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Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-07-17
EASTERN RAILROAD
MAN AND BRIDE END
WEEKS VISIT HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. O'Hare, OF
Cincinnati, who have been visiting
here for the past week with Mr.. e.
B. o'Hare, left Friday for their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Hare are on their
way to Cincinnati after spending a
honeymoon in California. Mrs
O'Hare was formerly Miss Ruth
Drake, a graduate Of the Cincinnati
art school, and was enthusiast
during her stay for the scenery OF
New Mexico. Mr.. ]. J. OHare Is
district passenger agent of the Wa
bash railroad with headquarters al
Cincinnati.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-07-17
LITTLE FIREFIGHTERS
WANT GAME WITH BOY
SCOUTS OF SANTA re

The Little Firefighters are anx-
ious for a game with the Santa Fe
Boy Scouts, who are claiming to
be the best 100-pounders in the
state. The Little Firefighters are
from IA to 16 years old and ay-
erage about 100 pounds. They are
also looking for games with other
teams in Albuquerque and through
out the state. Managers of 100
pound teams are asked to com
municate with Charles Renfro to
secure place on the Little Fire
fighters schedule.
The Washington times., 1921-04-28
81 Rum Proves
u. S. Very Sick
It's Only For Hospitals,
But That Means Nothing
to Afflicted.


some Newspaper man In Wash-
ihRton mas prousht oown on MS
neao the maiedlc'iohs ana double
dyeo curses OF various ana suhdry
men ano women throu9hout the
iaho' IN wnom no raiscd raise ana
tortur'hs nope.
Being afnicted with enterprise,
TINS Newspaper reported aug out
the facts that the customs service
or the treasury mas several million
gallons more or less. or nne whis-
kies ana pranoy which havo poem
sei1eo from time TO time ana ~
prepared ana ANXIOUS TO dispose OF
tne nouor NJ 81 per eaiioh Tor
medicinal purposes-to HOSPITALS
inc reporter sent out tho news
proadcast, put ne tailcd 10 mention
mat hospitals must DC the pur-
cnasers, ana now from the ieheth
The Washington times., 1921-04-28
HICKMAN PICKED AS
BUDGET TREASURER
Vice President of Franklin Ma
tionaI Bank Is Honored in
Salvation Army Drive.

Thomas p. Hickman, vice president
and cashier of the Franklin National
Bank. has been appointed treasurer
of the organisation formed by Ru-
dolph Jose. chairman, for present
ing the budget" of, y the Salvation
Army for $4,000 to the people OF
Washington May 7 to May II.
Acceptance of the appointment was
sent yesterday to the executive COM
mittee which will present the bud
get" including Mr.. Jose as chair
man and Victor B. Deyber, william
]. Father, jr., Earl Goodwin. Mrs.
Joseph Stoddard and James c. Nc
Mullin.
Mr.. Hickman announced that con-
tributions to the $4,000 budget
should be sent to Salvation Army
Budget Headquarters. 700 Thirteenth
street northwest and checks should
be made payable to Salvation Army
Budget"
Mr.. Hickman was treasurer of the
Salvation Army's first drive for funds
in Washington in 1917 and 1918 when
an appeal was made for money for
war work. He long has BEEN imam
cial adviser and assistant to the Sal
walton Army in Washington.
The Washington times., 1921-04-28
FINDS j. 5. IGNORES
MENTAL DISEASES
DR.. Thomas W. Salmon Claims
Doctors Are in Dark Ages on
Such Treatment.

