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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-28

opportunity to choose a suit that can
be offered anywhere this year; twenty
five $39.75 and $500 suits to go at
S2S.75.
Twenty-seven new S29.75, $3.50
and $500 suits; every one pleasingly
different and hard to duplicate as the
regular price; choice of any suit to
S29.75; for SIS.75.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-28
ans Is the Ideal Time TO Select the NetU Winter
Every Fall Suit in Stock Reduced Price During This Sale

All OF them, S39.75 suits, $500
suits, S29.75 suits, S27.5O suits and
$500 suits; many styles; hardly here
month; new, generously fur trim
med, or tailored; brown or navy; re-
duced to celebrate this Anniversary
Sale into two price lots only.
This is without doubt the biggest
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-28

perforated strap lace styles, ETC.; whole
sample line of latest fall footwear representing
shoes that retail at $500 $3.50 and UP to ss75.
This sale of shoes Is a celebration in itself for
women who wear sizes 31a, or Az; and the
widths arenot narrow.
Thursday we put the whole lot 301 pairs on sale
in two pricealots 81. 50 and $685.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-28
Underwear and Hosiery:

& Boys or girls $3.50 waist union suits, heavy
winter weight, aaH sizes for this Anniversary
: sale'ssc. b
Ladies' $500 fleeced union suits, Dutch
9 neck, elbow,,or sleeveless, ankle length; sizes
36 and SO; at65c each.
Mems $3.5oeheavy; ribbed wool union suits;
Aaszo0 each.
Childpen's Csc fine ribbed black cotton
| hose, all sizes; 171Izc pair.
F. Mems $1.OO thread, silk hose, black white
and colors; 59c pair.
Ladies' $1.0O fiber silk hose, black or
| <brown, Csc :
Gordon Silk Hose at S15O
Firmly woven, 10 strand hose not too light
for winter wear, scanned back; comes in black
navy, brown and tan; last year hose anywhere
near like these were $3.50; these $3.50 pair.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-28

Beautiful black silk
Spanish lace fIounc-.
ings, 36 inches wide:
ailover or border pat
terms, $3.50 and $500
yard.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-28

12-inch gas oven
with two shelves, fits
over one burner, saves
gas, handy for small
family baking; spe-
cial at $1.es.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-28
EL !!l.!!. QOsLEYc ELSlk!ss.L0osLEYc EsISkL

IINNLUU.NLky
tEFAFihtAT SToTr sssaa NJ a.
Natural all silk pom
gee, a soft lustrous
SIPS quality; during
t h c sc Anniversary
sale, SOC yard.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-28
This Week, Bar
gains for the Baby

New Kozy Wraps for the
baby, ideal for the baby's
first winter. The contest
wrap, yet ideally health
full. A combination coat,
blanket, carriage or auto
robe, hood, leggins and
r1ittens all in one, $3.50
to SI2.5O.
One big lot fame tette
skirts with or without
waists, for girls to II
years; worth 75c; two TO
each at 49c each.
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Linens and TOsUcIirso.

All pure linen table da1nask, 20 inches wide in
beautiful assorted patterns; real Anniversary
bargain at $500 yard.
Highly nercerized table damask; cheap at
S1.50; ready at 81 90 yard.
Coiored "Tmk-knit' wash cloths; crocheted
edges; sell regularly at 15c; for 1oc apiece.
f8-inch bleached linen finish scarfino. snec;.l
at 1Sc yard
Extra fine bleached Turkish towels, size 22x44:
hard to beat at Soc; here, 39c each.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-28
Groceries, Thursday:

Groceries, Thursday:
GRADUATED Sugar. Is Ibs for SEC nth other gro
ceries 0Uer $500 mot four.
Jersey Cream Flour, 1855 sack.
Fresh Roasted Peaberry Coffee + lbs. for 500 and
4 lbs. of Sugar free.
Sugar cured Picnic HAMS about 5 ID. Average, I5c
pound.
Canned Peaches, Drcots and Sliced Pineapple No.
ga mot Lbs.), choice 25c can.
Yuban Coffee, 45c ID. Sandwich Meat sliced,
Rive Flour 20 III bac 35c ID.
SI.IO. Boiled Ham, sliced, half
Lima Beans, IOc ID. pound for 29c.
Kellogg's Corn Flakes Best Sugar cured Bacon,
pkgs. for 35c. sliced, 35c Id.
t'Log Cabin" Maple Sy- Long Horn Cheese 2oc
rup, medium size can, pound
oSc. Mazda Cooking Oil,
req Beans iOc can. pint can. 32c.
Bulk Peanut Butter Spced Herring, large
2Oc h. jar, sec.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-28
WEDNEsDAY-THE ISLAND ARGUS SEPTEMBER g. 1921.
F!...L!.S:k!|i!@LO0SLE!;:,Y|!.c!!

