mason. O.. during the past
week. She returned to her studies at
Elliott commercial school Monday
Walter worls, the cx-motorcycle Off
GER. was visiting friends in WheellnS
Yesterday. He is now connected with
the new stripping coal industry, near
GAINESVILLE, Q. II is operated by Pete
Butts. W. D.. Elliott and many other
prominent men of Wheeling.
w. 81 EIll0tt, WIG anu oau Htet
turned from an automobile TRIP yester-
day afternoon. from points in ONO.
Carl Hcdger. has returned to his homo
on the Island. after spending the past
few days in Pittsburgh
George Latham. prominent pianist OF
South Wheeling. has gone to Pittsburgh
for 4 few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Fred Bchrcns, or
Woodsdalc. have gone to Hot Springs,
Va. whcro they will spend the next Few
weeks.
Mrs. Walter Miller. Of East Wheeling.
will undergo An operation at the North
Wheeling hospital. where she has been
confined for the past several days
William ReriSford Of South wheeling.
has just returned to this city after an
extended visit In the East.
Miss Margaret Fox. Of North Main
street. is confined to her hnme, with
slight illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
entertainment.

The entertainment to be given In the
First Christian church ny tho children
Of the Sunday school is being looked
forward to rs one of the finest amateur
entertainments put on in tn" city for
some time. Mrs. Alma Wilson Shafer Is
directing the children in oil the mum
bcrs on the program. Readings, pan
TONNES songs. chorsucs and musical
numbers will make M IN" program.
which will be featured with Il bcnuti-
fui Chinese scene, with all the partici-
pants in costume. The entire decorating
scheme will hc in keeping with the chm
csc scene. The affair is sch"dulcd LOT
Monday evening. November H. anu the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
Victory Dance.

The Victory Dance to be given by
Wheeling Lodge No. S, d. =. o. Elks on
Armistice Day, Tuesday. November IL,
gives promise Of being one OF the most
enjoyable affairs on the social program
for the week. Patriotic decorations.
consisting of American and Allieo
days, and strcamcrs and softly shaded
lights in red. white and blue Will De
novel feature. Jacobs NoTclly or
chcstra has been engaged TO lurnisn inc
nnsicol nroCram. and n supper will be
served under the direction of Manager
Garden OF the club. Mark klibanow IL
the chairman of the amusement COM
mittcc and he is assisted by the follow
ing committee:
Ralph Rankin. sam 'front.'
Carl Amick Eric Peterson,
CollinGwood PAUL, Peter LTD.
Ted Elig,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04

Mrs. Julian G. Hearne. president Of
the Wheeling Woman's club. has been
elected auditor for the West Virginia
Federation Of Woman's Clubs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
Gard Party.

The Ladies' Carroll Social CLUB VIII
entertain in the club parlors on "eu,
nrsday afternoon. Five hundreo wiz
ho thc diversion Of the afternoon which
viii he concluded by the serving OF re-
frcshmcnts. Mrs. Daniel O'Leary is
hostess
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
Graft Twig.

Mrs. Edward IIitchmen will entertain
the members of the Graft Twig ut her
home on Wednesday afternoon, when
final arrangements will be made for the
bridgc-tea and market which VIII De
given under the auspices OF this Twig
on Tuesday, November IS, in the Hotel
Mcclure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
S. 8. Gub.

Miss Sara Brokaw was hostess to the
members Of the 5. S. club last evening
at her home on Virginia street, An
evening Of nccdlewor and music was
concluded D. the serving OF 4 dclectaoic
supper. The color scheme was pink
and white and the details were PRETTY
carried out. 4 large bouquet OF PINK
chrysanlhcmums conferred the tapie anu
Inc f,yors were dainty pink baskets
containing delicious confections
The members Of the club arc:
rT,b Eir,z Dorcas Borland,
Wii,n, SrhCncrlcin, Maymc Meyer,
Wilma Marshall, Virginia EliE,
Mildred Carroll, Sara Brokaw.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
A. O, II. Dances.

Invitations have been issued for the
fall dance series Of the Ancient Order or
IihcrnianS. There Will be four dances
this month. I'll" FIRST I" be- held TUESDAY.
November 4 IN the auditorium of tho
Carroll CluN. Tho second Will be held
Tuesday. November II in the Kain
club. Thirty-sXth and Wood streets. the
third in the Carroll Club. November
IS and the fourth in the Kahn Club on
Tuesday. November -. Bachman'S or
chestra will furnish tho music at each
OF these dances and a large crowd is
being expected by those in charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
mI. Hsarns Auditor.

Study club who met last year under the
direction Of Mrs. Jean Dillon.