The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-01

ENTERTAINED
BY ROTAR|ANS
MISS EDNA GOODRICH, BEAUTIFUL
AND TALENTED ACTRESS, WAS
AMONG CLUBS GUESTS
YESTERDAY.
Excellent Musical Program Given BY
Local Talent Contributed to the
Hours Entertainment.

Miss Edna Goodrich. ON" Of IN" th"a- I
tres most beautiful stars. and Mr.. Clar-
cuCr Eddv organiSt of international
fame were guests of tho Rotary club
yesterday at their Tuesday luncheon
given at III" Mcclure. I'm excellent pro-
gram Of vocal music given by I'll" well
known local lights. Mrs. Anna Hilton
otto. soprano. and Mr.. Harry Meyer,
baritone. and Mr. Elmer Il""lzl". tenor.
was received with great applause and en-
thusiaSm by the Rotary club.
! Preceding tn" luncheon, TN" GLOWING
guests were announced: Mr.. Ed. Fran
zcl. guest of Mr.. Fred Fox: Mr.. ChaS. +.
, Paul, guest Of Geo T.. Him: Mt ~ J..
! BRADY guest Of j. l.. Price: Mr.. {. y.
Waters. Of New York city, guest or Mr.
Chas. Whilcr. and Mr.. Tom Il. Foulk, tho
guest Of Mr.. w i. Irvine.
Miss Goodrich. who was presented 10
the club by Mr.. W. Il. Irvine. following
, the luncheon. in n very graceful and
Charmin; manner expressed her apprt"'-
alton Al being tho guest Of the Rotary
club, saying: "ti"nllrmCn. as ] am not
a maker OF speeches. YOU may imagine
tho timidiiy with which ! fac" you. !
have heard Of the Rotary club very often
before. and when playing an engagement
. in Youngstown recently, was invited To
be present AT their meeting. II is scarce
ly fitting that | should give advice on
beauty here: in fact. II l were TO 6tre
advice ut all" and Miss Goodrich smiled
most winninEly, the gentlemen under
fifty would not accept ii, and those past
fifty would not need it," { Roars OF
laughter from tho cluh) 80 | hope.
continued Miss Goodrich that YOU will
enjoy my play tonight rs much as I eli
joy being with YOU.
. Mr., Tom Foulk. OF the kiwanis club.
upon being called upon to speak. said
that it would not be particularly appro-
pirate for him to do so: that he was q
member of the organization that was
attempting Ia emulate tho example or
tho Rotary club and that any words OF
his would h" like the missing sea that
spits into tho face Of heaven to qu"n"h
the burning sun"
Mr. Clarence Eddy. who entered rather
late n gentleman whose name is known
wherever organ music is heard spoke n
few words Of his pleasure at being the
guest Of tho club. saying that II was his
pleasure to have been recently enter
raiucd by them at Sheridan. Wisconsin.
and begged Ia b" excused from further
remarks as he was not. he said.
SpccChmakCr.
I, was announced that suh-commit-
tee had been appointed by the Rotary
club TO ro-orcrat" with the committee
on tho Greater Wheeling project. The
gentlemen who have been appointed
were: A. W. PAUL. chairman: H. c. OG-
den. Harry NJ. Hall. W. b. GundiinG and
{. II. Dowlcr.
Musical numbers by Mrs. Anna Hilton
Otto. which evoked great applause
were. Heart OF n Rose. and '"ili
the Wisp." which were sung with great
interpretive and dramtic ability. mrs.
otto is so we'll known as a singer H'r
above tho average. to comment further
upon her performance.
Mr.. Elmer Iloclzclc and Harry MeEcF
were excellent in II duet entitled the
Joyial Blacksmith" their voices blehu'hs
admirably.