davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
Alice Brady Coming to
Court in Forever After

Mice Brady. noted star Of the Aims,
has returned to the speaking stage un-
der the management OF William A.
Brady. and will be seen In this city al
the Court theatre on Monday and Tues
day. Oct, Ills, in her greatest triumph.
Forever After" Il play OF love. youth.
and faith. by Owen Taris.
TIE pay ran for 3+t consecutive per-
formances In New York. and Miss Brady
va. hailed as one OF Americas leading
emotional actresses. Owen Davis Is said
10 have written play that has uni
versal appeal. and one that will never
die. 7: Is the story OF youth and faith
thst endures despite all obstacles. The
romance is told In three acts and as
mary episodes. and rs appeal Is said
10 Re az once homely and human.
II is the story OF Jennie. the rich
mans daughter. and Ted. who Is poor.
ard who loves Jennie with all his heart
snd soul. II Is the aEe-old fght OF
youth and poverty striving for all II
holds dear. NJ childhood sweethearts
they might their faith as youngsters,
and Jennie Is nrm in che conviction that
she will be happy forever after" But
there are parental objections and cruel
sApara tlons. War comes and when tho
play opens the sweethearts have mot
on the battle nelds OF France, Jennie as
trained nurse and Ted as a wounded
hero dying.
All this {. told "a In a dream. The
principal scenes are what movie people
would call fash backs" while the hap
pentngs OF the moment are told in short
successive scenes. Mr.. Davis begins
tho story al the end-or very near 1t
and then. BY going back. brings his
characters Is the starting point.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
Joe Jackson, Worlds
Great Tramp Comedian,
Weeks Headliner-Rex

loo Jackson. til" worlds greatest
tramp crm"d:dH. coming direct from
III" New York Hippniromc. VII be the
headline attraction ~ the h!G vaudeville
bill = be offered this week At the Rex
theatre. Tho initial performance OF the
new bill will take place this afternoon.
The eu,,r" bill for this week = so
wei balanced that it will hc hard to md
u more enjoyable show. Seek No Far
'her-This Tho SHOW Is the unique
phrase attached TO the Rex advertising
for the week.
PantageS vaudeville has been un-
equaled In this city and the an-star bill
for this week Is bound to win greater
favor than any OF the previous shows.
Joe JackSon's act will be n scream
throughout. AS an added headliner.
Jim and Betty Page are magnetic FUN
makers In comedy. "Euilt for Two
Van and Carrie Avery appear in a
sketch. Miss Sirloin-Medium." while
Zelda San,lcy. all by herself. gives a
very clever singing. dancing and i'm
perSonation act Laurence Crane &
COMPANY have one o. those astonishing
eye-dcceIving acts. being European illu-
sinnsts Of great ability. This troupe
has travelled in all quarters OF the globe.
now being on their American tour.
The feature photoplay this week.
which makes up n half OF tho double
bill, shows William Duncan and Edith
Johnson in q romance Of the open coun-
try entitled where Men are Men" \
cwo-reel comedy and news weekly Will
also be shown. The big bill starts this
afternoon and will continue until Satur-
day night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
DUNBAR OPERA Co.
HERE LAST OF WEEK

Reginald DeKoven's joy and happiness
A. Ralph pruubar's revival OF the com
posers sweetest and most tunetul light
opera, Robin Hood" was suddenly cut
short by death IN Chicago last March
The work Of this wonderful American
will live, however, tnr all time 10 como,
because Robin Hood" Will never set
stale and old.
DeKoven's Robin Hood" lived eight
hundred years ago and had more than
hundred follower. In his band. He was
a brigand cs parts-ho robbed only the
wealthy and was good and kind TO the
poor. All his men were green and were
dash.nE. staggering fellows utterly
without fear. Robin Hood Is geneT-
ally considered an historical character.
Ralph Dunbar has given the opera a
gorgeous setting and Is presenting II
with cast 90 principals that include
Miss Betty Baxter. very pleasing to
look upon. and the poSsesso. OF Won
de-ful coatralto voice. Is singing the
role oc the dashing brlgand. 'Alan-a-
Dale" James Stevens. Americas fam
Gus baritone. l.. he Little John" Of
= the opera Harry hernfsen 10 the
sheriff" Glen Shaver hufto basso
o: note. Is the viii Scarlet" Miss
Elsie Thtede. late pr!ma donna with
Tho Chocolate Soldier" Is the Maid
Marian" 7. J. McCarty. late OF the
Bos,oniars. has his o.d part OF ''Frtar
Tuck" Others among the principals
~. Fred HartunE Bess Curry. Mrs.
Clarence Bennett. The chorus Is one
OF the Lest from the Dunbar s:ud!o.
Robin Hood" vii. hn heard at the
Court Fr!G.ly and Saturday with Satur-
day matinee. Seats on sale Wednesday
at a. 70.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
STEUBENVILLE
Cops Make Seizure Of
Much Liquor; Arrest
Of Auto Driver Lucky