BALTIMORE, April 2s.-Except for
few spots like Baltimore. the United
States virtually Is in the dark ages Ia
the treatment Of and attitude toward
mental diseases, according to a state
rent by DR.. Thomas w. Salmon, 81
New York, chairman of the nationa,
mental, hygiene committee.
DR.. Salmon said mental hygiene
has no appreciable recognition in the
United States; that the medical profes
zion ignores mental cases when pos.
sible and treats them reluctantly when
impossible to ignore them; that the
medical schools give amazingly little
attention to the study OF the mind
and that only $4,000 a year Us spe mt
in learning something about a dis
ease which costs the country $1,000, o0o
d day to treat and handle"
COMMENDs CITY AND STATE.
"This city and State represent
islands in a seat Of neglect CT mental
diseases" Dr.. Salmon said. There
are few such hospital systems as III
Baltimore and Maryland. where mental
diseases are treated and handled with
proper intelligence and appreciation
Of their importance.
you may think mental diseases
unimportant. but in New York one
adult person in ten enters public
institution for mental treatment and
one adult in twenty dies in a state
hospital. The hnal records of the
world war will show that more than
80 per cent OF the soldier cases were
mental diseases,
ADVISES MENTAL STUDY.
Yet the schools turn out medica,
students with hardly a hint tina. pa
tients are human beings who, queer
as II may seem. have minds as well
as bodies. i know of a recent case
where a surgeon performed an opera
ton on a patient TO relieve her OF
q delusion.'
Few practitioners realize that sui
eide is the termination OF about Is
per cent of one Of our most common
mental diseases. A large number o!
these suicides are preventable by
proper treatment. and yet few doctors
feel any responsibility when q de-
spondent patient commits suicide.
You will begin to think l suffer
from decisions Of persecution. ! do
not want you to give the whole med
ical course to peychiatry. But give
1T at least as much consideration as.
say, tropical diseases"
The Washington times., 1921-04-28
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret Of keeping young is to feel
roung-to do this you must watch your
liver and bowels-there's no need of
having sallow oomplexion-dark rings
under your eyes-p,mPles-a bilious
sparkle. Your doctor will tell you
ninety per cent Of all sickness comes
from inactive bowels and liver.
DR.. Edwards. well-known physician
ia Ohio. perfected a vegetable CON-
pound mixed will olive oil to act on
the liver and bowels. which he gave to
hispatients for years.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets, tho sub
stitute for calomel. are gentle in Their
action vet always effective. They bring
about that natural buoyancy which all
should enjoy by toning up the liver and
clearing the system Of impurities
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets are known
BY thar olive ooAn. l5c and 3oc-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14

Richard Lynch Of ST. Ciairsv.llc.
sheriff Of Belmont county. was an Of
fetal visitor IN Wheeling yesterday and
for n part Of the Afternoon was an In
t"rcStcd spectator at the Thompson trial
in criminal court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. y. MarhuCh Of Tore
lIautc. Indiana. are here for few days
Visiting friends on Wheeling Island.
They will remain here on Sunday. when
they will depart for New York city IN
the automobile.
Mrs. Grace Hicks OF Martins Ferry
was taken last E, eninG to the North
Wheeling hospital and this morning
vii, undergo an operation for appen.
dicitis.
Miss Flora rritchard. hookkccrcr At
tho Western Union. who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the Ohio
Valley Genera, hospital, vii! W able to
return to hNr home on tEH Island today.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f.. Rownd have as
their guest at their home In Pleasant
Valley. Mrs. Rownd's uncle. Mr.. David
l.,ewcilyn. "r Jamaica. /. |.
Mrs. VI. T.. Tracey and granddaughter.
BETTY Lee Davis, who have been visit
Ing Mrs. VI. L. Wagner. on E"ft street.
haye returned 20 their HON" II KcySer.
Mss Elizabeth I;re"r has returned
from New Ynrk and will spend tho win
ter ut the home OF Mrs, katherine
Arudt in OAK rark.
Mr.. Joseph IIandlan Is slowly I'M
pr. wing from his r"r"n; Illness.
Mss 'cr",yn MacNeleh has returned
from visit t" rcln,.reS IN the cast.
Mrs. Robert Simpson Is the guest OF
Mrs. Mary Simpson In WoOdsda.c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14
AndsrSon-Hunter

4 pretty home wedding was Solemn
lied "Wednesday At high noon az tho
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hunter
In Flushing when their daughter. MISS
Anna Hunter became the bride OF MIR.
Henry Anderson. Rev J. 9. Cash. form
erlv pastor OF the NJ T.. church Of
Flushing orhcIated using the douih"
ring ceremony.
The living room OF the home had
pretty decorations Of fall blossoms ana
ferns for the ocCaS sion. Preceding IN"
ceremony Miss Jessie Wilson played the
Bridal Chorus from I.ohcnGrtn. During
tho ceremony Miss Wilson and Miss
Helen Bethel sang. softly, appropriate"
selections. Tho bride entered leaning
on the arm OF her father. who gave her
in marriage.
The bride wore a charming gown OF
white satin. designed EN- train. Her veil
was Of white tu!lc. and she carried
shower bouquet of brides roses She
was attended by Miss Frances Bethel
as maid Of honor. Tho bridesmaids
were Miss Dorothy Judkins and Miss
Rhcba Bethel. Tho maid OF honor w""o
A pretty frOck Of pink organize and
carried an arm bouquet OF pink roses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14
PEN ADDITION
MAY Be BUILT
MEMBERS OF BOARD OF CONTROL
DISCUSS EXTENSION TO Pc
MALE DEPARTMENT
Go To Morgantowr To Take Up Uni
versity Matters-Pon IN Good shape