Ladies' SIC light
and dark tie-back per-
Gale aprons, rick rack
trimmed /; two to each
at 75c.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-28

One big lot ladies'
pretty wolfe waists,
lace trimmed; some
with organdy collars;
7Sc each.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-28

Sample Line, New Fall Oxfords

301 pairs, ladies sam
pie oxfords in every
new style and leather
on the narizet-Izid OK
fords, Scotch grain OK
/. fords, suede a,oxfords,
patent leather, fancy
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-12
Boys Wash Suits

complete stock; to years piece. Waists and
coos Beautifully tailored from fabrics that standard
equal to the $500 suit OF last year
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CIV. WRIGHT. Nj. ID.
.YE, Jar, NOSE AND THROAT.

EYE, EAR, NOSE AND fifRO@F T.
GLASSES PROPERLY FITTED
0cuIat and Aurist to North Adams
hosplta Recently In charge Of eye
car. nose and throat services at Post
Hospital Eastern Department Head
quarters
Tel. 3l2.m. DonIn Block, No Adams
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Monkey Doodle Caps

From two tone genuine feIts that
would have sold at $100 OEo
last year; our deflation price is OOC
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Star Brand
Cflildren'S Stockings

For both boys and girls. Comes in
three weights and two colors, E0o
black and dark brown ,... epOI
We believe this to be the best
stocking produced and at one half last
years prices
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
CATHOLIC MEN
NAME DELEGATES
TO WEST VA. MEET

meeting oC the Cathedral Parish
council Of the National CouIcIl OF Cath
ciir Men Was held last evening in the
Carroll! club rooms on Chapline street
and was very we'll attended. Much IN
thuSiasm was shown and the members
were greatly iatereste<' ~ getting or
gauiz,d right AZ once. Bernard Mex
andcr. president. presided.
Rishu0 T.. J. Donahue Delivered Il
skor, ;a!k. lie told those present JUST
what the organization II Tor A"' IN"
GOOD points about L.
Reports coming from a. the cha'rinen
in tho different wards she VS. ma al
Catholic men are glad that such an or
cantzation has been St1r;c" ana y !AVEo
uumu,r ur them are joining,
Delegates from IL" i"'''. parish were
selected t. attend the S'a'" t""Irrrnco
TO be he'd on August - ~ larh"rS-
hurg. I, was decided tina: The newly
elected officers be sent as the delegates.
7n.v beng. Rcrnard AlcNaA Ter. H""rGe
\ t;rndlinE u. NJ. MCilac and ". NJ.
Mitch.
sunday afternoon a. ; O'Clock at mo
Carroll club W., D." held Il meeting or
the district councils i; whlrE urnc w.
Y. r .ckcr. district president Will pre-
side Members from any PARISH 'o"n'i'
can attend ;hr meeting bat ;hcy VII not
be abie to assist with the tranSactins
OF the business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06

they had pushed a part NJ the !cnce
over and were in the track.
Several hundred persons crn"heu
close about. and the chief Of police ana
his 'n"n bad great difh'ulty IN getting
TO the Non. All three wcr" taken OH
the track. and in tn" m"an;!me mucn
fc"l:nG had arisen Z n ~ ne n""rocS'
Ever where Eroups formr1. ana as Il
negro would pass n Gr"ur OF. WHIT" me"
remarks were heard. Will" II was the
,.m, an M. other side. There were no
ono hos,iIi,ics nor i,,r"at$. hut the
feeling was intense. and trouble was
expected. 49,,
Marshal VandirH retained his special
officers and KEEP; them scattered about
tho town until . O'Clock. when ne as
missed them. as the feeling subsidized
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06

