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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-03
SUNDAY SERVICES
At THE CHURCHES
Times and Places Of Worship and
Subjects of Sermons.

st. John the Baptist Episcopal Church,
Websterville--David G. Huntington, rec
tor 2 p. M, Sunday school. 3 p. m,
service and sermon, Christ and Ills
Church"
Berlin Corners Congregational Church
Frank Blomtield pastor. l0:45 a. m,
second sermon of course on "The Laws
of Christ's Kingdom" 1.-THE Law of Edi-
fication." Sunday school at noon.
Presbyterian Church, Graniteville--
Services will be conducted by Rev. Har-
old Bolingbroke froM South Mountain,
Ont, at 3 p. m. Bible school at l:45.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints--Services are being held in the
Worthen block every Sunday Sunday
school at 10 a. m. and regular preaching
service at II a. m. Everyone welcome.
Congregational Church, East Barre
James Ramage, pastor. Morning service
at 1890; sermon topic, What Is MANI"
Sunday school at ;45, Christian En-
deavor service at p. m. All cordially
| invited.
Christian Science Church--Service at
| l0:45 a, m, Sunday Sunday school at
IL m. Wednesday evening service at
1880 Reading room open on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday from 3 to 5.
/ Z Summer street.
Presbyterian Church--Rev. Harold Boil
ingbroke will occupy the pulpit at both
services, 10 a. m and p. m. Sunday
school at noon. This is Mr.. Boiling
brokes last Sunday as candidate for
the pastorate of the church.
Church of the Good Shepherd-David
&c. Huntington, rector. s a. m, holy
communion. 1880 a. m, holy commun-
ion and sermon on Employment" IL
M, Sunday school. 1880 p, m. service
and sermon on Near or In Christ
/ Hedding Methodist Episcopal Church
, Bailey Gatzert Lipsky, pastor. Morning
service, $780, sermon theme, "We Have
Reached Troas" Evening service at I;
! bury Riot" Sunday school at Has
a. m. Epworth league at p. m. Mid.
, week social service Thursday at 1886
P. m.
Congregational Church,. L. Good
, speed, ID. D., pastor. 1890, morning
worship, sermon by the pastor and sac
rament of the Lords supper; subject o.
sermon, "The Alternative IL noon
! Bible school. Z o'clock, evening worship
/. and preaching by the pastor; subject
, "A Digger Of Wells" Public cordially
invited to all services
1 First Baptist church-Bert J. Lehigh
| pastor. The pastor will preach ON Sun
4 day at 1890 and 7 o'clock. Mornin:
: subject, "The Secret Of True Happiness
e Communion at the close. Evening sub
e iect, THE Final Separation Bibl
: school at IL o'clock. Y. p. S. c. z. serv
E ice at 8. Prayer service on Thursda,
e evening at 1880. All are cordially in
3 yited to worship with us.
Universalist Church--John B. Reardon
{ minister AT the urgent request o
many, the choir will repeat the cantats
Death and Life" Shelley, Sunda.
morning at 1880. The pastor will de
d liver a brief address on the Victory loai
0 and Employment Of Returning Sol
d diers" Bible study at lli45i subject
z Man Made in the Image Of God" De
!. votional meeting of the Young People
4 Christian union at 6; subject, 9Th
/ Church Member-His Part in the Loea
I | Church -
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-03
Washington county Came wardens.

County Game Warden L. s. Newcomb
has named the following local wardens:
Montpelier, II, 0. Kent; Barre, John
Bottamini George Bond; Duxbury, Hen
ry j. Parker; Warren, George J, Long;
Woodbury., Grant Fair; Calais, Byron
Wilbur; Mortified, John Hutchinson;
Middlesex, George Corinor; Graniteville,
Dennis Donahue.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-03
Notice.

There will be concert in connection
with the dance to be given by the ladies'
union of the Universalist church Tues
day evening, May g. at Rowland hall.
The concert will start promptly at s
o'clock. Dancing at $3.50, The concert
will give those who do not dance a
chance to show their support by attend
ing. Admission, ladies 35c; double ad
mission 81. Program;
Selection. ... Gilbertson's orchestra
Solo. ................ George Mackay
Reading ..4...... Mrs. William Little
Violin solo,. Mr.. Splitter
Solo .....,.....Mi Miss Henrietta Inglis
Selection. .,...., .Gilbertson's orchestra
P. S. Have you returned your 81 or
the ticket? Committee
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1919-02-12
REFUND FUND:

