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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-22
WORLD EVENTS
in BRIEF

Five great groups OF railroad
workmen in the United States have
been called upon to go on strike,
that is to quit work as a body OF
men on Oct. 80. The order for this
was issued Saturday, Oct. is and
the cause is a coming reduction in
wages. Many people hope that an
agreement will be reached before
Oct 80, which will prevent the
strike.
General John J. Pershing has
placed the congressional medal OF
honor on the graves of the "un-
known" soldiers of England and
France. This is the highest mill
tary honor the United States can
bestow.
Lord Parmoor of England has
said very decisively that he is in
favor of publicity for the confer
ence for the limitation of Armam-
ent which will begin in Washing
ton on Nov. IL. He said that as
soon as any conclusion is reached
in the conference it should be made
public. Great numbers of people
in many of the countries which Will
be represented in the conference
have said that they think all the de-
cisions of the conference should be
made known at once.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-22
2A'S ACT
OUT PRIMITIVE PLAY

Children in the "a grade of Sc
vastopol school presented little
play on the school grounds last
week which they planned from their
study of the Tree Dwellers. Sharp
tooth, the tiger was there-that is
a stuffed figure to look like him,
which was made by the pupils. The
children also fashioned primitive
weapons with which they finally
killed the tiger. A cave, too, was
fixed up which made the scene
look even more real.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-22
CLASS TAKES hike

Miss Irma Weaver took her class
of the Junior League of Grace NJ. r.
church to Thistlethwaite's Falls
for a hike Saturday, Oct. 18th.
The children who Went were Mil
dred Brumley, Winifred Bryan,
Dorothea Dillman. Mary Jane Ste
gall, Dorothy Stegall, and Eliza
beth Riggs.
The guests were Josephine Holl-
ingsworth, and Dandy (who is a
dog Written by Elizabeth Riggs,
GA, Starr School; Grace NJ. E.
church.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-22
PLANS FORMING FOR
PATTERSON WEEK

Many events are being planned
in the city for Father and Son
week which will be from Nov. 6 to
Nov. ~. Mr.. Perry Wilson, boys
secretary of the Y. M. c. A. who is
in charge of many of the plans
hopes to see father and son ban
quet in every church in the city.
Scouts of Troop No. 5 will give
a demonstration Of model scout
meeting, Monday evening, Nov. Z
at 7 O'Clock. All boy scouts and
their fathers will be guests for the
evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-22
STARTS ART CLASS

The art classes in Starr school
have just finished some work in il
Illustrating themes.
The 3AB grades illustrated the
Discovery of America, the Alb the
American Indian, the "A, Eskimos;
the 6B, Greek mythology and archi-
lecture, and the GA, Roman life and
architecture. The SAB grades did
some very nice work in drawing
and painting autumn leaves.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-22
MARY WEAVER LEADS
IN WRITING CLASS

Mary Ann Weaver held the high
est place in the fifth and sixth
grade writing classes in Starr
school as shown in the standing
published, Friday evening, Oct. IA.
last week she had the highest
number of writing papers accepted
by Miss Kinchell, the writing teach
er, in these grades, having 10 ac-
copied papers during the week.
The standing of the grades as
given Friday evening, according to
the number of accepted papers in
each grade, stood as follows:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-22
J. H. S. Girls Gym Standing

The standing of the girls's gym
teams of Garfield Junior High
school, as reported Wednesday
evening, was as follows:
Team: flames won
Gymnastic Kids Ost hour 49,. Z
Meteorites (2nd) ............ z
Girls Champions (3rd) ........ 8
Garfield Wonders (4th) ........ B
Star Runners (3rd) ............ 4
1921 Lightnings (4th) ......... 4
Garfield Stars 0sD .......... 3
Leaping Flames 18th, Tues.) 49,. 3
Eagles 10Th, Tues.) ........... 3
Babe Ruth Jr. 18th, Thurs.) go. )
Jumping Jacks (2nd) .......... z
Look Out for Us 18th, Mon.) 80. 2
Jackanapes 18th, Thurs.) ....... 2
Firecrackers 10Th, Mon.) ...... z
Champion Eagles (6th, Tues.).. z
Dreadnoughts 18th, Mon) 800. l
Safety Razors 18th. Tues) ..... j
Katzenjammers 10th. Mon.) 80. ]
Maggie 18th, Thurs) ......... i
Flying Arrows 18th, Thurs.) -. l
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Safety Week SLOGAN.