SpeClaI IT, Inc ln.e!tLScnttE
Now York. Aug. 5..INo " the quaint
est and most fascinating classes ~
study ever iuaugurated by Columbia uni
v~ersity. was that whi'h VA opened on
the Art ~ Table Setting" Il was IA
feature Of The Teachers COLES" l"in"s-
TIC Science course in tho untv"rS!ty'H
summer extension school. and II dis
closed q great deal Of TuiTu" 10y" IT
reststable 10 the heart uf tho average
woman. and has initiated MANY nj" Ia"
cnthrLlInE study ~ correct 'apir get
ting for al occasions.
Three hundred and twenty-five teach
ers whU attended the university summer
school enrolled for ;hr '.'ur~" Th"y
have come from Is! Gt""rcit cities IN
all parts "t N" United States. and ir""
Canada. England. Een'rr! America. 'he
phiIippIu" lSiaadS and India.
BEFORE the opening lectures n" st"
dents were divided in'o squads. "aHA N
charge ~ an experienced d"""on*tTat";
and lecturer who "N1ia.n"d IA" t'i"r'n'
uses. IN their prop"r s"'iI"rc"- OF 'h'
countless knives. t"rh>. 81 '"hH anu
other table equipments 'hht plays $" i'm
rc-'ant = rolr IL the ar; q: iaOI" set
t!nS.
To facilitate this preliminary lnsr"c-
ton. thousands or wOld"riul sets ANU
nicccS OF S!lvcrware Of every description
wc-c hrbClI In he showcases. CLEAN
Ing. beautiful sets Of Various lnHir-
mrnts OF tableware. whose entry on the
stage OF domestic Itr - = record OF Inc
advance in Ecntlcr IiIIng. wonderful "h-
amplcs OF the sculpt"r'S and Htcher :
art huge pieces OF fiatwIre. lruit Jars OF
ni.rced and open work. treasures Of S"!ld
silver whose value surpassed me 'aon-
Ions wealth Of AliadIn'S cave were
spread before the Twentieth century
Young women who AZ" studying the art
of table setting both for punlt" and pri-
yate OCCASIONS. for homo and inst!tu-
tional work, as II has been developed IN
the year of our Lord 1921. and Is prac-
,,ccd by the worlds elite.
So FAR as IS known II was me nr"t
class table setting ever publicly given.
Certainly it was the Arst one which stu
dents OF an American university have
ever attended.
Fourteen Prom West Virginia
In the group attending this class there
are two women from Virginia namely
! Hester Jones Alpin. teacher or house.
k.ening and Inrz Fox. teach OF house
hold science: and fourteen from West
Virginia as follows: Mary r. Nuttcr.
teacher in high school. Auburn: Evelyn
Tster instructor Of cookery! in RelinE-
ton; Rachel Myers. home economies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
MRS. WELLS, SINGER,
IN new POSITION

Mrs. 4. II. Wells has RESI- n her
position with the choir OF the Methodist
church. Of Martins Ferry. 10 accept a
plarc as soloiSt with the FIRST lreSoy-
terrain church. OF thai city.
Mrs. Wells. who is the pcsSessor or
q lovely soprano voice. has been heard
frequently in Wheeling musicaL CIRCLES
For some time she has been q soloist IN
the synagogue at hcpa!re and Is well
known to musicians in this vicinity.
She is a pupil OF Miss Eva E-Eerter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
Fourteen From West Virginia Attend Unique
Table Setting Course at Columbia University

high school II B1u"tclh. Faith NJ. Lee.
Fairrnont: Nina M,y ~'aEcndlSh. Irad'
teacher In gallagher: f:Ni" l.r" k"''y'
HON" ~r,"rrrr',A teacher in lnStl'ui";
l:'pn,hc l.. Price. home economies super
VISOR IN West Virginia university. Nor
caur"wn Add. 'uklcy. domcstt" science
TEACHER n Nest Virginia university
l~ruEanaW. Lima EvhriS. domestic arr
teach In larkcrsburG. IIcSs Dunn ana
Hlanchr Srral"y. teachers in princeton
and Ivy J.. Myers. Emma and jennie
I;nhliit irn.hrrE N SMmMerSNillc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
sixth CONCERT TONICHF

ro,icbt the Municipal hand OF Wheel
IN. viii Give the sixth OF a series OF
s stand ander direction Of Prof: A. I.
Summers, An excellent program has
been prepared and this COMFORT promisSs
10 excel the previous ones. lnGluueI ~
the numbers will le "Enchanted Signt.
overture "Tancred", rorn"t solo. -Addah
To!ka". and Tho IN oIu,ion Of Dixie"
Tho "Sextctte from Lucia. Doni1etu:
arranged BY LaurcnGIu. Will De announcer
driichtful number.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
SHORTS MAKES ARREST

