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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-27

clever and appealing and appearing IN
Chinese costume, made decided nit
with all. Miss McCulley and Miss Daw-
son were charming in duo. Two Lutte
Maids From China" also peT1ectiy cos
tuned. MISS Dawson introduced much
mcrriment by her perfect imperSonatlon
OF Mrs. McDuffy. on base ball. MISS
Loretta Doerr and Miss Olive McAninch
were very pleasing with their vocal
solos.
At the conclusion Of the program a
luncheon was served. Two long tables
were placed In the room, and each one
was centered with a huge birthday cake,
adorned with pink candles. Large vases
Of Iris and other spring flowers were
placed at intervals on the tables: me
ensemble being one OF real ert'slic
beauty.
Mrs. George b. Wilson entertained. the
, members OF her sewing CLUB on IuesaaS
afternoon at her home on Fourteentn
street Several hours were occupied
with exquisite bits Of needlework and TO-
ward the close Of the afternoon dainty
luncheon was served. Those present
were:
Emil Stumpp W. n. Conrad
Waller H. Wood Thomas McGranahar
n r Radman P. l.. Brokaw
Carl Serig rred Steeie
Arthur Graham VIM HaHli'oh
CnaS. IL. IbTOCkIdIl
Mrs. Rhetta Fawcett-Moore and Mrs
Dora Neininger- Bard will present their
piono and voice students in q compn-
mrtnary recital on Tuesday evening,
June first The recital will be held In
the music rooms of the Guild MUSIC
shop. There will be twenty young ladies
TO make their first PUBLIC appearance al
>'''<' Art study Club
There will be a meeting OF the ART
Study Club this afternoon at the Y. w.
C. A., ut $3.50 o'clock. An interesting
program has been prepared and all men,
bcrs arc invited TO be present.
Old stone House
The Old Stone House at Roncy's Point
proves more popular each day and as
tho beautiful spring days become
reality society people flock to the lam,
Gus resort to participate IN the varleo
pleasures afforded there. Not only To-
cal folks but also parties from distance
motor to the Old House. Among the
! parties who enjoyed dinner there last
evening were:
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Whitemore and
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Weiss and party Of
seven,
DR.. Clovis and party Of four.
| Miss Norris and party OF Is, OF
Youngstown. Ohio.
Mrs. Moore and party Of four, OF
Steubenville, Ohio.
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COUNTY COMMITTEE
A. Chosen By tbs 1SpablIcans for ~
Coming Term.

The primary election Tuesday com.
pletes the election Of the RepublicA0
county executive committee for the com.
ing term. There Is one vacancy. since
only one candidate filed an announce
ment from that district. The winners
for committee members are:
District Members.
Madison district-Edmund c. White
Clay districtWwnliam H Dinseh and
Liberty district-Howard 8. MCCOY:
Richie district-Charles w. Nolts
and Albert Drum.
Triadelphia district-R. Lester Blake
and Frank H. Blowers.
Richland district. W. Emsley ana
Union district-w. J. Beckett and
Charles Flanagan.
Washington district-William Ayiea
and Robert J. Reister.
Centre district-eGorge Clark and j
c. Logan.
First ward-George W. Otto. -. :.
Second ward-W. E. Smith.
Third ward-Benjamin A. Schiller.
Fourth %ward-Jospeh B. LETTER.
Fifth ward-Richarl T. Cresap.
sixth ward-Harry B. Henderson,.
Seventh ward-Lionel L. Eingtingalc.
Eisth ward-E. w. Petticord.
Ninth ward-Alsert G. Reister.
Tenth ward-Frank G. Miller.
The county committee will have I'VE
more members this year than ever be.
fore owing to the addition Of two new
wards to the city. Under the existing
rule, each ward is entitled to one repre-
sentative on the committee. and eacf
district, tw&
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PRETTY PARTY
FORBR|DE-ELECT
MISS GENEVA YOUNG AGAIN COM
PLnENTED WITH CHARMING
PRE-NUPTTAL PARTY.
nrrs. Logan Ktttle, Recent Bride, Hon
or Quest at Delightful Informal
Party Last Evening.

