The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-30
XXI Club Dance.

Irene StTOeEInuU hotHcl4HS bCNn
Margaret Neff
XII Club Dance.
Quite a NUMBER of invitations have
been issued by the popular NH Clun
Of Martins Ferry, for a program dance
to be held Friday evening OF this week
al the Elks' home in the OhiO' city.
Mango's orchestra will enliven the eve.
ming with a selection OF the latest
dance numbers and the affair Is an as
sured success. The committee in charge
is: Barnes, King, Hastings, Willie and
The club Is already planning for the
Novelty Holiday dance, December 3Oth.
This event will be one OF the most
unique and important social AFFAIRS oil
the season and Is eagerly anticipated
informal Gathering.
This afternoon n small group or
women interested in suffrage Will gath-
err in informal meeting at the home OF
Mrs Edward Hazlett on North Main
street. The formation OF League Oh oi
an investigation into the Dement'S OF
such an organization and the interest
local women might eyince IN TINS matter
; will be dealt with. Mrs. Walter s. kel.
ley will explain the object and aim OF
the League Of Women Voters. and her
address will be Of great interest.
Following this preliminary meeting
larger groups Of women suffrage enthu.
siasts will likely meet from time 20
time and interest in this movement IS
sure to grow.
Kings Daughters Meet.
Last evening at the home OF Mrs.
George c. Crook on South Penn street,
Island, st. James circle Of Kings
Daughters met in business session. This
Is the last meeting before Christmas and
several important matters were taken
up and disposed Of.
Missionary Federation.
This afternoon at 2:3U o'clock the In
terlenominational Missionary Fedora,
ton will be held In the lecture room ot
the First Presbyterian church: DR.. GID
EAST: the Crossroads OF the World" All
women arc invited To attend.
r.-.wu Party.
The homo OF DR.. and Mrs. Otto Grls-
more in Woodlawn. was the scene OF
charming gathering of young folks Mon
day evening. when their daughters'
Misses Helen and Drusmilla, entertain,
ed their young friends at farewell
party. The GrismcrH frmily leave ,hr,, ,. tTI
reside for the present. The young foiNs
arrived at O'clock and jolly three
hours or more was spent WITH games
and amusementS devised by the hce.
teSSeS. n DAINTY luHSIepi WIN n PtVNN',
color scheme carried out In pink aild
green, was u pleasing part OF the pro-
gram.
Misses
Harriet Httchman Martha Fulton
Katherine Whitaker Betty Lou Shirer
anne Russell Martha Haller
Miege Norton DruSilIa GriSmore
Eleanor Gibson Frances Horstman
Tabitha Wilson Anne Hcarne
Elizabeth koonZ Marie Miliar :,
Elizabeth Burt Katherine Mitchcll
Emily julie Stif"l Mary virginia Hoge
Helena GriSmore Martha ood
Sarah ArbpnZ Gertrude Palmer
Martha Woods Jane Potter
Beverly Hubbard TrXanna Wilson
Louise Reymann Sidney liorstman
Mary Koch Josephine Hanihg
Elm GROVE Church Social.
The ladies OF ST. Vincent dc Pau S
church have arranged for a delightful
social affair tomorrow night Mt st. Vim
cents hall in Elm Grove. The time vii.
be spent for the most part ut cards ard
a dainty little luncheon will round out
a pleasant evening. The committee in
charge have spared no pains TO make the
affair n success, and welcome Hs eN-
tended 10 all friends.