John u. shorts. deputy United States
marshal for the Northern district OF
West Virginia., arrested George AZar
or = charge OF violating tho Nolstcad
act. II is alleged that he sold n guam
thy a. VIII sk"y Azar was arIairned
before tinted states Commissioner NJ
Intro a. New Nartinsril'r. Whrrc he
nut up frr his appcaranc" ~ he next
term OF Federal court at Ma-tinsburG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
FESTIVAL AT DALLAS

4 hand concert and festival was given
last evening at Ittll,S under the aus
pieces Of the Farmers club Of that COM
munitN. The affair was very we'll at
tended and all enjoyed the evening very
much. The concert was gwen by the
Dallas hand. ~" Of tho largest bands
In tn" country district. Following the
concert refreshments were served and
\ general good time was enjoyed by nlL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
BOMB susPEc1 DISSATISFIED

,rninst Giusenpe De Pilipis, a truck
man. Of ~I;ayonne. n. j. arrested sew
ora. months ago by agents OF the ds-
rartmrnt OF justice in connection win
the Wall street explosion. was dis
missed today by United States Comnis-
sioner Hitchcock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
Poeling ntoKse

The affair started when Starter Mel
vim ordered G w. Rowe on .ihe track
declaring the driver had not Nk5ven his
horse properly. charging him with let
ting another horse WIN "A heat. Shntt"ck
was named to TAX Rowe's place on tho
sulkoy. and after the next heat Shattock
was walking across the track and along
the inside fence whom he suddenly
n and climbed over the fence In
a moment a crowd had gathered and
before anyone could separate the men
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
Yirthor HonorNd

Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Burns entertained
A. cards yesterday evening al tne'r nonna
on Jacob street. in honor OF MIS- bu'"'
brother. DAME g. MORRISON 't ro'u"'-
~. uho has been their guest during
80. rs, week. A number ot out-or-
.ow, .n.s.s were present. Nj. hoTi-
an, ,ss, for his home yesterday morn
Ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
Stiff STEVENSON WEDDING
At BRIDES HOME LATE TODAY
DR. sAnUn NJ G1BsoN WILL PER
PORK QUIET CEREMONY.
Destination OF wedding Trip IL Kept
Seoret-we dd1nG Un1ess Prom
tnent Fnu1lie5.

,, ~. mos, ir'NrsstiDg social
,, -. summer viii rc IA" mar
riar. ., Miss Elizabeth llarumcr Steven
son and Henry ,;c"-r" S'Er"l. wEl'h VIII
,,Sc plnre THIS afternoon ~ 50 At the
,,rr. - ,Nr brides parents. ON North
Front street
,rne ,,-cmoay vii! - quietly solemn
i,,.l IN the pr"~rncc oS tho immediate
r,,,,l.r. % bride and groom. TIE Rev.
Sawur, Martin Gibson. ID. D.. OF thn
Fr->. I.rc. oy;erian "hUrch. will ohIciat",
The h-.dc Will wear 4 beautiful Cow"
Of White satin. designed with a bodice
~ lace. e~ncrusted with pearls She VII.
r,-ry a shower bouQue; OF brides roses
an! llli"S % the valley. Shc WI DC
rlycn N uacriasc by her father. There
viii D. no attendants.
After tho ceremony Mr.. Sut"l and his
bride will leave on n wedding trip.
whose destination is being kept a secret.
The brides So.ng away costume VIII De
\ fail model % brown duvetyn. Win &C
cessorieS 81 brown and tan.
The marriage Of Miss Stevenson and
Mr.. Sticel Is OF unusual lnterrSt. unit
Ing as il does. two % Wheeling'S Oldest
and most prominent families. Miss Ste
v.nson Is the daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs
r c. Stevenson. % the Island. She Is 4
yraduate OF the PENNSYLVANIA college
ror W~omea, and unit. recently. has oerh
mage in social service Work III IN"
Industrial! crr'crS ct this city. Mr.. Sufe'
ia a son of the late l.. {. SttfeI ana =
member OF the manufacturing hrM o.
J |. S;itel and Sons. He IS On" OF ne
best known business men OF no COM
mun,ty, and has been active IN many
lines OF civic and socinl r"dearo7.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
NEAR RACE RIOT
At GAINESVILLE
F1aHT BETWEEN WHITE
BLACK RAcEHoRsE DRIVERS
STIRS UP BAD TEELTa
Ten Special Officers Kept On Duty
Until Danger Ended Last
evening

