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EXPECT DECISION IN
RESTRAINING ORDER
BY END OF THE DAY

II Is expected that Judge R NJ. Ad-
dleman and J. B. Sommeryille will hand
down their decision on the matter Of
the Greater Wheeling injunction some
time today. The motion to dissolve the
temporary injunction granted by Su-
preme Court Judge G. e. PonenoarGer
Of Point Pleasant WAS presented by the
attorneys Of the city On Monday, accom-
panied by practically the same argu.
ments upon which the circuit court
Judges refused an injunction some time
ago. The attorneys for the proponents
Of the Injunction. John P. Arbenz and
J. Harold Brennan, went to Point Pleas
ant some time ago and succeeded IN
having a temporary injunction granted.
as neither City Solicitor ]. ]. O'Brien
nor Attorney NJ. J.. Cullinan. h counsel
for the city In the matter, were present.
Since that time the attorneys for h
city have been busy preparing their
arguments which they presented in
asking that the injunction be dissolved.
Should the injunction be dissolved, as
is expected by the city officials, the new
councilmen, both Of whom have official
ly accepted the positions offered them.
will assume their seats at the next
meeting. Whatever the result OF the
matter al its present hearing It Will be
taken to the supreme court Tor maj
trial, as neither party will admit defeat
until the highest court has passed upon
the legality Of the act.
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and family of North Market street. lef,

and family of North Market street. left
yesterday for his home.
Mrs. Mary Dutton, Of North Market
street, has returned from q visit with
friends in Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r Milliken, of
Columbus, are in the city registered at
the Windsor for a few days. Mr.. Mill
ken is vice president Of the Milliken In
vestment and Brokerage company.
J.. b. Hedges. OF Cleveland, formerly
of Wheeling, is spending the holidays
Russell Blake, of Cleveland. is here
for q few days having arrived yestef-
day. =
connected with the american Tobacco
company there, is a visitor here for a
Miss Catherine McCune, Of Salem. O..
Is the guest OF Miss Mary Alexander, Of
Wilson pete" Grubb is here for a
few days visiting his sister. Mrs. Frank
Waterhouse. at her home at Echo Point.
Miss Jeanette Matthews, Of Four
teenth street. Is ablo to be out again
after an illness of several days.
James MeCracken. Of South Eoff
street. left last evening for Cleveland,
to visit relatives.
Mrs. Robert A. Camphor. Of the Is
land. Is spending q few days with Mrs.
Lockhart, OF Pittsburgh.
Ensign ROBERT 2lenhcIleL1cTp dlSCuS
to the Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
lion. Is spending \ few days al his home
in the city.
Miss Helen Harrington. Of Columbus
Is spending a few days with Miss Mar
jorie Meyer. OF the Island.
Marsh Gollner. Of North Main street,
leaves the city January l, to attend
Georgia Military Academy.
Miss Helen Bloomfield, Of the Island.
is spending q few days with her friends.
Miss Mary Goodhue, Of Marietta
Mr.. Ray Chapman, Of Harrisburg, Pa.
was q visitor In the city yesterday! be-
ing called here On account Of the seri-
Gus illness Of his grandmother. Mrs. W.
H. Chapman. Mr.. Chapman Is the SON
Of the late Elmer Chapman and was
born and reared In Wheeling, but re-
Gently he has been located in Harris
burg, where he Is assistant to the pas
tor OF one Of the largest Methodist
churches Of the Pennsylvania capital
city.
left Yesterday for Charleroi. Pa. where
she will visit her school friend. Miss
Genevieve Sloan.
Mrs, NJ. Dolan. wife Of the superin-
tendent Of the Benwood-McMechen
Water Company, who has been critically
i'll with pneumonia at her HON" Mt
Glcrdolc. is now reported TO IG cut -
danger.
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Fourth Street NJ. f.. church in honor of
those whe are home, was a decidedly
successful and ENJOYABLE affair. Merry
games and music filled the hours with
supper was served. Attractive decora-
tons of q Christmas nature added to
the pleasure OF the affair. Miss Dor
othy stanton was the chairman and she
was assisted by an efficient committee.
Golden Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r Scatterday.
prominent residents Of the Island. cele-
brated their golden wedding anntver-
sary yesterday at their home on Mary
land steet. Lovely decorations were
seen throughout the home, gold begin
OF beautiful blossoms carrying out this
idea. Although there was no elaborate
function arranged for the event, all the
children and grandchildren were present
and the many friends Of the aged couple
called during the day to congratulate
them upon reaching the fiftieth mile
stone OF welded bliss. They were the
recipients Of n large assortment OF val
liable gifts and late in the evening a
telegram Of congratulation was received
from Mrs. Josephine Wilson. Of Neffs.
O., who was the bridesmaid at the we'd
ding fifty years ago. The evening was
spent in divers amusements and at a
late hour a dclectahle supper was serv-
GQ Win very oppNiAthAShSSB
apparent.
The following were the guests Of tho
evening:
Messrs. and Mesdames:
d. r. Scatterday, Dallas Helling.
/. S. Scatterday, +. r. Scatterday,
of Martins Ferry. Harold Scatterday,
Clarence Helling. w. II. Scatterday,
Of Martins Ferry.
Mesdames:
Amanda Paul, Elizabeth Garden,
Amanda Perry, or Armstrong. o.
l.. Lyle, of F.B. Zerbcck. or
Rarnesyile, Mansfield. o.
Nancy Clifford. T. II. Rowles. OF
Of Rivcrview, Bellaire,
Misses:
Eleanor Scatterday, Berdie Linn Seat
Dorothy Scatter terday'
day. Mary Thurston' Oh
Betty Ross Scat Newark, O.,
terday,
Messrs:
VIM. Scatterday. Jr. Robt. Scatterday,
Dallas Hclling. Jr., James Thurston,
Edward Scatterday. OF Newark. o.
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Holiday Party