SteubcnHilie. O.. Oct ?.-Moro than
100 quarts OF bonded whiskey and q
large quantity Of gin. valued at over
81 900 (bootlcgGer rrce) was seized by
Justice OF the Peace Scott Rowan AMI
officers from an automobile driven by
William Jeff, who was arrested on
charge OF illegal transportation OF liq-
uor. Zetf had halted his car In a Sc
cluded section OF the city where the Of
flccrs happened to hc and when they
approached he tried 10 drive away but
they were too quick for him and search
ed the machine. finding the liquor. Zetf
was arraiEncd before Justice Rowan and
was fined $500 and costs. His automo-
bile which was also seized. Is being held
for the federal authorities.
Feast II Spoiled.
According to charges hlcd against
them In mayors court ut Amsterdam.
Carl Carnes. Hugh Kelly William Lane
and Charles Rrch. Juveniles. not only
broke into William nillon'a chicken
coop at that place and appropriated n
number OF choice fowls but also forced
an entrance to his unOccupicd home and
proceeded to roast the stolen poultry.
They were engaged IN n real chicken
feast when Marshal Wyant OF Amstc--
dam broke in on the PARTY and arrested
them. All but Lane obtained bail.
'Twes a oooa Idsa.
The party who originated the idea
OF taking Gov. Harry Davis over the
unimproved section Of the Steubcnville.
Cambridge street road At Wintersviiic.
west Of here. on his return trip TO this
vicinity. deserves 4 medal because it Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10

formers parents. Mr. and Mrs ;. l.
.tult on Ash avenue.
Mrs Thil Shaffer. who was the week
cnd guest OF relatives here, lcrt FOR
Grafton. accompanied by Mrs. s. l. Sud
ger of FIFTH street.
Miss Dana Brown Was the weekend
guest If her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
NJ Brown Of Newark, ..
Sidney Denoon OF Pine Grove. Jctt"r-
son county, o., WAS the guest or rcla-
liles here over tho wc"k-cnd.
Mrs. s. y. Au.t rf .tSh avenue was
the guest OF Mrs. {. {. Lani.m of Cam
,ron. over Sunday.
Mrs. 4. i. Chcnwoth nf Elm avenue
il quite III Of grippe.
l. J., Hinchart. VINO was at keyser w.
Va. for some time past. arrived home
Saturday quite III with grippe.
Miss Nell Lancaster Of Third street
waS IT," weekend CUES uf Miss Vera
Fair at New Martnsvill".
SerGt. Long was In Mcdowell county
for :; few days on business.
Mr. and ME-. Leon Itohcrts wer"
guests Of friends on Wheeling Island
nvc- Sunday.
Mrs. Olive Blair Of Fourth street was
tn" wcck-cnd guest Of hcr slater. Mrs.
II. II. Moore OF WaynasrurG. To-.
Miss Virginia E'akc and Rculah Kelly
were guests Of friends at Elm Grove
over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Iuhhs and daughter Irenc
were guests Of friends on Wheeling
Island over Sunday.
Mrs. NJ \. Nay nt FOstoria avenue
Is quite seriously III.
Mr. and Mrs. {. W. Winters OF Pitts
burrh arrived hero Saturday on an OK.
tended visit 10 friends and relatives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10

