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The Washington herald., 1921-08-01
-sHoOT, JAPANESE DOGS
TO PREVENT RABIES.

The japanese are inocuiatinE dogs
instead OF people 20 prevent rabies
which is now widespread in that
country. Tho bacteriologist Umeno
and his co-workers at the Eitassto
Institute for Infectious Diseases
have perfected a method OF propny-
tactic incubation that can be given
the dogs in one or two shotA In
all 81 900 dogs have been treated.
and in not q single instance has
any one OF them been found suffer
ing from rabies Instesd a. the
usual methods of killing mad and
stray dogs, the japanese medical
experts are advocating inoculstion
Of all the dogs Of Japan
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01
LIoNESs, COYOTES AND
SNAKES ADDED TO ZOO.

Recent arrivals at the National
Geological Park include a nne
young lioness, shipped from Cali
fornis; four young coyotes from
the Michigan State game, FISH and
forest department, and a collection
OF snakes from New York State,
presented by DR.. c. r. Mason, Of
this city.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01
ENGLIsH TRY RUBBER
As PAVING MATERIAL

Rubber is being experimented with
as a street-psyinr material BY Al
English company. Wooden paving
blocks with plates Of sxoande ] metal
irnbedded in slabs OF rubber about
one-h half irch thick have been laic
on a busy street and subjected ts
fast. heavy trafhc.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01

patriotic to eat such substitutes in war time, i
cannot be wrong in peace time. and certainly there
period of such great prosperity that Congress
can be blameiess for increasing the cost of foods
Such food substitutes cannot be correctly defined
as aduiterated
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01

Congress would be mighty glad to adjourn
il the dear people would stop demanding legis-
lation and let them go home.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01

Bamboo stalks measured in India
were found to grow nearly twice as
fast at night as by day. The great
est growth for a single day vNs
Is inches. II took only az months
for the plset TO reach its full height
Of IL feet
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01

New York headline says: "An Alliance OF
Queens Will Support Hylan." He will need to
have no less than four in the alliance to win on
a showdown.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01

Senator Ladd, of North Dakota, says the
producer gets only third of what the consumer
pays for food. The producer gets no such
thing. He would be lucky if he did
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01

1t is sometimes difficult to persuade Wash
ingtonians that this has not been an unusually
hot summer.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01

Greenwich Village is said to have had free
bath. What happened afterward is not reported
but it was surely something else.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01

One trouble with the early distribution of
coal is that it is hard to realize that any will
ever be needed
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01

Japan seems little alarmed that "Ah Sin"
may be the Chinese representative at the con-
ference with something up his sleeve.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01

:. No country which adopts lot OF children
of aff- bloods can expect them all to behave at
The same time Or, if this is expected it will
not happen.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01

After all Lord Northcliffe probably got a
better dinner than the embassy chef would have
prepared.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01

The people will not so much mind not hav.
ing the taxes reduced, if some one else can be
made to pay them.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01

Henry Ford will now try running railroad
in competition with his trucks and cars. Which
ever wins, he wins.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01

Frances child, Morocco, is behaving some
hing awful. The youngster may be made to
realize that Morocco is the stuff slippers
made Of
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01

The whole Lloyd ,George-Curzon-N North
cliffe episode is reminder that boys will be
boya
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01

Not every woman who earns salary, gets
one.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-01
Eliminate Waste.

THE American people have finer example Of
efficiency, of per cent elimination OF
- waste than is shown in the report lust IS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
MACADEMY SPRING
FEATURE DANCE
Large crowd Of Pleasure seekers En-
toysd webb's novelty Entertain
ers Last Night.

Featured by Il large attendance and
the finest music ever heard IN THIS CITY
the spring feature dance of the Ma
cadcmy club held last. night in t,onvcn-
ton hall, was quite successful. Arriving
at nine o'clock dancing began 10 the
strains OF the latest dance selections
introduced by Harry Webb and his Nov
city Entertainers. Of Buffalo. who scored
tremendous success on their second
appearance here. These inimitab!c
musicians appeared first in striking
clown costumes which admirably suited
their stunts and later In the evening
changed 20 elaborate Oriental costumes
OF clever design and color. The eccen-
trio violin playing OF Harry Webb Is
one Of the most remarkable fcats ever
seen and al the conclusion OF each
dance the guests crowded around the
large stage in the center OF the hail 10
the talented musicians.
Tho vocal selections of VIM. MCDermott
added wonderfully to the music OF the
evening. being something out OF the
ordinary for the patrons Of Il dance IN
this city.
The announcement by the committee
of another dance by tho MaCademy club
for next Thursday night WAS greeted
with hearty applause which was cm-
pha sized when the speaker continued by
stating that the world famous Joseph
&. Smiths orchestra. Of Elchor Record
fame. had been engaged 20 furnish the
music on that occasion.
The following enjoyed last nights at
fnir.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
MOUNT ALUNNAE
ANNUAL MEETING
ANNOUNCED FOR MONDAY, JUNE g.
TO BE HELD AT MOUNT DE
CHANTAL ACADEMY
Days Program Will BE Concluded With
pinner-dance at Mcclure Hotel