It's better TO lose a little time
than life: Take your time.-Claude
II. Bond.
The Washington times., 1921-03-29

Why deposit your money in q bank
on the small sum Of 8 or 40 in
terest when you can invest in some
thing that will moro than double
the interest paid by any bank in
the United States? y
Why place your money in q bank
for some one else to work on and
by so doing make q fortune for
themselves alone? Why not let
your money work for you? You
are the one that has earned it!
Let yourself be the one to make it
multiply.
We are Offering the best Invest
ment Security ever offered in this
city. For further particulars SEQ
Mr.. c. 8. Shapley. Room 71S, Abes
bldg, 18th and G Sts. N. w.
Phone Main 83k
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HELr wANTRD-nALR
1 AN LOOKING

for . particular type Of man. who
10 inherently honest, who can
faithfully represent IN organisa-
ton Of national reputation and
record: regardless Of your present
occupation you may be that par
ticular man whom / can place In
. position TO earn not less than
37.600.00 per year. Call 1t 713
Albss Bldg. 18th and a
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BUgTNESS OPPORTUNITIES
BusIN1ss OPPORTuNITIEs
EXTRAORDINARY
INVESTMENT
OPPORTUNITY

Become the owner Of
a substantial interest
in ono of the oldest in
dustrial organisations
In America.
The Washington times., 1921-03-29

PAPERHANCERS - FIRST
CLASS; GOOD SALARY.
APPLY AT ONCE TO PEN
NINGTON Z TAYLOR 233S
18TH ST. NV.
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PAPDRHAN0BR0-3w white, with tools. to
ava
PAfNTEkCHust s drSt claas wofkmsn.
Phone North Se<S. N. W. and n w.
TUckEY. 70 Ut. N. w.
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PREssFEEDER. Apply YATES
PRINTING OFFICE, 1402 North
Capitol st.
SALESMAN

We want two live smbitioud Sales
men Men who believe that they can
ssii: who know that big money has
bssa and 70 being made In legitimate
lines and thar they are equal to the
task. Our National Organixation
Offers unequaied opportunity for
early advanoemsnt rsr appeintmsnt
call Main SlSk
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HAVE YOU MONEY TO INVESTf
A corporation in your own city
offers = profitable investment that has
paid and Is now paying substantial
dividends.
All replies treated confidential
Write for appointments to Box A-100,
Times office, or phone Main 287a.
OBJ
The Washington times., 1921-03-29

WE ARE OPEN TO ME-
gotiate with . thoroughly
experienced women's shoe
salesman to act as assistant
to manager and knows how
to sell shoes. Only those
who can furnish the very
highest credentials need ap-
ply by letter, stating age,
married or single, and sal
ary expected.
THE TRAVERS CO.,
Women's Shoes,
314 Seventh st. NV.
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SALESMAN AT ONCE

We have . vacancy In our local sales de-
partment due to promotion To qualify
- years OF age and Of high calibsr. Only
those who are willing to hustle need apply.
For appointment phone Main ASIA. between
and IL o. m ONLY.
The Washington times., 1921-03-29

PERMANENT POSITIONS
Paying
$1700 PER WEEK
To Start
ELEVEN HUNDRED
Dollars During First
Year, and
HIGHER THEREAFTER
In addition to . good salary to
start and frequent increases. tele-
phone operating at this time offers
unusual opportunity TO advance to
higher paid supervisory positions.
We will be glad to tell you Of these
opportunities II you will call at our
employment office, first floor.
722 18th Street N. w.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND PO-
TOMAC TELEPHONE co.
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MAN AT ONCE FOR
OUTSIDE WORK

A, splsndid Spportunity swsits .
mas that 70 ambitious and desirous
Apply g once. Room Is. 73e 18th
st. N. w. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
About People
Movements Of IDdividuals To Ana
Prom The City.
At THE HOTELS