evident that the governor was so as
Susted with the bumps he Gecelred tha'
he hal something TO say 10 the hish'
WAY. department when. he got back ia
olu,NhuS. The department. after hold
Ing UP Tho improvement all year. has
r.4,dvcrtiscd f-r bids on this particular
section IF the highway and Announces
II Will complete the improvement aS
speedily Us possible.
SeS&enced to Works.
Joseph Huston. who was indicted by
the recent grand jury for larceny OF
merchandise from a local department!
store. entered plea OF guilty when ar
raigned before Judge Carl Smith and
was sentenced to thirty days In the
Canton wurkhouse. He Will be taken
70 Canton on Monday.
Out Of Jau.
James Ep!famo. Italian poolroom pro-
prietor. who has been In the county Jail
for several months, charged with being
implicated IN the staying Of Mike Fcltri.
Italian detective, was released from Jail
on $4,000 bail. The last two grand
juries which invcs tigated the Eelri case
failed 10 bring In an indictment against
Epifamo and his release on bail was or
derei ny the court on application by his
attorneys.
Pour Under AT st
Charged with assaulting and attempt
ing TO hold up Thomas Grigsby. night
wactman at the Electric Coal company =
property at Rush Run. chile Carp"n-
ter. Patrick Taylor. Archie and Wilbur
Birch were arrested by deputy shert'fs
and brought to the county Jail. They
are to get a hearing before justice Ad'
Tor. 1t Is claimed that they were put to
flight after the Waterman. who was at
tackled. put up n battle with his gun.
Carpenter, who was arrested first. broke
down on being questioned and furnished
the names Of the other young men who
were with him. tho authorities say.
Marriage Licenses
. Martin 3. Patrick % and Anna NJ.
Cooper. 10. both Of Amsterdam. Casper
Z. Segrr. 20 and Eva Pauline Hailes. %
beth Of Steubenville. James Martin. IS
and villa Besslck, IS. both Of Steuben-
willie.
EntSf Pleas
William Schroeder and James I'll
hey, deputy marshals OF Dillonvale who
were indicted by tho Jefferson county
grand jury for shooting with intent 10
kill the Myers Brothers cf Martins
Ferry recently, entered pleas OF not
guilty when arraiGned before Judge
Smith and were released on bond OF
$1,000 each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
"A VIRGIN PARADISE"
AT PLAZA ALL WEEK

a Virgin Paradise" the sensational
snd spectacular special which made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10

of service Of SUMMONS and entry OF ap-
pcarance Of defendant Ollie Espy.
Realty Deeds
George l.. Spence and Flora a. Spence
to G. Blanche Cooper. Tract OF lana IN
Martins Ferry. Consideration Vow:
Clarence G.. Adams TO Gideon II. Har-
per. Trac, OF land In Bridgeport: con-
sderation $3.50.
Marriage Licenses
Robert G. McEiwcc. age 80, clerk
OF Wheeling. and Anna b. Crawford, age
IS OF BridE cpOrt.
Sumner J.. Cochran. ago 81, coal
mine machinist and Mrs. Julia w. Green
age 60. both Of Martins Ferry. Rev. c.
". Chopper performed the ceremony.
John Parpas. age 30. a house painter.
ami Hannah Iarpas. age %. both OF
Martins Ferry. Father Koleaus per-
formed the ceremony.
Common Pleas Court
This week pro misses to be busy one
in common pleas court as a large num-
Der OF cases have been set for trial.
The complete list for the week fol-
lows:
Monday, October 10. Hon. T. D. Price
presiding:
Jacob Ciraco?in VS. GARRISON I oaI MIN
Ing Co.
Hon. Warren ". Cowcn. presiding:
Tie Iicldman Clothing Co. VS. Alfred
Mayer.
W. n. Scott VS. Clarence penham.
Tuesday. October ll--fterbert P.
Gardner VS. L Rocco.
Edna Hickenbottom vs. John H!cken-
bottom.
Wednesday. Octohcr IL. H. Gregg
VS. Lawrence Aul:.
G. 4. Culpitts admir-. vs. Dclbert Bal
ley.
Thursday. October l3--Iawrcnce T.
Sell vs Wheeling Traction Co.
Clara Glass vs. Mansel 4. Long.
Friday. October l4--John Knapp VS.
Tho SOFT Lumber 90.
Standard OIL Co. rs r.. s. Humphrey.
New Assignment
The following new assignment OF
cases. heins assignment No. 3. wa,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
LESSONS IN LOVE"
AT THE LIBERTY