Tho members "t the Aiumnae o.
Noun; 4" ,hantal Academy haNc re-
cciyrd announcement uf III" annuH.
llr'tinr ct tn -NIUiEna" association I"
he held Mnnd,.!. June 6th at Mount Il"
thantal Mrs. John J. tonlti Is chair
man of tho ARRANGEMENTS and Misses
Angela Cun!M and Mary Alexander ar"
in charge Of reservations which must be
made b Jun" first
The program for tho day vii! open
at $50 O'Clock with Il Soirmn high mass
at the academy. At 1880 .iiumnac VIII
hold their business session, wht'h WI!
occupy thrrE+ uuijl noon. Luncheon Will
hc served n $50 nrlurn. y program
Of entertainment viii he featured from
$50 until late afternoon IN Wh!'h I"ca!
talent will take part. TIN" meeting VIII
conclude with an rllhorat" dinner dane"
mt the Mcclure hotel. This feature VIII
honor the members Of tho graduating
class Of ~. Dinner Will he served
at : o,lCr'k and the remainder OF the
evening will be spent in dancing.
The sisters Of the academy extend 4
gracious invitation to all mcmhcrS o!
thu Almnac association 10 be ther
guests on this occasion and n" largest
reunion in the history Of III" ASSOCIATION
i expected to result. Last years gain
ering was not only successful! because
Of lis size hut the business meeting was
marked by great earncStncSS and il
more general participation or all mem
bcrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
NATURE'S OWN
TONIC GIVES
QUICK RELIEF
ROOTS, HERBS, BERRIES AND
EVEN GRAPES ARE Ma
TURE'S REMEDY

Nature is al providing. Sh" has
created everything for purpose.
Wien tho lower forms OF animal life
suffer from ailmcnt S--they go out into
III" Fields and cat herbs and berries ana
e., relief Nature intended man 10 do
ti,,. same thing. But a. man progressed
and has devised now wIyS--hr does not
70 to nature. bat brings nature to
himself
NEr.NOLhK. a relief FOR dizzy spells.
mains and aches. dSordered StomachS.
torpid l.vcrs, headaches and especially
constipation, is nature brought 10 you
Notified.
The herbs. roots and berries are
gathered in foreign lands and care
fully shipped 20 this Countrywide
juice Of the rich grapes comes from
sunny Spain.
These are mixed in correct proper
toms according 10 formula " many
centuries standing. If the nearest
store doesn't carry NEENOLAK--Call
4: G. II. Gri">t & Co. les Market St,
Wheeling, W. Na.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
THKE1

the Wheeling Mold and Foundry COM
pany, has been shipped to Charleseoa.
from where it will 90 TO the large nitro
plant near the city. In order to tram
port this huge piece of from speclA4I
arrangements were necessary.
Several weeks ago the cast was com
rictcd and put TO cool in the sand Tor,
bout two weeks. When ready to ship.
fou:. pulleys were used In hosting the
casting onto two fiat cars which had
been coupled together. \ steel or1o9A
was made TO connect the fiat cars.
Owing 10 the height and weight %
the casting, the train Carrying it had
10 travel over special route. and BE-
sides the fiat cars the train was MADE
UP of an engine and cahoose only. To
avoid bridges. tunnels and other DAM
gers tho immense piece Of iron Will
travel over five different lines before
reaching it's destination.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
CONVENTION OF
WOMAN'S CLUBS
TO Be Hold In Siseersvi1ls Nay With
wsnsburH woman Presiding

Programs have been printed for the
eighth annual convention Of the North
crn District OF West Virginia Fedora
ton of Womans clubs which will be
held in the Presbyterian church al Sis
terSville on May 8. 1921.
The convention will be called to order
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock and will
be presided over by Mrs. Henry Hillikcn
% WellShurg. \ review OF the program
would Indicate many interesting fea-
lures and the topics appear most timely
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
ASK MONEY BACK FROM
WILCOX THEATRE co.

