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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-05
STRIKE CROWS
 THROUGHOUT
 THE COUNTRY Federated Shopmen Threat en Complete Tie-up of
 Railroads. 1,5OO OVERS ON SYMPATHETIC STRIKE 7OO Shopmen Have Meet ing in Springfield
 Tonight.

Chicago, Aug. 5.---The strike of the federated railroad shopmen, which started last Friday, continued to s;'r"ad today and according to off, cials here of tho district council. di- re ting the walkCut. a complete tieup os the railroads of the country will rcf':.t within few days unless their demands for higher wages are met at once.
 While the Chicago district is the center of tho strike, reports from the northwest. southwest, Ohio. Indiana an1 as far west as Colorado show that tiI" shorncn continued to join the waikout. In a number of instances however. local unions voted to re- r:i tin at work until the or1er to strike camc from the officials of the grand lodge in the regular way.
 Paterson, N. J., Aug 5-Supportiny tho demands of silk workers for an immediate II hour week and a 12 per "rit. increase in pay, l, 800 dyers em- p,oyrd by the Wiedman Silk Dyeing CO. went on strike hcre today.
 Tho Amaigamated Textile Workers of America held q meeting this morn ing 10 devise plans for unifying 14,- 900 unorGanized silk workers, men md women. It is estimated that 3. 900 broad silk weavers and members of the AmalgamatcG arc idle. Some of them were locked out when they wen. to the mills at s a. m. instead of 7:2O Tn an effort to put the II hour week into effect but the majority struck
 Springfield. Aug. 5-The TOO shop men employed in the West Spring. field shops of the Boston & Albany railroad have been notified to meet tonight to take a strike vote on en- forcement Of wage demands, it was announced today on the return from Boston of the chairman and secre- i1ry. If the men vote to walk out they will do so at 9 o'clock Thursday morning, it is announced.
 Indianapolis, Aug 5.-IThe machin- is's and locomotive inspectors employ cd at the Panhandle shops of the Pennsylvania Railroad here Joined the shopmen's strike today Officials of the men say 300 walked out. Black smiths, boilermakers, car repairrrle en and car inspectors remained at work
 Big Four shopmen, said to number 2,5OO, remained on strike this morning while the Cincinnati, Indiana polls and Western shopmen continued at work.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-05
QUARTERMASTERS DEPARTMENT TO
 GIVE OUT FOOD

Springfield, Mass, Aug. 5.---An- nouncement was made today that the quartermaster's department of the United States armory here, provided there are no legal objections, will un- dertake distribution of surplus army foodstuffs on the plan of the special state commission, headed by Major General J. P. Sherhurn. The distri- bution will be to all who desire to ob- tain the food and the city hall base ment will be used as a distributing center.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-05
AGED FARMER FOUND DEAD
 IN A FIELD

Hartford, Conn.,, Aug. 5-Selah Aburnhan, member of the General Assembly for Andover in 1907, was found dead in a field on his farm in that town late Monday afternoon. Death was due to heart trouble. He was native of South Windsor, 67 years old and lived in East Hartford until his 2Sth year. He was a member of Andover Board of Selectmen at his death. He leaves a widow.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-05
THREATENED TO
 KILL WORKER IS HELD UNDER BOND

The case of Bessie Link, of 497 Bostwick avenue. who was arrested last night charged with breach of the peace, was postponed in the City Court from today until tomorrow. Bonds were fixed at $50.
 The woman was arrested after an alleged threat to kill Lizzie Vince, 422 Spruce street. if she continued to work in the plant of the Columbia Grapho- phone Go
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-05
TORPEDO BOAT
 DESTROYER IS LAUNCHED TODAY

Rockland, Me. Aug. 5-The torpe- do boat destroyer Rabbit. built at Camden. N. J.. by the New York Shipbuilding Corporation. had the first of her builders acceptance trails on the Rockland course today. The trials will last three days.
 Officials said the Rabbit attained a speed of nearly 36 knots an hour on the run up the coast. The con tract calls for 35 knots.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-05
TO RECONSTRUCT FLEET

Paris. Aug. 5-Minister of Finance Louis Klotz was authorized by the Cabinet at it's meeting today to intro duce a bill in the Chamber of Depu- ties granting 1,s3O,0O0.oOo francs for the reconstruction of the French commercial fleet.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-05
SELL OUTFTELDER.

