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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29
PuREBRE0s NEEDED At HOME
Wisconsin Bark oHers 70 Advance
Money TO cussoraers Who Wish
10 Purchase Ho;sseins.

The Better-Sires campaign condDct.
I'd by various states IN cooperation
with the bureau OF animal indusfry
United States department Of agricul-
ture. Is developing the fact that bank
credit Is as available 20 the rrogres
siye live stock fsrsner as TO the pro-
gressire business man Of the city.
A letter received By the bureau of
animal industry reports the following
snnounce.nenE published by a w.scon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29
Has ponr A lor or COOP

Hoher t.ibls iss Colinx 81 LEX
luRi0n. kys writes Foleys Honey
and Tar 4 nll fghi and has done my
family a los "a 9eod This time.
tried remedf ior coughs. cnlfs cfoap
and ia grippe acta quickly. cuts
phiegm. edses cough and covers raw.
lnflamed surfaces with a~heallng cost
Ing. Sold Eyerywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29

tin bank 10 rs farmer patrons
Why not keep some ~ those pure.
bred Hoisfelns at home Many fine an
FINALS wll I've sold at The first annual
sale 81 ihe Brown County HolTein
Breeders association 70 be held 10 ihe
Brown county fair grounds West De
pere. WIS. THE ---bank Is ready
70 stand back ~ any of lfs customers
who wish % purchase some of the
stock 10 De- offered Tor snie and who
do noi feel aAle - present - carry
the Investment cail 81 The bank and
the accommodation can be easily ar
ranged"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29

fp prHHa1a HaliAY Us ivA s fh
llyff Anh gotfe he diaNfiWa taasa,
Nt tllin"snrat hswbafllAA iiNlwf
are 'Nrel'enl fes ibNm aNh aoe f@e
naiehl5 fhnN Vlsv 'eH Nllsa 80
Nenl fond and AAalah lhat ,duu lAiA
unHs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29

CHURCHES Throughout ne United viii snrnsy.
February -Vhius
fH chins fsnine fnud
81 ennrse oehonnatiuns
enough m"nss enet the death eosse~
Ihs rsncs subscribed Years gra unna
February
kns~p Dnder the csendss
Ssmrntles
tns ngb p~-@
jaosso fsc~ certzi0 ceath
ceyyneu vii deeerihe bow she
wort staE
China Il @tm,
~p cAA
~ifn ~fu dSaft~a
sandAs scnoos shurh @ rv
many Ne~ a,~tnx,
Uwtrnuron.
ueAsure HOUSE ,au
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29

lNtefal NwAfe aeo n Va tilaHa lar
diH Ne eHigsssd epseFa cola
aud eauNh llv iFles yaMuuA muip
ylHes hHl lua'A1 * getting wsil hn
AHet Asd'nH "a VS. cuntlneilng fgpAn
Mf'e NetAlus he hal taken tot u
waa uf Hnv VNfWaNeWf heMwfit uniu 4
frasNlss ndsisvf hiNi la lfv fhpmkaf,
llaH enukh N#meab 70 mAyH n wA~
aoWplHitis nred a. a4ia fsmnsly aul
hav# Hfaee eiNaYN tNynHA "a e when
} had euia AID Noan Ffuh reItel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29

While sweaters Tor The younger gem
ersfion are shown IN al coiors and IN
- many styles IS are admitted for
gro~n-ops. smart REFER coats are
shown for girls % six 70 ten They
are quite bo3ish in line and little girls
generally quite spprose of them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29

mlt one tn remove The sult coat They
nre dellghffui though for wear With
ones snlt nn those days when one de
slres e. be lightly yet smarily. CARRIED.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29
g IT"
fDk
COLDS

Seventy seven Is fof att
kinds of Colds from inst a
tommon Cold % Tho hard stub.
horn Cold that hangs on and
iees not yield 70 treatment
To get she best results take
scfcniy seven Al She first
snsefe OF shiyer
Pocket Text Hook coo
ragefl on ihe treatment Of
Every living thing mailed
tree
ts 8k 81 teat sat ranntiy
Ittst
giamehfes. siesesa. ais3 Wt ea ~
fh aetAeu pawlelAn eaaapl elN
n hls iee vAus 10 HtHlam la%.
fHf iA as aaNe gp~ lau
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29
Anericanisn
~
LEONARD WOOD

ot eeutse moh violence 10
simply on< fernt 81 sesFeky.
srd anarchy - ee~ 80 " always
has heen. the hand mAidsa snd
tsveFuAne of tYrabnY fhso-
duse kosscsels, Letter q Ces.
srnas nuFhsa os iaaiAnA. Al.
rutt 9. 1903.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29

