The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-18
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TW|G BAZAAR
At ELKS' CLUB
LUNCHEON FROM ELEVEN TO TWO
O'CLOCK OPENS EvENT-BA-
XAAR IN AFTERNOON
Brilliant Decorations Placed Last
Night-Informal Dance VIII
End at Midnight


most functions. to be held this after
noon at the Elks' club on Fifteenth
street.
Decorators were at work all day yes
terday and last night decorating the
hail with flags and the hospital colorS
Of blue and white. and as the audi
torium is opened wonderIui s!g.s
and attractive are the decorations Oh
the booths and hall.
To open the festivities vii! be inc
luncheon which will be served by the
Laurel Twig. From IL until = inns
active group will serve supStantlai
menu of appetizing viands to satisfy
dividual. AS the luncheon hours close.
the bazaar will begin. with admission
free. Everyone is welcome. and the
committees in charge OF the bazaar
state that nothing Will be so!d OF en- en-
gagged until the opening hour OF the
From the time IF the opening Of the
bazaar, throughout the afternoon ana
until the hour for dinner, when VII!
The leadership Of Mrs. Rankin, the
Fifth Twig plans TO serve tea In their
own charming style. This Twlg also
announced some novel gift books for
children Thi len at =. a sDSsea" OFF, p
After dinner has been, served those
nresSnt will retire to the ball room
where an informal dance Will De nero
until midnight. All the proceeds IRON
the affair will go TO me he oh ladies nrs
confdent that the affair Will be
rouSing success from start 10 hnlsh;
There will be no admission Zee
charged for entrance Tor the pnI" 81,
and those finishing luncheon are IN
ritsd To- walk through the attractiveiy
y rronred auditorium and review the
al bur nothing will be sold until
the opening hour. ~. IN
The following Twig chairmeh are III
en GIft shopMMrs. J. Sumner Jones and
Mrs. william Rownd.
Buds-Mrs. Hugh Brady.
Graft-Mrs. u. q. Hearne'
vanity Fair-Mrs. Morgan Clark.
Every TwiEEMrs. Rankin.
TWig No. 1-Mrc. II. L. Fields. o
Everything possible has been done
by the committees in charge rye, 10 nr ta"n
the aaip it s" @ surpass the bazaar
formerly held by the TwiGs'
suppsr at warwood. $.
All plans have been completed py tIe
ladies of the Warwood Christian church
For their annual supper to be held TINS
evening in the social rooms OF uDS
church at Seventeenth and Highland
avenues. 4 large number or tickS,s
have been sold and in spite OF Inc
r-"~d A very delightful menu Is be-
Ing prepared which the ladies will serve
all those that attend. The proceeos
from the affair will be turned over u
the church fund.
Ladies' Aid Meeting.
society of the Warwood Lutheran
church will be held, today In tho soctal
rooms of the church on Warwood ave
nue.. An members are urSGo h TO s ue p' IN
cnt. Most or the oay VIII p' sPN'>
quilting. - xo,d ~
,ha evening at which time plans will
be completed for THANKSGIVING mar
xfI w51er 9th at stone / Thomas. All
kinds of good things to eat Will be on
sale.
a,nha Pi Fraternity Dance.
Announcements have been mailed or
the Thanksgiving dance TO be given BY 9y,
Eta and Omega chapters of Alpha ~
fraterniu on Friday evening. NoNenloCI
26, ut the Elks' home. Martins Ferry y.
ZONES NOVELTY orchestra Will play an
attractive dance program: the com
mittce is composed Of the following rep
resentatives Of the two chapters;
Eta-Freeman. A. c. Davis and Webb
Omega-Hller. Long and Jones'
rngathsring Days.
Today and tomorrow will be the Gays
OF the annual iugathering b. the I'M
maculate guild of St JosenhS Cathe-
dral and al persons wishing I" "f thinr
that would be Of any use to the poor OF
the community, are urged to leave their
bundles at the cathedral residence.
Schwsrtferger-a
A nretty wedding was SolcmniEed late
Yesterday afternoon in the parsonage N
the First Christian church whom Miss
Catherine J. Garrison or Clinton became
the bride Of Charles IT. of tSc fa
lilies attended the ceremony. performed
by Rev. W. H. Fields. following which
the couple left for a short tour OF east
ern cities.
cussesria supper.
Members of the Y. i. S: c; f. or the
First Christian church will give n care
teria supper this evening In the church.
An elaborate entertainment program HIS
been arranged in addition to the supper
and q large crowd Is expected to attend.
Douglas-wIson-
Word was RECEIVED In the city yes
terday that Miss BesSe Miller wilson
daughter Of George b. Wilson Of Tween
tieth street, Warwood. had been mar
ried to Mr.. Homer A. Douglas Of Pitts
burgh. Pa. The ceremony took place
in pittsburgh on Monday afternoon No
vemher 18th. Following the CEREMONY
p no Miss Wilson is we'll known in
mis- city as she was for many years
connected with the S. X. Frank COM
pany. .-,,, o,,,o.
ment were received by relatives and !
friends in this city:
announces the marriage OF his daughter
Besse Miller
Mr.. Homer A. DOUGLAS
on Monday, the 18th day Of November
nineteen hundred and twenty
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
At Home
After December fifteenth
l415 Superior Street
y. s., Pittsburgh. Pa.
Columbia Dance.
The Columbia Club will give another
NJ its delightful dances this evening
in their auditorium at twentieth stree,
Seals orchestra will furnish the dance
music. and good crowd is expected |"
attend.
Reception for D. A. =.
Special Dispatch to The Int !hErhcCE,
charleston. w. Va. Nov. lI.--GoE-
crnor and Mrs. John ]. Cornwell enter
tanned with an elaborate reception 10
night for the delegates ana TiS,, ,i
hcre for the convention OF the l,aush-
,"rs NJ the American Revolution: Among
thf honor quests were Mrs. Maynard
Minor. OF Connecticut. president or inc
Mrs. Clara ii"tren"r; u.
state regent: Mrs. kohrre
rood NJ Wheeling state vice regent
These three Officers were among those !
10 receive the guests.
Reception for DR.. Pierce.
rhs woman's Alliance OF the First
r-nItarian church will give a reception
Friday evening to Aenahlr the members |
NJ the rnngrc CATION to meet Dr. iNSSis