i. REFUND FUND.
oyerdrawn January /. 1875 s.57
Michael H. Kelley. refund
application for. reduction. 1912
Michael n. Kelley, refund
application for reduction. 1929
John. BlomQuist, X refund
Sc OF NV. Sec. 3O-62a3 o.. 4.53T
application for reduction. 1896
Northern Counties Land Co., =
refund application Tor re-. 1t
QuCIlOn Ga 06
Marais Investment Co.. re- -, =
fund application for re-
ca d9eti on, 8. :. $50. 1.o4
duction s:..........s..1'.. 49,: 2os.s1'
u. . 81 43s..' rs
ls1l Is. u. ~. ~ 4ss.7s5
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1919-02-12
70 Whom Issued ana fot'

VvAAebNsSx 0k &yOS0s ( z
r. 3. Hicks. county ply !
,.3 sician's salary !. |. ]. :: !. Il. II. i
Ed. TOftey e CO., mdse. 4 sa:f n;
for Mrs. Frank Wish -3lS s.
V. 4. *. :: Nelson SIS; i {; m !; |; J:
An for G. "a. Anderson. i. !. y Il h.
Ed. Toftey & Co.., mdse. 3 h,
for Mrs. Paul MORRISON: f. I'M ).
a. b. Hicks, county ply 4 Z
Il Sician's salary 4. ts.E 4. !. ,5l s
Sam Zimmerman, auto I
hire in John Newton z
st. Barnabus Hospital,
hospital expenses for
.Magnild Eide =.
c: A. A. Nelson. 1ndse. -
= for G. A. Anderson. :. .,a. p
Grand Marais W State
Bank. relief OF John
F. 5. Hicks, county ply: -
sician's salary $3.50. q Il
Ed. Toftey & Co.., mdse.
for Peter Kadunce.s..
Peoples Supply Co., re-
lief for Kate Frost and
Mrs. John Newton. -.
Peoples Supply Co., mdse
for Ashewance ......,
Ed. Toftey e Co., mdse.
!, for Mrs. Paul Morrison
G. A. A. Nelson; mdse.
for G.. A. Anderson.
F. A. Dunsmore, M. D.,
operation and treat
ment of Magnild Eide.
Grand Marais State
Bank, relief OF John
Newton. ..............
F. B. Hicks, county ply
sician's salary .......
c. A. A.. Nelson, mdse.
for G.. A. Anderson. %.
Peoples Supply Co., nadse
for John Anderson. %.
PEOPLES Supply Co.. mdse
for Kate. Frost. ......
Ed. TOftey & Co., mdse.
for Frank Wishcop...
Ed. Toftey G. Co., mdse.
for Peter Kadunce -.
Ed. Toftey & Co., mdse.
for Mrs. John Newton
F. B. Hicks, salary OF
county physician $3.50.
c.. A. A. Nelson, mdse.
for G. A. Anderson. -.
Peoples Supply Co., mdse
for John Anderson. -.
Grand Marais State
Bank, cash advanced
for Newton ..........
F. B. Hicks, county ply.
slclan's salary .......
Ed. ,Toftey & Co., poor
relief for Mrs. Paul
Morrison and Anguse
Peoples Supply Co.. poor
relief for Mrs. Frank
LeSage
c. A. A.. Nelson, relief of
c. A. Anderson. ......
Peoples Supply Co., re-
lief for John Anderson
Peoples Supply Co., re-
lief for Kate Frost.
Peoples Supply Co., re-
lief for Peter Kadunce
Grand Marais. State
Bank, relief of John
Newton as per resolu-
ton county board 10j
F. 3 3. + aicks, county ply ply:
sician's salary
Ed. Toftey & Co., mdse.
for Mrs. John Collins
and Antoine Filistine.
Peoples Supply Co., mdse
for. John Anderson. 80.
Ed. Toftey & Co., mdse.
for. Mrs. John Newton
c. A. A. Nelson, mdse.
for c. A. Anderson.
Peoples Supply Co., mdse
for Kate Frost.
F. B: Hicks, county ply
slc1an's salary .......
John Winger, relief for
Dan Flynn ..........
Ed. Toftey & Co., relief
of Mrs. John Collins
and Antoine Anaduod.
Peoples Supply Co., mdse
for John Anderson. 80.
Peoples Supply Co., mdse
for Mrs. Frank LeSage
Sam Zimmerman, jr.,
wood for Wishcop and
Beargrease
Peoples Supply Co., re-
lief for Jim Morrison.
Midway Service Station,
trip to Lights by DR..
Hicks
F. b. Hicks, salary as
county physician
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17
Macademy Club Dance.

