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Arizona republican., 1921-12-04
Pacific Slops Is Lavish On Road
 Expenditures

SACRAMENTO, Dec, 3.(SpeciaD Not withstanding the business de- pression there Is an unusual amount of road construction under way in the Pacific slope states.
 Latest available figures show that approximately s50,000,00C has gone into highway improvement on the Pacific slope this year.
 California has fifty separate con- tracts under way. at cost of nearly S10.000,000. This state has incor- porated in its state system 5560 miles of which 3200 miles have been con- structed. Motor license fees are de- voted to highway work, and during the last fiscal year there were 619,- 680 motor registrations that return ed $6134,741 for use in highway con struction and administration.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04
ENCLOSED CAR
 TERMS IF TEN
 ARE PUzzL|NG

Few prospective closed-car owners know exactly what type of closed car is meant when the technical trade names applied to various inclosed models are used in describing them.
 According to Cal Messner. distrib- utor of the Chandler and Cleveland Ssx lines, not one motorist out of twenty is thoroughly familiar with the significance of the trade terms sts applied to various closed car models.
 At the present time. according to Messner, there are at least six dis
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

A-. . . e . . .S f@
 ''In Q man or motor car" he said. 'it is this endurance, or ability to deliver the goods consistently, that wins out every time. The owner whose car sticks by him like a faith full friend is almost sure to reward it with his lasting affection and loyal ty. More than anything else. prob ably, it is this ruggeCness which has already made rodge Brothers motor car the choice of over 60O.000 people. In the world war, 10000 of them stood up gamely under the cruelest tests, and today in the oil fields thousands more are giving faithful service under conditions that are fully as bad.
 But it is not alone in the quality of endurance that Dodge Brothers car eXcels. Important refinements added during the last few years have made for increased comfort, and you will notice that comfort stands sec ond on the N. A. C. c. list. As for the purchase price, Dodge Brothers proved by comparative charts that their price was fair even before the reduction. Nobody can deny that it is an exceptional value now.
 Particular attention has been given by Dodge Brothers to every feature which will enhance the re- fined and substantial appearance of the car. To give only one illustra- tion, the improved sedan, with it's disc wheels. cord tires, and the latest custom windows, brings credit to the taste and judgment of every owner. On the score of economy and service, which S9o of owners demands, it Is only necessary to cite the Dodge Brothers cars long and consistent reputation for low gasoline consump- ton, high tire mileage and freedom from the necessity of repairs.
 "To continue on down the list Dodge Brothers car has proved itself flexible enough for every use from travelling across desert sands to at tendance at society functions; it has the endorsements of more than 600,- 900 owners; it's specifications show that it has abundant power and speed, which is the eleventh require ment on the list; and it's appoint ments are all that a careful insist ence on the best materials can make 1t.
 Tn short, we feel that Dodge Brothers car not only comes up to all the requirements of those who give first consideration to endurance, comfort of price. but that it will sell
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

itself. on its merits, to the majority of the people in the entire twelve classifications"
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04
MAIL ORDERS

Western Auto service and values are available to all motorists, whether they live in city, town or country. If you don't live near enough to one of our stores to drive in, just mail your orders in. You receive your merchandise promptly, and everything is positively guaranteed.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-04

Nowhere else get such low prices on standard quality new fresh when consider the tremendous quantities of tires that bought for profits the fact business
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-13
NOTICE TO WATER USERS
ON SOUTH SIDE

Beginning July 18th irrigation will
be allowed in the following manner:
All even numbered houses are au-
thorized to irricate lawns and gardens
from a m. to a M and from p m.
to =. m. on the even numbered days
Of the month; all odd numbered
houses from a. m. to a m. and from
5 p m to { n m, on the odd numbered
DAYS Of the month.
POSITIVELY NO IRRIGATION OF
LAWNS OR GARDENS WITHOUT
NOZZLE OR SPRINKLER ATTACH
MENTS TO HOSE.
The available supply is limited and
anyone using water for irrigation at
any other time will have their water
:urred off
PUBLIC WATER WORKS,
DISTRICT NO. ..
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-13
PERSO N AIS