Special Dispatch to The lrteN!iE"n'er.
RarnrsvilIc. O.. Aug. "a hight pc
tween Harry Shattock. white. Of ms
city. and two coiorcd men. one %aid 10
be from Wheeling. nearly resulted IN
a race riot here this afternoon. Feeling
against tho negroes FOR several hours
was intense. and 1t was feared clashes
Nigh, occur. Tn" situation had pFac1
tically cleared UP ~ = o'clock this even
ing when Chief Of polio" Na9tin" called
in his ton deputies that were assignee
10 take care OF the crowd attending the
racing meet here. and Wh" had been
retained by the marshal pending d"veI-
opments. and dismissed them.
The night which nearly started the
riot resulted from n decision O! the
starter Of the races at the fair r"und
Shattcck claims he was !nsultcd by ne
negro, and that no climbed over TIC
fence after him. The two men OK
changed blows AID then another negro
lutrrferrd. Witnesses claim the third
negro kicked Shattnck while the WAS on
the ground. and before any further harm
could he lone the police had dispersed
the crowd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06

-.
No matter what you want II WIZ a's
you i!u.' and money TO use ANAEL-
LIGENEER WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06

II something you hear Is hard 70 70
love. don't believe II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
.,d r, n1l1s Honorsd

ar and Mrs. Charles O'Brten enter
taineI Informally at dinner at the wei
come Inn. near Li~oydsVii!e. yesterday
ey.n.nE. "A honor o.: Mt. and MIS- J.
Stuart Mills. % South BEND Ind VINO
have been tho guess or Mr. and MIS-
Charles Hancner IN teci. l'a'H t"r inc
pa>, week Mr.. ard Mrs. Nils VINO
h,>. been the recipients Of many SOCIAL
cour,exies during their Visit here 1oaSe
his morning or Their home. Al yeS'er-
days dinner covers were laid for inc
following.
MrSSrs. and AesdsmeS
J. Stuart Mills 'harieS 'hL.e"
r,,-,c. Ea,ch-r Mrs. Frank Evans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
CORCORAN HOME TODAY

Harry 7. C"rroran. TIudE"r nr tho
Wheeling nh"r 80 rnrnrr"rrC who
has h'nr away FOR tho past TWO weeks
visiting throughout the west au.i r'su
taking I short course in s~ecrctarSship
work At Chicago. m. Is expected home
this evening. H." will resume his 9suR
duties Monday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06

buTE. JOhQ SCn!nlul, hunting lOh
MISS Julia A. Eolte 81 Benvood has
rcturncd home after a Two weeks visit
&c Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Buttons OF
Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Johnson win spend
tho week end IN Cl"vritad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield r.. Hoge and
Nathan Bell OF Twnnt!"th street will
leave Monday morning for Canada. Tho
party will make the trip by motor. 60
ing from here TO Chautauqua Lake. y.
Y. where they will visit relatives FOR
several weeks before proceeding on a
nshing and hunting expedition In tho
interior Of tho dominion. They expect
10 return homo in tho early part OF Oc-
tober.
Miss Elizabeth Pickett from Madison
NC. arrived Friday TO be the guest OF
Miss Helen Gaus Of South Penn street
Island.
Misses Mary and Martha Fisher Of
the South Side are in New York City
inspecting fall millinor styles.
Morris Lando of East Wheeling IL the
guest OF relatives In Pittsburgh and es-
poets TO visit Cleveland friends before
returning home.
Ed Curris Of the southside has TO
turned from a two weeks vacation spent
al Columbus. o.
Miss jessie Helmbrght OF North
wheeling. Who has been III for several
days Is able TO be out again.
Miss Marie Ions has returned from
n two weeks vacation spent at Steuben-
VILE and MinEo Junction.
Paul Srally. who has BEEN spending
his vacation At CLEVELAND and other
points in Ohio. has returned home.
Miss Virginia Ross !"ave, today for
Bethesda. o. to spond the coming week.
Nr. and Mrs. Harr" Retzler OF North
Market stroct has returned from an U-
tended trip TO western states.
Sr. and Mrs. Walter ~Burnhauser and
daughter. Wilma Marie. havo returned
from a short stay in Cleveland.
Dennis OLeary Is confined TO North
Wheeling hospital in a serious condition
following an operation.
Bud Terrell Of North Wheeling leaves
Sunday for buckeye Lake. o.. to spend
several days.
Edward Frdman - .spending tho week
end with Fairmont friends.
Miss Sarah Williams OF Fast Wheel
ing I. visiting friends and relatives at
Columbus. O.. for two weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
Motor :, pslawa-s water Gap