Cincinnati. Ohio. Aug. 5.---Out- folder and Pitcher Charles See who wrs purchased from the Rochester International League club by the Cin- cinnatl Nationals for a price said to have been s16.ooo. reported to Man Axcr Moran of the Rods today.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-05
KEEP SOLDIERS ON GUARD

Chicago, Aug. 5.-The 10000 men 5000 State troops, 5000 policemen and 1000 deputy sheriffs-on guard today in the "black belt" are expected to be held in the district for at least an- other week.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-05
JURY TO HAVE CASE TUESDAY

Mount Clemens. Mich., Aug. 5- Judge Tucker. by rigorous excision of testimony and cooperation of counsel in Henry Ford's libal suit against the Chicago Tribune. brought testimony in the case to an end today. The jury should have the oase neat Tuesday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-05
OBITUARY
FRANK A. SUTHERLAND.

Frank A. Sutherland of Long Fill Sicd yesterday at the Bridgeport hos r.tai at tilc age Of 32. He is surviv- cd by his wife. hIs father and two brothers. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock from the p1r;ors of H1wley & VII not. SS6 Lafayette street. Rev. l.. 1;. Sheffield of Long Hill will officiate and burial will he at Mt. Carmel cemetery, Mt. Carmel, Conn.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-05
c1TuERINE GRADY.

The funeral of Catherine Grady. East Main street. was held this morn ing nt s:30 from Mullins. Scott 6, It-6xsto. Golden Hill street. and at 9 o'clock from St. Charles church. Rev. Thomas Closier ofIlcia:ed and burial was at St. Nichacrs cemetery
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-05
THREE WIN SAIL ON SOUND
 BY LOCATING HIDDEN LINE

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-05
BURGLARS GOT $2O0

Two watches and several rings, valued at $2O0 were stolen from Geo. Sabranos, of 375 East Main St.. last night by sneak thieves who entered his rooms and made off with the jew elry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-04
MISS GOODNOW TELLS
RED CROSS CLASSES
OF REHABILITATION

Stating that crlprlcs and those other
We handicapped IN The race FOR Ire
need not b. necessarily dependents
VI - Go, dnow, Red Crts nurse. VINO
la. been conducting vocational training
classes for the past two months In the
local hospitals. addressed the Rcd cross
elias of Mrs. Su IN B. Coke last night
at the CIIh0li" WVmrn's League.
Mss G"rdnow. who Will lecture 10
all tn" classes in home nursing con-
Quoted by Mrs. Cooke this week. gave
Il IN, It interesting account OF her eX,
pcricuCcs as teacher of focationaI
training in hospitals abroad, where re,
marl;abie results were accomplished
MANNED. she c!tod many instances
wnICn had come under her observation.
where men had had their intcrc. ar"uS-
cd IN work, sometimes by lnerely inter-
ostInE them N making simple things,
such as per. Grating lamp SHADES. when
tu,y are ttu.At to do with the LETT
hand IN eases where the rant mana IS
crippled or otherwise disabled. Gradu.
Ally as their interest becomes aroused
ANA they realize that they cab accom-
pliSh results thcy begin to DO thihGs
winch result In tH"r eventually rrturn-
iuS Of work. aim Il If MT quite as en-
pert w":knen as they were before thcy
became crIpples. In contrast TO these
,aSrs she described others, where the
invalid or cripple. having failed to have
his interest aroused by work OF some
KIND. became lazy and eventually de-
velupcd the tendency to Consider that
tnc world owed HIM a LIVING.
Miss GoCdaow received the greater
Part of her training under Frank IL
Barton. former pre-. idcnt or the Ma
iiUnal .tssuc citation of Vocational The
rapy. hi.ASr!f tor several years a nope
less Invalid. having been paralyzcd
through ut his right side. thr"u n his
wn efforts he developed the ability to
use his limbs.
Sister JULIA. Of the Wheeling hospital
and Mss Anne Reeves will carry ON
the work AT TIC hospitals after Miss
Guudnuw's departure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-04
To Ladies'
b. Who are Stout