The Lima Hcnnig Sherman School OF
Dancing, conducted by Mrs. Alma Will
son Shacfer, gave q holiday dane at the
Hotel Windsor last night at which about
twenty-five couples were present. 1t
was the Tuesday night class of the
school which gave the affair and a most
delightful time was enjoyed by all.
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A very interesting wedding Will be
soIcmnizcd on New Years day. when
Miss Bessie Eleanor Morton of Bellaire
becomes the bride Of Mr.. Percy st.
Clair Winder Of this city. The cerc.
mony will be performed ut the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. He'll Of No. 4i36
Jefferson street, Rrllairc. with Rev. A.
NJ. FLAX. pastor Of the Christian church.
officiating. The service will be read at
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insane MAN ESCAPES
FROM GUARD At B. & 0.

An insane man being taken to the
state institution for the insane broke
away from his guard at the B. & o. pas
senEer station early yesterday morning
and started on q terrorizing raid
hended after having ran in and out OF
several buildings and crossed a number
Of roofs, and being shot at a number
OF times, II Is said. After his capture
he was taken in charge again by, the
tho state asylum is located.
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Entertained Porce.

Miss Hilda Feisner was hostess to the
members Of the office force of the Stone
& Thomas last evening at her
home on South Chaplinn street. The
evening was spent informally with
games and music as the diversions and
at n late hour dainty refreshments
wcer served.
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c. Z. Billings. general manage or the
Wheeling Traction company arranged a
delightful affair for the street car men
and their families for Monday evening.
The affair was held in the Arion Hall.
which had very attractive Christmas
decorations. Several reels of motion
pictures were shown in the evening and
these were followed by q program or
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CENSUS NAN LEAVES

Afetr getting everything In this city
ready for the taking Of tho United
states census that starts Friday morn.
January End. Frederick =. Martin,
OF census for the First Cons
District Of West virginia
left yesterday for his home IN Graltoh
TO complete arrangements there.
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DNnialR-RNSlwY,