Few bride-elects of the spring sea-
son have been SO frequently compli-
mented with charming pre-nuptial par
ties, as has Miss Geneva Young. whose
marriage to Mr.. S. Edward Pence, of
Crockett. Texas, will be among the In
teresting nuptlals OF June. Yesterday
afternoon Mrs. William Eifier added to
the series Of complimentary affairs
when she entertained a number OF
friends at her home on Chapline street.
Several hours were spent in Five Hun
dred and at o'clock the guests were
ushered into the dining room, where Il
luncheon Of lovely appointments was
served. A color scheme Of yellow and
white was effectively carried out in the
details A beautiful candelabra, with
yellow candles conferred the long table,
and on either end, smaller candles
shaded in yellow, shed glow OF lovely
color over the scene. Small nut bask-
cts Of yellow were the favors and the
place cards were cunning little wedding
bells.
The guests were:
Mcsdamcs:
p Jones, Earl Hornbrook
Fl. Mendel Taylor, l.. X. Young.
A. j. I.aJeal, II. IS. SmeaIcE; OF
VIM. Gibson. faulShurg' ~ !"
T. K. Shields. VIM klett'
william Anawalt.
Misses:
Esther Bryant, of Geneva Young
Pittsburgh.
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WHEN YOUR COM.
PLEXION BEGINS !.
TO FADE WITH age
You Can Preserve That
Clear, Smooth Tint OF
Youth
By the Occasional Use OF
the BLACK and WHITE
Beauty Treatment.

As the years 60 by. women lose that
baby-like softness and the rosy tint
which they possessed In their girlhood
days. Face POWDER, rouge and nc. i. doi sst
their faded, sallow compiexion-but
such results serve only for few hour hour
The Black s, ana .h VINE htoons a of youth %
much desired-make mothers ana
daughters appear to be sisters-end w
use both safe and delightful BEFORE
retiring you battle your face with Black
and White Soap, then apply the creamy
Ointment and wash off the next morn
ing You'll be so well pleased with THIS
home beauty treatment that pasE -
SOAP Will always have . place on your
Your druggist sells both Black and
White Ointment and Black and White
Soap at csc each or the manufacturers
will send both on receipt Of SOC.
A sample. literature and Black ana
white Birthday and Dream Book Will .
sent you free II you clip and mail thls
advertisement to BLACK and WHITE
Box 9l3 Memphis, Tenn.
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WHEELING MAN
WAS A NERVOUS
RUNDOWN WRECK:
His Kidneys Were Weak, Stomach DE-
ranged, was Bilious and Had Dizzy
Spells. Now Declares Hs
Troubles done, Siuce He
Took Dreco, the
New Medt- :
cine.
Many cases are coming 70 light where

Many cases are coming TO light where
Flu" has left the victim in bad plight.
Some suffer from weak kidneys, pain IN
the back. limbs aching: some find their
stomachs gone back on them. and the
food lies there undigested. making gas
bad that it presses against the heart
giving the feeling Of weak heart
Many are constipated and have sluggish
livcrs-nearly all suffer from nervous
ness: are weak. rundown. lacking energy
and strength. Read what the new medl-
cine did for this Wheeling. w. Va, man.
who lives at ll17is High street. MT
William Mckeen.
II had the Flu and It left me in a
weak, nervous, rundown condition. /
was so nervous that my hands shook all
the time like an old person with inc
RalSy and ! am only 80 years old. My
kidneys were also in bad shape and my
liver sluggish: bad taste in my mouth
anc coated tongue. My food digested
my stomach and was bloated with gas
$50 much praise was given the new
root and herb medicine, Dreco, by people
living all around me that I took bottle
OF it, and have found IT the finest mcdi-
cine ever took. It went right after
my troubles quick, and now they are All
gone. MY nerves are steady ana my
sleep sound Pains arc all gone from
over my kidneys and stomach and liver
acting fine. Dreco is great
Drcco rouses lazy liver 10 action;
, stimulates the kidneys; relieves consul
patton; aids the stomach to carry IT'S
load: clears the poisonS from the bIooo'
and rcbuilds the whole system.
All good druggists now sell Dreco ana
il Is highly recommended in wheeling
and vicinity by c. H. Griest & CO.
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NORTH SIDE
fwArw,od and HIohland.)
SERIOUSLY HURT
IN COAL MINE