Among the interesting events schedul-
cd for tonight is the dance which mas
been nnnmumrrh hy the Macad"my club
for the members and th',r ,,. iriem en- 5
tnrir,m, The dancing viii commence at
MIN o'clock sharp Among other nn5TI7
vim hc served by Norris will be most
;.pIctizing and delightful, The foIiow-
ing musical program Will be rcnoereo ny
The Premier orchestra
Orc sirp--Mc-Ow.
One strp-Eiow Ar, We Gonna Keep
Them Dawn on The Farm:
WaltZ-kcntucky Dreams.
ono strr-- Broadway One Step.
WallZ-Just n Voice 70 Call Me DEar'
Fox trnt--.I11 Say She Docs:
ON. stcp-Sincr Met Wonderful You
Waltz--l.ittlr Birch Canoe and You.
Ono Sicp-1 Want Doll.
Orc stcp-Alabama in Spring.
Waltz-Tumhlcdnw Shack in Athlone
FCX t-0t--.Ia Ja.
ono Si"p--Sand Dunes.
Waltz--Bcautiful Ohio.
On" stcp-Oui Oui, Marie.
Waitz-Till We Meet Again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17

Lent has not intcrfcTcd with tn"
numerous social functions Judging from
the program Of events scheduled To u"
held between now ana ~" week. "'"
n,ncos m tho number " five each and
every one Of which VIII provided Sp!cn-
did ENTERTAINMENT for IN" lovers, of tn"
tcrpischorean art are scheduled through
out the week The Mocndcmy, \. O: H.
CotillioN dances start IN" week tight
willis tho Stone and Thomas dance on
wednesday evening. followed ny. the
Masonic dance on Friday evening should
nrove two affairs that will h. thorough
IT, ENJOYABLE and we'll attended,
Club affairs arc lik"w!Sc numerous
thron ybout the week. These intrrSpcrsrd
With various smaller social affairs will
provide ample amusement for those VII"
do not permit the Lcnlen season to in
tcrfcrc with their social diversions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17
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a. q. n Dance.

Farke Division No. l, Ancient Order
Of Hiberniaus- win dance at tho Colum-
bia Club auditorium tonight. The hall
will be prcttily and appropriately deco
rated with shanroclSS and gre"ncry. The
Liberty orchestra will render tho fol-
lowing program of late and popular
dance music:
waltz Little Birch Canoe and You.
Two Step-Dixic Bound.
Wattz-Bcfgian Rose
Ono Step-SunStine.
Redowa-Golden Glow.
Two Step-PajamaS
Waltz Am Glad Can Make You
One st-p-rhere's Rose in No
MINIS Land
One step-That Family Called the
Redowa-Fairy Tales.
Fox Trot-Ill Say She Does
WaItz-C1arabelle-
One Step-Comc On. Papa
waftz-Tnl We Meet Again.
Committee:
NJ. a. McRac. Chairman.
J. J. Lawthers. Jr. Edward Clarity
J. H. Howley T. r. O'I-cary
j. w. kemple yssoS J; j: Dryer
Louis Cook Edward Joyca
D. p. O'Leary Charles Sweeney
J. c. Frame
Misses:
Raphael Moran Katherine Clark
Yecture-Rectta1 Club.
The Lccture-Rccital club Will hold it's
semt-monthly meeting next Tuesday IN
tts rooms In the Citizens Bank build
Ing, Martins Ferry. Mrs. Trevor Will
Iarns is tho chairman OF the program
to be given and has arranged a most
attractive one, composed Of tho Songs
of the Seasons Mrs. Williams will be
assisted by some OF tho clubs most
will preside as hostes for tn" after
will preside a snostess for Tho after
noon. Tho program. which VIII begin
promptly at $3.50, IS rs follows:
In Picardi". ................ --.. Hatch
Club Chorus.
~ Cycle OF Life. Landon Ronald
Cd Prelude.
(2) Tho Winds Are Calling" (Au-
tumn)
90 Down In tho Forest" rSHrinEl.
- Drift Down. Drift Down, -
(Wlntrr}.
(5) "1>nve. + IT7To Won Iou q"
(Sunmcr).
MFR. Williams.
"lc ( We-c BIRD I Would Fly 10
Miss Helen T!r:u".
20 Moment That | l;lrHS'. .thas nonrce
Mrs. Williams. M'%s MHry Carolyn
Norton.
! Mss N":,a I''..:.
~ RrthIrr" n il"rt THESE" W'"dman
-Loyrs in Ny Ii""rt". .............
| =. iiVl. T,,.,n = Goldman
| Mrs. Wi!iirrr~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17
About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the CITY.