Tho marriage Of Miss Helen Virginia
| Bailey, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard 4. Bailey. OF tho Island. and Mr.,
Theodore Daniels, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. W. DanielA Of Boston. Mass. was
an interesting event OF yesterday. The
creme was performed at noon ut
the First Presbyterian church There
were no immediate attendants, but
about 60 relatives and friends attended
the service.
Preceding the ceremony q musical
program was rendered by Mrs. Loretta
Fawcett Moore, at the organ and Mrs.
Dora Neininger Bard sang Claimants
AT Dawning." Promptly at II o'clock
ding march and the bride and groom en-
tered and were met at the altar by Rev.
, James Mease Potter. pastor OF the
| Vance Memorial church. who performed
the
The bride was attired in her travel
ing costume. which consisted Of a suit
Of taupe ~velours, with hat. shoes and
gloves of the same color. A cluster Of
Sweetheart roses and valley lilies was
worn at the corsage.
o'clock over the Pennsylvania lines for
an extended honeymoon trip to include
points Of interest In the east. On their
return they will take up their residence
at No. 81 Virginia street.
Yesterdays wedding was one OF the
most notable nuptial events OF the hol-
iday season. Tho bride is quite popular
among a wide circle Of friends by whom
she has been much feted as a bride
elect. Mr.; DanielS Is a graduate Of
engaged as a chemist at the Wheeling
Mold and Foundry Company.
The following announcements have
been issued:
announce the marriage Of their
daughter
helen :, Virginia
Mr.. Theodore Daniels
On Tuesday, the thirtieth day Of
December
nineteen hundred and nineteen
Wheeling, West Virginia
At Home
after JAM 18th
81 Virginia Street .
Wheeling. W. Va
Carroll Club.
Ono OF the most delightful Of the
New Years dances will be that given
by the Ladies' Carroll social club this
roll club. Jacobs Novelty orchestra
will furnish the musical program and
very elaborate decorations will be a de-
lightful feature. Mrs. J. V. Armbruster
men and they have been assisted in the
arrangements by the following COM
mittee:
Misses
Rhea Manion Virginia Clark
Loretta Armbruster Genevieve Roth
Sarah Fitzpatrick Margaret Manion
Gene Carney
MessrS.
Bernard Alexander Edward Killeen
Tom Howley Casper McCaoe
Edward Schiller Nm. Monahan
V. J. Armbruster Bernard Madden
Mrs. Louis A. Stauver
Hoff Street Temple.
The woman's Jewish Temple GUILD
Of the Eoff Street Temple. will hold
a New Years card party and informai
dance in the hotel Mcclure tonight.
Prizes will be awarded those obtaining
the highest scores in the games. The
Jung folk will enjoy dancing FOR sew
erai hours. orchestra music being a
feature
League Social
Although quite different from the us
ual affairs held this holiday season Tor
the college students who are home Tor
the holidays. the social given by, the
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r1~ Ro.mn1 Euent

