The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
pazaar and ice Cream Social

| The members OF the -Four Lel Now
! Circle of the Eighteenth Street ChapeI.
win hold q bazaar and ice cream social
| in the social rooms OF the chapel THIS
evening. The bazaar will attract many
as the young ladies in charge have MADE
| a large number of useful and pretty ar
| ticles An interesting program will also
he feature of the evcptpgs entcrtniln-
| ment. which Will bc coneiuded Win nc
serving 81 dainty REFRESHMENTS me
! following girls who are members or the
circle, VIII be in .harGe'
! Margaret Parrish Alherta Coleman
! Vcr1,a Evans Mildred Snyder
/ cnrrirr coleman Virginia Evans
I L'IorI t'riSn,rr Emma I.ytle
/ Gertrude A,bey HIhnche inner
NirI,in,o 'irrL Beatrice Ryder
/ Clara ullaCh Helen Grcir"r
! Esther Edwards Ethel CriSwell
t('a;hcriro C,rciucr Roberta liner
Helen Stilwcll Anna BlrCh
Pre.Nuptial Party
| Miss Gene Nau, who Will DC NC
bridesmaid at the wedding on IucS9aS:
June tirst of Miss olivia Marie HoEl. OF
Edgdaie and MI. John {. KluG, of Akron
entertained last evening at her nome IN
! Haywood with n prc-nuptial party ioI
! Miss Hogl. The affair was cnlma
| shower and beautiful and useful gIitS
were received by the brtde-elect. Inc
guests were the members OF me Iues.
| dav Evening Sewing club and they spent
tbc bnrrs in the usual ncedlework. al
though a program of informal SOCIAL
pastimes added to the pleasure or the
evening. At n late hour Miss Maui In
| yitcd her guests to the dining room
whore n delicious luncheon was served.
| 4 mound Of pink blossoms conferred the
table. the favors were pink baskets OF
dainty Confections and novel place
ards in kcepinC with tho nuptial event
! marked the places for the following:
| Misses
Olivia Horl Stella n'rringer
Mildred Fisher Gene Nau
Irene S'r'S Mcsdames.
! Waller Schafcr Louis Nau
| Mike Dolan Eugene Oo'r"'""
ChaS. Clayton
Commandery Ball.
The Commandery ball. held In con-
nection with the 46'h annual Conclave
of the Grand Commandcry, knights
, Templar. being held in the city lhis
week, was most elaborate ana prr.FcEm nir
was formal. but an air of comradeTie
ncrmeated the atmosphere and the
knights and their ladies mingled to-
gethrr like old friends. Dancing was
music for this WIS furnished by an
augmented orchestra. which filled the
large hall with melody. The grand
march at $50 o'clock. was feature OF
much interest. Inc larEe Dali Ipo''t NhS
eIahoratCly decorated with an abundance
of flags and patriotic emblcms. erect
iIelv combined with southern snilaA
mud streamcrs of varied colors.
For those who desired to spend the
evening other than in dancing pro-
gram Of musical and literary numbers
and several reels of moving pictures
was provided. AZ ~ q CluCh IcAie'H'
mrntS were served.
The following Was-thc program:
l. Organ-"Grand thocur .RogerS
Mrs. Retta Fawcctt- Moore.
.. Moving Pictures. ,-
!; soc1r ThTSCt ii. virsinia Hal
Contralto-MisS Emily Sommcrvllle'
Tenor-Mr. VIM. Detwciler
BaSso-Mr. William Griffiths
4. Eccentric Dance.
Miss Dorothy Stamm.
( Moving Pictures.
+ Soprano SoIo--ta) Spirit Flower.
Oh willamette 49,.
...........D Dell 'ScQua
' Miss n. Virginia Hall.
7 Violin Solo. ScleCteu
Mr.. Walter Rogers.
s. Moving Pictures.
o Tenor solo--"LonginE. Dear Tor
You" ...............;.. Densmore
Mr.. VIM. Dctweiler.
TO- kH'''H Mr. Robcf, parrah.
II. Moving Pictures.
l." Egyptian Dance.
Miss Gladys Yates.
Is. Bass Solo-"rhe Stormfiend"
'''''''''Nli. MIR. Vim. Griliiths.
a. Moving Pictures.
Accompanies: Mrs Rctta Fawcett
Moore. Mr.. y. l.. LeJeal.