Andy Kauc, IS years or age. was pain
fully injured yesterday morning at the
Beech Bottom coal mine when no was
eau ght between two cars shortly after
no had started TO work. Several OF his
fellow workmen, who were also going to
work, heard his cries and at once came
TO his assistance He was brought to
the entrance Of the mine. and DR.. Aoer-
Bold. mine physician, was called.
He was at once taken to the North
Wheeling hospital on one OF the cars OF
the Wheeling Steubenvill division Of tho
wheeling Traction company and was
given medical aid and his wounds
dressed. IL was found THAI he was
crushed and also had large cash in his
back. II Is not known just how he re-
ccived these injuries.
At a late hour last evening the au-
thorltieS at the Mountaineering hospital
stated that he was resting as easily as
could ba expected.
BOY Scouts Meeting.
A meeting OF the members OF Troop
No, il, Of Boy Scouts, Will be held this
evening in tho social room OF the Meth
odist church at 1880 o'clock. Following
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Wheeling Baptist Temple
z. n. Q. A. AUDIro1IUM
PENDING New Edines
GEORGE z. LoCKNART, Pastor
WELCOME

short business session the remainder
OF tho evening will be spent In social
way,
Ladies VIII Quilt.
All members OF the Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF the Lutheran church are re-
quested to be Mt the church today so
that the work on completing quilt
can DO finished. Following this short
business meeting will be held.
Boys Club 70 Meet
A meeting of the members OF the
Boys Club Of the Presbyterian church
will be held this evening. Matters per-
tanning to an outing to be given In the
near future will DO taken up and dis
cussed.
League Meeting.
The monthly business meeting OF the
Luther League OF the Lutheran church
will be held in tho church this even
ing. \ number OF important business
matters will be taken up and discussed.
Rugy Bee Club
Miss Della Harris will be hostess to
the members OF the Busy Bee club this
evening at her home on Warwood ave-
nue.. Several hours will be devoted 10
sewing, at the conclusion OF which a
dainty luncheon will be served.
Making Hspoirs.
w Z. Mcnamara Is having a large
number Of repairs made to the inter-
Tor OF his store room, corner Eighteenth
street and Warwood avenue. Due to the
increase in his business during the past
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year Mr.. Mcnamara Is having a new
prescription counter erected as the old
one was too small:
Mrs. T. E. Hood will entertain the
members OF the Dainty Stitch club this
afternoon at hor home on Eighteenth
street. The hours from . TO o'clock
will be devoted to sewing.
Dogs Disappearing.
Officer Harry Garden stated yester-
day afternoon since the people or this
city have learned that he intended to
make a cleanup on the CANNES which
are straying about. with wolf traps.
the people are keeping the dogs penned
up. He stated that since he first mem
toned about the traps the pups are
either being kept penned up. or the
owners are getting rid OF them by other
North Side Briefs.
Walter Brunhaus, who took seriously
III on Tuesday at his home on Seventh
street. was reported somewhat better
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Cummins of this city.
are spending the week visiting relatives
in Ncffs, o.
Mrs. John Murphy. who has been III
for some time. is slowly recovering at
her home on Nineteenth street.
Miss Blanche Cooper has returned to
her home in Steubenvile after visiting
friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis and
daughter. of Collinsvillc, have returned
homo, following a visit with friends in
this city.
r. =. Kindelbergcr. real estate agent
has returned home after a business trip
TO Pittsburgh.
Miss Bessie West has returned TO her
home in Charlest OH, w. Va, after visit
ing friends in this city.
Jack Mason has returned TO his home
In Pittsburgh following u business trip
to THIS city.
Miss Martha Sanders. who has been
Ill for the past week. is able TO be out
Mrs. Robert McMillcn has returned
to her home in this city. following a
visit with relatives in Cumberland. Md.
Work at the Richland coal mine was
suspended yesterday morning on ac-
count Of u shortage OF railroad cars.
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leave the latter part Of the week Tor
New York City. -, 2.
Miss Jose Kirch, Of Pittsburgh. will
be the week end guest Of tho Misses
Healy, Of Fourteenth street.
Miss Anna Weight, Of Chaplino street.
will leave Saturday for visit to FAIR
mont.
Henry Ross Of Warren. Pa. will be
the guest Of friends here for Decoration
Day. ~
Mrs. George Jefferson has returned TO
her home at Baltimore after visit With
her parents at the Howard apartments.
Mrs. Harry Gilbert is recovering SLOW.
w from an operation recently under
gone at the Ohio Valley General hospi-
a
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TRIADELPHAN.