Mrs, j, {. Valley and Miss Fern
Becker, mother and niece OF Mrs. EN-
ma Leffler. liiS stone avenue, arrived
In Pueblo Tuesday from New York
aity. and will reside here permanent
ly, Mrs. Valley says she has come
west with a firm determination to be
come an enthusiastic Pueblo booster.
District Attorney c, Il, Hughes went
to Penrose yesterday on matters of
business.
Mr.. and Mrs, L, II. Trip, 2osS Grand
avenue, have Just returned from La
mar where they have spent a week
visiting the Rev and Mrs. l.. Is. Lo-
San.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-13
III ED

SEARS, Rclhe, age IS. died yesterday.
Body at United Worries.
PATTERSON. Mrs. Alice, sse a.
died yesterday at local hospital
Funeral arrangements by United
Davis Worries.
LASLEN. Cynthia, sse IS, died YES
terday at No. Pitkin place. Body at
United DaNis-Nories
RUSS, John, infant. died yesterday
at 1923 Box Elder. Body is at Nc
MINIS.
HALL. Mildred Ieora. aga I weeks
died July II at $40 east Second street
Body at Wilton and MRhar.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-13
Marriage Licenses,
Births and Deaths
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Charles l.. Brown, Basin, wyomirE
and Helen OR Dyer, Pueblo,
Sam W, Cconer, Okmulgee, and Nina
Tennyson. Tulsa. oklahoma
Fietro Delmedici and Ansutino Nal
aroio. Pueblo.
William Griffith and Izora Borene
EnEle. Fue bio,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-13
Bed Spreads
Take Price Tumble Too

Now the time has come when new
Sedspresis may he bought for rock-bot-
tom prices. just think of picking from
such groups as these st these newly lower
ed prices.
62ys6 Institution Spread, scslloped
$3.50 Spread. Sale price 1900. $3.50
siSo6 Hemmed Spread; regular $50
Spread. Sale Price ............S $500
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-13

7sSSs Scalloped Spread: regular s5a5
Spread. Sale Price .......... s 4.5O
s2ya4 Satin finished. embossed and
scallored spread; regular ss.I5 Spread.
Sale Price .......... .....-..S7.2 %
soxa6 Satin finished. embossed and
scalloped Spread; regular $3.50 value.
Sale Price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. So Ok
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-13
The Clearance of Dress Silks is One of
the Rare Events of this July Occasion

Here sre sll TIRE staple vesves and
msny attractive novelties-just the Silks
that most women would select two or
three months later. when they would need
20 pay So much more for them Taffe'ss,
Sstins. Crerss in all the desirable Color
in-s, fascinating variety Of patterns.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-13

Tn. body q, Dora AIeiils- was for
vardet Yesterday by 7. G MCCARTHY
and company TO Gardner, Colo,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-13

The BODY % the unidentified wo1ls'
Who was drowned juno :. Will ~ bur
ted today by r. G. Mccarthy and com
pauy. The burial Will hc At Rosela n
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-13
FUNERAL NOTICES

Mildred I-eons Han. { weeks Old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hall
died July II at tho family residence
$40 eaS Second street The furera'
will he held at the Mccarthy Brown
chapel this afternoon at $50 o'clock In
charge Of Wilton and Mahar
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-13

26-inch Plain and Fancy Silks:
s375-s3.50 silks now, yd- " SS,19
$500 Silks now. ward $500. 81 .9S
$3.50 Silks now. yard 1900. 81 50
sos value now, ward . 81. %
-4o-inch Crepe d. Chine and Georcette
Crepe in black, white and colors,
ward ........... .............S 1.79
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-13

Cynthia 1asloy. axe s.. died at the
home ~ her sister. Mrs Dr. \ !. Mon
ahan. No. Pitkiu place. She IS sur
NIVed hy two sisters; Mrs Nellie
Wilson, Of jackson, Ohio. and Mrs
Dr. A J Monahan, OF Pueblo; one
brother. Harry r Lasley, Of wellston
OhtN
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-13