II addition 70 appearing In the chic
costume Of A French maid. Constance
TalmadSe will be seen In some very
smart ard up-to-ths -minute Styl~s in
her latest Associated First National re.
lease. Lessons in Love" which comes
TO the Liberty theatre on Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday. for an engagement.
Of three days. For Constance and her
sister Norma recently signed a contract
with Lucien Lrlong. one of tho best
known couturiers In Paris. whereby they
agree 10 have LelonE furnish them with
twelve models per year. These day anil
evening gowns will be the very las.
word In ultra chic advance styles. and
will be introduced into America exciu-
sIyely by tho Talmadres. BY the terms
OF the contract. water color sketches and
,ampIes OF material are submitted Z"
tho Ta'madges % avery unique style
rr noel design as soon as = Is brought
out bv Lelong. and In this way tho Tai
rnadge sisters will be able to show on
The screen the very newest changes in
style long before they become generally
adopted by the American public.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
MEVi'
given ont By the clerk Of. eaarts 1ssls.

=
day:
vs. Edward John; Louis Gp1endl W Nan
Gmendl: Louis Gmendl vs. Frank Potst1
Tuesday, October 1s-Johp Pantaea
vs. George Smalles: F.. r. Galloway w.
/, Stanford Llttleton; David Chlni 50 JodA
, Rant. -
Wednesday. October - Linnis q.
Simpson Va BERTHA Lee; Elm A. Ward
W. Lloyd Morgan: Edith G4apma1 ~
James Tridigo.
Haren, exec'r.. W Eettia ~. Haren: Vic
tor J. Kehrer vs. George Yoki.
Friday, October 2l-Joseph Hall ~
Frank Denham; George Z. Temple ~
w. F. Kilgore. $50
EntsrtaizaA
Mrs. Harry McGfegor, Of 8ollairA
entertained a few friends At = ehiekeo
dinner at Welcome Inn at Lodysylto
on Saturday evening In honor OF HI.
r w. Archer. OF Columbus. A. oe
lightful evening was enjoyed b Al.
d. 0aixvills 8s5ofB'
Judge Warren W. Cowen. seoompea.
led By Mrs. Cowen. Mrs. Charles BulBo.
and Miss Gertrude Lynch. motorsd -
Washington. Pa. on Saturday: 70 VIZ.
ness w. & J.. play football.
Paul Riemenschneider. of Barnes
willie, was calling on local frsnds yes
terday.
Sam punfr.e, Of Beliaire. vas visit
Ink in st. Clairsville yesterday.
Mrs. f. T. Lynch and daughter Miss
Gertrude, were visiting wheeling
friends Sunday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
ST. CLAIRSv|LLE
Probate Court

John XuInbNri tor Zamboryl dee. Ap-
plication filled for appointment az ad-
minIstrator. Bend $500 nled and APP
proved. Appointment made: letters
ordered and Issued: inventory ordered
and order issued. (; continued.
William G. TELLS. guardianship. New
bond In tho sum OF $1,000 with the
Aetna Casualty e. Surety company as
surety flod. approved and record or
dered.
Emma McGraw and Cnrr!e Snedcker,
executives Of Eliza Bertram. dec. VS..
Louisa Redewig ct al;petition to sell
real estate to pay debts; verihcation Of
same: exhibit "a" waiver OF summons
and consent to sell Of seven defendants
and affidavit for service by publication
flled: service by publication nor non
resident defendant William Bertram or
dered. and cause continued.
Elizabeth May Strobel ct al Juven-
lie dependents. Warrant returned not
served: cause continued.
+. r. SedgwIck executor Of James H.
Cooper, dec. Mike Kaiser and Sofia 1<ai-
ser VS. Joseph A. Majors ct al. Waiver
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
1.-THE THEATRES;
"SMILIN' THROUGH"
COMES TO COURT
TUESDAY EVENING
fittss ursh 0aIetts-Times Has words
OF Praise for Jane cowl In
Comedy Drama

