The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-11
JUNIOR-SEN|OR
BANQUET At I'd.
HIGH SCHOOL
JUNIORS WILL ENTERTAIN WITH
ANNUAL BANQUET N HoNo4 or
THE oBADUATRQ O1ASS OF
TRIADELPHIA DIDTRICT
H16K SCHOOL.
Gala Event in Lives Of students Wiu
Ne Held at High school THURSDAY
Might.

HI6R SCHOOL.
Gala rv.ot IN 1iv.. Of stud nts VIII
Ne Held at 1nEh school THURSDAY
Might.
The members Of the Junior ana
Senior classes Of Triadelphia DlStrict
High school tSseshsr with Hart the nu r TSnrs.
day night Of this week, when the
Juniors entertain with their annual
banquet in honor OF the members or inc
being made by the various committees
in charge and promises to exec, excel '''n'isF
The. hall, wnere the banquet will bN
served, will be beautifully decorated ny
Hess with potted plants and SreohorS;
and the decorating committee VII! euo
effective touches Of blue and gold. ING
colors OF the Senior class. the ensempe
presenting a lovely. scene for he merry
young folks The dinner will be served .
by the young ladies Of the domestic
science class, and the menu promises
a number of delightful surprises lot tne
guests. Mr.. Edward Mckee. president
postmaster. An intercstinE program
has been prepared by Mr.. William
Handlan.
Misses Nay. Altsnan and Fits anu
Mrs. Hyde, the sponsors Tor the wv"
classes arc assisting the following com
UllSCS III ShS P'N~''''
functions
Rs,tW Bodisv Mary Won Bayer
Wilma Winters Mary Arbcnz
rmiiw weir,er Dorothy Wood
Madelyn Youngman
Program committee
Vim Eandlhn Catherine Scharf
Dorothy Won Bayer
Finance Committee s,u.
Jane Cox Margaret S'ena4'
Clyde Jenni
surprise Party
The many friends OF MISS ReElna
Csuiilla chief operator at the WoodSoale
office OF the Bell telephone company, ten
dered her q surprise party last evening
at the home Of her parents, MT; ana
Mrs. Joseph Csurilla, at Woodsdale. IN
beautifully decorated In pink and blue
The evening was pleasantly spent ~
dancing, Eafnes and music. AT late
hour luncheon was served
Those present we're:
Rsrina csurllla Wilma seabright
Gertrude Rabb Jene MaiterS
Grace Rabb Lena yelling
Mabel Weinsberg Lulu krpY
Josephine Donovan Ida Ersnaeh
Mamie Cook margaret StoIke!
Bernice Noling Beatrice FIoor
Marie Erearnan Helen
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Csurilla
Family Reunion. |
Mothers Day was fttingiy observer
by the children and grandchildren OF MT.
and Mrs. r. l.. Shook. when they all as
sembbed at their home on the Haney-
town Pike, to participate in the varied
toys Of q genuine family reunion. Iho
entire day was spent at the ola nome
stead, and q delicious dinner and supper
Al,n do
folk made merry with numerous games
and out Of door sports. and the con-
Guiding delight OF the day was the hay
ride home to Elm Grove, late In the
: Those in attendance were:
Messrs. and Mesdames-
W ~. Shook w. E. Greenlee
r. Lee Shook II. P. Maxwell
Misses
Elizabth Shook. Of Virginia Grace
Cleveland Shook
LoItoe Gump, of Sarah Ann Maxwell
Cleveland Lethe May Greenlee !
Martha Virginia Dorotha Elizabeth
Shook Greenlee
Bertha Shook Alice Shook
Messrs-
Earl Shook, Of Wilbur Greenlee
: Cleveland Russell Shook
Harold Maxwell, Jr. Bert Shook
Robert Lee Maxwell Thomas Shook
Ralph Greenlee Clyde Shook
Craftsmen Dance.
A merry crowd Of young people VIII
gather at the Elk's Club this evening:
the occasion being the May dance OF
the Craftsmen. Elaborate preparations
have been made for this dance which
gives promise Of being one OF the most
delightful in a series OF informal afairs
Music for the favor!te pastime will be !
furnished by Seals orchestra, with
Harp. Attractive decorations will be
seen throughout the auditorium and
punch will be served during the inter-
missions.
The following compose the COM
Messrs:
Ehbart Schenerlein,
Crawford. Morehead
Gebhart. H"aslett,
Cook Holland.
Topp Daubert
birthday surprise
Everett Wood vas delightfuliy sur.
calling at his home in Chantal Court last
evening to help him celebrate the ami
versary Of his birth. The evening was
music and toward the close Of these de-
llghtful pastimes, a very delicious
was served A color scheme OF
pin kand white was effectively carried
out in the appointments, a Das nsrris cd
place cards marked the places FOR the
following guests:
Misses
Patty. Kutch Margaret Boyd
An gela KirchgessnerCatheri Hendrix
Ruth Conn Madelyn Your Gman
Ethel Roberts Ruth Cameron
Adelaide Auth
Messrs.
Georre Recker Ernest Krump
everett Wood Robert Wood
John Padden Baden Howe
VIM. Stetzer Earl Halfway
James Boyd
Last Friendship Dance
The last Of the series OF friendship
lodges Of knights Of Pythias, will DO
given in the Elks' Club auditorium. on
wednesday evening. May 10. Stupps' or
chestra will play a program of the seas
on's most popular dance numbers. Re-
will be served. The Pythlan
Friendship dances snre among the moSI
popular social events OF the season, anu
the final dance promises to be the besi
Of all. The program will be completed
today.
scotch Lads ct st. Paurs Church.
The Young Peoples Society of 81
Pauls Evangelical church. Thirty
eighth and Wood streets. will hold
biz meeting Tuesday evening. May
nth, at 1880 p. m. They have been
quite fortunate IN securing Tor TINS
meeting two Scotch laddies who VIII
entertain them with songs and verses
Of old Scotland. In addition there VIII
be several other good numbers, includ-
Inr n big surprise, which promises TO pc