The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-11
MUCH ENTHUSIASM
AT KIWAN|S LUNCH
ONE OF THE BIGGEST EVENTS
EVER HELD BY POPULAR CLUB
PULLED OFF AT THE ELKS'
CLUB YESTERDAY.
Members Had as Guests Veterans Of
world War, and Civil War, and All
Enjoyed the Program.


Ona hundred and twenty-five was the
official count of thos" present ut tho
weekly luncheon Of the Kiwanis club
at tn" Elks' club dining room on North
Fourth street yesterday At noon. and q
more enthusiastic bunch never gathered
together In on" spot before. Nearly
every member brought as u guest. one
Of the veterans CT the civil war. or OF
tho World war. and Il special program
was rendered for their benefit.
S"vera! popular songs. including
"Amrricu." were rendered by the 81.
tire body. and IN" Invocation WAS pro-
nounc"d by the Rev. J.. y. shape. pas
tor Of tn" Christian church.
Thr ATTENDANCE" prizes were drawn.
two for tho members only. and two
uth'rS Tor members and guests included,
The nrsi pri&r was carried of by Homer
Moore. u pair ~ house slippers, and the
second. handsum" tie, was won by
Frank Jamisun. both of these prizes. ~
well as Il special Prize. telephone With
4 jug attached. won Ivy John Ii"r"S,
we'll known South Fourth street butcher.
We're donated by James MCt;rC. local
Painting and decorating contractor. The
fourth prize was donated by Earl Hes
lnp Of the furniture firm Of l.. G.. lies
lop & Sons. was designated for tho
handsomcst man IN the room. and it
Dye Works. After unwrappnG for some
time. Fcitz uncovered nursery chair.
which II" Delegated Mike L.ndeior u
deliver for him.
Arthur Dickson spoke on behalf ~
the local post OF the American Legion
concerning tho festival which is being
given all this week in tn" Frat hall on
North Fifth street, and described some
of the devices being run 1T that place.
Edwin Judy of the High school foot
ball team. Spokr ct the plans being made
by the Boosters club 70" special train
To carry local residents {" tho football
game at Allinn"" saturday morning.
Mr.. Earl H. Lewis, well known attOr-
new Of 81, CIairs,illc, O.. was introduced
as the speaker OF the day, and il" ad-
dressed the members and visitors on the
subject of building. and added tribute
To the American soldiers. some al Mholn
fqil"d To come home after the WurId
war 'Th" meeting was concluded by
each member introducing his guest ~
the aSScmbluIt. and all were agreed
that this was tn" b,st and most inter
Attend Masonic Meeting.
a party of. local men. composed 4
Robert J. MCN!"klc. Earl li"Sl"r. l1r.
Kendall II. MrNiril.r, William King. w.
". Davies. Paul M,Ciatn aud Lon D;IH-
bert, all Of this city, lett last cV"hinS
tend 4 hig state meeting or the MnSon'S
"a wv preparatory Services.
The first Of til" series Of preparatory
services Tor lhG COMMUNION VIM !, VIZ
be held in the United rrc*hyterian
church next Sunday morning. WA" held
in the church last night with u large
number of the members OF the "onIre,
CATION present. Services will b" he'd
THIS evening and i, tEm 1,r,N evening"
Much talk has hGcn heard during the
past few days concerning the prospects
for athletics in this city for the future
in the event that tn" present i-raEne
nj, H.. -
Breitcnst"in should be sold. or for 1ther
reasons be no longer available. Some
have offered tn" suggestion that the
city council might isSu" bonds Tor inc
purchase of the tract Tt ground i1r IN
athletic field. DR.. Jack Johns offered
the suggestion At yesterdays m""tlnS
of the kiwaniS club. that the city b"
urged to have Il fence placed about tho
present City park grounds and the
place prepared for athletics.
Boosters Meeting Tonight.
The final meeting of tho boosters Clup
in charge Of the arranI"in'm'S I"r tne
special train IL the i""tD1H gam" ~
Alliance Saturday Of THIS week. viii ba
hid in the Board ut Trad" rooms on
south Fourth street this evening. NJ
which time all final reports OF commit
tees will bo heard.
Tho work Of securing memberships
in the annual roll call ami membership
campaign of the local chApi"r 81 thG-l
R,d Cross will open this ln"rnirS. ana
y residents Will he given an upp"rtunl-
~ TO subscribe their names I" n" rn'i'
and renew their memberships LOT wv
"' Lecture-Recital Club.
MR.. Flora Williams of wheeling
will have charge IF thu musical pro.
gram TO be rendered at the mr"'inE OF
IN, Martins Ferry LCCtur"-trrlih cup
in the Beard Of Trad" rooms TINS alter
noon. and Mrs. II. II. 'Ttsweh VIII DC
the hostess for the, event
Entertained League.
Tho members Of the luthcr3n league
Of 81 Johns Lutheran church. and Il
numhrr Of friends were entertained NJ
Inc home of William Becker on North
seventh street last night The evening
was sDent at social diversions ana re-
frcshmcntS were served.
Kings Daughters Event.
\ splendid program cnnS!SlhE "i mus
irai numbers By most Of tn" well known
musicians nr this vicinity has been
rumplrtcd for tn" entertainment |" II"
IRWIN Nv the Kings Daughters "f TINS
city in the First Presbyterian cnnrrh
tomorrow evening. The program VIII
begin at Sis o'clock. and this prnm!S.s
To II" one Of tho most interesting AFFAIRS
Of tn" kind during the .r.s"n.
Canvass the City.
rho members Of the Commlttn" from
tho Alpha Fl fraternity have completed
plans for Il house to house canvass "t
the city in an effort to dispose or
large number Of the season tickets Tor
Tho lvCoun course which will be Eivcn
nj the High school auditorium. tn"
FIRST number, Tho Climax. VIII appear
hero Friday evening November 10Th.
Steve Donates Candy.
Steve komonS Of the Marathon Candy
comnnnv La anx ln.uA Ia Rhnv TIA menu