Forow'nc an inspection ~ tho West
Virginia Strte penl;cntiary at Mounds
willie Yesterday. M"ssrs. T.1k!n. parst
and Barnes. members nf tho board of
control left last evening for Morgan
town. They will take up matters con-
nectod with tho State University there
TODAY.
one ~ tho objects ~ tho inspection
At MoundsTiii' was - determine the
air!<ab!!ity nE hniid'ng m addition to
the female department. It was decided
To await developments in the female
population az ;hr prnitcrtiary and In
the meantime t. haN" an architect View
the site on which Il Is proposed I" build
The addition. tn" female department
IS not Yet ov"r"rnwd"d. hut any con-
sid"rab." iurr"as.. would tax It's faC!l-
iticS.
Tho momh"rs "NrrCSscd themselves
as N"i. pleased with conditions in the
prnt'Etiary. and Praised tho admtni7-
;rLtinn OF WarG"n J. T.. Terrell.
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TO HONOR BRIDE-TO-BE
At CHARMING AFFAIR
Mss Ka.lstt VIII Honor Miss whitaker
Nr1. Thomas Heafns and Ms. Euot
hopkins at Luncheon
Country Club Il Scene Of Brilliant H.
caption Attended BY Several Hun
drsd MsmbSrs Of Local Society

Mss Hett!s Hazlett Will be hostess
81 charming luncheon at her Hrme oi'
North Main street today. MISS LOUISE
Nelson Whitaker. whose marriage u
Mr.. IT. Z. Franzhc.m Will tax" pta'e
Oct. 10 Will share h"nors Win MIS-
Thomas McKenna ;iearne ana Mrs'
Eliot r. Hopkins. r"c"n; brides. fnH
roses. surrounded b. matdenha'r terms
will be noral ceot"rp:"ce Cor tho taoIe
and the ,unchs"" viii he oeintliuIlS
appointed Throughout. The following
will be present.
Misses:
louis. \. Whitaker katherine rfarr
Mary Hart OF Marsart' '''''''
,-'arEsbury Mary HAYS
>ta-r,re, irwin Elsie Lee Storer
r,iz.h.,h Tarr4lt. Blanche = '-r-
OF Knoxville. TenrEtrEinta McNee
Lee Anna Hubbard sara "hlc'NHe
Mesda mes:
Thos. II. Hearne clarence rN'heg
rr,ot p HopkIns &. Merits Frapzheim
George Whitaker Forbes simpson
c.rI O schmidt w. W. Holloway
Gam I.aurhl!n, Jr Lee PAUL
No,rao Taylor singleton Fault
E.nt Hall E. \. Hitdre;h III.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14
MOUNT RECITAL
TRULY ARTISTIC
Miss Ethelynde Smith, soprano FFe'
ssnts Varied Program in Pleasing
Manner
Artist Manages widely Ranged hfno-
lions With Eaus-Diction 10
Taultless