Mr. and MS. J. w. Storer LETT yes
,erday to motor 20 the Delaware "ater
Gap, where they will spend the week
md returning home MONDAY. MISS
Elsie lee Storer Is MISC expected 10
arrive Monday from Chariest"n. where
shc has been visiting friends during
the past week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
viGtor Leaves

Miss Aanc circuit. who mas oeon II
guest o: Miss Marie Rolf N Fark w."
So- some weeks. LET, yesterday for her
home IN Long Branch y. ) Hne 70
ocronnaried by Mrs. l. 4. Rolf and
N.-po,f who motored 10 New Jersey
a,d Vii ,.,u-n me nrst OF next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-06
About People
Movsmmts Of mA1vtfNalS 70 Ana
Prom FhS 0H.
At Tho HoteN

IoEsrs-Howard Manion, Follansoee;
Il. r. Burton. ClarksburS
MoLur-A. J. Anderso.. ParkersourH
Clyde Shanke. Manninston: A. kootI
P1rkershurg: c. J. RAMSEY. West Union:
". V. Cavcney. FAirmont: P. H. Ander-
son, SL~.te.sviIle; Charles II. Bond. Char
lesion.
wtudSor-Ars. Charles F. Randolph
Salem; D. +. Randolph. Salem: IL A.
CARPENTER. 81. MArys. {. 7. Craig. 81
Mays.
Stamina. P. Simpson and family.
Woodland; James l.. Ascough. ParkerS-
burg; John Schmidt. Huntington
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Hnnortn0 Hr1de-ESct


The girls OF tho Rirhland Coat com
many entertained with a miscellaneous
shower last evening At tho home ot MISS
Alice COLEMAN. in honor OF Miss Mar
suerite Condry. whose engagement 10
Mr.. Herbert I. Walden. OF E'klns. W.
Va. has reCeatly been announced
Music ard dancing were en)oyen
throughout ;he evening and az a sea-
aorah.e hour delightful etreshment
were served.
Tbs hr,d. elec, received many beautt-
tul and useful sittS.
Those present were:
Misses
,-h,r,o,te Rr.dy Selma Einamond
Ajc. Coleman Marjorie Holloway
EIizaheth Hamilton Marguerite CondrJ
Martha Holloway Bertha he"
hessrs.-
II. c. Walden II. w. montgomery
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M1~ woods Hostess

Miss Frances Woods was hoscess NJ
q, Informal hrIdG" party ~ her homo
=, lakewood Thursda". IN honor az Miss
NJ. = Morgan. who's engagement 20
pyid Alexander Kay. OF PhI!adelpAla.
was announced some weeks ago, Among
:hcs" present were.
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A conecrial group OF ladies from THIS
city enjoyed ar Informal dinner party
a, pe,ley's Inn ear Sherrard. yestHrday
evening The party motered TO the Inn
IN the afternoon. and nc was the oi-
version between the hours or Two ana
I've. \, tho conclusion OF play . dell
-,ous chicken dinner was served. Among
those present %ere.
Mesdamrs-
Wilbur q. McGregor Gordoa Is. hlnueF
n n NCGrogor J. II. lESch
- Earts J. ". Rankin
= u goee s. NJ. Snyes
o., A1,ev r. r. Kitchen
Cnas. J. Lynch w. ft'ssins
Misses
$50 yoas. Louise Nulliken. Of
-. yossI.r Washington. =. c.