Two suits. each for $4,000. were lied
Yesterday BY Nick and James Politics. OF
Bridgeport against W. q. McClain. Of
Bcllnirc. at st. Clairsvillr. for the re-
corery OF money said I" hay" been paid
10 The Wilcox Theatre company, organ
lied TO erect q large theatre N Wheel
ing.
Tho plaintiffs SLY tho company failed
TO erect said building after they had
collected large sums Of money and they
now want their money back. II";nle.m.
Lynch and James represent th" plain
tn Will" the attorney for III" defendant
Is not known At the present time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
Farewell Party.

4 delightful affair has been arranged
by the Ladies' Aid society OF the Buck
leg NJ. T.. church. to be held this even
ing in honor of Mrs. James Martin. who
with her husband and family will leave
soon 10 make her home in Washington.
Ia. An interesting program of songs
and readings has been arranged for the
early part OF the evening. and later
4 social time will be enjoyed and re-
f:eshnents will be served HosteSses
on this occasion will be Mrs. Sam Beck.
Mrs. Sarver. Mrs. Mary Iliggs. Mrs.
James Nickerson and Mrs. William
Eisenach.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
Suit Is APPEALED.

An appeal case from Squire Corr
gan'S court was given 10 John l.. King
horn. clerk Of the circuit court. and will
DO put on the docket at the May term
of court. The case was appealed after
verdict hal been given tn" plaintiff in
tho justice court some time arn for ,
damages JudG" John =. RITZ represents
the plaintiff. while Attorney Cha j I
Smith is representing the defendant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
USE REMopELED CAR.

Ono Of the newly painted and re-
modelled street cars Of the Wheeling
Traction company. WAS put ON the Fair
ground division yesterday 10 take caro-
Of the large crowds that have been at
tending the races This Is car No. $50.
Many people. when first seeing tho car.
thought tina, the company had pur-
chased some new rolling stock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
PLEASANT IKE.

Members OF the physical education
department OF the Y. w. G. n enjoyed
their first hike OF the spring season
last evening. Quite number of girls
gathered at the gymnasium with bas-
kcts packed with camp Are articles, and
All proceeded 10 Cha plin" hill. wher" a
delightful bonfire supper was par
taken Of
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her mother. Mrs. McClurg Hayes. leaves
soon for Washington. ID. G.. where they
Will remain until next fall. Miss Pfarr
has invited her guests for dinner. which
will be served At Welcome Inn. al
I.loydsville. y. The guests will motor
hack in time to attend the Court the
alter. where Blanche Ring and Richard
Carrie promise an evening Of enjoyment
in The Century Whirl."
The guests will be:
Misses
Mary HAYS katherine Mabis Of
Florence Mason. Dcs Moincs. Ia.
Katherine ptarr
MeSSrS.-
John Truschcl George X Wheat
paul l.utZ Frank BrundiCk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
JoneAwjlliamS.

ron:nS as surprise to their many
friends Is the announcement Of the mar
riagc Of MISS lmoSene Williams. or
New Martinsville. and Mr., Russell
Jones. OF Elm Grove. The marriage
was an event OF March -. but formal
has recently been made.
Mrs. Jones is quite we'll known here
having been employed in the offices OF
the Whtakcr-GlcsSnec company. and
Mr.. Jones has lived in Elm Grove all
his life. and for some time has been
employed at the Paul =. Rcyman COM
pany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
BR|DGE-TEA Of
MOUNT A[UMNAE
SOCIAL FUNCTION OF WHEEL
ma cHAPrER OF ASSOCIATION
P1ayroon OF tho Academy VIII Be
Scene Of Brilliant and Success
full Event Today.