The funeral or Winfield Flaslcr vii
no held this morning at 10 O'Clock in
IN. United Davis and Worries chapel
Burial will he in Mountain View Gem
ctsry. where the odd Fellows services
will be conducted by Arkansas lodge
M g
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-13

She va. member 81 the Fresbyter-
ian church The body viii he sent 10
weliston, Ohio. accompanied ny Mrs.
Nonahan. tonight. ArranCs r,snts In
charge Of the United Davis and Worries
Undertaking company.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-13
Children'S PIay
Suits 69C

Well-made and full size Blue
Denim Play Suits. trimmed in
red.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-13

Mrs Alice Patterson. age u years
died a; a local hospital yesterday. The
body was sent TO Fort Collins, Colo
last nieht by the United-pNvis and
Worries Undertaking company.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-13
Corsets CSC

In comfortable low. medium
and high bust models; back
lace. Sale Price ....... CSC
All Corsets are being offer
ed a, reduced sale prices.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-13

Crowd here-crowds here-crowd everyhere- the best way
believe describe the multitude Of enthusiastic shoppers that
ammed every department Of this yesterday from opening
closing Perhaps knowledge that values exactly
represented that ma kes sales so well attended
While this unquesonab other fundamentals that
butte the this sale the all and
of the merchandise and the owness of the price.
ody list of excellent Values offers real and substantial
that you viii make
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-13
MILLIONS NOW LIVING
WILL NEVER DIE

Hear this interesting lecture by ],
W Cone. from Brooklyn, New York.
scrieht at O'Clock in the Odd Fellows
lau, corner OF Mesa and Evans. Seats
rec No collection.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-13
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-Cocl sleeping room for
I - gentlemen. ia F, Sth.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-13
White lash
Skirts $3.4S

OF good weight, and lu.-
tous white Wash Satin. Well
tailored skirts, finished buttons
and pockets.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-13
Stamped
Rompers and
Dresses 79c

Stamped on good wearing
quality white India Head Linen;
l-2-3-4 year sizes.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-13
Yard Wide Muslin
l3c I'd.

Soft finish and extra fine
quality Bleached Muslin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
About People
Movements of IndtviGr.tB TO ana
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS

l;ngrrS--r. l. NCv:"!.c 'HrkS"urE'
NJ. x. chapman. Hartford.
Mrl.urc--- Mr.. nud Mr@. l;oy i. j'n-
kirS. EatrInuu:. Il. y. Miller. ll&n'lS'
ton, J. T.. rh:.ias. Ncrki"y; !. J. l"rr
Ciarksburi-. K; J. MoorhuuSc, Hunting
TON. !. =. Chamberlain and family
Mur;!n-'urr, :. %i!ITd. GRAFTON; Il. H.
i:ar:lrit. -. Adams; T.. {. Jones'
S:l'thtua. q. E. Nc4hcr. Huntington.
Miadsur--M. y. Wilson. l;iktIs; -. y,
Merritt, Cameron, MIR. and Mrs. {. j.
Tyson. parkcrShurg; Mr.. and Mrs
Frank lIaSs and dLuGht'r. Fairm"n;i
Mr.. and Mrs. X. B,uck. H:arHshur"; T.
J. lioathcrmun Omar, !. .. huny
C!urksbur...
S,amm NJ. |. Kc!ln"r. IarkrrshurE;
Ira E:urE. Wcaton.
Nr. and Mrs. J. i. I"cr!rC. Of this
r!ty. are Tho proud parent" OF n"w
raby boy born on Monday evening AZ me
North Whccl;uc h"srital Both mother
AMI baby are duinS :n".
Mrs. I'har.cs Sanders and two GHuEh-
tors. .MiaS Sarah Gather ana Mrs Rob
tsOn lrrt last "vruin" Tor two weeks
vacation Ut Atlantic thtE. Philadelphia
New York and Other EASTERN points.
Mr.. and Mrs \. q. O.d;rtd and son
Glen. Jr.. HAY" returned 10 thrT nome
At Ir.ilrH. TrNa#. nrjcr visiting Mrs
OldArlds mother. Mrs. J. u. Jones', OF
south broadway. ~" has az 'ompaEied
them 20 T"NtH whrr" she Will Spcnd
the fall and winter.
Miss Roberta Gillespie OF Morgan
town. ~ ~ the city Visiting friends
She " IL cave within Few days for
Cicvclaud where size VII! spcnd tive
weeks.
Mrs. J g. Martin. OF Midway. Ia. j.
the guest al the homo Of her sister
Mrs. Ella Mason. ~. Market street;
\. w. Horton. national rrrre$"ut;,'!y"
Of the American League. who for the
past month has bee. .;p'akiHr 70 L.
sionna!rrS n various paris &C the statc
left Yesterday mrrn.ns !o- S:stcrsvll.c
where he addressed he cX-ScrNiCn mel,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
CATHOLIC WOMENS
LEAGUE |NSTALLS
ITS new OFFICERS

