The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
M'MECHEN
Had Lara Attendance.

Tina Meme Cnen SCnOpl dNN dtOA ie'i 49,
filed to it's entire capacity last evening
when the second number OF the LySeum
course was given. This NUMBER oemg
the Alumni SeNtette. The music renu
cred was very beautiful. and was greatiy
enjoyed by all those present; Inc 1irst
appearance OF the girls they were
dress ID as college girls. and rendered a
Number OF college songs theIr mex
appearance, they rendered some selec-
tions from the best composers ano .ns
and wearing the dress to the natter,
that they we're representing. me music
proved TO be excellent. ana those VINO
attended stated that they are very nluSL
pleased with II, A neat sum was realized
which will be used for the benefit OF
,hs Public Health and Welfare League.
Many to Attend Game.
A IarRe number Of football fans or
this city are planning to attend tne
s.,ma TODAY on the Island when Bethany
tyiIl meet Carnegit Tech. The game VIII
nroye very interesting locally. as there
are quite a number OF the young people
Of this city. who are students OF mo
Many Attszds Dance.
Quite a number Of young people OF thi.
city attended the Masonic dance IN
Wheeling last evening. Those VINO az
tended from here we're sooS a'SS Tar EsFet
Shrlver and Mr.. Harry Long.
Entertained Choir.
Mrs Harry Inman pleasantly enter
taIned the members or the Churcn ot
God choir at her home last evening
singing, music and games were en-
loved and at a late hour a tempting
two-course luncheon was served.
Entertained Class.
Inst evcning Miss Esther kettlewel'
proved charming hostess wnen sne
piea sanity entertained the members OF
her sunday school class OF the NJ. T.
nhnrch AT her home on Garfield street.
A program OF informal pastlmes tiilee
the evening with much pleasure: ana a.
A late hour the guests repaired 70 ene
dining room where tempting luncheoh
Was SCI Christian Church.
Services for the First Christian church
Of this city for the coming week arc d.
Morning Worship from 10 o'clock
until 11:45 o'clock.
Preaching-7:30 O'Clock.
Prayer :. 'srx SiHs;.,v@TSaFsday.
Choir rehearsal-Friday.
Father Nee Hsrs.
Father Nee will have charge OF the
services at the st. James church OF
this city. today, Father Nee Is IL ms tS-
terest of the Foreign Missions wniSn
should interest every member or .tne
church. He has prepared special talk
for all the services. and desires all mem I
bers of the ChurCh 10 DC pEe.SH'' Az
will sail for China December tth'
woodmen to Meet.
There will be a meeting OF the WOOD
Mon Of the World this evening IN their
hall on Marshall street. There are
number OF important business matters
10 ne transacted. and there Will be sew
cr1,l candidates up for initiation. tuil
mer1poe rship Is desired.
McMsohon Personals.
Mrs, Alice Patterson who has been
visiting with relatives at Darlington
has returned home.
Mrs. Harry Rruhr Is confined to
her home on Garfield .1reet slightly III.
Tost Boy TO visit with relatives for
4 week. -
William Farmer OF Terra Alta Is visit
ing his sisters. Misses Irene and Ber-
nice here for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Hartley and son
Billy will visit In Washington. Pa. for
the week end.
BILLIE Taugn who has been III for a
number of days Is now on the road TO
Miss Kady Burke continues to get
along nicely at the North Wheeling
hospital where she underwent an opera
Ralph L!ncocrger who has been visit
ing his cousin Austin here has returned
10 his home at Huntington
J F. Ferguson continues to got along
nicely at the North Wheeling Hospitaf.
Mrs. Eugene Coy"r has returned TO
her home Mt ConrSvi1lc after visiting
here for the past week.
Mrs Godfrey Schneider who has been
"a-lously III Is reported TO be lmprov-
In
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley BaumherEer and