The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-01

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| Alex Campbell, Jr. T.. n. Shields
J H. Mendcl Taylor William klet
| l. X. Young Mrs. Taylor
| F.. ?. Jones \ l.. LeGcaI
W. J. Anawalt Virginia BOYD
! Earl Hornbrook
Misses
Geneva Young Mary Mahoney
Elsie OngA Rose Rock
Alma Bolton
Luncheon To-day.
One OF the weeks most delightluI So
! cial events will be held this afternoon
at the Country Club, when Mrs. J. sum-
ner Jones entertains NUMBER Oh
friends with an informal luncheon. me
luncheon will be served at 80 o'clock
and one large table will have covers for
twenty guests, arranged about a loEeiS
centerpiece of roses and maiden hair
fern Invitations for this charming at
fair have been received by the loIlo"-
ing:
Mesdames:
G. II. Sands. w. 5. Fulton.
John d. Potts Alexander Glass.
of Richmond, Va G. II. Simpson,
Julian q Hearnc McClung Hayes,
PEBBLES Tatum, Carrie Cullen.
W \. Herman. of Richmond, Va.
Frank Ridge J, J. Holloway,
Of Boston. Harry Whitaker.
f. Z. Ewing. 4. j. Milton
| Howard HaZlett, George Talson.
Chauncey Dewey, w. Z. RoWnd'
Miss Florence OFT.
Complimentary Bridgs-Tsa.
Complimentary to her visitor Mrs.
Charles r Roeder. OF Cleveland MISS
Almyra Brown will entertain group
Of Intimate friends this afternoon atN
her home in Woodsdale. An informal
afternoon will be enjoyed at bridge ana
the games will be supplemented with
the serving of delicious luncheon.
Y.,n.a
The following invitation has been is
sued TO large number OF the social
set for the spring dance TO be given d!
the Craftsmen on Tuesday evening.
May IL at the EiES Club. This Will be
the final dance of the season to be
given by this popular organization and
no doubt a large number Will attend
Seals eight piece string orchestra: with
harp. which rendered the musical pro-
gram at the Easter dance OF the Crafts
men. has again been engaged TO fur
nish the music for the spring dance.
You are invited to take your "girlie"
Craftsmen Spring Dance
Tuesday evening. May II, 1920.
At Elks Club. Wheeling, W. Va.
Sears eight piece orches ira. with harp.
Invitation must be signed and presented
Committee:
Ebhart Daubert.
Crawford. Schenerlein.
Gebhart Morehead,
Cook Heaslett,
Topp, . Holland. .-
Agnes Lee circle.
The Agnes Lee Circle of Kings
Daughters will hold their regular
monthly meeting on Monday evening at
street. All members are urged TO be in
attendance.
Local Boy Named
Robert J. Reed. son of DR.. and Mrs.
Robert j. Reed. of this city, Harry A.
Cooper. Of Tarentum. and Ralph w. Nc
kelvey, Of Derry. students at Washing
on-Jefferson College at Washington.
Pa, have been selected as a committee
to have charge of a BANQUET OF me
May g. This will be the tkst social
function in connection with the annual
commencement.
Delightful Party
Unique invitations have been issued
by the members of the Dorcas Bible
class Of the Emmanuel Baptist SUNDAY
school to the members OF the Young
gregation, for an informal social which
will be held Tuesday evening in the SOC
ial rooms of ST. Matthews +. Z. church.
Miss Bess futile. president of the class
are in general charge of the delightful
event, which promises a unique and
clever party Of unusual features.
Dramatic Art Students
Last evening at the auditorium of the
Elk's club the students of Dramatic
Art OF the Lima Hennig- Sherman
School of Expression, presented in
p plays. "A MidsammSr Nights Dream"
and Twelfth Night"
The Juvenile department presented "A
Midsummer Nights Dream" and the
1 Ttar1,f
Both were given in such manner that
all were convinced Of the absolute thor
oughness of their understanding of
their roles. In Midsummer Nights
dream. the fairy lore was presented ris, in IN
the plot. Tho low comedy of Bottom
was taken bv Frances Beavon who
showed marked ability; Flute by
Martha 1 MEors was the also very caused SD0a
abeth Harmon; "Walr by Jeanette
.. Sheinberg and "Quince" by Helen Saun-
ders, brought out all the comedy fea-
lures possible in their characters. All
the cast was exceptionally well pres
Twelfth Night" given by portion
fessionally. Miss Mary O'Leary. as
Sir Toby, sustained most capitally, the
requirements Of role which could nave
easily been failure. All in all
the play was very Wcll TeHueIeu anu ING
young ladies arc to be congratulated
upon their clever presentation of diff
cult play.
CottlNon Dance
The regular Cotillion Club dance will
be held as usual Monday evening in
the Carroll Club, with Bentfield'sS or
chestra furnishing the musical program.
The last OF the Friday night special
dances was held last evening in the
Carol Club with a very large attend
ance.
Choir Dinner.
The members OF the choir Of the
First Presbyterian church were tender