Cap,a:a Emerson Megrai! Of the ISL
and arrived home yesterday. having re-
cei-ed honorable Discharge from thH
medical ss-vice o. tAH taieed states
ar-,- q. Camp Sherman. ONO. captain
Meg-a:. has been actively engaged III
eruJ- medical work opch IL this country
and overseas
Thomas q. Pryeock is again at his
hone OF the ScG:h sid" after having
been a BUSINESS visitor a. the sea;" cap
ftal. NJ. P.ysock attended the leg: sia-
-r-a :, he !7.e-.s. OF the Wheeling
CaYea:e?s u:.!3.:. 70 expects 20 return
20 CAa-::Sco2 S:a9a;' 1:Sri.
Sr Jo:a -ros..e Q: Pittsburgh spent
~ 80: I'D with t-:.a4s n the city.
SA-S=a.: Eia--v Cornish. bat recently
AIRED = ,a7:s cp1":-:' from overseas
3 ne gust c: Is a=o.a%. and sister
a. 50: S31-A Eo:E s'-"Hc.
Ms y \. NcE.ae @: EisTood. who
raaazEsa- Al operation: tc- Appendicitis
a. he North U-n:"tinS hospital i"o
uaess s!acn. - -aco-n.:as AID vas TO
noTsd 20 rhe hone O. Mrs ". y. Trait-
VEN. $40 North Main s:-e";. last Thurs
day, where she Is cc7va,"Scl"s.
Charlas Eugene Muhlmaa. aI:as
~Ruzzy." the small son OF Mr. and Mrs
Muhfrnao, is improving az his home on
New Jersey street.
Miss Helen Togle- Of Caapline strec'
Is entertaining her friends, Miss June
Ward os Pittsburgh
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Seifere Of the
South Side arc entertaining Mt. ano
Mrs Timothy Welch of Cleveland, 0aro'
Mrs Ue;lch was formerly Miss Mary
Seifert Of this city.
Nicholas G. Bishop OF the East End
Is home after en- extended visit at st
Petersburg. Fla.
MIR. and Mrs. W. A. zlpfcl have re-
turned to their homo in North Wheel,
Ing after having spent the past year al
Annapolis. Md. where Mr.. lipfei was
woman in the navy.
Miss Olive Coon OF North Main street
is the guest of relatives at Fairrnont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Ringer Will mere
, after make their home n Plt1sOursh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17

They left yesterday for their new nome
Nicholas Bishop Of Wood street IS
home again after an absence OF Se'cfl
months in Jacksonville. Fla.
Rev l.. S. Gross is sick at his nome
at 1884 EofG street
Charles Lewis OF Washington, y. -
IL spending u so dar furlouGh with his
parents in Elm Grove. Lewis was
wounded by shrapncl in the Arsonne
forest last September. and has SINCE
heen taking treatment at the Walter
Reed hospital
Harry Thornton of Pittsburgh was
caller in the city yesterday.
Mrs. W. II. Nichols of WoodSdale IS
confined to her home on account Of ILL
ness
Mr.. and Mrs. J. h Thornton OF
Springdale are the proud parents OF
tlne baby boy, born yesterday at the
Ohio Valley hospital. Mrs. Thornton
was formerly Miss Esther Smith OF Ella
Grove
Miss Virginia Busbcy has returned to
tho Y. W. G. y. after visiting over the
week end with her parents at Bethany.
Miss Helen Ruth has returned to her
home on Chapline street after visiting
her mother at New MarGnsville.
Miss Inez Colley spent the week end
with her parents at Nefs. Ohio.
Miss Leila Porter has resumed her
studies at the Elliott school after visit
| ing her parents at Barnes Vile. Ohio
| Master James Walters of Elm Grove
, is slowly recovering from serious M
ness
! MIR. W. E. Stone Is homo from New
! York business trip
Nr. 4. N. Gilleland. who has been
quite sick at his home in Pleasant VAL
| ley, is improving slowly.
! Miss Ruth King OF Parkersourg Is
| guest oil friends.
| Miss Daisy Williams Of the Island
lct, last evening for Spencer TO spend
! a r..7, DAYS the guest Of friends and
! relatives
: IEarr,- E,chola Of North Market street
! IS sorndirS a few days in Pittsburgh.
| Pa, tx. guest OF relatives
! Assistant Attorney General Elvrry 4,
j Nolte will leave this morning foi
! Charleston after spending a few daS's
| the guest Of his family here
| lanes Wicr Of the Island LETT las
evening for Fast Liverpool. Ohio, t
spend a few days looking after business
interests.
II. {. Buchannon Of West Liberty I:
la business caller in the city.
Charles Arlington Of PIEDMONT ~
Va. is here in the interest Of the state
Charles H. Flanagan OF Woodsaal
is able to be about again aftcr being
confined to his home for several day:
i'll
James yelling of. the Wellington
Real Estate company Of Charleston.
in the city for few days tho sues1 O
friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17
w C. T. q. Meeting.