Carrier pnyN nasa ee rreelnt bupAs
DO not .Ay them far Leader sub
,sfiutanp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29

8 q how eosltlr faf wemen n
eindy ANA feseiso Aeefven s. Ssle
afNtNtN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29

I-.-I-- ---a- LIL-a ~ M. n..aIIa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29

MILK is cents per quar- q piefsor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-29

Leader Classified Ads. Get Results
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
Following ar" IT," name Of no." OK
MOTHERS DAY
Splendid Program Will Be Given on
Sunday Morning at FIRST English
Lutheran Church.

At the First English Lutheran church
Sunday May s. Mothers Day Will he
commemoratcd and in edition Annua
Cradle Roll Day will J." col"hraten. with
Il combined service in the church audi
tnrium. beginning AZ 10 O'Clock IN the
morning.
4, the usual hour. $50. tho Sunday
school will assemble m classes. and,
after making UP class reports. Will ad-
journ to the auditorium, where IN"
united service will II" held. Thor" WI!
be n sermon by IN" pa%>nr appropriate
10 the day. and in addition. pressing
program vii h" offered hy IN" children.
The pubic is earnestly requested TO
be nrrscnt and anyone wishing 10 at
tend may bc sure that tie hour Will BE-
most prutitahly and "nj"yab1y "pcn'.
Following is the program 10 be car
rcd ou;:
rrncrssiuna. "Onpard Christian Sol
diCrS ..................... nor
Hymn--.Nr. 100 md tun" congregation
Prayer ............''''''., III li""a'u
Creating ............'''' vance "!''''
Observation-Disclosures Hour ........
.................A Anna gel" i"N't'"
Solo. Selected $780,. .H"nrirtra Ma CUR"
p.ci,a,inn-"Mari" $1,000. Vera HugE:nS
SonC--''Cradlc Roll'' Urinary l"p'.
Mother ...,.,.
Selection Tn the Upper Garden -.
lean Magujro. Kalh"rin" Rose. kalh-
erin. T;ichcnbcrg. Florence oct 'auS-
,Hnd
Er,.tat:on--"A Mothers Love- 49,.
.................. Margaret Albright
.............. Mems BIB" 'aSS
..,to r,.' E.rhard High
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
BABY SON;
TWINS ARRIVE GIRLS

Chicago. May G.--The stork was on
!.s way to,lav t. tn" home o: Ralph
Alum. Chicago advertising man. and
M. Alum employed an artist I" pre-
pare n neat little card wordni like TINS;
"Richard Alum las arrived In en-
cago and will stay a. our house. He IS
AN .impcriouS ;!tt,r chap. hut you'll Tx"
him when YOU know him better.
Somehow tine %tork heard that these
documents were hcinS held for release
He arrived as prr schedule. And httlr
Richard came with him. Blu: Richard
MnS fW;ns-.-EirlE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

Alvin Hamilton. Mary Martha Cree, Jack
K'mpc,. Mary Margaret kemp"!, Robert
l&art"lS G"n"v:"vr -tltmryc.. Louis
Si-ocbr.. Ruth laaS. NUel I"dl""rd
Emma l'phum. John A!Gc". Eleanor
Ford. Earl Knowles.
lnnorcnce--pclorrs Ma!c%.
Polka puts--f Esther Wo.fe JOAN Maci-
Ter. Dorothy Lemon. William IIHnc!
Mary Margaret Mctonnaughy. Victor
S;o"hr. Shirley Gardner. GcorG" Ah"r-
sid
Nani,y--1ieorsia May Gordon.
Light and Darkncss-Ma-c"l.a Jones
Lucille Jones.
Fiji Of the F".hcs--El.zabc;h Hac:-
man.
Minuet-. Margaret webb, John En-
merit.
AccompanISt Mr.. ta7i l.. Nrc".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
Rev. Lawther Installed
Former st. Clairsvil1e Pastor ASsnSo
Now Duties at McKeesport, p.