Everything Is in readiness for the
Elks' annual cabaret and dinner dance
which will be an event Of tonight. Many
reservations have been made and the
affair promises to be one Of the most
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Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schenk of Woods
dale, will be at home to their friends on
New Years Day. keeping open u
quite Informally during the late after
noon and evening.
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mohologues. readings, some clever stunts
by a local magician n an exhibition OF
novelty dancing by h little Riddle Sic"
tiers. Dancing was enjoyed the latter
part Of the night and the s1atr Vas con-
The men in the employ Of the company
who worked late had their supper sent
to the barn as they Were not able 70
attend. There WAS o large crowd In
attesdance and the AFFAIR proved very
enjoyable.
Columbia Cub
This evening in the Columbia Club
auditorium the annual New Tears dance
Of the Columbia club will be held. The
gram OF dance music and At midnight
a special novelty will be displayed.
Hours will he from $3.50 until l o'clock
and a very pleasant evening Is assured
posed of Messrs Horn. MayeF. Bernhart
Reith. Hack asd JunkinS.
gaia Club
The members Of the Kahn club IN
party in honor Of the Ladies' social club
OF the organization this evening IN
their club rooms. Cards will be the
diversion OF the evening and q midi
night a supper will Be- served with eISh-
promises TO be one Of the merriest par;
tics in the history Of the club and the
old year will cave and the new N
enter mid scenes OF caiety. Edmund
Burke is chairman and he ID assisted ~
an efficient committee.
golden 1kafA
Wheeling Lodge No. / Golden Links
will entertain with q New Years dance
this evening in their new club rooms
over the South Side bank. Notes Or
chestra will furnish tho muse fot
dancing and a very enjoyable time II
assured those who attend.
Aron rev YsAes DaaoA
A euchre and dance Will be the form
Of the Now Years celebration 20 os
given by the Arion society this even.
ing. Arrangements have been rnpie
ed for the card party for those mo- de.
string 10 dance and handsome prizes
will be awarded those attaining hs
The folk win make merry In
the bali room. where Won BerHs jazz
orchestra will render musical proi
gram for dancing. With the passing os
the old year greetings will 30 exchanse4
and surprises await many fol. II will . 9
leap year and the ladies Will Do -
charge.
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ENGAGEMENTS Announced

Special Dispatch 10 Inc ln~teiIlScncer
HARRISBURG. w. Va, Dec. 30-En-
are members Of prominent local families
were announced today at a luncheon
given by Mrs. j. L. Bansell Romine, q
bride of this season. Miss Edna Hay
maker is to be married 10 John Koblc-
gard, Jr., and her sister. Miss Grace
Haymaker. to ]. Lee Horner. The brides
elect are daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank b, Haymaker.
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HHdRA Party

Mrs. Austin King entertained tho
afternoon at her home in the Howard
apartments in honor OF Mrs. George JEFF
fcrson, OF Baltimore. Md. who is the
guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Ebbert OF the Howard apart
mentS,
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4 o'clock Thursday afternoon in the
presence of only the very immediate
family INC intimate friends OF the
couple.
The bride will be attired in a lovely
gown Of white ]georgette crepe COM
bined with pussy willow satin. with
go VII. wear white kid slippers
and gloves. A corsage bouquet Of
bridal roses will complete her costume.
Following the ceremony 4 wedding
supper will be served with covers laid
for the guests at the wedding. The APP
pointments here will be very attractive,
being carried out in Yulctide colors.
The bride and groom will take up their
residence with the groom's parents at
No. 1894 Eofr street, where they will
receive the hearty congratulations Of
their many friends.
Miss Morton Is q popular young lady
OF the Ohio side, and has resided with
Mr.. and Mrs. He'll for several years.
She has been employed as long distance
operator Mt the Chesapeake md Poto-
mac Telephone company for some time
and has a large circle Of friends. with
whom she is a favorite. Mr.. Winder is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Winder,
and is the popular night clerk at the
Rogers hotel. Ho Is a genial good fell
low and has made innumerable friends
who will be greatly Interested in his
coming marriage.
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ME-. simpsou EntertaIns