Monday evening ut s o'clock at the
y, W. G, A. n meeting will be held o!
tho cyrrutivc board OF the county w:
~ ~ l., This meeting has been called
to- arrangc plans for tn" coming to
Wheeling Of Mrs. J. a. Armour OK
Gr"rsia. prominent throuEhout the ma M
lion as worker for the W. {. T. w..
who viii make her Second visit I" " meet
iu,.. ON April f. Mrs. Armour comes
:,,,n US, VIRGINIA on a ln-dayS' visit
in tho interest If tho jubilee campaign
to raise 81 .0nn.o0n for tn" world-widn
prohibition movement. Tho exact datc
Of her visit To Wheeling has not you
been selected, but 1t Will pr"hahlE n'
SHARPLY after coming into the state,
nrn,niSinr IN event of special interest
for mid-April.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17
Civic Department Meeting.

Friday afternoon the regular monthly
rnrc;in:; Of The tiVIc department Of thr
ty,r,rn'S club is to be- held at the Hotel
Windsor. beginning AT $50 o'clock. Mrs.
J. ". Bryan. chairman of tn" civic dc.
urrtmnnt. has arranged Il program or
,.p,r;;,l interest /" u" featured with an
address 10y W. l.. Elliott. "tirIc hotter
m,.t" will 10 the subject Of MT tit'loit $
'i,.,.uursr, and tho proposed filtration
system will trr touched upon .t"Eolhcr
with numerous utlI"r features Tor inc
rand Of the community generally.
During tn" business session OF FRI
davis meeting Il report Will hr made 10y
IT,. fountain committed, Mrs. J. W.
Eryan, chairman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17
uealtl, Study Glasses.

Tho various health study classes OF
tbc citv continuc their weekly sessions
with Miss Ida Barnard presiding. ana Il
ror,rn number Of the members present NJ
narh meeting. "Srx Education" ron
i;nucs tho subject. and IS rsrrrclal'F IN
tnrcsiinr and prutitahlr. y chang" mas
,',o,; ,,,ndc in The day and time of meet
inr of the various clubs. Following is
tho present schedule: ,, ..
Mnnday--Mrk inIry. from un''! -
Ritchic. $50 until 4:&n: , ..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. from until -
Center. $50 until $50. ,i,
ENTHUSIASTICALLY from : un''
:; clay. 3:20 until ian.
INSTRUMENTATION. from until );
Webster. $40 until 40. ~.
Friday--Tnion. from > until ); l''n-
coin. 2;Sn until 4:3h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17
=. C., Club Dance.

Tonight tho T. E. +. club will rnt",-
tain a. the bal, room "f the lln;"l llu-
,hnstrn will furnish a program nf tho
latcs, nnnular airs and dainty rrir"Sh-
mon,s viii hr served Til" affair. when
will he in tho n;,tur" Of St. lairi'k :
lav dance, will h" in rharE" ~ MISSES
('resccntia Gr"Ean, Rose tladlhG anu
Catherine HiSSriCh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17
ro,,an,e r,iterary Club.