Fat Is Fatal to health and beauty.
Reduce weight scnsibly and easily; i'm
prove your hcalth and figure. Avoid
heart trouble, wriaElcs, nervousness.
weaknesses, etc, besides personal ems
barrassmcat, duo 10 obesity.
Look and feel younger. Walk
rprightly. Let your eyes sparkle wiia
NV feryor. Surprise and delight your
friends. DO a girl again!
Go to the druggist, get small DO,
Ct oil Of ko7ciu (capsu!es) and follc'7
directions Of The korcin system. Re-
Cace 10 to co pounds under guarantee.
Lat Ill you need (including sortc cand..,
If dcsircd) whilo reducing.
Don't bother about going throuCh
tircsome exercises or following rules {:
starvation dict. Why not become slca-
der without drastic drugs, worry acu
sclf-dcniali 1-cro's your caanccl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-04
A STAR'SLITE ISI!OT
ALL TIL. TIT SEEmS

That beng r Is not all It ee"ms
Is n" dr c very li"'y mad" by !'u ;ra"
o r.; L.. r.hu viii he sen in his r+t
.clzu''& t :rIE r durf.'r. "Th" i r..
feet |. ,rr. n Thir Fay. Friday and
:;utu",i: Il N |. Ia. It? th"airN.
NJ C'I'r.sn fees that he has god
rc2s"u; III .." lbs "ta 'mcmt. + b, nee
T. W. announce shot m ago thn'
lc h Il be made r. wing; have
be TN Il h"r:,"n in rap q order.
First. his tailor m,d,' ii h!'y, per cent
Jump in he pr GO " n ) clio hcs; then
h n tel raised ~" rent. and everyone
else began TO fellow ut. Gene SAYS
ihpt ne C uld 81 nd all this. but the
rhinz which alarmed h IN most was the
r'~r - ~,h'ch small group OF &C.
qulIntanccs developed into huge army
{. t4ut,cl friends: and by the way,
each OF them Ind just become tempo
rari'y embarrassed for finances or
would not be av"rSe TO getting n job In
tho movies. Gene says that To remove
any miGund' rstanding. he wishes ii to
he known that Vile he Is now star.
he is neither n theatrical agency nor
the First National Bank.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-04
CLELLAND -MEHEN
WEDDING SURPRISE
we'll Known Est End Girl Weds
Toimer Well Known Young BUS
iu>ts MN OF this Cl.y.

Tho announcement Of the wedding OF
Miss Er:S Vi, krn, of woods street, Fast
- hcrl.ns 10 Mr.. Roy :. CIclland. former
we'll kIr.wu business man q thIS cay,
Will hr lrar!"d OF wIta much aurpri"e
~ Ih".r many fr.cnus IN TINS Guy ne
", do uE ceremony WAS !Ol"mllZrd III
-. Ia.r.c.'s CaAncdrul. cuIu.nD,!s. o.,
I.uc: day Afternoon al o'riVck ny the
rev. Father M!rhacl Nolan. O"ly the
Immediate ir.,ud> 'aAd relatives Of the
<, u.rIc.H; parties bong ~ aitcndancc.
Mrs. & Hand Is a Daughter OF MT.
and Mrs j. Y. MrhCn, # Last VIII cling,
and IL very p.puIar with tho younger
society s'I. Mar. Clcllai.d is a son of
Mr.. and Ms. arrick Ci .lI2nd. Of l"as-
anton and formerly lived at Elm Grove.
lie holds II lucr"i.rc position with the
liHrryuGnS Adding VI I"h,n" company.
f"il"w.uE 4 wedding trip wnich include
Wheeling. In Will b" al h, ME To their
mnnE iIILml.n III tOlMNnhu.. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-04
CHOIR PARTY
FRIDAY NIGHT.
evorn OF FOURTH STREET y. a.
CHURCH WILL BE ENTERTAIN
ED WITH DELIGHTFUL NJ
FArR FRIDAY EVENING.
xvt,rn,ins Party and supper at 7. W.
a A-rat Evening Enjoyed by
q Large Gathering OF
Y.ung People.