Rogers-O. T. Tarkin. Washington
Pa; ]. r. Herr!nston. Pittsburgh: 4. l.
Weiss. Pittsburgh; y. A. Hartz. Pitts
burGh; JAS D. Mccall. Pittsburgh.
McLure-p. u. Courtney. Morgan.
town: Judge W. T.. Baker. ElkIns;
J. W. Cotfman. Elkins: r. +. L. Lloyd
Farkersburg: J.. J. H!ggenhottom. Pine
Grove; L. o. Rector. rarkersburG; l.. r.
Hens. Sistersvil!e: 4. Moore. Clarksburg
William Magey. Parkersburg; W. J.
Anderson. Clarksburg; F. A. Kirsch.
Farkersburs; J. ". Rec, Petersburg
W. y. Brown. ParkershurE; F. ". Kelley
Huntington; H. n. Schmidt. Fairmont;
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TwtH supper Dance

Friday evening OF this week. following
me frsi University cub concert Of the
season. tho Fifth Tw'g VIII entertain AT
a supper dance a. tho Fort Henry club
Ruppe7 will he served :;rmedtately fol-
owing the concert and dancing Will be
rAJoyed until late IN the H!Sht. Mrs.
Gibson Caldwell Is receiving reScrNa-
tons. and II IS expected taa; "A unusu-
ally largo crowd will be in attendance.
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For Mrs. LaughNn.

Members OF the WhrcinE social set
hav" received copies Of tie following
Invitation.
Mrs. Samuel Oft Laushl!n. Senior
requests tho pleasure of your
company
Tuesday. October twenty-Nfth
5 TO u'"l"rk Fort Henry Cub
Ia meet
Mrs. Samuel OFT Laughlin. Junior
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charles y. UanSher Cor i CHARMING
hr!dSe-tea nc\t Wednesday Afternoon.
p"tobe" -. a. The Country cub. Gu"st7
WI; arrive for Cnr'.s between two ana
four oc!Vtn and =; tic latter hour
guests will arrive Tor ia. TD'S affair
s ANTI! ,a''d as "Hn e the mr>t de
iightful social cNe"'s If toe month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18

Captain Charles .. Dobhins. OF tn.
finance department OF the ,nited State:
Army. stationed at Atlanta, Georgia, |:
! here on q leave Of absence VISITING
! friends. lie formerly was connected
! with the Dollar Savings 6 Trust com,
| pany.
Mrs. Betty Delman and family ara
moving this week from Virginia street
| into their fine now home on Main street
| Bridgeport.
Mrs. Lily Turner Of North Wheeling
! Is the guest OF friends In Cleveland.
! Miss Frances Singer Of North Main
street. has returned from n week end
visit with friends in Washing ton. Pa.
Mrs y. Cunningham of Pennsylvania
Is tho guest II Mrs. Fox on Twelfth
street.
Mrs William McCuo has returned TO
her home in Cleveland after a visit with
Mrs John Turner Of North Wheeling.
Mrs Mary Nogler is confined 10 her
homo IN East Wheeling by Illness.
Mrs. Henry Burkhardt Of East Wheel
Ing is III at tho North Wheeling hos
pital.
William Ebbert Of Edgwood Is recov-
sring from serious operation for np-
pendicttis at North Wheeling hospital.
Mr.. Ehbcrt Is an employe of the Stifel
store and his many friends rejoice that
he Is making speedy recovery.
Miss Opal I.ockridge Of Wind Ridge
IA. spent Monday In Wheeling on bust
ness.
Mrs. Ella Sullivan Of North wheeling
is the guest OF relatives In GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. William OLcary OF North
Wheeling Is the guest OF relatives n
GAINESVILLE. Ohio. this week.
II. G. Baker. representing tho Boiler
makers union Of Ihricissv:lle. ohio. was
visiting IN Wheeling tonight. among
Tyth!an friends.
Mrs. George J. kossuth Of Elm Grove.
Will leave to-day for a visit with Clere-
land and Pittsburgh friends. and Will be
gone two weeks or more.
T. G. Mccain, manager OF the local
plant OF the Imperial Ice cream COM
pany IS in Minneapolis. Mimi. attending
n national convention OF Ice cream man
ufacturcrs. The meeting Is the annual
session. Mr. Mccain will proba bly, re-
turn Thursday or Friday.
Mrs. Henry Rrunhaus OF Warwood.
left Yesterday morning for Pittsburgh.
where shc VIII spend several lays.
Miss Margaret Wu-izhackcr has re-
turned 10 her HON" In the East End,
following an extended visit with rtla-
tiv"S In Chicago. III.
Mr. and Mrs. +. L. Williamson OF
Pittsburgh. are spending several days
visiting with friends and relatives here.
G. +. Nihouscn Of Akron. o., arrived
here yesterday and will spend several
days looking after business interests.
Miss Mayme Westal Of Marion, o.. is
visiting with friends In this city for a
few days.
Mrs. ". A. Cracraft Is in Pittsburgh
to-day comforting with Mrs. Alfred
D!ckey' chairman Of tho district tnclud-
Ins Pittsburgh AMI Wheeling, in the
movement by alumnae OF Vassar college
20 raise funds for that institution. Mrs.
Cracraf, expects TO bring back some
novel Ideas 10 put 70 use on the occasion
Of tho bridge-tea TO he held at TIE Nc
Lure hotel. Monday. October 81. Hal
lowe'en day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Mckinley returned
yesterday from a short motor trip TO
Baltimore.
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LAST OF PRE-NUpTIAL
AFFAIRS FOR BRIDE
NtEht Al Fort Henry cluo. Fol
lovSd BY Theatre Party