Mrs. Forbes Simpson, OF LeatherWooo
Lane, will entertain with a very delight
full bridge party at her home on satur-
Sarah Whitaker. who will leave for New
York on Sunday. previous to an extend
ed tour Of South America
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Mrs William r. Keyser will return
"a her home in Sistersville today a1tek
snending the past few days the guest
of relatives in the city. a.
Nrs Daisy Cassell, OF Parkersourg' Is
In the city having been called mere on
account OF the death Of Mrs. Elizaoe'n
CaSsell. No.
Jndxe Frank Cox has gone to New
York CITY where he will spend some
time with Mrs. Cox and their ausn'e
Miss Margaret. Mrs, Cox expects 70
snend several months in New York WIN
Miss Marraret who has resumed her
study Of the harp.-MorsantoWn New
Dominion. - =,
Ms. Elizabeth Hamilton, formerly OF
this city, arrived here Sunday TO De the
guest OF her sister, Mrs Frank WAFER
house, for q few days. she Is accom-
nanIed by her little daughter Bette.
Miss Margaret Hannah. or klrSwooS'
Ia me guest Of friends In Pittsburgh
where she attended the Wesleyan Alum
nae luncheon given at the scneniey
Mt. E. J. stone left Monday night
for New York in the interest OF the
firm OF Stone & Thomas. =
Miss Lizzie Lawther. OF stone g
Thomas win spend New Years win
in Columbus.
Miss Grace Hobart, OF the Rolte
Aartments, left for Huntington yester-
where she win visit her parents Tor
Riss Jennie Max. Of Fifteenth street.
Eisiting her sister at Pittsburgh ia.
fames Reynolds, of Pittsburgh. VINO
Is been the guest OF Mrs. Anna Rogers
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HONORARY DANCE
COUNTRY CLUB
Mr. ana Mrs. william Holloway VIII
Entertain on Saturday Evening II .
Honor Of MI. and mrs. Chester
Morton, OF New YORK.

The Country Club will be the scene OF
one OF the gayest and smarteSt dances
Of the holiday season on saturday night
when Mr.. and Mrs. William Holloway
or OF their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Ches,
ter Norton, OF New York. who arrived
in the city yesterday. A large dance al
the Country Club in tho middle or the
contribute much pleasure TO the II
added to this Is a very interesting guest
list, among whom are many OF Wheel
ing's prominent families. which will
make a very successful social event as
a climax to q week OF gay festivities.
The guests will includes:
S, s, Bloch, ]. c. Mckinley,
Toe PAUL.. Jr, H. G. Bradley.
l.. f, Sands, H. M. Russell,
william AveraIl. Of Gibson Caldwell.
New York. H. E. Field.
! Sam w. Harper, Mertz Franzheim,
A. S. PAUL, Alfred Brady.
| Lee PAUL. Hugh Brady,
II, C. Hazlett, Thomas Sweeney.
! Henry Hazlett, Edmund Jones.
]. A. Bloch, Jesse Speidel,
II. c. Whitaker. A. A. Wilson,.
N. P. whitaker. DR.. and Mrs. W. A.
Dwight Wagner. Cracraft.
| Earl Adams DR.. and Mrs. Eu-
George Whitaker, gene Hildreth III
Chas, J. Milton, DR.. and Mrs. j. w.
! Jos J; j. c S%nio%''' Dr.: and Mrs. n. A.
| Carl Schmidt, Hanning,
Charles Feeney,
Messrs-
Ben Hazeltine, woodward Franz
Tom Hcarne, helm.
+ i Stone, William FranZheim,
". IL Abbot. Junior Franzheim,
a w. Lewis, William Simpson,
| Hugh Monat. Harold Bloch.
Harve Pollock,
Misses
patti Sweeney, Kettle Hazlett
| Virgins Mckee, Dorothy Bloch,
! Virginia Hoffman,. Eleanor Holloway
Sara Whitaker.
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IAacue Social

Although quite different from the us
ual affairs held this holiday season TOT
the college students who are nome ior
Tho holidays. the social given by the
members Of the Epworth League OF the
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BUY WAR SAVINGS sTAMPs.-
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About People
Mosounsrss Of individuals to ano
From the City.
Ar r1u HOTELS.

Moxure~. q Hager. Fairrront: !.
r Morris, S~istersyille; Paul Llsoecker.
Hundred; Charles E. Burke, CraIton'
+. w. Kelly. Huntington; 5. A1It' S M
eron. NJ Huxhes, Cameron; W. n. Thon-
a. cameron: T. E. Bradley. Sistersrtlle:
H A. Conrad. Huntington; Bernaro
butcher, weston; Beverly BYRD. SiarSs-
burg: n, ]. Fox. Fairmont; J. II Weoer'
FaIrmont; ]. C. F1appan. Fairmon1:
L.. Leithy, J~acksonourS; Geo. MUM
Fairmont.
w4na.or-A. F. Butt. Warrington;
7 r Keena. Parkersburg; II. II. Dawson.
C~larksburg; w. II. RAIDER, Charieston'
+. NJ. King, Parkersourg.
Ro1srs-M. E. LAvelle, Grafton; j. l.
Att, Bridgeport.
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Informal Dancing Party.