The commencement number OF the
"Triadclphian'' has been printed and is
the big issue Of the year. 1t is in book
form and bound with covers and cord to
correspond with tho class Colors, old
gold and blue Copies of this issue will
be obta Unable at the H school on
Thursday afternoon from / to . o'clock
The issue is Is cents.
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socinl Affair Tonight.

The members or tho r. V. NJ. Sodality
OF st. Joseph's Cathedral. have arrang-
cd n delightful Informal social affair
TO be held this evening in the social
rooms in the church building. Card
games will occupy the guests during
the evening and prizes will be awarded
those attaining the highest score.
Prizes will also be distributed for at
tendance during tho year. Miss Marie
Laue is general chairman and Misses
Sabina Doyle and Elizabeth Henri are
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xsceut Bride Honored.

Mrs. Logan Kittle, formerly MISS lda
Woodruff. a bride of last Friday, was
COMMUNICATED with a charming. post
nuptiai party given last evening by
Miss Alice Beymer and Miss Lillian
Jacobs. at the home Of the former IN
deli ghtfullv spent In various social pur-
suits and at the close of the pastimes a
delectable luncheon was served win
attractive appointments apparent. me
guests were the faculty of Woodsdaie
SubItc school. OF which Mrs. Kittle has
haan member this term, and included:
WiIda North. Matilda SCharf.
Ca Dorsey. Olive ParkinS,
Beatrice Henderson. Ada CalqweLI,
Sab Eruber Lillian Jacobs.
Esdno Houston. Alice Beginner,
Em,n, WiIkinson. Mrs. Logan kittle.
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QtAh!QNQ1v JdQa
NV JoDcuNn I&U>dQ*:
Women Everywhere Are Talking
About Wonderful New, Improved Kind of Talcum
Powder

high grade toilet talcum. 1t is healing.
soothing and delightfully."- fragrant. OF
course, 1t Is called La-may. The pack
age Is also new. The box is so attrac-
tive that II makes a beautiful dressing
table ornament. When you use this
new La-may Talcum you will under
stand why II Is almost impossible to get
enough boxes to supply the great de-
mnnd- II your local druggist has not
got it he will cheerfully order it for
you.
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interesting Clipping.