Miss Sara Whitaker 2;,A ri. E''',:;
Whitaker entertained u; d,:c"~ - IT,
Fort Henry club last "N"",'c 'E h.n'"
- Miss Louise Nelson "hi'sl"r ~!
Mr.. II. c. FranzheIn. E>qI,~.'' .'"H".n'
Terts were n evidcnr" at abb. 1T!
following dinner the party pr"'""d"d D
the Court Theatre where they Witnessed
Alice Brady. the charming Tax" and
screen star n "FnrcNer Nf;'-
Included N the party w"r'.
Misses
Louise y NH!;aL"; t.,:z,I-tN N1r-"N.
Mary Es-'. Of hn.>':.'". Tenn.
"larksourk MarGar"' lr"'T
TeSsrs
n. {. FranZhe'n W.. tT1"1HH'm
Woodward Franz Wr,sht IiGSIS
h.im
Me.s-S ard Nesdamns
ThoS M Hearne Elliott e HoHhias
Today marks tho last 81 ths 'r3ur AZ
fairs cornplt,nent!nc Mss Whi'gk"r and
Mr.. Franzheim. Mrs. Leo =. F&H'i wiz
b. hostess at luncheon today 1T N Fort
Henry club. with c'verS l1:d for the
intimate friends % Miss Whitaker.
This evening Woodward Fraczhetu
will Do host 20 members OF the bridal
party. at tho Fort Henry CiUh. =; the
rehearsal dinner. This event will be
one OF the most delightful of the pre-
nupttal affairs.
The marriage or Mss Whitaker and
Mr.. FranSheim will Re solcrn;zsd We'd
nesday evening. October ~. at ST.
Matthews T. E. church
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";"ty WI rect IN regular r.""'hi! sca-
son. Following IL. usual -"uc.n" bust
ness 4 s",ia. huu" ~ h" enjoyed ard
Refreshments VIII h., s"rV, l.
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Club Meets Today

This afternoon. at her home on the
Island. Mrs. Wilbur McGregor will be
hostess - members Of h"r bridge club
at their regular meeting. Cards will ne
enjoyed for several hours and tea Will
Be- poured at tho conclusion OF the
games.
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M1N1srEA

Owing u the a
If l'r. =. Fred Ande
- ;hc Methodist M
Wheeling district to haNe
tcrday afternoon was set foN
day afternoon.
There are several new minis
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9hnner-WRQuor

Miss Grace Wagner. teacher At the
Richie school. and Mr.. Harold Sharer,
Of McMechen. Wera quietly married Fr'-
day afternoon. October a. Mr.. and
Mrs, Shaner have taken up houSrk"cp-
ing In McMechen. and Will be at home
shortly to their many friends.
The brtde Is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore WaSt-r Of the South
side. and Is well known and popular IN
that section OF the city. Mr.. Shaner Is
we'll known young man of MCMechcn.
and the best wishes OF a host OF friends
go with the young couple.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18

