The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-02
LODGE BANQUET FOR
new TRIBE TONIGHT
Elaborate Plans Made for Entertain.
nent Of Members Of the New
Tribe In the District.

fnonL OF meuDoFs VI INC Ne"
: Tribe In the District.
Al members Of the new tribe OF ked
, Men. organized IN bridgeport last night,
will be guests Of the local tribe in the
! Fraternal hall on North Flfth street
! this evening. and elaborate plans have
! been made for their entertainment.
Following the work Of all three de-
Crees, which will be Witnessed for tho
| first time by the members Of the visit
| ing tribe and brief program or adj
dresses by officials OF the order. Il BAN
sunday Baseball Game.
| The second game Of the series OF
| three between the Eagles Of this city.
| and tho Bauers. OF Wheeling. will be
| the special attraction at League fark
Sunday afternoon.
| Missionary Meeting.
| The members Of the Womcn'S Society
Of St Johns Lutheran church. were
very pleasantly entertained last night.
as guests at the home OF Mrs. William
MarQuardt. At her HON" on west WASH
/ ington street. Tho hostess was assist
I'D BY Mrs. August Miller and Mrs. John
| Metzg;Lr
New Beverage Soon
| II is reported that the Belmont Brow
| ing Company now has a stock OF ABOUT
! $500 barrels OF their new brew. 10 he
known as Belmont" on, hands for aus,
4 ~.
probably be placed on the market about
| July 10th. and there is no doubt that Il
will be popular in this city and vicinity
| from the start.
Bunco Funeral
| The funeral services for the late
James BlInCo. well known local painter.
| who died a few days ago, were HE'LL
from tho home Of his sister, Mrs. Geo.
! Hood. at Stop on the Eayland line,
yesterday afternoon at o'clock. IN
charge OF Rev. Charles Il. W!nGcrd. pas
| tor OF the First Presbyterian church:
! The members Of the local UNION Of
painters attended the services in body
and the intermcnt was made al River
J view cemetery.
I Club Picnic Enjoyed.
A large number OF the members OF the
| Women's Welfare Club and their friends
| enjoyed the annual outing Of the Clup.
! held at Wheeling Park yesterday. and
all report having spent the time Of their
! lives. The weather was ideal. and moth
| ing detractcd from the success OF the
| event
Swimming Pool.
! The old swimming pool at the Cen
trail Fairgrounds still holds water. and
| the youngsters present had great umc
| wad!ng in the water TO their knees and
/ throwing sticks and stones into the
water yesterday afternoon. until the
game and fun was stopped by one OF
! the directors. ana theE were driven
| away from the water
Missionary Society.
Mrs. George Murphy WAS the hostess
! to the members Of the WomcnS Foreign
Missionary Society Of tho FRS; MHtho-
/ dist SChurCh. at their monthly business
meeting. at her HON" on Hanover street
last night. social session followed
the business Of the evening.
To Plan Picnic.
| COMMITTEES '~~n "N "f tho lodges OF
! Men in this vicinity arc expected
! N TINS clay ..4"Ihy afternoon, Tor inc
meeting which has been called 10 TAX"
! place in the rooms 81 N" Red Men =
Club. corner Of Fourth and Hanover
street. a. which time the plans fer a
union picnic will be discussed.
Fighters Punched.
Two local young m"n who are
! charged with staging battle on the
streets. were arrested by Officers Bur
ton and Rothcrmnnd. Both put up the
necessary ten dollars to Ruarante" their
appearance in Mayor Chares Coleman's
court tomorrow morning At 10 o'clock.
Williams Funeral.
| The funeral services for George. the
! infant son Of Mrs. Margaret Williams,
! of Hanover street. who died few days
ago. will cc held from the place OF death
! this afternoon At o'clock. in charge
NJ Rev. Jackson, Of tho FifIh street 4.
| NJ. +. church. and the IntermCnt vii! be
made at RINerviow cemetery.
Mayor Makes Good Report.
| According TO the monthly report ~:
Mayor Charles Coleman. which will be
/ submitted 10 council al their meeting
tomorrow nigh. a total Of $l.272.cS
was collected for thr past month. Most
! Of this amount came from the Ncens"
Of the carnival company who showed
! here recently. and the fines IN the gam
Cling raid recently pulled off by the
county auothorities. in which the money
was turned over 10 the city.
Hartman Funeral Services.
The funeral services for Andrew
! Cecil. infant son Of Mr. and Mrs rhas
/ Hartman. OF Penn street. wh" died u
| few days ago. will be held from St
Mary's Catholic church this morning at
made at 81. Marys cemetery, west OF
! this city.
Baraoea Class Meeting.
| The regular monthly business meet
! ing of the members OF the Barr&t ~
class Of the First Methodist church VII
he held in III" church psrlorS. to-mcr-
: row evening. and plans have been made
! for a musical program followed Ivy re-
! fires hments. as an attraction To inc
members. Each member has been given
! the privilege OF bringing Il friend.
Martins Forty Briefs.
| Attorney Victor kehrer. OF this CRY.
! was a business visitor in ST. CIairSv.li",
| O.. yesterday morning.
! Mr. and Mrs. Wesley MuhlnIln ar
1.-THE proud parents 81 fine new hahv
! boy. which arrived at their HON" yes
( tcrda.
| II !. Churchman. Of Springfield q,
! arrived here estcrda to attend the n
| slitution Cf the new tribe of R'd Men at
| Bridgeport.
Frank Blinco. Of Cambridge. O.. spent
esterda in this city attending the tu-
! neral OF the late James Elinro.
! TarrowS American Girls Company
! opened three nights engagement at
| tn" New PastimC theatre last night. and
! PLAYED 10 a good crowd.
Beginning 10. Hay the employees of the