TT" "T"riUS ~ the Court tomorrow
Hnd Wednesday, evenings Wi: hr tan
'ast'''a, AMI unique 'omsdr-Irama called
'Smil.N' Throuch.' in " h;"h the p"Nu,d"
stag" star. Jane Govt. ha> w"n great
,rtumphs. The ait-a"t'"u was =; IN"
Pitt iheac-" IN PITTSBURGH all les; w""k
Tor return Engagement. anI the
tia?etts-T'meS OF o.. SAYS:
Jane C"wl returns tbs wnNk I" the
Fict. which In another SEASON. saw
the premier performance Of 'Smitn
Through tho d"nANtfu, fantasy ~ TWO
worlds and two crurrat:onS IN waith
she has played =" succrSSfu"v dnTlHS
the intervening months. \ ,arEe andt.
ence greeted Miss low warmly ana
testified TO tho appeal Of Aii"n l'ancdoh
Martins play - 'ru" love AMI moon
n"At and roses. "ra 81 I'll" Hr"''l"St
things Of recent years. I: : trimming
with goodness AMI sweet sentiment an!
Miss Cowl IS capt:ryt:nS n her dual
role. as tho rrliirAirc Irish lass and
the phantom bride. The play tells nt
the miracle q. love that ConQucr$ death
and comforts 30 life .: the bereaNed
6riGegrnc y. that heals his Scared heart
- bring nar, mess 10 his ns"cc and the
son cS ths rival who brought the carrier
romance to a tragi" end.
The play IL laid in an English rose
garden. ar exquisite setting ny Joseph
Urban Miss Cnwl dominates the piece
ana her stnsularly pleasing voice ana
personality completely won her auditors
Her portrayal OF the tragic romance was
perfect and most tender. An excellent
cost supports he-. Lawrence Grant
gave 4 splendid performance as tho
bridegroom and latterly as bitter but
humSn uncle. y. ST. Clair HaIeS was
equally strong in roles OF youth and
age. Ormc Caldara was convincing In
a difficult dual part as the Older rival
and later as the young lover. Grace
Hampton. c. Bailey Hick. Meta sun
derland and Lalive Browneu completed
the cast"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
MOUNDSVILLE
HANG LATT|NER
ON OCTOBER I
Muoo COUNTY NEGRO AssAuLT,
ED 7-YEA1-oLD WHITE GIRL.
Committed Deed. Tried ana Sentenced
to Die Within a. Hours Time.

Harry Lattimer, IS. negro, OF MinEo
county. sentenced TO be executed here
next Monday afternoon at $50 o'clock,
committed criminal assault on seTen-
.year-old girl. was arrested. tried and
sentenced to b. hanged all Within "a
hours. Lattimer committed the awful
crime at Williamson on tho evening Of
July 7th. He was arrested soon after
wards.
On tho following morning he WAS
placed before the grand jury which re-
turned an Indictment Of criminal a.
sault. He was tried In the afternoon
and the jury tho case returned 4 Yer.
dict OF guilty without a recommended
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-12
|[S society ] Z: ]! 81

Miss Opal Harris. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Zeph Harris of Terre Haute. and
Noble Reed of this city were married
quietly at noon today. in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hunt. 2621 Jack
son street. the Rev. Clarence &. Baker,
pastor of the West Park Christian
Church. reading the service in the pres
ence OF only tie immediate relatives and
close friends The house was effective
" decorated with chrysanthemums in va
rious shades. combined with ferns.
smilax and palms Miss Lola King sang
4 Love You Truly" and oh Promise
Ne" preceding the ceremony. accom-
panied by Miss Ina Van TalGe. pianist.
who also played the wedding march
Miss Alma Reed sister If the bride
groom. who was the brides, only attend
ant. wore dark blue Canton crepe with
arm bouquet Of red roses. Harold
Stevens of Gibson City. Ill. acted as best
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-12
MU PHI UPSTLON
WILL CELEBRATE
FOUNDERS DAY
School of Music Chapter to
Hold Membership Dinner
and Guest Dance.