G. a. Ro;hr""k. ra-ke-shurgh; F. n.
Barrett. l'arhcrshurg: John Fr!ediern.
l'arkrrshErr. ]. J. I'u.rr. Grafton: X.
Il. Adams. C"Hrr; l.. +. ruyner. rla rks-
huCR: ". Is. N"ldcn. Par..rrshurg.
W!:.,.Sur--r. T.. smith, Fa!rnnnt; Miss
Fleming. Fairnoni. j.. +. Hill. Charles
ton. II. y. lJawlcH. I'arkcrs3urg: L. b..
SInsnunro. -. NIrys: G. L.. Pruntz.
Clarksb burg: w. +. Williamson. Charles
ton; VI. I. Sssl"r. Morgant"wn.
Stamm-B - Litmau. New Martins
Vile; 5. r. Keller rarkers5urg: y. Sal
!sbury. SIs;crsvi;l"; Wesley Beake.
Wheat: John Kelcopce. Sm!thtield; J. y.
stuck. West Union.
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Arion Kaffee ViBtto,

Members "f the .iri"n society will en-
JOY another OF their leii.nttul kaffce
Ntsit"S Thursda! att"rnrun and evening
Of this wevE. Mrs. Rudolph SdIaicr i3
tho chairman in charge. and is able as
sisted by a rvmrui'lcu OF efficient
workers.
In the afternoon from $50 10 <:5n
cards will provide tho chief paste an;
prizes will Re awarded. Supper Will be
served promptly ut o'clock and follow
Ing this dancing Will be enjoyed in tho
ball room. Orchestra music will pro-
Nih" pleasing dance program. and tho
usual successful evening IS anticipated.
Assisting Mrs. Srhafcr Will be Mes
danes I. L. SccreS:. Joseph Meistcr.
Frank Tooin. Thomas Evans. Frank u.
H'um. Harry Strhcl T. e. Brown, FL.
Miller. VIII McC'OnnouEhy. George
Schramm. W. &. g. Schafcr. Rudolph
Schafer. Miss Minnie Mcisicr.
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The unexpected has a way Of happen
Ing whom you don't expect II
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years of experiment in the largest thermal research
Laboratories in the United States.
Don't try to imagine what it is until you have
seen it. But for the sake of your comfort-and your
childrens comfort and health especially - accept
your Heating Engineers invitation
One-third of your fuel bill is worth saving. Sec
ARcoLA any day or evening this week.
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E1f'u Dance Ssriss

Ths second dance OF tho fail serte.
given by Wheeling lodge r. =, o. F.lks.
will occur on Wednesday evening. Nov
smbsr >. and the entertainment commit
tee 70 busy completing arrangements
for this event which Wit ~ IN keeping
With tho usual Elk Affairs \ large
crowd viii he IN attendance and the
music will Do something OUT o. ;he or
binary. with Hfte's Novelty Orchestra
nom Altoona, Pa. furnishing an mus
nally nns dance program.
Surprise Party.
4 nrnes- .: shs employees OF tho
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AlumnAs Bridgs-Tsa

Local Alu'nnae OF Nassar College arc
busy arranging for 4 hrtdge-tca 10 he
held at tho McLure hotel on the after
noon .: IIai.oween. Monday. October
ST. a, O'Clock. Reservations may be
made by calling Mrs. f. &. Ewing,
WoodSdaie |. and Mrs. W. 4. Crac-afI
woodSda,c 37S. According TO present
plans. many novel features will be In
,rudlccd It this affair and It will BE- q
departure from tho usual tea. Thus. It
is Expected. large gathering Will DO
attracted.
This step IS being taken by the alum
nae members in keeping with move
me:t by aiumnae OF Vassar all over
the country. IN an EFFORT 10 raise funds
which the college Is badly in need OF
for the purpose OF increasing the sal
aries % the Instructors. Further plans
for tho local affair Will be made public
within a few days, and at present tho
committee. OF which Mrs. W. a. era
craft Is chairman. IS very busy complet
ing arrangements.
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Weftrninltar Guild