The CIth0IIr Womcn- League held
4 business meeting Ut N" l.cagu" head
quarters on thapline street. Yesterday
evening y feature Of the meeting was
the installation OF the officers who were
elected ut the July meeting.
llaus were made FOR membership
drive during Fair week BY permits
sion O! Mayor Thoncr the members or
The League will sell pnsleboard bricks
on the street and IN" proceeds Will be
used for the benefit OF The organization
TIE Cha!rmcn FOR Ns: financial charl-
tahlr and socia, committees for the
wear were also appointed n last nights
meeting. Miss Anne WinGcrter was up
pointed chairman OF the finance commit
tee and has chosen as members OF her
Co,um,iire Mrs. Elizabeth EdmundS
Mr.. I. 4 Hess and Mrs. c. a. House
Mrs Thomas A. R"atty heals the soCla4
committee: Mrs. Frank EeiSier is chair
man OF the charity committee and Mrs
Ioho reIuu'C q: no house committee
The last named hire" Will nam" the
members .: thrlr committee later
Following are the officers Installed
yesterday evening.
MISS Ella Hughes president.
Mrs Bernard Ward. first vice presi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
VICE AND GAMBLING
LID PUT ON TIGHT

The IntcllEcnCcr war informed ast
nigh, tina, Chief OF Police Fred IL
Frazier on !nst Saturday Issued strict
orders to every member OF the police
department that gambling houses and
houses Of IL! fame in the old red light
dds'riC; must he closed and kept closed
No announcement of this order was
made through poi."' neadauarters. ont
an Intelligencer reporter wns Informed
Of Chief Frazier's action ny member
OF tho force last night.
An inspection Of the so-called RED
light" district revealed the fact that
that section Of the city IL absolutely
quiet" and ns for the anti gambling
order. police court records n!TeaI" pub
lished show that police raided a Market
street Eame this week und tho players
were nned' In police court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18

- ',n. i1,s; .I>: ">"M.nr. Ar. Horton
= g.. ~riG-n 'u ;h!a ..iy some time ms
u.,:,.'..I;.
M,.;s I;ar :;'..nhlu-cr. 90 thr Island
- Spending her ya"a:!"m III Petersburg.
I" -. w.;h friends.
G,-,:.:' J. r.brrts at ia" John :. Nay
or ,u;upaHy - ~" nd.H~ r!H vacation
~ 4 WESTERN ,.utoinuh!.'' '"TI. ;:,il!nE n
Lara. number 90 IVr Western "!i.''S.
-" Ehrr;N * accompanied by his VIE"
Ind "Np~rs 10 be sono for scr"ra
wC"n~
Nj and Mrs. T. l. Boyd are spending
srN"rr. weeks at Tcrra AKA.
Mr.. J. Is. DriEgs OF los Angeles
Ca. - ;lr guest Of Mrs W. T.. Thomas
~ K!rkwuod. Mrs Waiter lIrswick
M:n briggs daughter. - -" guest or
Mrs ". l.. S'Hlth IA lark View.
Mrs. Harry Mcclure has returned
:rum ,is!t - her slater IN fair;nont.
After they've had "bcaut!ful time
n"n Gauil.iy do not look beautiful!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
Miss charlotte SchenS
%lleY-CRrney.