Founders day OF Mu Phi Epsilon is TO
be celebrated tonight by members Of
Kappa chapter OF the Metropolitan school
Of Music, by a membership dinner fol-
lowed BY formal guest dance in the
ballroom of the Hotel SEVERN.
The program for the dinner will in
clude a group of numbers by Miss
Alberta Mccain. harpist, Miss Catherine
Clifford. violinist and Geneive Hughel,
celist, including "Loin du bar (Gillee.
"Bsrceuse" (SchelIschmidtl and the Mu
Phi Epsilon Triangle song; musical
number by Zeta chapter member OF DE
PAW music school. and toasts by Miss
Barley presiding. with responses by Mrs.
John Lloyd Elliott of the Aluun; Club.
Jane Johnson of De PAW and Edward
Nell of the faculty of the Metropolitan
School Of Music. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Nell
and DR.. and Mrs Ralph Chappell are
to be special guests.
The tables for the dinner are to be
decorated with chrysanthemums and
violets, with the place cards and tapers
carrying out the sorority colors of pur-
pie and white. The ballroom is to be
gay with purple balloons and serpen-
line confetti and light shades In the
same shades Miss Nell Smith is chair
man Of the decoration committee. assist
ed by Miss Isabelle Cannon and Miss
Laura Doer1in.
The local chapter members who viii
attend include Miss Barley. Miss Can
non, Miss Casey. Miss Clifford, Mrs. Ar
leene Shreeves CLARK, Miss DOertlin, Miss
Ruth Fillmore, Miss Hughei. Miss keirk-
man. Mrs. Gruber, Miss Lucille LOckman,
Miss Mccain. Miss Ilene Reeds Miss
Bernice Reagan, Miss Julia Reyer. Miss
Lucille Roark Mrs. Eliza Holzworth
Smith. Miss Nell Smith. Miss Norris
STANLEY. Miss Geraldine Trotter. Miss
Ruth WitrOut. Miss Frances WiShard,
Mrs. Elliott Mrs. James Pearson. Mrs.
James A Moa-. Mrs. Carl Wallerich,
Mrs. Carl D. Lucas. Miss Dorothy Test,
Miss Azel Spellman. Miss Elsa Reyer Mrs.
Robert King Of Danville. Miss Lula
Brown. Miss Mary Norman. Miss Nor
ma Mueller. Mrs. Walter II. Judd. Mrs.
Albert johnson There will also be- a
group of guests from the De Pauw chap
ter together with alumnae girls from
over The State.
The chapter patronesses arc Mrs. Frank
Edenharter. Ms. James Goodrich. Mrs
Charles Jewett. Mrs r. 5. Kinnaird. Mrs.
Marie Dawson MOrrell Mrs Hugh Nc
Gibeny. Mrs. Ed Nell. ~ Mrs. Charles
Pfafflin. Mrs. Samuel Ralston. Miss Ida
Belle Sweeney, Mrs. Hazel simmons
Steele
The general committee on arrange
ments for the event included Miss Julia
Rever. chairman. Miss Alberta Mccain,
and Miss kirkman.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-12
z re Dy0gOn,' GiUen
ct Little TheGter,
PEe0SeS Patrons

The Little Theater play. the Dragon"
vas repeated this afternoon at the Ma
sonic Temple and is delightful com
hination OF Irish wit and fanciful
Imagination J. Lloyd Wayne, who
played the rele of the food loving king
in the performance two weeks ago, made
distinct hit: as also did Thomas
Flaherty. rs the futile and hen-p ecked
king of the marshes.
Effectively balanced against the humer-
Gus work of these two characters, Is the
acting of Jeantte Parry, whose sad
plight as a princess really introduces an
element of tragedy into a play that
otherwise would be out-and out comedy
On ealmost believes that the beautiful
girl is going TO have TO choose between
hateful sutton and being. devoured by
he dragon. Jack Harding. who rescues
her. is also ideally chosen for his gal
liant role. He is the very. embodiment of
handsome, happy go-lucky and efficient
knighthood.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-12

man. The bride wore a handsome gown
arm bouquet Of American Beauty roses.
Among the out-of- town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Harris. parents Of the bride;
Miss Lena Monnett of Coatesville Mr..
and Mrs William Dobsou of Danville.
Mr. and Mrs. Reed departed this after
noon for Chicago. where they will make
their home.
Miss Minnie Weber and Miss Mildred
Heinlen Of Gallon. Ohio, are week eOd
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Z. +. Miller. 2236
North Pennsylvania street.
The Indiana Wellesley cub will hold
its Christmas sale of toys. ielles. cakes
and confections. Friday, Dec. > in the
home of Miss Ethel Hutchison. $50 North
Delaware street The proceeds are To 90
for the Wellesley Endowment fund
The first meeting II the Discussion
Group for this season will he held
Wednesday ut 1853 North Alabama street
John stuart NILS "PriiNdples of Poli-
teal Economy" is to be the subject for
study and % preliminary discussion aud
reading of excerpts will compose the pro-
gram Wednesday.
INDIANAPOLIS Alumni Association Of
Kappa Kappa Gamma. entertained with
n bard PARTY this afternoon at the SPHINX
Arms for the benefit of the student build
ing fund. Mrs George Forty assisted