The Following Is cTIppIhK TOM HHs
Charleston Daily Mail. and Will be read
with interest by Local Ceopie VINO are
Tbe> announcement of the engagement
Of Miss Hazel Bronson Hatfield, daugh-
ter Of Ex-Governor and Mrs. Henry H.
Hatfield to Charles Burlington BALDWIN
son Of Mrs Frank ID. Enslow was MADE
HatheIds friends. Mr.. Baldwin IS the
grandson Of tho late Colonel and Mrs.
Peter G. Burlington. and belongs to ono
Of the best known families in West Hlr-
rinia. He is graduate OF Washing
ton-Lee University and is now interest
od in land and coal development. MISS
HATFIELD needs no introduction in Char
lesion. She is one OF tho most popular,
interesting and attractive girls in West
Virginia"
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The specialist who created the popu,
lar La-may Face Powder has perfected
a new kind OF talcum. This new inVen-
uaed FOR everything for which talcum
In now used and it has double value in
preventing the souring OF Precipitation.
IL Is the souring OF Precipitation that
iectIonable Women who use this now
taicum say It is wonderful ,or this pur--
BOSE and that il Is also an excellent
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NOTICE
Donation Day for Home for Aged and
Fr1sndlsss Women Postponed.

Due TO the critical illness of one OF
tho ladies Of that institution. it was
thought best 10 postpone Donation Day
until Thursday. June 3rd: at which
time the plans will be carried Hut rs
pre-arrangcd. Reception afternoon and
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About People
Movements Of individuals To Ana
From The City.
AT TIE HOTELS.

eha1fes Hartin, L. Mannninston; i. B
Hearston, Sistcrsv!lle; J. l.. burns fa'r-
mont; H. A. Tre"h, ClarksbuTG..
windsor-H. S. Campbell, Clarks5urg;
J. b. Keena. Parkersburg: J: H. Nor
ford, Spencer; John Gregg, Sistersville
r. b. Cody. Elkins.
stamm-J. NJ. Berdine. Hundred: L,
G. Jones: Weston; A: G Framer, Char
Rogers-M. S. Bertlett, farkersburg;
Jules Scohy, Sistersville: A. H. Brown
Parkersburg; d. +. Suman, Sistersville;
Raymond Scohy, Sistersville;H. knight
Clarksburg.
Mrs.. Samuel She'll. OF Canton. Ohio,
Is visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Lewis, North Huron street, Island.
James b. Hastings. Of Adena. Ohio. is
the guest of Mrand Mrs. w. H. Nichols
of Woodsdale. for a few days. MT Has
tings is prominent former farmer OF
Ohio county.
Miss Esther Bryant, Of Pittsburgh. is
the guest Of Mrs. J. William Answalt.
of Highland Park.
Judge and Mrs. Perry Wood who have
been the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Austin
Woodsdale. left yesterday for their
home at Athens. Ohio.
DIR. and Mrs. Louis McClurg Steenrod
and their son Robert. will leave next
weeks They will tour to Chicago. 60
will be the guest of Mrs. Steenrod's
weeks. HEY will tour to Chicago. 60
ing by way of indianapolis over the
Lincoln Highway.
lie. Clarke. Of the Beuter Apartments
will leave today for Philadelphia. tour
ing over to meet his wife and little son
who have been visiting there for the
past few weeks. :,
Miss Mary Ella Steenrod Of Wood
lawn. Is the guest Of Miss Letitia Ken
non, at St. Clnirsville. Ohio.
MISS Campbell. OF Washington. Pa.
was the guest yesterday Of Miss Ger
trude Garden, having spent the day
shopping here. -,
George Hewitt, Of Woodlawn. will
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he invited buests are:
Misses.


Miss Mary Burdats. who graduated
from Triadelphia district high school
on TUESDAY evening, will be compll-
mcntcd with luncneon given AT me
Country Club to-day, by her aunt. MIS-,
friends T of the honor guest have been
invited for to-days affair which VIII
hayr lovely appointments throughout.
The guests will Betty Bodley'
Mary Burdats, Virginia SWeenc!.
Mary Arbenz. i:Iizaoeth buru"'''
Marie Rolf. FRANCES "oous
iSItzaheth Stevenson Elsie Lee Storcr
MesdamcS
n NJ Burdats. John L. Stevenson,
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n,,,vsraarv Celebrated.