Rcv. Leroy I.awth"r. recently pastor
Of The Presbyterian church AT 81. Clatrs-
vile, was installed Thursday evening -
rastnr Of tn" central Presbyterian
church OF McK""Spor;. ia, with special
services Rev K. II. Kirk al Masslllon.
ohio. and Roy Mckinney. Mcmillan or
Pitt <hurgh. both former pastors at NC:
krcsport. offiriatcd At tho services anC
:; banquet preceded tn" in>tailat:on. Kew
T.. : Knhlrr nr t;laSSpnrt delivered the
:rynration and E"y. Mcmillan the charge
IN he aStOr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
CHARTER MEETINGS
Last of Intere sting Series Held Last
Might at Four school HOUSES.

Tie "chartr- meetings he'd und-7
tn" auspices o. the League OF Women
Voters. c.oS.-l last night with meetings.
in the public school houses OF four DIS
t-iCtS
Hon. John !. cmiif was tho speaker IN
the Washington district. with Miss Ham
net. acting as chairman. 4 Joint meet
ing Cor centre and Webster districts
was held AZ ;hc Wheeling high *ch0"..
Mrs Peter Marin" and Dr. Harry Hall
were tn" speakers Mrs.. I. T.. simon
I.rcHidCSl over Tho m.nting. Mrs. T.. :.
Rominc and Roy MAYOR wcr" the speak
c-s n; The Union district meeting. With
Mrs w. $. Hamilton acting rs chair
man
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

T. +. Alien. Robert Shepherd. Glenn
Uranium and Harold Anderson.
Mrs. Leach Will entertain with 4 SINH
lar function This afternoon 1T her home
10 which those friepds who did no; en-
Joy the former affair are nNit'i. Mrs.
Leach will be assisted by tn" same
group with the addition OF Miss Virginia
Leach today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
For Ms. walker.

Mrs. Stuart walker Of Mart!nsourE.
wife OF the district attorney. Will be tho
honor guest At small bridge party TO
be given this afternoon BY Mrs. John j..
Wilson. at her home IN Woodsdalc. Fol
lowing an interesting session of bridge
the guests will be served tea.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
Jnv.nils. Entertained.

The childrca who participated III The
clever comedy. on. Oh. Cindy. re-
Gently presented under the auspices ~
tn, knights of Columbus, were dcliSnt-
fully entertained Yesterday afternc''h
with a party at the Carroll club. BY the
knights. From until o'clotk thG
young guests made merry with 4 p:o-
gram Of games and contests and dane
rrg also. proved charming diversion.
During the afternoon delicious refresh
lnents were served and each guest WIS
presented with 4 novel favor. Mrs. J.
B. Fisher. assisted by 4 number Of cab
adies, was in charge OF tn" affair. The
following were in attendance:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
Country Club Dance.

The dinner dance to be held thiS eve
ming At the Country club will attract
many society folk to the hilltop resort
MANY reservations are being made for
tho dinner and parties of young people
arc planning 10 motor 70 the CLUB later
in tho evening for the dance. ManGo' s
orchestra will furnish the mu-Ic Tor
dancing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
RECORD TO PRESS

Tie commencement issue ~ the
Wheeling high school Record went 10
press yesterday. Work on Il Will no:
be hold up because Of the printers
strike, as the matter Was fully decided
some time ago and the "E"cord' Wi.
get first consideration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
MS@|(l[EK
-A So
.L|NSLY ANNUAL
MILITARY BALL:
E1.ABoRArE FUNCTION HELD LAST
MIGHT IN BALLROOM OF SCOT
r1SH RITE CATHEDRAL
QUITE SUCCESSFUL
Mrs.. Bsnoni Good Entertained WAN
Pinal Rridgs-rea Party 1sSesroAS
AfeSrnoon at Her Aoms.

Prominrn; among n" S"'ia! tu"S''""S
Of the spring season was the @nnu"'
m:litar, hall Of L.nSly Institute WIZ"
was held last night in tn" Scottish N''2
cathedral. The spacious ballroom vas
devoid Of any decorations WITH nc on
ceptiou or the stage which was 't''N'''
cd in tn, center If IN" room ana La'NH"
with potted plants. Hero Jones Nov
,.lty orchestra was seated and render"
, program of exceptionally good cai :"
numbers throughout the evening. Inc
affair was formal AMI The military uht-
form Of the CADETS intermtnGled WIN
Tho eNoulS!te formal attire ~ thu othHr
guests lent a note OF distinction 10 the
hall. The dance was on" OF the most
succcssrui ever given for tn" Lin sly stu
dents hy the endowment committee. ana
Surnasss,i former functions Of this h't-
turc. MHjor Les SpillrrS. a chairman
of the entertainment committee. ~ 20
no CONGRATULATED on the Su"CcSStll Out
come Of the efforts of the c"m'hlt."s
The following wrr" IN attendance:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
Since White SaIve

For sore throat. Group. colds, influ-
enza and pneumonia. Strongly medl-
Gated Pleasant TaporS to inhalc
Does not soil the skin or stain the
most delicate lingerie. All druggists
sell IT, Manufactured by Vim. VI.
Simpson Drug Co., Williamsburg. Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
INFORMAL Tea Party.

