The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-01
FORMATION
Of NEW LEAGUE
WHEELING WOMEN GROW MORE
TTERESuND AND ACTIVE IN
POLITICS.
General Meeting VIII Be Called-Plan
Should He Euccefg.


= Should BE suceees.
A small group of local women met at
| the home of Mrs. Edward Hazlett on
| North Main street. and discussed the
/ possibility Of the formation Of League
| of Women Voters. Mrs. Walter s. kel-
| ley made a most interesting address and
! explained the object and aim Of the pro-
! posed league. This meeting was merely
preliminary. to look into the question
! and come to some idea Of the feasibility
| of the plan. As soon as II Is possible TO
| do SO a big general meeting Will be
! called, and all women will be urged to
attend and lend their support. :.
Yesterdays meeting gave promise OF
! enthusiastic interest in League OF
Women Voters. and everything possible
| will be done to stimulate and keep in
terest at high tide. This is an import
ant question 10 all women. and all who
are concerned about politics in any way
should make 1t a point to become affili-
| ated with this league as soon as posi-
| BILE after organization. Women who are
not. interested in suffrage lose nothing
and usually gain much, by attending
| suffrage rallies.
Cooperation by all women will lead
| to real results.
Advisory Board Meets.
! Tuesday afternoon an important meet
| ing Of the advisory board Of the Hollo-
! way Deaconess' Home was held in Kirk
! wood. A good representation Of the
members was on hand. and quite few
business matters were disposed Of.
! Plans were formed for future work.
Friday afternoon the board of man.
ayers OF the Home will meet in import
/ ant session, and 1T Is urged that all
| members be present.
Pretty Dance Fantasy
On Saturday afternoon, December 4,
| Mrs. Frances PiZar carp Will present
the children Of her dancing classes in
Cherry Blossom Fete." The small par-
! Elephants will wear costumes appropri-
ate to the occasion, and the boys and
girls who do not have active part in
the program will be CARRIED in japanese
attire presenting qua int appearance
! This program will bring to Il close
the first term Of Mrs. Earp's classes
The second term will open December H.
Following Is the complete program:
TechniQue-EliZabeth Upham.
/ Foxtrot - John Mueller and Adelaide
Hagerman.
, Moment Muslcale-Emrna Trautwein.>
Dance rlay-"The Wedding Of the Rose
! Rose" (Morning class)
Roses and Butterflies in the Garden
Gladys Cowan. Adelaide Nesline,
! Mary Elicit, Anna May Coates.
| Ethel Slower, Dorothy Cunningham.
1, Fire-tiy-Lavern Fahey.
Grasshoprers-Sarah Burkhart. Helen
Manion, Eleanor Schambra. Sarah
Burnley. Beverly McCabe, Romano
LiilieswMarcella Knittle, Nell Rymer.
| ChrySan themums June Clause and
Lucille Selway.
Observation-Disclosures Burgess, Ger
aldlne Schmidt, Mary Ellen Moore.
| Eleanor Thompson.
Poppies-Clarissa Wilson and Eliza
| beth Aaron.
violets-Claudine Kaiser and Gerald
inc Gainor.
| Daisies-Eleanor HardeSty and Eliz-
abeth Robinson.
The Rose-Anna Eva Hart.
! The Butterhy-Catherine Wilson.
! -girl-Margaret Wilson.
Train-bearer-Betty Bouhner.
Jack in the Pulpit-Mary Catherine
Van Pelt.
iMarionette-Jane Bouhncr.
Waltz-Josephine Korn and John En-
Japanese Sandmen-Alfred Kirby, Ar
! lington Gordon, Necl petticord. Earl
Knowles. Edward LAS. Jack Kcmplc.
Elmes. Emma Upham. Dolly Manion.
Dorothy West. Mary Ellen Fair. Ruth
Sweetwein, Mary Martha Cree.
Fox-trot-Mary Kurner and Frederick
DobbS.
Observation-Disclosures Maley
Country Dance - Hester Baltzell and
Helen Sharp.
vivacity-Mtidred McKeever. Ruth Hal
lett, Madelyn Seibert.
One-step-William Haynes and Dorothy
! Lennon.
Dance Of Spring-Thelma Miller, Helen
Bruning. Dolores Quinn, Frances Car
penter, Margaret Webb. Martha Alex
ander.
Ianity-Georgia May Gordon.
!E'altz-W!lliam Haynes and Elizabeth
Upham
Huntsman-Frederick Dobbs
Twelve Waltz-Mary Louise Harness
and John Mueller.
Song of the soul-Lucille Lewis.
Minuet-Evelyn Decker and John En-
Valse AristocratiQue-zita Pizar
Second o. P. Bazaar
Thursday of this week. the Second
United Presbyterian church. corner
Thirteenth and Chapline street. will
hold bazaar and supper to which the
public Is cordially invited. Fancy work
Of all description and charming little
! novelties as we'll as homemade sweets
will be displayed. Lunch will be served
from II o'clock to !: 80, and arrange
mont has been made to accommodate
| large crowds.
Child Study Cub
This evening at o'clock the Child
ing at the Y. w. C. A. DR.. r. E. l..
Strider will deliver an unusually inter-
esting address on THE Young People
of the World" In addition TO this fe;t-
ture, members OF the Women's club will
present several delightful musical selec-
= tons.
supper at 1ans Street N E.
The Pastors Aid society of the Zane
Street VI. +. church will meet In the
| dining room of the church Thursday
evening TO enjoy an old-fashioned sup