The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-28
BRIDGEPORT
CLUB MEMBERS Will
ENTERTAIN HUSBANDS
INTERESTING SOCIAL EVENT II
SCHEDULED FOR THIS CITY,
THUIDAY EVENING, DEC.
%, ny POPULAR CLUB.
Husbands OF Members VIII Ne Guests
Of wednesday Afternoon Club at
Voms Of Mr. and Mrs. J. Kuhn

One OF the Interesting social events
of the last week OF the old year. VIII he
the meeting OF tho popular "Wednesday
Afternoon Club. the members OF which
will be tho hostesses 10 their husbands
at charming event 10 be held at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Kuhn, on
| evening OF this week. The hours vii!
| be devoted TO the usual club program or
social diversions. following which a
dainty luncheon Is promised. This VIII
be the final event tor the year OF THIS
! club and all members are planning to be
! present.
Gas Company Repairing.
Employees OF the gas company started
making repairs to their lines up Lincoln
avenue. where tho street has been IN
such bad repair for some time. and the
! mere fact that the streets are being dug
! up by the gas company. MI Zip IN tho
matter Of making the diving at that
point almost impass!bi'
| D. OF L. DANG.
Another Of the ini..v. ing socia !
! events in the nature OF a dance. Will De
given by Guiding star council OF the
, Sons ard Daughters OF Liberty az tho
Sharfer hall on Lincoln avenue. XIX,
wood Saturday evening. January l. ana
all friend as we'll az the mebmers or me
, order have been urged to attend tho
event.
J The funeral services for the late MRS.
Mary Ed Catlctt, widow OF the late
George Catlett. OF Pennington. O.. who
died at her home at stop g.. Lansing. O..
few days ago. Will be held from the
place or death, this afternoon at 2
O'Clock. and the intcrment Will be MADE
at Linwood cemetery. near Blaine, y.
TO Nlsct Officers.
A meeting OF special Importance mas
been called for the members or the OF.
der or United American N"H. 10 bo held
| In their rooms in tho HA.iie!n building
| this evening, at which time the annual
| election OF officers OF the order VIII
take place. The state councillor OF the
! order will also be present TO deliver an
address. following which social SEES
sion will be enjoyed and refreshments
served.
Tho funeral services for Mrs. Susan
B. Smith, who died few days ago al
/: tho home 0: her daughter. MIS-; }. r.
| I.ippincott OF Kirkwood. were held yes
! terday afternoon. In charge OF Rev. John
W. Neel. pastor OK the K!rkwood Pres
! byterian church. The !nternent was
, made al Linwood cemetery.
David Albert Pugh.
! David Albert PuSh. one OF tho best
! known residents OF Co!eratn, @. died AT
! his home in that place yesterday morn
/ Ing at nm early hour toAowins th.ee
weeks serious Illness. He was m the
! In Harrison county. o.. August 20: lstZ'
| but has been resident OF the vicinity
! OF Coleraln for many years.
J Deceased was 8 corporal IN the lleth
Ohio Volunteer Infantry. At the time
I of tho Civil war. and was not only high
! " respected. but we'll loved and es-
! Teamed, by oil who had the pleasure or
his acquaintance. The funeral services
will be held at the late home this even
| ing at s o'clock. In charge OF Rev. Burns
~ the Lancaster chapel NJ. f. church:
SISTED by Rev. +. r. Bever. pastor or
! t6e Yorkv,lIe NJ. T.. church. The body
| will be shipped 10 Mount Union. near
! Hannibal. o, on Wednesday, where inc
! Interment will be made.
bridgeport Briefs.
George TrowUh. OF East Aurora. y.
Y. Ia spending few days as the guest
OF Carl Lalpple and family. OF the Cad!z
The Junior Order Of United American
Mechanics. held an interesting meeting
! last night.
day to spend the remainder OF the Win
ter months at Mt. Dora, Fla.
| Miss Mary Lewis. of Charleston. w.
Va. arrived here yesterday for 4 visit
with friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mitchell leave for
their homo IN Louisville, Ky, to-day,