F'ina. arrangements have been compile
cd for the annual bridge tea or t'H
Wheeling chapter, Mount de Cha0t21
Nlumnac association. which brilliant
function will BE- held this afternoon In
the large playroom OF the academy al
Mount dc Chantal. beautiful spring
blossoms have been arranged through
out the spacious room which has been
.illed with bridge tables. each covered
with a white cloth and c"ntcrcd with
cluster OF violetS. Here from two until
four o'clock the guests will spend
pleasant afternoon playing bridge an"
other groups Of congenial friends will
find pleasure in sewing or chatting unit!
The serving OF tea at foun O'Clock. Mrs.
John J. Conifr will preside at the harG-
somely appointed tea table and she !.
Be assisted in serving by beTy or
Young girls Miss Rupcrth2 Bum has
been chairman OF the general arrange.
ments assisted by Mrs. y. \. HaninF,
Mrs. Val GundlinS. Miss Angela conits
Miss Mary Alexander. Miss Katherine
Reister ana Miss katherine Aul.
Mrs. NJ. Is. Kelly Mrs. Earl Hcanen
and Miss Ann Rcymann have each le-
served TWO tables for bridge and tn
one table each.
MesdamcS-
y. \. flaming Charles ACL
Robert Hazlctt W. r.. Weiss
T. s. Riley T.. +. Glass
Arch Wilson William Cruise
g. J. Milton \. Singleton raul
l. ]. coniff Dwight Wagner
]. \. Campbell Edward hcAlister
Harry W. Mcclure, Jrt;eorge Wiibcrt
John J. Mathison J. 4. Blum
William Rempc John Hel!
George Mathison VIM. GundlinS
W. A, Zipfel William WinGertcr
George Hewitt
Misses
katherine Aul Minnie Schmidt
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Interesting Engagement.

Announcement has been made OF the
snga cement of Miss Helen Iialdaman.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. /. Halda-
man. OF Portsmouth. o.. and Mr.. Rob
ert Whitaker son of Mr.. and Mrs. \. e.
Whitaker. az Cecil place. No date has
h~"n set for the wedding. but Z will
probably b" IN interesting event Of
early autumn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
DR.. STR|DER
WILL Address won,An's Literary Club
This Afternoon.

Tho literary department OF the Vince.
ING Wo,ran's cub Will meet this after
noon al $50 al the 4. Q. /. W. hall Re {.
Il. f.. l.. Str:dcr vi! deliver the last OF
n series rf literary lectures. His sub
Jr,. VII be short Essays m English
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
Macadsny club-Jossph C. Smith.

The Macademy Club
OF Wheeling
Takes Pleasure in Announcing that the
Joseph c. Smith Orchestra
OF New York City
Made famous by their Victor records
will feature their next
Dance
Thursday. .Npril Twcnty-eighth
Nineteen Twenty-ore
Convention Hall. Auditorium
Dancing nine I'll one
Comlnitce-carnack Goetze, Front.
GSrbig. West.
The foregoing invitation will be re-
ceived with surprise and pleasure by
the younger set of the city. who will be
eager to take advantage OF this oppor-
tunity TO hear the famous Joseph &.
Smith and his orchestra. whlca has been
under contract withthe Victor company
for the past three years in making
records. Tho original orchestra will
appear here next week. coming here di-
rect from an extended engagement At
the Plaza hotel. New York. This Will
Be the first appearance here OF these
popular musicians. and little need be
said Of their artictiC abilities. as they
are known from coast TO coast b. their
records.
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To Elect Chairman.

\ special meeting OF the current
events department Of the Women's club
has been called TO be held Immediately
following today's meeting OF the
Women's club. The meeting has been
called for the purpose OF selecting "A
chairman. Mrs. #. &. Burke is tho
present chairman of this department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
Masonic Dance ToniEht

Tho Scottish Rite guard will entertain
with an informal dance tonight IN the
John ". Morris Scottish Rite cathe-
dral Invitations have been issued to
all Master MaSons in the vicinity and
a large attendance is expected. Gump' 3
orcheStr7, will furnish the music. and
dancing will DC enjoyed from $50 until
- o'clock.
The following compose the commit
tee:
\. u =. AXE II. l.. Miller
W. l.. FelSinS ". n. Bycott
II. T. Johns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
INFORMAL BRIDGE
TEA PARTY TODAY

