The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-22
IELKS' DANCE
GREAT SUCCESS
About 1000 People Attended the Big
Dance Which was Given at tho
Auditorium Last Night
Other Social Features OF tho Week VIII
include Small Parties or An
Informal Nature

The convention hall auditorium was
crowded last night. about on" thousand !
pcoplC attending the dance ny Inc |
Wheeling ElkS TO the visitors attending !
the convention. The auditorium pre-
scented say %ccnc, a,tr1.'iNsN .nnrSnd
with baskets OF roses. On the stage
where the orch was seated Il screen
OF palms combined with a lattice OIL
roses formed AT attractive DECORATION !
which WAS very effective.
Bentfclds' orchestra played number
of clever. catchy. new numbers among |
them several selections from irene: !
VIII ich viii be heard al tue court inca
ire this week. III
Among the prominent Eiks notCedj
in the crowd at the dance were Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Johnson: Mr. and Mrs Arthnr ,
Sncdeker who made up small party;
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan NeStcr DR.. Leon
Refer, Joe Jefferson. DR.. and Mrs. VIII |
Cruise and many others.
100 Mount Girls to Attend Matinee
ono hundred girls from Mount ue
! Chantal vii! attend the matinee per
! formance of Irene" which Will be given
! at the Court theatre the coming Satur-
day Very few musical comedies are !
patronized by the Mount girls unless /
| they have every guarantee of being first
! class productions. and thiS iS tlc ilrSt
time that any pert@rmance mas ntSm
|
SO early in the season, as II Is sehora!lG
the rule that the girls do not attend
performances until they have been IN
| school for at least six weeks aller inc
| opening the first term.
Macadsmy Club Dance
, The Macademy club Will open thelr
, fall and winter dancing season on FRI
! day night. September 81, ~ tho Mcclure
/ hotel Jones Novelty orchestra has
! been engaged to play and those who
! have heard this popular orchestra dur
/ ing the past season will anticipate
something very good in the line OF
music. No invitations have been IS
sued. but cards will be given out ny
the members Of the CLUB TO thclr
friends. The committee comprises naLe
fey.
Luncheon.
, Mrs. NJ r. Kelly will be hostess TODAY |
at her homo at Bae Mar Place to a few |
friends, mostly members OF Sisters
Bridge club, Luncheon will be served
at 4 o'clock. followed by an afternoon
spent at bridge. The guests will br:
Misses
psss MathIson Mary Alexander
Mary Fricker Alberta Stifel
! OF ClarksourG
! Dana Tomlinson George Hewitt
Richard Markell Russell Irvine
! John J. Math!Son
The Misses stifsl Entertain.
Misses Nell and Alberta Stifel VIII |
entertain n few friends at their home |,
nj Pleasant Valley on THURSDAY after
noon. Sewing will bccupy the greater
, part OF the afternoon. as plans nave !
been made to make dollics for Christ !
mas. and for the bazaar which VIII be |
given in November, by the TwiGs at the !
Elks club.
xinq,a daughters,
| The Kings Daughters circle Of n"
English Lutheran church VII! meet i''-
day evening for the FIRST time THIS sea
son. Plans are being made for large
meeting. and many important matters
will be taken up for consideration All
requested to be present.
slauey-Brsmsr wedding
The wedding of Mr.. William e.
slaney and MISS Clara Bremen. daugn;
! ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hrcmer. OF
| Mozart Road. will occur on Monday ~
| ST. Alphonsus church NJ seven o CIocl,'
! Rev Father Bonaventure performing
! The attendants will be Mrs. +. q.
! Potts Jr. and Mr.. Leo kargeS. After the
/ ceremony there Will be Wedding
/ breakfast served at the home OF the
! brides parents Mt Mozart Road. Ihe
! couple will spend short honeymoon IN
/ travelling in the great lake region, AFTER
which they will be al home At U32 South
Mr. sianey is son of Mr.. and Mrs
William +. Slaney of South Front
| street and is employed win the war
| wood Pottery company.
Kings Daughters Convention
| The 81 Ennial CONVENTION 3i Me
I branch OF the International Order OF
Kings Daughters and sons will be hetd
, at Parkersburg on Tuesday and We4-
nesday, Outobcr fifth and sixth. Mrs |
/ Robert J. Reed will attend tho, conyen,
| ton as the honor guest of the Mest
! Virginia Federation and Will denver
/ one Of the principal addresses on lhe
/ program. preceding the Informal recep. |
! lion which will be held on Tuesday |
evening.
! Proudfoot OF the island. VINO Is pres
, dent Of the West Virginia branch. MISS
carrie Frazier. secretary of the state |
association, Mrs. elrX Young. president
! Of the Ohio County Branch; Mrs. JACOB |
BrittnGham' president or tme , BOAR" Da "I
! Nursery, of Wheeling; Mrs. :. ?. Chris
| tian. Of Warwood. n member OF the IN.
! ,"rnational Council; Mrs J. loren o!
. Charleston. VIII also DC SPcdhei d.
There will be delegates from the |
eighteen circles Of Ohio whlcn, lncluH,,
ing tho delegates from Wheeling. VIII
make the largest NUMBER sent from any
county in the state.
MANY elaborate features hav" been |
planned for the entertainment of the |
guests.
rw4gs Meeting
The CIT Shop Twig will meet today |
/ Al 1870 with Mrs ". T.. Weiss a her |
home at Elmwood
, Entertained at Luncheon
Miss Anne WinEertcr entcrtalncd Il ,
few friends at luncheon on Thursday in |
honor Of Mrs NJ. W. UpdcCraff. of Now |
NJ W