Tho Westminster Guild OF tho Third
Presbyterian church. met with Miss
Helen Bowers. at her homo on Jacob
street last evening In regular monthly
session. Devotional exercises were CON
Quoted by Mrs Guy Frost. who ais"
presided 4: the short business session.
The latter part OF the evening was do
voted 10 n social hour. during which
luncheon was served.
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OurSt-Roob

Tho following announcement will
prove OF much interest 10 the many
friends OF tho BRIDE and groom in this
section.
Rev. a. C. RobS
announces the marriage % his daughter
Mary Alberta
Frank Alexander burst
October seventeenth
nineteen hundred and twenty-one
Pittsburgh. IA
The ceremony was sotemntzed In the
parlors OF SnIthheid ". T. church at
Pittsburgh by Rev. SUPP. The bride
wore her travelling costume ~ brown
duvetyne. with accessories ~ match.
Following a honeymoon Spea: - eastern
cities Mr.. and Mrs burst Will be a.
homo after November at No 80 South
Penn street. Island.
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Y. W." Committees Meet.

An important meeting OF tn" Finance
committee o. tho Y. Vi. c. 4. was called
for at 1870 to-day. all members tnins
urged TO b. present.
This evening at G:ls members Of the
Cafeteria committee will hold their reg
ular monthly session with Mrs. J. W. J..
CowIcn. chairman. presiding.
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Successful Event

The brIdge-tca at the Country club
Monday afternoon. arranged by Mrs.
Charles O'Br;cn. Mrs Fred. Fars. Mrs.
r. T. Kitchen and Mrs! Julian G..
Hearne. was Il grand success, and quito
Il satisfactory sum OF money was real
zcd 70 add 10 the building fund Of the
Womans CLUB. More thaa forty-one
tables were occupied by the guests. Sow
eral pleasant hours at bridge were en-
joyed and additional guests arrived at
tho tea hour.
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70 Entertain Club.

= Wednesday afternoon al her home on
South Jacob street. Mrs. Charles Nolte
will be hostess 10 the members Of TIVE
Thimble Bee Club Luncheon will he
served following session devoted TO
needlework. The club members arc:
Mesdames:
Edward Costello. Charles Corners.
Joseph Fraoell. william Howard.
Carl White. Ross. White.
Thomas Radcl!ft. William Nolte.
George Nolte. Stan!slaus Ludwig.
Missionary NeSt1nI.
This evening at Stone Presbyterian
church the Beslse Shaw Missionary So
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Charming Co,npltn,eat.

Miss Margarei Irwin. VIII" Will be
maid OF honor at the French Whit
aker Wedding Wednesday, was hostess
az luncheon yesterday at tho Country
club. complimentary 10 Mss Louise
Nelson Whitaker. A color scheme OF
yellow and white was carried out and
the appointments were charming In
every detail.
Tho guests wore:
Misses
Louise y. Whitaker C7arkshurs
Janet Ferguson, Elizabeth Narnen,
New York Knoxville
Mary Hart Hottie Haz,ett
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FOR Recent Bride

Miss Oorcas Rorland will "rt"rtain
this evening al her home. No. 81" North
Huron street, Island. complimentary 20
Mrs. Louis e. lEaue. formerly Miss
Vida Marshall. daughter 81 Mr.. md
Mrs. Robert ". Marshall. Of the Island.
Guests will include intimate friends Of
Mrs I.aue. and quito 4 delightful even.
ing has been planned.
4 number OF social courtes'rs will 10
given for the bride. among them being
an affair Friday evening. with Miss
Helen Bloomfield as hostess. Other CON-
pliments will be paid Mira Laue next
week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
Unique Party

The first OF a series OF block parties-
was held at the home OF Miss Gene Kill
leen on South Penn street last evening.
under auspices OF the Catholic Women'S
League. Around nifty guests were pres
ent and the hours were pleasantly
passed with sewing and other diversions
A dainty luncheon was served at ten
O'Clock. bringing TO a conclusion a most
delightful AFFAIR. Parties Of a similar
nature will be held al the homes Of the
various members OF tho League. during
the coming weeks.
Coming Br1dSS-TsA
Invitations have been issued By Mrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18

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