Holding prominent place in the
social events OF the week is the bridge
tea party to be given this afternoon BY
Mrs. Benoni Good at her home in Wood
lawn. The guests FOR bridge viii ar
rive at o'clock and will spend de-
lightful afternoon in this fascinating
paStime At o'clock tea VIII be
served and another group of guests Will
arrive for this feature. 4 low bowl
filled with magnificent tulips will center
the tea table and throughout the home
there will be clusters and tall vases o.
beautiful spring garden flowers.
Mrs. Good has invited the following
for bridge:
MesdameS
s. W. Harper PEBBLES Taeum
Alex Glass McClurg Hayes
!. J. Holloway Alex Paxton
Julian G.. Hearne Charles J. Milton
J. Howard McDon- Mai Forbes Simpson
aid Miss Mamie Pat
G. X. Hubbard terson
The following will arrive for tea:
Mesdames
T. Reed Mcknight Mrs. Montgomery.
George A. LauGhlin Of New York
D. Garth Hearne Nelson +. Whitaker
Frcw Caldwell
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Miss Mildred Morris OF South War
wood. has accepted a position as steno-
graphcr and book-keeper at the IIclfen-
bine Grocery Company.
Miss Amelia Garden, OF Pittsburgh.
Pa, is the guest OF relatives and friends
on tho North Side.
Miss Ruth Morgan. clerk at Helfen-
bine's grocery store. IS slowly recover
ing after being seriously III at her home
on North Warwood avenue.
George Weishar. who has been III for
several months at his home on Twenti-
eth street. Warwood- is slowly recover
ing.
Mrs Charles F. Schultz Is reported TO
be recovering slowly at her homo on
Eighth street, Warwood. after beins Ger
iouSly i'll for some time.
Mrs. d. Garth Hearne, Of WoodSdale.
has as her guest. Mrs. II. NJ. MontSom-
cry. Of New York City.
Mrs. John II. Thornton, who recently
underwent an operation for appendicitis
at the Ohio Valley General hospital. will
go to the homo OF her sister. Mrs Geo.
II Seibert, OF Elm Grove. to-day before
returning to her home in Sistersrille.
Mrs. I. ]. Linton has been confined to
her home. High View Place, with
severe attack OF lOuS.IillS' pul - SAO" :
~ recovering now.
Charles T. Johnson, bond salesman,
OF Fa.rmont is in the city on business
Elmer G.. Hoelzle. Of Woodlawn, will
leave in the next few days for New
York City, on a business trip.
Mrs. ]. D. Whittemore. OF Lcnox. IS
expected to return home to-day from
Morgantown, where she motored last
Nit Frinnda
Miss Louise Vilsack, Of Pittsburgh, Is
the guest OF Mrs. George Hewitt. OF
Hawthorne Court.
Mrs r. b. Nay. OF South Penn street.
IS expected home to-day from Parkers-
burg. where she visited relatives since
Sunday.
Miss Helen Goetze Of this city. will
leare this afternoon for Pittsburgh
where she will spend a few days as the
guest of Miss Virginia Elig. student Al
the Margaret Morrison seminary.
Frank Reed. traffic officer. has resum'
cd his duties after being i'll for a. couple
days at his home on the Island
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
Yor R>oent Ride,

Miss Hazel Wallace has invited
number OF friends to be her guests thus
evening at her home in Overlook tho
occasion being 4 shower arranged tC
compliment Mrs. Ross &. Weeks a re-
cent bride. The usual diversions Of an
affair of this kind will engage the
guests throughout pleasant evening
and at late hour a tempting luncheon
OF attractive appointments will be Serr.
ed. The guests will include the intimate
friends OF tho honor guest who was be-
fore her marriage. Miss Nclma DauGh-
ertv.
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Emnlnran, nannA

The office employees or The Wheeling
Traction company will De entertained
with an informal dancing party this eve
ming in Settlers hall. on the Island.
The Liberty orchestra has been cuSa gel
to furnish the music and light refresh
ments will be served. All the office en-
ployes are cordially invited and the
guests are expected TO number seventy'
ave.
Tho following committee IS in charge:
is IslSch r. X. Ewing
NJ V Leach carl MaSScr
LII /. HclkrY
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Pro-Huptial Party.

Miss Gene Ward. whose engagement
20 Mr.. James Barrett of Orlando. Fla.
has recently been announced. Will be
rendered another delightful social cour-
tcsy today, when Mrs. f. Boyd Nay en-
tertains in her honor at her home on
the Island. The afternoon will DO
spent in varied social pursuits. and a
shower for the bride-elect will be a
pleasing feature. Luncheon will be
served at the conclusion Of the after
noon and the details OF the appoints
ments will be carried out in color
scheme Of pink and white
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No matter what you wan: It will save
you time and money TO usc INTEL
LIGENCER WANT ADS.
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WHEELING MILL
Sending Biggest Casting It Ever Made
to Nitro.

\ casting aid 20 Weigh "So,O0O
pounds and the largest ever made by
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Farewell Party

\ group OF little friends or Miss
Betty Shirley. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. !. Shirley of Nineteenth street, War
. wood, rendered her a farewell party
last night beore she leaves with her
parents for ParkersburG where they
will make their future home. Merry
games engaged the guests during the
early part OF the evening and at 10
O'Clock delicious refreshments were
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KxraXau Party.

Miss Katherine I'f:rr will entertain
with merry Informal party tonight in
>-nor OF Miss Mary Hayes, who. with