SnapdraGop and maidcnhair form we're
used artiSti"aiiy IN carrying out the
lovely color scheme Of pale green and
orange at III" Informal reception and tea
party given yesterday afternoon by Mrs
William sumner Leach. at her home in
Birch Lynn. The hours were from three
until five O'clock and during that time
close to nifty guests called. Mrs. Leach
Haa assisted in serving tea By Mcsdames
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
MADISON PUPILS
TO GO ON OUTING

Twenty Two ,uun% ..d". pH?.lS 81 he
Faith grade. Madison S''!""!. ar" r..'n-
ming 4 driGi.tful outing f.: '"dAi NJ
"'rlo,& SHARP a" !'"% ".I E.'ih'r
u: the school h0ll.,,' Wn"r' tn'| VIII ="
met hv their ;rlrh.r. Miss l',r.".. and
prorccrl on i bike :" tn" l:ii., their IT,
tina ton TO d. d,,.idrd by Il meeting
Miss l'irich w!I r.lr thr h"I' thor
fir It lesson IN botany and quite 4 lively
time Will hn hal ,"arrh:HI Tor a! the
Spring blossoms. particularly IA" rAr"
ono. III addition III" jolly crowd W.,
play game; and "nioy It regular a. d
il. Lunch VII H. taken h. '.'"a mem
hc: "f the party ana VIII he 'Aj' II pc
ME fashion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
Y. W. c. A. Entertainment

4 large number attended tn" enter
;ainmcnt rendered last evening al III"
Y. n. G. A. by the members Of the l.. L.
class Of the Wheeling Baptist temple.
The t"nturc or tho evening vas tsalph
t. griffith. the v"rsat!'" entertainer.
who kept his audirnc" in a continuous
state Of amusement by his character
studios. dialect readings and inpcrSona-
ton. Tho program follows:
I,iano Solo. Miss Ruth Riley
Reading hy the vCrSatil" entertainer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

Mrs Fanny H. FRAT; and dauEh;e:
M..s. G. t. ImIft!. hay" returned rom
Canada and have located IN on" Of TIE
Mclain apartments on Twelfth street.
Mrs. Stuart Walker of MartlnSburE'
Will he Il visitor IN the city tnda?.
Mrs. Florence Moser. OF Ii Eighteenth
street. has returned from New Martins
willie. where she went n tho interest o.
The Intclligcnccr circulation drive
". r. Kcyscr. Of SiStcrsrtll". Will ar
r.vn in the city today 10 remain over
Sunday with his parents, MI and MIS-
y. T.. kcyscr. OF Elm Grove. MIS-
KKcyScr has been in the city Tor inc
past two weeks.
Mr.. and MIR. Arthur c. Site. or
Elmwood. have returned from New
York city and Atlantic tl'N.
Master Ronald Fries. young son Oh
Mr.. and Mrs William Fri"S. or South
Jacob street. has been removed TO MS
homo from III" ohio Valley General
hospital, where he underwent an opera
tiuu.
Attorney Pierce +. l-antz. OF NheclinS
spent yesterday here looking after nuS'-
ness acknowledgements New Dom
inion.
Attorney Charles T.. Miller. or A'ekan-
der Place. is in Wheeling attending
Federal Court FairmOnt Times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
GET ORCHESTRA

Jones Novelty orchestra has been
secured 10y the junior class Of Wheeling
school for tn. juni"r-s"ni"r prom which
viii hr held May 81 at tho Scottish Rite
cathedral! Dancing will be held from
Q O'Clock until ! Il. M.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