6, hiphonSus church was tho sccno
OF Very pretty wedding yesterday
morning when Miss Laura Marie Car
rey became III" bride 0f Edward ".
rulley. % bridgeport. Nurt!al high
mass was celebrated At . o'clock with
Roy. Father Bonaventure officiating.
assisted b. Rev. Father Alfred a
brother Of the bride.
The interior OF the church was beau
tifully decorated with ported plants
and clusters OF white blossoms
Tho bridal party entered 20 tho
strains OF I.ohsnGrtn's Rridal Chorus,
rendered b. Pr"r. y. J. Schiller at the
organ The bride appeared leaning m
the arm OF her father. who gave her
n marriage. They were met Mt the
altar BY the groom and his best man.
Jo%aph Vogler.
The bride wore gown or white
re,-ye,,r crepe s"sirn.d over white
satin. ami ornamcntcd with lace. Her
,ulle veil was held IN place by spray
OF orange blossoms and she carried q
shower hou1Y-, Of brides roses. she
was attended by Miss Margaret tullcy.
sister az tho groom. as maid OF
h"a,- Miss CuIl"y wore turquoise
hl,:r crepe DO ch.'r vi'h a picture hat
Of hius. 81" carried an arm bouquet
o. Aaro-. Warl roses
Ar,Cr BE cN-rr"ry 10 bridal party
A., .hr:r Trends wc-c entertained At
n hrcakfas' a. 'hr HON" "t n" brides
.,a-rnts Mr. and Mrs. T.. ! carney. on
T'N.~."c-th s'""n'. Later !" the dar Mr.
and Mrs Cr;l".' departed ~ their wed
1irr Yin On Tho rc'ur0 after Sop.
,srhcr IS. thry Will -, At home 20 their
RrIcnI: II - thirteenth street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
HARRY >NAPP NAMED
EXTRA POLICEMAN

Harry Knapp OF 72s Yves, Chapline
street was appointed An extra police
man yesterday by Chief OF Police Fred
II. Frazier.
man in the place OF regular police who
arc OF duty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
A, O. u. W. LODGE PICNIC

Seven lodges Of \. q L. W including
five local lodges and one from RrnUood.
and one from McMech"n. will have
basket picnic al Green's school at TriA-
dclph!a. An interesting program OF out
door contests has been arranged. and
basket luncheon and dinner Will be
features Of the day. F. i. Friedrich -
general chairman OF arrangements.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18

dent.
Mr.. Adam Rluu. E""ond vice PrrSi-
i"H:
Mr. William Hal third vice prrsi-
dent
Mra. John GilmIrt!n fourth Woo pres
ident.
Miss sue Carroll, secretary.
Miss IGph0cl Moran financial score
tary.
Miss Margaret Doyle. treasurer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
SlestngerGrossman

A vr-~ priority w"ddta" 49,, enacted in
thr fr-' S,"uh",, h"'rl n Si"Uh"ayiila.
o wr," Ms MI-a" t:-rs-rrlu. ~
so .an~hc" ,"yITr N" n-u'" - Mr.
str,,r"' S."SlHa.- 81 Er""h,ra. y !
The bride IS tn" daughter q! \. GrosS
rnrn. e .r"r,han, Of Fn.lanst,",.. whiic
thr groom Is rather prominently con
-. ted - E~cok'rr business ufc Tn"
-areu.ony was performed b. RAJ! cap.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
virginia Club Entertained

Mrs Fred q. Storehmann and MIS-.
William Stoops entertained the mem
be-s ~ the Virginia Club At the homo
OF Mrs. Stroehmann in Pleasant Valley
yesterday afternoon. Tho guests ar
rived NJ two o'clock and bridge was the
diversion during tho afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
M1ss Anderson Rnnnrvd-

Miss Ethel Devine was hostess TO \
number OF friends ut her home near
Hundred W. Va. yesterday evening In
honor OF her visitor. Miss Gail Ander-
SON Dancing was the chief diversion
OF the evening and at late hour de-
ucious retreshm ents were served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
Now Cumesrland Bride

Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock m"
marriage OF Miss Louise L.. Shelter.
daughter Of Mr. auh 3trs. \. NJ. SHr;i"r
OF New Cumberland. " Va. I" i"hn
Adams FIcckcnstcin OF pittsburgh wI'
solcmn!zed in tho First Methodist Foo
tcstant Church Of Pittsburgh by the
pastor Rev. Clarence 81. lipriGr"tt.
Miss Ela!e Campbell AMI Miss Anne Shot
ter. both Of New Cumberland. attended
the bid. while George I. Grant Of Pitts
hurh and r.. G.. Iiibbs OF WrllaburG. W.
Va. attended NJ. FlcCkcnStc,n. Nrter
an Eastera trip Mr. and Mrs. FIeckcn-
stein will 1--we IN PlttE6ursh.--lrtts-
eurgh Sun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18

Ian. -: StruhcuvI.N. and was fV""""d
hy supper. Later Il. the evening i re
ccp;ion and dance WAS held. The harry
r"Upio Jeff St.u6"nv .!ic about n'ir:Eht
f"~ a w"ddtn; tour o. s"Nera. EASTERN
cities after which they wi" he At home
to their many friends in iiruUk.yn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
Pyramid Club to Give Dance.

Tho Fyra mids, local orEaniEo lion
OF college men. will give II dane" at
Wheeling park Tuesday evening. Au-
gust %. The Keystone Six OF Elwood.
Pl.. will furnish tho dance music. This
orchestra furnished the music for the
wrck-en dances ~ the popular Summit
House at Cniontown. Pa. and ~ one
OF the best known IN this section % the
state. The Keystone SIX are es1e'ta!ly
noted for programs which contain u"
latest word In dance hits ~ welt as n"
excellence Of their rendition. TIE
committee In charge Is sparirg no "f-
fort 10 make the affair l success. aud
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18

n" event - h"tug anticipated ~ -:
dancing Sc; - one 81 tn. u"~i .-,'''
able Or tho summer. Tn" CON tb''."
rn ADVERTISEMENTS includes Ilnrk tH.'"'h
Frank Wutrrhrua" and Harvey li""'
man
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
At Pelley's I'm

Mrs. Matilda Xvr,G.Cr WAS hostess NJ
an informal dinner party ~ l".tcy \
iui yesterday evening. hounc.aE her
-urSts. Mr.. and Mrs. lntf:y. az VII
luiuEtnH. Pei. Among those prrseH:
were:
MeNdaneS---
Matilda Zoccklcr Bertha hwln0c..
James iiardlan
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Zoecklcr,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18

Forty young womcu rom tho Catholic
W"u"H's Lca,;u" are spending N" week
n. the Leagues cottage al buckeye Lake
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
MI. 6tdfel Host

Mr.. Edward S;ltc. vii! DO host - \
number 81 hiss friends N f.cIRa": VAT
ley this afternoon. BtEh,y SI~';S have
Hryu Invited. and i fcatGr" .: tn" cN"n-
!nr's program VIII be Il 0rC:N-rAk ala
aer served on tho grounds i; the r'NT
OF -" house. Cards. billiards and !"oi
will De The diversions after dinner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
vixiAn In QacAolA

Miss Florence Maxwell. who has been
the cues, Of Mss Elizabeth Shtitngtord
IN Os"co!a. IA. for the past few days
Is expected 10 return to her home the
first OF next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
MrS. Cow1 HostesA

Mrs. Fred +. Govt was hostess 70 the
members OF the Wednesday Afternoon
Bridge club yesterday afternoon at her
home in GlenwoGd Heights. Among
those present were:
MesdameS--
Charles Erreese Fdwark Schenk
Louis Stauver Carl 4. Hachmann
s. T. Tyler John haurer
- W Eoss, OF John Q. Schenk
FIndlay. Q. Joseph J. Eeuter
\orOu Rir%-rSon George W. Weimer
II. r. Crock
Miss Charlotte ScheuS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
R..uru Prom Long Branch

Mrs. l. \. Rolf and Miss Marie Rolf
ct Park View. have returned from Long
P3Hch. y. !. where ,hey hav" been
visiting Miss Anne Orcutt who was
MISS HniCs guest tor -eyera. weeks this
summer.