The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
8, ]. A. Alumnne Bazar.

| Members of the Alumnae Association
: Of st. Joscph's academy are an espc-
cially busy group at the present time.
prcraring for the elaborate festival and
/ bazar which has been set for December
! LIST and md TO he held at the Carroll
! Council club. Since the first announce
mcnt Of the affair 4 keen intrreS, has
been displayed bv every member. and
besides H." usual varicty % attractions,
every booth * planning something novel
and original that cannot help but please.
Besides the different booths where
humrmad" d"ltracicS. pretty handma de-
articles, dolls and other wares VIII be
disposed OF. 4 noun-dhy luncheon viii
he served, OF which many business uucn
and women may take advantage. The
proceeds of Tn" affair Will go towards
tho associations fund 10 cndow a
scholarship in the Catholic Sisters col
! lego Misses Julia F"!nl"r and Marie
Lane arn general Chairm.n III charge.
Efficient committees have been named
for all features OF the event. with the
following Chairmcn. who VIII como to-
gCthcr Monday evening. at the academy
Tor special meeting:
Fancy ArtiC!cS--MlSScs Katherine Jor-
dan and Anna Winecrtcr.
Hand dressed Dolls--MiSs Margaret
Doyle and Mrs. JOAN J. Carroll.
lInur-Madr Cakes-Miss Lillian Hum
phr,v and Mrs. VI. J. Ford.
tandi"s--Mis5cS Mildred Cogley. Mar
rarct GilliGnn and Irene Dufrcmc.
Country STORE Mcsdamcs Robert
Fisher and Louis Hicncr.
rarrel Tost--Mrs. v. l. Owens and
Miss Sabna Doyle.
Aprons and Household Novelties
Mesdamcs Il. y. Icathcrly and Edwin
{. JcHsnn.
Observation-Disclosures Mildred Ksl.
tenhach and Rose JaCobucci.
Japanese Tca-1iIases Lavinia Clark
and Mary Hughes.
Fish Pond-MiSScs Virginia Miller
and Della McFadd"n.
MONDAY LnnChc0n--Mrs. Folk Nc
Goo and Miss Anna FrtzsimmnnS.
Grand Rafnc and TickrtS--M sscs
Maymc Carey and claire lI"clsch2
Decorating C"rmi,tcc-Misses Zita
Clark and Effic M"hrn.
Press Committee - Miss Eleanor
Bailey.
Waiter kcwpic Rolls-Thcta Mud fra
Fortune Tcller-Icr mysterious self.
Birthday Surprise Party.
A dclightfui surprise WAS rendered
Mrs. Ch.S. J. G"l!'ihurr i; her h"ni" IN
Elm Grove by the True Friend rluh III
honor of her birthday. Til" surprise
proved most Complct" and Er"a'"r per
lion If the cvcniaS was sp"at In play
mn five hundred and at the md Of the
games rriYCS were awarded. First priz"
wrnt t. Mrs Elmer Ticc; srcund prize
To- Mrs. Michael I'"ian and third prize
went To- Mrs. =. Brennan: AZ sea-
sonallr hour 4 SumpluuuS luncheon vas
served during which Mrs. G"llrH1Hr!
was pr,acntcd with - b'.U .tul @iti
from tia guests, Htt'r ~h'CA the guests
departed wishing Mis-. GOlGcnburg many
NOR happy birthdays.
covers we're laid for the following:
MnsdanicS--
Ron Hume Fred Sond"rman
r',as CurcOran Mirhari DClan
Elmer Tice joe Strauh
William Baker Frank DurS"h
Ed S'hr"'k W. j.. v "';"i
< Brennan Chus. GuIuCnburg
Sixth birthday.
Miss Margaret MarSchncr. oauEht'F
of DR., and Mrs. J. T.. MIrIChncr was IN"
happy hostess To a Number Of her young
friends at a delightful: party 1t h|r
homo on South Chap!!nc street, whi'
celebrated her sixth birthday. 4 merry
program Of Juvenile games and other
na4timrs occupied tho it'll" folks from
. Ia > u'clock and the afternoon con
cludcd with Il delicious luncheon, ut
md act, Hn 4