Quite a merry gathering or Juveniles
attended the informal dancing aprty. civ,
en- last night by Miss Lydia speidel and
Miss Virginia Harper at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Harper. in Echo
Point. A local orchestra furnished
music for dancing and the seryinE OF a
buffet supper supplemented the favor
ite pastime.
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|D|NNER-DANCE AT
FORT HENRY CLUB
Elaborate Affair win Marx INT Closo OF
The Festivities Tor Tho OLD Year
At Port Nenry Club.

The dinner-dance to be held this
evening AT the Fort Henry club will be
decidedly the most elaborate of all the
functions arranged to speed the parting
OF the old year and bid the new one
welcome, Manager George H. Phillips
with a corps Of assistants, has every
thInr IN readiness and the dinner will
sn nrnmntIv at seven O'Clock. A
oe SeiSIu 49, ~ eivht courses will
Saoie a ir tha fsu,tIess style Of the
oS,h ~ +bs manv narties Of c~onxenial
friends Win make msT NET yco one eiF Snt ysA 3
ing an dancinS viii occupy the
100 ,ntu mjdnirSt. when several
suesTn, Se,tmrea Will MARY the passing
80 pancinc viii he resumed until a
Tt ~ ~
'"I Ba.SErntion, hava heen made for the
oIoS,irr.
A A GJI.on "A.
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delightful in the history Of the club:
The auditorium has been transformed
into a v%eritable ~fairyland Of beauty.
Each wall represents a garden scene,
whilo 500 small vari-colcred electric
lights are arranged on a laurel covered
wire which extend from each corner OF
the ceiling to the center where a large
SNOWFALL Is suspended. Through all IS
an intermingling Of holly and poinset-
tas. the ensemble being very beautiful.
Creyonne's first orchestra Of Pitts,
burgh. will arrive in the city ar/ VIII
furnish the musical program Tor me
dinner and also at the dance which VIII
follow. The cabaret will begin at, 10:O0
o'clock and continue for two hours:
when dancing will be resumed until 4
o'clock. The cabaret will be exceedingly
good, with local and professional talent
participating. The affair Is for Elk
only and only those who have made
reservations, ot whom there are 2so,
will be PERMITTED in the club. MARK
Klibanow is general chairman and ne
has beer ably assisted by the members
of the amusement committee
Dinner Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G.. Schenk Will en-
tcrtain with n dinner party on THURSDAY
evening at their home in WOODLAND,
complimentary to several out OF town
people are guests in the city.
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The woman's Jewish Temple Guild
Of the Eoff Street Temple. will hold
a New Years card party and Informal
dance In the hotel Mcclure tonight.
Prizes will DO awarded those obtaining
tho hirhest scores in the games. The
folk will enjoy dancing for sew
erai hours. orchestra music being a
feature
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Out to-day
NewWctorRecord
for January

r. ~ 1--WE nousic, there are certainly selections in this new list
ub;ch vii iii make a special appeal to you. Whether you have a preference
for operatic aias OF concert songs, OF lean toward instrumental instr I'M T"a1, m danc
vhetber popular song hits strike your fancy, or you reyel IN uvely oanGe
Numbers there is music of the kind you like best IN these new I o
which YOU will surely want to hear-and to have IN your o" "o"'
once YOU have heard them.
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VIM. Scatterday. Jr. Robt. Scatterday,
SaIIas Hclline. Jr.. James Thurston,
Edward Scatterday, or Newark o.