~. annual supper ard social affair
arranged for the members or tAe ChrI
O, tnS Fourth street NJ. f. church oy
Il" L"I'"s Ad Society; VIII be an event
NJ Friday evening and Is being lo"k'd
I, rward 10 with very great pleasure oy
the choir. The residence Cf Rev. a'I
Mrs. {. F. Allen will he the scene az
This delightful affair which VIII BE- Yea
-, - t..r Sr"per - Sr s"rv.
ed a, $50 o'clock. The remainder Ct
the evening Will De devoted t. games
ard music. altogether promising very
enjoyable time for those VINO VIII at
tend.
THIS event Is planned by the L"d'es
Al Society in appreciation { the splen-
Id work done by the choir In ass stlhs.
on every occasion. with Har!,E rs At arr
given throughout the year. me cna,r
man OF each division Of the society
form the committee Of the attar
Friday night. as follows. Ne. dai1rs I.
(. Allen. Frank stanton, j. y l., W'%T'
Higgins. Albert Shana1. J. NJ. Hendrix.
Al"x Young. E b. Potts and Miss Lila
The members OF the choir are:
EraA Eserter, Isadore whitley.
Niidred II. whitley. Marraret Daugh-
Ethel McCIarahan. erty. u
Sylvia \. Ruehl, Mar.aret Wailace'
Anna Hoffman, EllZHDcth NSIe.
Fess V. Miller. Edith G"'nh,
Mary NJ Mellor Anna SchwettZer,
Elzabcth wickham. Irene Smith.
Eleanor Tayivr.
MesdameS:
W. Earle Busbey. T. J. HOFFMAN
VIM. Rrunhaus, II. NJ. DonSon'
v. DIckey. J. NJ Sc u.
C. w. Johnson, J. Nelson DeaNin-
Flora Carter,
Messrs:
srard Dospkln, Jos. Panister.
W 6 Leach, David DalZell.
". Howard Ees- J. Nelson Deakin.
h;.t J. II. BURNING,
II NJ. Dobson, Paul WellA
Nlll McAdarnS.
Prize Dance.
Featured with 4 prize waltz. the dance
given by the Four Rose Club on Tues
day evening in the Arior hall was a
w Eolichtrml affair. The prize. IS
gold piece. was awarded Miss Gertrude
Jones and Mr. II. Powell. The JUDGES
were Nessrs. George McAnich. Fred Nc
AnIch and Fred Mccormick. The muse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-04
BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove II

Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the
substitute for calomel. act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with rad breath find
quick relief through taking them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil They act gently but firmly on the
bowels and liver. stimulating them TO
natural action, clearing the blood. and
purifying the entire system. They do
that which calomel does, without any OF
the bad after effects. Take one or two
every night for week and note the
pleasing effect. l0c and 25c i box
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-04
UNIQUE SERVICE AT
EMMANUEL CHURCH

An early candle light prayer meetinS
service was held last evening at tn !.
Emmanuel Baptist church. As each OF, =
came with q candle the candle was.
lighted from another one and place !
about Tho prayer meeting room. TIL,
light thus river illuminated the ro"ri
c implicitly. there being large attend
II C.
Tho point was made by the pastor.
T"v. C "rg" T.. Lockhnrt. that X fct
he'd rlc there would have been Eloo'
and nppr'ntmcnt. but that mar
carnc letting the light shine brougl
cheer ard hTr'ncss. The service was
.uccr*srui that ii will DC repeated mex
W. dnes day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-04
Dorothy DaItOn'S
Beauty Chat

Miss Dorothy Dalton, the actress
r"mous tho world over FOR her beau.
Iir;,I complexion, says: ANY girl or
woman can have n beautiful, rosy.
white complexion and smooth. un,
wrlnklcd skin like mine IL they will
follow my advice and use Derwillo.
,'mple toilet preparation. us" 1t be.
cause IL imparts instant beauty; IS
easy to apply. absolutely harmless
and has a marvellous erect upon IN"
,Lin one anp'ication proves It," Be
sure TO read Miss raIton's interesting
Glory Of how to .qu.ckly ;cHutr" a
beautiful complexion. soon TO appear
in this paper. In III" moon'im" ct
DcrwiiIo at any toilet counter ana
try 1t to day; you Will be dcilShtuly
-"-nrlScl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-04
Christmas at =. ". G. A.

Plans are being made At the Y. ". G.
A. for an attractive and happy Christmas
season. Open house will be observed as
usual on Christmas Day. giving out of
town girls. who are in the city. n Christ
mas as near like that Of home as posSi-
&c. There will he n large Christmas
GO and u delicious turkey dinner. In
edition TO this there Will be many parI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-04
FOR Raw. E,wood.

