The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-27

| Fourth street tomorrow evening. Inc
committee in charge has several special
features planned for the entertainment
/ OF the members.
Lsatherwood Funeral
The funeral services for the late
Carlos Leatherwood. we'll known former
resident of this city, who died suddenly
at Bridgeport Monday. viii be held
Thursday afternoon at o'clock at the
at 907 Indiana street in charge Of Rev.
l.. S. Rose, pastor of the First NJ. e,
church Of this city 1nterment vii!
be made at Weeks cemetery, west or
Bridgeport.
All of the women voters Of the city
have been invited TO attend the meeting
to be held in the United presbyterian
church on Fourth and Hanover streets
Friday evening of this week at whiSh
time Mrs. Park Loo OF St. Clairsville:
Ohio. will address them. The talk Will
be non-partisan in nature.
Amsr1canizaHon Institute
4 large number attended the meeting
Of the Amcricanization Institute being
held at the high school and much inter
est Is being displayed In this city. The
program of last night included an ad-
dress by Mrs. Bame, supervisor or the
Americanization classes at Akron. o..
Smith. on the Daily Vacation Bible
school. Another meeting will be held
this evening.
! samuels Child Dead
William Idris, four-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Emery Samuels died At
the home OF his grand parents, Mr.: and
Mrs. Charles Rothermund on North
Seventh street Yesterday ESrning at
1870 o'clock following an illness Of
diphtheria. Funeral services will. be
held this morning at 10 o'clock in
charge OF Rev. f. s. Jenkins of the
Welsh congregational church and the in
terment will take place at Riverview
cemetery.
The Maids and Matrons OF this city
will be entertained as guests at the
home of Mrs. Samuel Alpaugh on Zane
street tomorrow afternoon. Sewing and
other needlework will be the principal
diversions OF the afternoon and lunch
con will be a feature.
Glass Party Held
Tho members Of the class in the In
tied Presbyterian Sunday school taught
by Miss Lena Shawl held halloween
rooms of the chuFch on North Fourth
street last night: The evening was
spent at seasonable diversions and re-
freshmants were served during the eve
ming.
Entertain For Guests
, Miss Beatrice Gordon will be the hos
tess to Il large party OF friends at her
home on Hickory street tomorrow eve
ming IN honor of Mr. and Mrs. Paul V.
CARPENTER of Jacksonville. Fla. who
several weeks. Cards Will be the prin-
cipal diversion of the evening.
Attend Convention
d. y. Garden of thu Iorkville office,
A. Ebcling of the local office OF the
pennsylvania, will go to Steubenytlle
tonight to represent Pioneer Lodge No.
1927. Brotherhood Of Railway Clerks. at
, the district meeting 10 be held there.
State and national officers OF the broth
local and national importance will be
discussed. A large gathering OF rail-
way clerks are expected to be present.
Masquerade Party
The Helpers class of the First Baptist
church, taught by Virginia O'Neal. will
ming at the home OF Beryl Campbell. 215
| North Fifth street. During the evening
all kinds of Halloween games Will be
played. At 4 late hour refreshments IN
keeping with the season, will be served.
Martins Ferry Briefs
Mrs. Samuel Jones of North Eighth
street was reported in critical condi-
ton at her home yesterday.
Mrs DR. John Johns delightfully."- en-
tcrtained the members Of the Bridge
club at her home on Broadway street
yesterday afternoon.
Attorney George Cook Of this city Is
spending a few days in Cleveland, O..
on business.
Earnest X Hoge. local druggist. is
spending a few days in Columbus. o..
on business.
Mrs Samuel Thomas was the hostess
to the Women's Welsh American club
; ut her home on North Seventh street
last night. :
The Royal Daughters Bible class Of
the First Presbyterian church will meet