Mr.. and Mrs Frank RldgiEy' OF
Dixon's Run. entertained a number OF
friends on Thursday evening at their
home. the occasion celebrating the 18th
anniversary Of their wedding. Games
we're the chief diversion of the evening
and Of a late hour a delicious luncheon
was served.
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u,nst.enth Anntvsrsarv

The nineteenth anniversary OF Wom-
ans Benefit Association No. Ii. Lady
Maccabecs was tittingly observed last
cvcninEin their lodge rooms in the Ma
sonic Temple. \ program of merit was
given by local talent and each number
was received with much applause by the
guests Mrs. Margaret Marvin. state
comma nder. opened the program with a
short address She was followed by
Miss Helen Charnock. twelve year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Char
mock, who made her first public appear
ance rs an xylophone player on this oc-
casion American Patrol" was her first
number and her knowledge of music and
thorough understanding OF her instru-
mcnt was exceptional in n child 50
young She played with perfect ease
and charmed her audience with her
splendid musical accomplishments "a
we'll as her pleasing personality An
other interesting number on the pro-
gram was the duct by Miss Helen Char
mock at the Xylophone and her sister.
Miss Dnretta Charnock. at the piano.
Little Rainbow" was this number and
the juvenile entertainers weIe greeted
with such prolonged applause that they
responded with an encore, Tell Ne.
Both little ladies are exceptionally tai
eit cd in musical lines and that great
future was in store for them. was the
verdict of all who were SO fortunate As
to hear them at their opening recital.
Miss Helen McvCulley and Miss Flo
isc Dawson contributed several clever
numbers to the evenings program. Miss
McCulley as Little All Sid" was very
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p-.-rpnt,n, Party Tonight

Complimentary to MISS hS1 IA M;ss
fiance Of Mr.. Edward kerkhoft, MISS
Loretta Armbrustcr Will entertain
group Of friends this evening at her
home on North. Main street. inc even
ing will be featured with misceilane
nroprnm OF informal social diversions
viii fiil the hours with pleasure, At 2
late hour the guests will be invited
into the dining room where delicious
luncheon will be served. The appoint
ments will be very lovely being car.
Tod ont in pastel shades in rainbow
hnes A iamp shaded in pastel shades
of green, pink and yellow, will cast a a
soft glow of color over the table and
The favors will be miniature baskets IN
the same shades filled with DAINTY coh-
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RHdPa-TeR

Mrs. Samuel w. Harper will preside
as hostess at one Of the most delight
full functions OF the week when she en-
tertains Il number of friends today with
n bridge-tca at the Country Club. Sew
cral tables will accommodate the guests
ut an interesting afternoon Of the fas-
cinatIng pastimc and the games will be
followed by the serving Of tea.
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To District Meetino.

Mrs. Margaret Marvin. state COM
mander Of Woman's Benefit Association.
Lady Maccabecs. will leave this morn
ing for New Martinsvillc. to preside at
a district meeting to be held there to-
day. Representatives from St. Mary 3
and Sistcrsville will be in attendance.
The afternoon will be spent in Initial
ing large class Of candidates and in
the evening a program will be given.
followed by an informal social time for
the members and their friends.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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chairmen Of the entertainment commit
tee, assisted by the following,
Misses:
katherine Dieringer Carrie Gompers,
Rose Eoellinger. Nora McEntee,
Elizabeth Dougherty Addie Mendenhall,
Margaret Hughes. Margaret Gilligan.
The committee in charge of the r.,
freshmcntS is composed of the follow
ing:
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Misses:
Plavlet Tonight,

The Loyal Women's Bible class IL
the First Christian church will give an
entertainment this evening in the social
rooms Of the church. The Minister'S
Wlfe's New Bonnet" is the title Of n
novel little play to be t"aLu:" II The
evenings program. which viii! begin a.
S o'clock.
The following will take part.