Mr. ard Mrs. II. J. Scarron entertain
ed a number Of friends on Tuesday eve
ming al Their home on N"rth Man ST.
Complimentary to Rev. Arthur Elw""d.
L.,,. .attuu, o. fN'dwa.k minister or Attain
:, rtt. ~ affair was held following
Rev. ICwoc2s sermon at the First
:, ..Nu,r4 II" evening was
devoted to music. both instrumental and
i I u latc hour refreshments
were served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-04
Entertainment Tonight.

The S.a' dlrd Bearers NJ lSs. nary 90
ciety of the Elm Grove VI. +. chLrch
viii give IN entertainment in thu church
This evening. I'll" program Will be re-
plete with interesting musical ana NJ
erary numbers The music VIII be fur
sd py tie GIcc club If Triadr. ph!a
district high school and the readings
;',I = ns,r:I r" hers Will b. gwen by
local talent. Those who will TAX, part
\. =. -IaGcl Wallace. Miss Wilma
Winters, Miss Helen Hermann. Mrs.
Anna HiltUn-Otto. Miss Evelyn Becker.
Mrs, f. u. Walton. The Mandolin club
II r. D. II. s.. Will also render seiec-
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-04
Misses
RaEaAr And Supper.

Beginning at two o'clock this after
noon there will be il bazaar ana supper
held IN the ST. James Evangelical I.u-
thCran church under the auspices Cf he
Woman's Sewing Circle. The ladies
have been busy for many weeks pre-,
ihcv hayc an assortment of lovely ar
ticlrs suitable for Christmas gifts. A
cake and candy booth will also be an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-04
ANOTHER SCHOOL NURSE.

MISS Elizahelh Young. or Watrrt o an.
has been added to the nursing staff OF
the Wheeling public schools. Miss
Young comes here very highly recon-
mcnded md will take up her new duties
about the first of the year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-04
In Now York.

Miss Helen Lcarham, physical director
Of the Y. W. G.. A.. is In New YORK TINS
week in attendance al the National my
steal Educational Conference. Glasses
AT the "Y." gymnasium are all II session
being conducted by substitutes i'll Miss
Lcadham'S absence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-04
About People
Movements OF individuals to and
From tho cry.
AT TIE HOTELS.

DOuT1Ic, MTS. u. ~. IsAIi iNht otii''''r
ton: W. +. Lccch. ClarKsburg; J. +. AL
lei. ClarkSbug: William Bunctt. CIaTkS-
burg; &. l.. ncCly, Clark Durs; A.. T.
Ham. Clark burg; L. II. Anthony MOT
.altvwn; J. NJ. Long. Charleston; V. Il.
AIcGrcw. I'arkcrsDurg; l.. Il. Harding
harrisburg. ~,
W.ndsIi-A Spraguc. Fairmont; Mrs.
a. II. Long. Farmont. ,
st Inlu-r.. II. AIuudcn. Huntington.
hlgers-I.. ". Black Parkersburg; f.
T. Martin. Grafton; Guy +. Huldiilah'
Clurksburg.
William II. Stewart OF the state de-
partmcnt of weights and measures was
in the city on business yesterday.
Lafayette Gran,r, chief clerk OF tho
city manager, Is i'll at his home on INC
Island.
state Senator Carl Hunter or
Moundsvillc, was in the city yesterday
on business.
Hon. John 4. Bloyd and wife OF
Mound vile. left Tuesday evening for
Atlantic CITY. where they Will stay loi
some time for the benefit or MFS'
Bloyds health.
n B. stephens. we'll known local bus
mess man, w::o for some time mas pc"
connected with the L. II. HAMMOND Co.
has accepted Il position with the Conner
Truck Co. of Bellv,cw, ohio. He Will
make his home AT the Rogers hrtcl;
DR.. S. l.. $. Spragg. Of North NAN
street, hft last evening TOT bat'ic
Creek, Michigan. where he Will DC
quest ut the Battle Creek Sunitarlum
fol- few weeks.
Miss Dorothy Irwin teacher OF lanGu,
ages in Triad"lrhia District High school.
has been called to EllcnNlilc. y. l.. on
account Of the serious illness OF her
Mrs II, s, Miles. Of Pleasant Valley.
: left yesterday for Chicago. TO Visit win
Y. ii. briggs Of the Island. spent the
week end in JCwctt. o., where ne was
the CUE Of relatives.
Carl HcdECr. Of the Island, has return
ed home after visiting friends in Pits
/ burIh. for the past few days.
Mrs. Ella Dow is quite III ut the nome
! of her daughter in Flu ton.
Mrs. Harry W. SIN tn. is con7ncd 10
her home in SprincdalC. suffering from
! an attack OF rheumatism.
The young son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles WnCsburg. OF EdslneI'h ha"e'
Mrs. Clara List. Of Washington IS the
guest of relatives here.
Mrs. Isabel Schwartz and Miss Isabel
! Browne. Of Galop. Texas, who nave pccn
tho guests Of Mrs. Anna Rogers At her
! home on North Market street, lett yes
! lrrhay for their home.
Mrs. VI. Dutton has returned from
weeks visit t. her daughter nj Pitts
Mrs. Agnes Poth and Mrs. Martha
| McPhcrson have returned from Stcuhei-
! Vile. whc-c they spent few days win
! A. Haiford Conwcl. Of the Cincinnati
| NrGicnl College. who has been The guest
| Of Mr.. and Mrs \. J. Seam Mt lheir
home Oh NuItn Man street, left ycstcF-
! day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-04
Yr<~r-. n P.rtY,

