The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-02

Miss Mary Howclls will be tho hostess
to tho members Of the Junior King
daughters at her home on Indiana
street this evening. Misses Agnes kes-
tcrson and Sarah Young will be the nos
tesses for tho evening. and an interest
Ing program is to follow the business
meeting.
Lookclt Circle.
Lookout Circle OF the Kings laugh
tcrs OF this city Will meet at the home
If Mrs Theodore BurriS on South Third
street. this evening at 80 O'Clock and
All Of the members Of the circle are tx-
pocted to BE- present at the meeting.
Opportunity Circle
The members Of Opportunity Circle OF
the Kings daughters will hold their reg
ular meeting at the homo of Mrs. +. is
Dixon. on North Fourth street. this eve
ming at 1870 o'clock. Tn" business OF
tho evening will be followed by social
program Of interest.
Ascension Day Service.
All oC the membcrs Of the knight
TemplarS. from this city, who ar" CON
nectcd with Hope commandery at Bell
airr. will attend the Ascension Day ser
vices which will b. held in tn" First
Methodist church in kirkowod, Thurs
day evening Of this week. Rev. j. H.
Hoffman. Of Cleveland. 4 former Bridge
port minister. will deliver I'll" address
Of the evening.
Concert Thursday.
Much interest is being shown since
tho announcement that the Wash-J"tt
concert Company. of Washington. Pa.
will be here for A concert in tho First
Presbyterian church on Thursday even
lnE The company is being brought here
under the auspices Of the Christian En-
dnavor Society Of tho church. and there
is no doubt that they will cntcrtnin !
packed house
Joint Meeting Thursday.
Tho program for the joint meeting OF
all OF .hc Farent-Tca cheers Associations
of the city. which will DO held In tho
High school building. Thursday evening,
has been completed. 4 talk on The
Care OF the Child" by Miss Reatrirr
Rohitaillc. county health nurse. and an
address on The Possibilities Of the
Parent Teachers Associations by Su-
perintendcnt Russell G. CASTOR, viii DC
features Of the program.
Excursion Tonight
The first boat excursion Of the season
from this city will ho taken out by inc
steamer Homer Smith. this evening"
when tho members Of the mi Sigma Chi
fraternity and their ladies and friends
enjoy boat ride The boat leaves this
city at $50, Wheeling at and R"llairr
at $50 O'Clock. aud dancing will b" mo
principal diversion OF tn" evening.
Bausrs Beat Giants.
A good crowd Of fans. considering the
weather, witnessed the baseball game al
League Park yesterday afternoon. IN
which tho Rauers OF Wheeling dcfea cd
Halls Giants Of Pittsburgh by the score
OF 10 to 4. The game was hard fought
and was tho best seen our
ing the sea son. Several three-haSe HITS
were made by members Of the Baucr%
team.
Many for Police Court.
Six arrests were listed on the docket
in police court last night as tho result
Of the activity of the police department
during Saturday and Sunday, and the
following arc held TO appear before
Mayor Coleman this evening: George
Long, speakeasy: John Walker, drunk
and interfering with an officer; Anton
Kish, speakeasy; John Hall. drunk; Dan
Piris and George Caprita. gambling. and
J. J. Maloney, exposure OF person
Monday night Club.
Mrs. Herbert Carmichael will enter
tain the members of the Monday Night
Club at her home on West Hanover
street this evening. The usual club So
cial diversions will be enjoyed by the
members. and A luncheon is promised as
the special feature of the event.
Eagles Win
The Eagles A G. defeated tn" Tilton-
WILLIE A. G. in a game on the grounds at
Tiltonville yesterday afternoon by the
score of Is 10 s. The feature OF the
game was a triple by Wardrr OF the
Eagles, with three men on bases. The
Eagles state that they have no game
for next Sunday and would like 10 hear
from some Of tho following teams:
Vance Jr.. Bauer Jr.. or Yankee Juniors.
and games can be arranged BY calling
626M and ask for Louis.
Official Board Meets.
An important monthly meeting Of the
official board of the First Methodist
church will be held in the church. on
South Third street, this evening at 7.So
o'clock. Business Of interest and nm
portanrc is reported IN the hands Of the
officials for disposal.
Spidel Funeral.
Tho funeral services for Anna kathc-
Frank Spidel. who died a few days ago
Following a weeks illness Of pneumonia.
ver. held from the family homo on
Vest Hanover street yesterday after
noon. Rev. II. B. Mcdaniel. pastor of the
First BAPTIST church. offiC'atcd. and in
torment was made at Rivcrvicw Ccmc-
terry.
Msrt1nB Ferry Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Williams Of JEFF
ferson street are visiting at the home or
their daughter. Mrs. q. {. Sellars. at
Rayland Ohio.
Mrs. Mary Stuart, now natr"n for the
City hospital, arrived here Saturday and
assumed her new duties yesterday morn
ing.
Ira Gemas Of this city is attending
the annual convention of tho AmalEa-
mated Association OF Tin. Iron and Steel
Workers at Hamilton, Ont.
Announcement has been mad" by the
hoard of education that all local school
buildings will be painted after the close
of school.
The case 0c a controversy between
proprietor OF Greek restaurant and the
chinese laundry will BE- up IN Squire
Jack Davis court tomorrow evening.
The contract for the concrete curbing
to be put in on Willow avenue has been
awarded 10 John Beck Of this city.
The members Of the high school or
chcstra arrived home yesterday after
two days at Darlington. Ohio. where they
played for the commencement exercises
and the annual Alumni association ban
quot.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward ITinch of this
city are in Pittsburgh attending the fu
neral of a relative.
The local high school orchestra Will
play at tho anniversary celebration Of