NINA May coates
Elizabeth Snyder
Marion EiChcnberS
kathrinc D'Trien
Lucille Selway
Blanche O'Brirn
Peggy Bcckcndorf
Dorothy BrandfaSs
Margaret O'Leary
Anna ]; Hart
GcnevieN& O'Bricn
Mary Louise
Harness
Sarah T.. MIchae,s
Gertrude Gavin
Mary GowprrS
Catherine Dickman
Elizabeth Flynn
Flo JohanninG
Gertrude korn
Margaret Council
Mary O'Mallcy
Mary Fox
Clara Dimmcy
Marion Hammond
Helen S;cirherS
Grace Sherman
Matilda Ecker
katherin" EoellinSe'
Rosalia korn
I.avernc Hamilton
Sara r.. Moor"
Ella NJ. Trautwe;n
t'clcStine C'ounihan
Mildred MCkrcvcr
Bertha Dwinnell
Mary McDermott
Catherine Flynn
Virginia Murphy
Alicia Coleman
Hazel Mehcn
Marie Kelley
Sarah DicrinGcr
Marguerite Roorcch'
Mary NJ. Curran
Marie Garter
Kathryn MrDermott
Dolores Maley
Josephine korn
Jane BouGhner
Georgia ". Gordon
Elizabeth Hartman
Helen Ford
Mvra Schuttler
Marie tObcrly
cyril Alderman
Harry torcoran
Joe Barum
Martin Ma Icy
Jack Walters
Harold Donahue
Thomas Kelley
Charles Sweitzer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

No matter what you want Il Will 2vs
YOU time and money to use INTEL
IIGENCER WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
REAL BOOZE HOUNDS

AsS!Stan, District Attorney harr?
Dyrcr. IN discussing the liquor question.
said thot officers that can Sm"ll liquor
ON tho breath of y man hay" III" right
20 arrest him. Some nf tn" officers can
even smell n bottle O. liquor m man
pocket.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
About People
Movements OF mdividu Ais To Ana
Prom The City.
AT The HOTELS.

Rogers-t;. : Rose. Fai!mon;, I. II.
Hollcn. Grafton.
McLurs-;. g. White. Cla-hSourE;
Tim Costello. Harrisburg: y. NJ. Leigh,
Warrington: J. W. Leach. SiStNTSNl..c'
John &. TaTr. WcnsOurS
wtndsor---I. L. Smith, Huntington
Il. Y and i. r.. EutGand. MoundSTll!"
{. Dyke, hundred.
Stamm--Mr and Mrs. r.. !. Itcecc
ClarkSburg: NJ. and Mrs. George Lar
k!n=, tlarkSburG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

Misses
Nell Rymec
Sarah Dirkman
Gertrude Wltz-
berger
Francis C;latz
Eleanor Stanley
Molly Mehcn
Anna Kraft
Eleanor Ford
Tiara EIabiE
Catherine Wallace
Anna GauS
Mary hickman
Eleanor McLaugh-
lin
Dolores Bowdep
Mary Agnes Nc
Cannon
Betty Lcffner
Madeline Dai.er
Mary Martha cree
Edith Hughes
Mary Teresa Fishc
Dorothy I.awther
. Gladys McElhaney
! Jazquel:nc Potts
Dolores Quinn
Mary NJ. Emmert
Betty Roughner
Elizabeth Rausch
Gertrude Carroll
Edith RAIDER
Catherine dahoncy
Jerry Clark
Sarah Quinn
Virginia coss
Elizabeth Hannah
e. Lucille Kelley
Genecicvc Qu:l.iGal
Della Manion
Bcrn!ce l'ahcy
Loretta Murray
Emma Trautwcin
ltalcyon Connor
MarcclIa knittle
Alberta Marshall
Mary l'altan
Peggy C'oyne
Helen t;omperS
Alice Walters
Virginia Nagle
Masters -
Gerard Gundl!nS
Frank roniH
/ Morris Cartwright
LEO Hickey
James Branum
Russell Walters
Charles Altmeycr
Harold Mahoncy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
May Festival at Court

The May Festival TO l." presented ny
the students OF tn" dancing CLASSES
taught by Mrs. Alma wilson Shafer.
on Friday evening May IL. will be given
in tho Court Theatre instead of in tho
carroll club as formerly announced.
Tickets have been issued announcing
thr festival at the Carroll club ana
those may be used at tho Court Theatre.
The May Festival vii h. tho fina!
performance Of tho pupils OF AL tn"
classes and has been arranged IN three
parts. each ono Of which VIII bring
forth the grace ard skill of the per
formers. This is an annual event and
Mrs. ShaCer announces that. from all
Indications this years May r'cSuva!
will Surpass oil previous affairs Of the
kind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