Mrs. W. .E. WVolcnwchsr' VII ue
hostess to n group OF friends on Friday
afternoon at her home IN Warw""d F"es
n urs will he spent in necdlewGrK anu
at 1870 O'Clock L detachable luncheon
Will be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-04
Coffee.
Swimming Party and supper.

A merry crowd Of young ladies enjoy
cd the swimming party and supper hcId
last night at the Y. W. {. ~. which
proved To be- very drhEhlful event. ne
guests hogan arriving At O'Cluck ana
from then until s o'clock the swlmnin;
pool was tho seen" Of much hilari'y H'd
friendly rivalry an many aquatic tcalS
were exhibited by some of the swllnmc. s.
At $50 o'clock Il delicious supper was
served and in addition 10 those who had
been in swimming there were many more
girls who arrived just for THIS event.
The table was ccntcrcd with late eI-
tumn blossoms and an unusually SVod
mrnu was served. Later the merry gain
cring enjoyed an evening Of games and
nIu>,C IN che social room.
Those in attendance were:
Misses
Mary Bags Marie Rohrig
l:ulh Moore Mabel Moore
Xclla Puorran a. w. Morrison
Nrttie Pournan ger
Mildred Kaltenhach Nelly Shirley
.tuEcl!nc kalICn- Nell Bauer
bach Nell Conrad
Martha Boerncr NCttiC LocfGler
InIugcnc Chambers Fanny Pryor
Gertrude Yates Meta Pryor
Edith LamSUn Dc.phla Young
Elizabeth Stein F'ricda DorSch
bickcr katherine Scott
Edith Cole Evelyn Noble
Lillian StcnEcr Miss Reed
Janet Baughlnan Rcna Wagner
Agnes Il. Fleming Elizabeth Cpdc-
Anna Rruhn Dora Wagner
Mary Morgan graft
Zelda Wood
MeSdamcs
NJ. G. Huchl Margaret Kindclber-
4. l.. Meyer ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-04

was furnished by Won Eerg's jazz or
,'',,.tTt ~, next dAHcc to be gwen
~ it's rrpantza!icn VIII be held S4tur-
day evening, December 9.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-04
Maccabses D-nce Tonight.

Tho Wurnan'S Berelt Association OF
the Maccabees will give an inlormal
dance in the auditorium of the Carroll
(Nuh this evenin;;. The proceeds OF me
affair will be given 10 the Salvation
Army and It is hoped that there viii
l ,nr-" at;"ndrrce. The Following
Reviews are in char'c OF the event:
Liberty Review No. IS. Wheeling Il"
view No. 10. Unity Review No. 81. OF
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EcnwoCd. All Macca3"rs and their
friends are cordially invited /" attend.
Entertained Sewing Cub.
Misses {IldeGard AID Frances Won
entertained the members Of their Sew
INK Club at their home on South Jacob
street Tuesday evening. y very enjoy
able evening WIS spent. sewing and
dancing begin the chief diversions or
t.. ... ming. At lHte hour very
tempting luncheon was served to the
members who ir''uh".
Misses:
Marie Holman, katherine Storch,
I;.r,r,tl,. wh,t- Mn~ie Tn"i.'"s.
more, Hiide"ard Wo!t,
Katherine Hazlctt, Frances Wolf.
Angela Holman.
Masupcrade Party.
Mrs. Harry Coleman viii be hostess