Tho reri.al given 10y VI. - lth"!ynda
Smith, soprano. ON tn" ihir' "n;N' II
Mount de Chantal academy. WIS Il truly
artistic performances. d.SHId! ing eN.-
,irnCc Of superior vocal ahiI'H. ana Ell .
HANGED by the pleasing personality ~
the singer \ varied program WAS pre-
scented. Including. as numbers al con-
,rlst.nr character. Selection from com
posrrs of classic rrn"wn ana songs VIII
ton by present day musicians Tor the
Juvenile Americans
FIaydn's "'rhe M"rmaid's Song" va,
rendered with admirable SIKH and I'm"
nerr,ntion Of tho musical idea embodied
in this DELIGHTFUL work. Thrc" groups
or songs. German, French and MODERN
Russian. followed In succession, and Of
th.sc Il would lie difficult TO say which
pleased the most. However. tho spirit
ed Interpretation Of Rubcnstc!n'S Tile
Lark" may justly be mention as
holding the palm of CNC"I!' nc". as IN
this piece the bird Tx" notes or MISC
Smiths lovely clear voice f"H $A"wrrS
nf gladneSs from an uucloudeI Sky. \
selection of Goth century American
songs formed a mighty attractive feat
ure Of the program. and these were l"I-
lowed by the beautiful aria from Cad
Song Of the Robin Woman" given with
rare hrill!ancy OF style.
The ease with which the artist man
aged tho widely ranged emotions en-
rrcssed IN the various numbers Of her
program proves her to be Il woman "f
high culture. not only in musical art
but also in the l;nGuisth' atta:nmrnts
evident in her faulihss diCt."u. The en-
tire program was both rhurat!On and
entertaining. and every listener WAS cap
tivated. 1t Is t. be hoped that this.
the first recital Of tho scholastic year,
will he succeeded by others as saustac-
tory in every point.
Program
Edward Harris. Pianist
18th Century ClasstrS--
(a) Invocation from "Radann!sto"
u72n) arranred by Bbb-lIandcl.
(h) The Mermaid's Song .....lIaydn
German l.!"der--
(a) Moonlight ...... S>humann
tb) Springs profuSion .......' Franz
(c) Tho Disappointed S"rrnadcr ....
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. brahms
Modern French Aria
T.'anncr on vain Chassc rannee
(From "L'F:nfant prodigur") rehusry
Modern Russian Songs
tH) MY Native l.Hnu ..''F't'Han'n"t
Ib) In the Silence Of might ........
.................. kahmaninNN
Co The Lark .......... Ruh!nStein
Goth Century American Songs
Ia) RerryhrOwn $500. Ward-St"phrns
(hl Wind Song 1890. Jas. II. Rogers
(c) Sunlight (W'altz Son"l ..........
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Harriet Ware
American Aria
The Spring Song ~ the Robin Woman
From the opera "Shanew!S" Cadman
ChilGren's Songs
tai The Ragptne Man rdcdica.o To
Miss SMITH .... Howard MCKinn
(h) Rough and Tumble ". W. T.uomis
(c) The Cupboard from Five Crumbs
from Peacock Pic X. w. Rassctt
td) The ICic!e ..........L. lehman
(el Good-morninE. Brother Sunshine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14
CAPTURE p
WITH b.
STATE TROOPERS KEhN
BURR IN ANOTHER BIG HAUL
ON NATIONAL PIKE
Two GAINESVILLE Mon Were on Their way
From 1ttsDurrh to zanssvius

The state troopers who seem to De
guarding tho northern panhandle OF
West Virginia. last evening captured
Lewis Gardner and Robert Facan or
GAINESVILLE. O.. who were driving through
in Buick roadster.
State Troopers Archie w. kempcr
and Harry Burr found that the roadster
contained eight cases of bonded whiskey
The wet goods and car were put In the
Ohio county Jail yard while the two
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14
SOCIAL .:
CENTER PLANS
RECREATION COMMISSION MEETS
AND ARRANGES 10 OPEN
M'K1NLEY CCMnfUNITY
CENTER
Fall Season OF Fairgrounds to Close
Today-Warwc1d Center to
Open Soon

Tho recreation commission OF the city
OF Wheeling, composed q: W. u. Hund-
l;"r. Edward Jefferson. Mira. J. Harold
brennan, Roy L. Nayl"r and charles H.
Srahri.ht. met yesterday afternoon al
"a o'cIrck In \. q. Anderson's Once
in the city building.
Final I,lans were adopted for the
a. rning of the new Mckinley soc:al
center IN Tuesday evening. October lH.
This new social center promises I" ~
a big thing and many people Of the city
are greatly interested.
The Warwo"d social center IN all
probability will he opened some time
after the first &C November. although
thn enact date has not as yet been ar
ranged.
Fairgrounds Close To-day
They also agreed to send the super
intrnhcnt Of the recreation commission
=. r-aIirC. Ia. 20 attend the annual
convention which vii! he in session
Orinhrr -. IS AMI 90.
II was also made known during 'ae
mret;ng that tn" fa. Fairgrounds Will
come To a close this evening after 4
moe. vucrcesfml tine enjoyed by all the
children OF Wheeling.
All tho balls AMI other equipment
which tho boys and girls have h"en
using VIII W turned over 10 commit
toe W the ho,s AMI r!rls al each play
rr."'rds. - wa they ran use them the
remainder Of the year.
ScNcra, u'h"r routire matters were
taken up and passed upon Mt this time.
A hoy Of oirhte"n understands wo-
MON hotter tran q man nf forty. be-
,,r a man OF forty has given UP try
ILL.,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14
IA Dress Rehearsal"