his bride will take up their residence
following Il few days visit in Wheel
ing. having left on n" 6:lI train.
Among the out-nf-town guests for tn"
wedding were the GroUm's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. CANDY. Of MrMcchcn. and
Miss Bartlett. Of SnjnnSton. The GA,
gagemcnt OF Miss Fletcher and Mr..
Candy was announced few days ago
Ut prcttily appointed party. with Miss
Reulah Lowe us tho hostess.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07

pnc Of ;he delightful informal dam
ing parties being anticipated as plea%-
ant event Of next week is the hnal dai'c'
Of the craftsmen for tho spring season.
This ,.;rurr will be held In the f;l!iS Glib
Nnnday evening. MAJ 9Th. and Jones
Novelty orchestra has buen engaged &c
iurnlSu the music. Dancing will begin
r"mptly 1T $50 O'Clock AMI large
crowd OF young people are planning 10
b.. present 70 rljoy this last OF series
OF charming dances given br the CRAFTS
men group. The following committee
is in charge OF the arrangements:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-07
nn,1- Stating Party.

nouer Stating Party.
roller skating party Will NC 49,
this evening at tho Oaks uhuel ~
auspices OF the Wheeling high Scho"'
Record" staff. The proceeds Will NC
used in tho publishing OF the com'nc"U
ment issue Of the Record.
1n.srss1nx wedding.
The following account Of the mar
riage OF Mr. Ralph Candy and MISS NeiI
Fletcher. of Fairmont. clipped from inc
Fairmont Times Of Friday morning
May S, will be read with interest ny
local friends OF the bride and groom
AZ the home OF the brides parents
IN Raymond street. ono OF the Pre''i'S,
weddings OF the spring was Soiefnni|e"
Thursday afternoon Al oc'""k' WIN
Miss Nell Fletcher. eldest danen''7 o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fletcher became
the bride OF Ralph Candy. or Nc.
Mechen. Rev. J. e. Buckley, o. the VI.
T.. church, using the rms ceremony
united the young folks N marriage IN"
families and a few intimate friends WIZ
Messing the ceremony. Previous 70 inc
reading OF the marriage vows, FRANK
Jordan sang beautifully. "Oh' iron'iS'
Me-" accompanied by Miss Jeanr''"
Cordray. who also played the "ehoihH
mach. and bride and groom entering
the living room unattend"d. MISS
Fletcher was brcomingly atttT'd IN
blue trrotinr silk suit. with gray max
and accessories. Her corS1ge was hI
pink roses and freala. Following the
ceremony 4 course OF refreshments was
served in the dining room. Tn" nom"
was attractive In the arrangement OF
all the decorations. color Sch"mc OF
pink. and white being effectively car
ried out in the use Of spring flowers.
Miss Fletcher Is cultured and at
traetive young lady. and has made
host OF friends since taking UP her resi-
dence here with her parents some time
ago Mr. Candy IL popular young
man Of his home city. where he and
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Bridge Tea Party.


Mrs. R"unn: Good was hostess 10 a
number OF friends yesterday afternoon
at her homo IN Wood,avn. when sh"
entertained with tho last Of a series OF
delightful bridge tea parties. Guests
for three tables nf bridge arrived at
" o'clock and spent a most enjoyable
afternoon ~ this faNnri;c paStime and
later another group u guests arrived
for tea. Tho t"a tabl" was centercd with
!, cluster Of lavender iris and narc!ssi.
and appeared quite lovely in the SoeIly
shaded candle light.
The bridge guests were:
MeSdameS-
>rcison Whitaker Edmund Jones
Henry Hazict Alfred Brady
Clarenrn r'crnry IT, Mckinley
Forbes Simpson J. Mo- arty. or
Andrew Glass greensboro. ny.
MtSSeS--
Sarah Whitaker Milton
Mary Chaplinc Josephine cox
Those coming for tea were:
McSdameS---
r Reed Mcknight Malcolm Br!ce
Julian c. Hcarne y. II Nichols
Kent Il. Hall Morgan Clark
George Il. Rogers Frank ArmbruSter
Misses
Sara Jackson Eurico Walden
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ror Ride ana Groom.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Detst' bride ana
groom. who have recently returned from
an eastern honeymoon. were comph-
mcnted with party on THURSDAY eve
ming, given by Mrs. Edward Null aunt
Of the bride. who was before her mar
rage, Miss Alma Null. Tho affair VAS
in the nature Of Il miscellaneous shower
and the briIc and groom received on
array Of BEAUTIFUL and useful gifts. DC
lightful Informal pastimes engaged inc
quests throughout the pleasant evening
and the serving Of refreshments en-
rlndrd the affair.