At tho Hotel Windsor Wednesday Al
icrnnon ut . dclurh tho March meeting
will ~ held OF the Woman's Literary
club. I'm unusual program mas Oh
.,rr,nrcd for tho meeting Of this month,
md instead Of thN afternoon ut liter
ot,Irc. varied musical and literary num-
hrrt, will he enjoyed Mrs. Rlanch" d.
c,rcnrod will prcsid" at this meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17
r.ndr WASHINGTON Council

Lady Washington Council Sons ana
0auchtcrS of Liberty, will hold pl"
social and entertainment al thcls M.
,.,orns corner Of Twrnty-siXth and CHAP
Inc streets. on Friday evening. Marin
oIs;. \ special program IS being ar
ranged BY the committee in charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17
Y NJ C. A NOTES

Tho Intermediate Boxing TOURNAMENT
Will be held tonight in tho gymnasium
Of thu association -,
Tho usual business mems classes Will
be held today at 1915 and SIS p. m A
large attendance is expected
+ new intermediate Basket ball league
will b. formed this evening" FOL fow1ns
no completion of tho boxing tourna-
mcyt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17
stone e. Thomas Dance.

Wednesday, evening at the Island CLUB
rooms thu employees association OF StoI's
G. Thomas will give an inloTnlal oa,.s, ,,ie
norty This affair will doubtless result
in The same delightful, occasion as an
functions planned by this organization
and nm evening Of mcrriment IS anticl-
parr,I. \ program OF popular dance Sc.
irctinns will be- furnished by the Spooher
s,rL;rr orchestra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17
r.o4;1lIo,, rlrb ST, Patrick Dance.

given ht tho popular Cotillinn' club on
Monday evening y, tn" Carroll club
.nGitnrjun. Tn" hall will be beautifully
decorated in green strcam"rs and sham
rocks. E"nti!"ld orchestra Will lur-
uM tho music and the usual large at
tendance is looked for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17
Ar1on Ladies Gard Party.

The Arion Ladies Auxiliary will hold
their card party on next THURSDAY al
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock. There will also
be a meeting for the election Of Off
GERS. All the members interested arc
requested to be present at o'clock.
Ladies who efficiently took charge
of affairs for the past year, are Mrs'
Harry Rockabrand, president: Mrs. Ed
ward Schmichcl. vice president. and MIS-.
Robert Lindsey. secretary and treas
urer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17
rrch-e and Dopninoe Party.

Thursday "v"ning. March yum III ".3 '1
o'clock, Il cuchr" and dominoc party VIII
hr given NJ the home or Mrs. W. %,
nuypircs Of W. Is. 4. No. ~. Friends arc
invited 10 attend this evening. and de-
lighirul evening is assured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17

Friday evening, March !, the Master
Masons will entertain the members with
an informal dance in the Scottish Rte
Cathedral Orchestra music will be
Furnished and refreshments will be
served. Invitations for this interesting
affair were issued Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17
Craft TwiC.

1,o,,bcre Of TN. Craft rwE will meet
an Wednesday afternoon at | O'Clock AT
the home If Mrs w. r. Wilson, Of parK
View, Thr usual sowing for IN" ON"
valley Genera! hospital will occupy sew
rr.I hours
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-17
n OFT, Meeting.

At the Hotel Windsor ms evening
the regular meeting will h" held at ar
roll court. Daughter "f lSahciiH MrS.
w. T. Lear. grand regent. VIII prrSlIH
and numerous important matters VIII DC
brought before the members for discus
sion.
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The residence hall girls Of the 7. ".
G.. A.. were guests at a delightful BIRTH
day dinner yesterday. arranged in honor
Of the girls whose birthdays .,, were en- IN
decorated with southern smilax and
Poted p1sntss The Rsy Dr. .u s.a a and
Pcy Rees gave & splendid address to
tho girls. Misses Edith Nalley. Mary
Ross and Virginia Linton were the
honor guests and each one was present.
ed with a beautiful bouquet
Those present were:
Misses:
Margaret Phelps, Margaret Donahey.
Mary Jane orion, Mary Jones.
Katherine Scott Freda Clemens,
Mabel HoStettcr, Edna Stiles'
Zelda Wood, lrma PyleS.
Edith Nalley. Dorothy Btoee.
Sophie Woods. Emma Wcigel.
Lorene Allen. Miss Rees,
Grace Worley,. Ruth Robinson.
Virginia Linton. Edith Matthews
Mary Ross,
MesSrs:
Harry Mepdel,. May Kinney Lewis.
Rev. and Mrs. Rees.
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DANCING!

Prof. Oatman's dances every TUESDAY,
Thursday and Friday nights MarKet
Auditorium Premier orchestra
Dancing at. the Elks Auditorium every
Saturday evening.
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Civic Department Of Womans'
Club at the Hotel Windsor.-SirS
]. ". Bryan presiding.
Master Mason's Dance at the
Scottish Rite Cathedral.
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