A clever and amusing "reretta' y
Dress Rehearsal" Will be presented az
The Y. W. Z. A. auditorium this AFTER
noon at @:3O under the direction of Mrs.
Flora Williams. Along the ladies VINO
have worked unt!ringly for the success
Of the production. and whose charactert-
za;:on IL TO h" especially commenced
Are the following:
Priscilla rrendcrGast-Mrs. Margaret
Wingerter.
Pollyarra Spoopendyke-Mrs. Leo
Dobhs.
Mchi,ahel Perkins--Mrs. paN'd Nhi'e'
Melinda Mascn-MisS Lillian Hun-
phrcy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14

What Is the name Of that handsome
prisoner" asked the impresslonah.e
young woman.
mo. 2206. miss" replied tho guard.
How funny But OF course. that Is
MOI his real name
"Oh. no. miss that's Just hts ncn
name" Boston Transcript.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14
INDUSTRIAL CLUB
Miss Eleanor NItlar Addresses Ladies' At
Lunch Meeting ut Y. W. c. A.

Tho Industrial, Federation club on
joyrd a drl:chttui supper at tho Y w.
g 4. last rlcl.MG 4, u'",nr& \ large
number az 10 ml'"rs w"rc out for this
nrC? sion. and ~ addition I" other f"a-
lures ON 'h" program Miss Eleanor STAFF
ford MiiLr addressed ~" gathering
along ,!ucS "r interest To- IN" club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14
FIRST BIG FROS

The first frost Of the season ah 80
Thursday morning and in some pa4ts OF
the valley Ice was reported. Late dot.
crs and vegetables were blighted $40
the thermometer stood At 30. two de-
orees below freezing. At an carly hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14
1pneh.on At Country Club

Mrs. W. W. Holloway and Mrs H'oS"n
Caldwell will be Join, hos,csses. at
luncheon at the Country club Sunday In
honor nf Miss Louise Nelson Whitaker
and Mr.. II. C. F'ranZh"!m. The arar
Will be extremely informal Luncheon
will be served buffet style and the
guest lis, will include III" members or
the Observation-Disclosures bridal party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14
About People
kovsmants OF Individuals To And
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS

Rogers-W. V. blackburn. k"yser.
McLure-A. l.. White. Raven Rock; w.
\. chiffon. charleston: II. II. Courtney.
MorrHnt"wn: Mrs. J. Edgar Long.
Clarksbure: 7. Il. Corners Charleston:
II. Letter. Charleston.
windsor-ti. \. Rogers. Clarkshurg:
Mrs. Clara Dewan. ClarkShurr; John
inland. Grafton.
Stamm-G. +. Wiler, Grafton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14
Trek Club Dance

The Trex club will civ" IN" nov. NJ
,s series - ft,l dances at the Carroll
club auditorium this evening. 'h-
Ria K and whit" Melody Boys viii tnr'
nish II" mus:r and a good att"n!an'"
OF the members OF IN" club AMI their
trends = cxaCctcd. TIL" dane" COM
,nit.nr includes: MCsSrS. Charles Sol
nefaiI Clarence Sonn"tcld and teri!
Montgomery.
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Beneht bridge.
For Miss Wright

Mrs McClug Hays Will he hostess RI
luncheon at tho country ciup TO-DAY
pl!menting her house guest Miss
Lille Wright OF RoSion. The lunch'"n
will be marked by exquisite details an"
covers will be laid for a few intimate
friends Of the hostess.
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op.u,ux Dano. A. Carroll Club

Several hundred members OF tne
Knights Of Columbus and the Catholc
Daughters OF America enjoyed a deItsh'
<ul dance at the CARROT Club auditorium
yesterday evening. The dance when
marked tho opening OF the season for
both organizations. The Slow and busy
ssrenaders. OF Marietta. were featured
In the dance music. Dancing was en-
1oyed until eleven O'clock. when an IN
t.rmission was allowed for refresh
rn,>rts, after which dancing was re-
san and continued until late h"ur
Thu ore sent were:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14
rnterta ms 8. s. Officers

irwin T!eg!rh"ck entertained tho sun
day school officers % 81. iaa'S cnurt,
yesterday evening a; his home N soul'
Wheeling. The guests enjoyed pleas
ant evening OF informal Socal uiEer
sin,s after which they wcr" invited int
the dining room where dainty lunch
CON was served. Among those prcsen
were:
Mcssrs.-
George BISHOP william Lannen-
Lewis Schau berg
Fred Eertlein %iiam hahne
charles yh;,ernan Herman IIundt
1.wis zimmerman Irwin TigElehaCk
IIarrv Er,nhnan Rev 4. {. RaSche
Charles Koch Rev. Seybold
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and Mrs. Fee az Il: SoU;h Front street
Tho bride - thu dauEhi"r "f Mr.. ana
Mrs Louis Thomas. e M"rSant""n. an"
has been attending N">' Virginia UNI
,er>iti. Mr.. li"tlEr Is tn" son 81 ME-
and Mrs W,,iara l!odE" Of the island
and ~ connected With the brokerage arm
~ Greer and company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14
Birthday Party


Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ec;nS"r entertained
q number Of friends at their home on
Wood street yesterday evening in thelr
celebration % their birthdays. when
occur o. the same date. Dancing and
music were the CHIEF diversions ~ the
evening. and at 4 late hour an eiso0rate
luncheon was served: = Among thn<"
rrcsen. were:
MesSrS ard Mesda mes
Harry Terplcton lanes EciSner
LEROY Brvson Henry N"ahardt
RaAd RrvsCr Emil Roth
MesdameS--
FANNY Long Mary Campbell
Nellie Chambers Fanny Lyle q,
Anna Muir
MeSSrS--
Robert Singer ''uN M'iI"r
William singer Harry Ec.STcr
Misses
Nellie Be!sner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-14
xse.ption q. Country Club

TNs Country Club was the SCeTe or
a. ver,. charming AFFAIR yesterday a'ter-
noon, from 10 ;. when Mrs. John
Stevenson vas hostess At reception m
honor ~ her sister. Mrs Henry ~
S,ifel. formerly Miss Elizabeth Steven
son.
Mrs Stevenson. Mrs. St!fe, and Mrs.
r {, Stevenson received the guests in
the reception hail OF IN" club. Which
had pretty decorators "t pink roses.
snollax and ferns. arranged by Florist
Lan1haa.
In the dining room color scheme OF
ping and orchid was effectively ear
r.ed out \ large has "t Killarney
roses and orchids occupied ;he center
NJ the tea table. surrounded BY six
smaller baskets Of similar design. Small
askets Of orchids and roses were also
given TO the guests rs favnrs. N2 or
ones,ra stationed IN the sun rarior rem
dered beautiful musical Program
throughout the afternoon.
Mrs Baird Mitchell and Mrs. Charles
Towar poured tea They were assisted
IN serving by the following:
Mesdames-
.. ". Burda;:s !. n. M"rr:m1n
Arthur Stifel Edward St'tei
A. T. Wheat
f-iiG6b'NI I'A1ItNIS 'N''' ~ NN''''
hiseslla nsous shower.
Ms Fred Morrison and Miss Nell
Nawiey will BE- joint hnstesses at mis-
cNllaneouS shower at tho home OF Mrs.
Morrison on t;oft stre.. tomorrow eve
-Ins COMMUNICATING Miss 1.uella Fred
e-icks A popular br.h"-"Ie"'. Tn" deco
ra'inns Will 40 in the halloween colors
81 yellow ard black. TIL" table center
r.-cAs will 20 ja"k-"-!dntcrn from
watch yellow ana black ribbons will "X-
,.",l - 'Nn guests places. Attached 70
e., \ ribbon w!,i ne a novel favor. Tho
t-,!tSI guests are - follows:
GA-,fuiS FrNh"r- cara FISCHER
'rIS li,'er I'r"E
F,th Dc"k.- Anna May T"ulrk>
wilma I',am"-nran josef" Olive
IIclnn Zimmerman Lucia t'rrd"rick-
Frr4a lIa' dorm
Dinner for Bride ana Groom
Mr.. and Mr.. prH'". l'unn VII he
hosts II q charming timer At :h"i-
home In Martins Ferry SUNDAY evening
N hrno~ "i Mr.. ard Mrs. Arthur Dunn.
who's. marriage WH> an even "t las
~erL Tho dinner NJ b" followed ny
m Informal reception ',r the friends
I'D rn.1tivc~ 90 tAc bride and groom.
Mr ard Nrs Dunn W. a-~;r" h"r" to-
-n-rur evening from = wedding tin IN
80 cas. Mr. rl1n VS. formerly Miss
I.rrFc T'rag"r.
Hodgs-ThomAs.
announcement is made nt n" mar
-j,se {, Miss Marcars' Thomas. 81
morran,own. and Charles Hodge ~ this
- The c"rerIon" "aS reformed
,t-sA-...ta-. evening at ne parsonage %
-. NJ : church in cumberland. NJ
II. EA-. r T: Srhm,nks nfiI"ta'eh Tn"
.,,a,a,,.s nArr Mr ard Mrs = Fec