The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
COLONIAL FET:ES
MARK PROGRAM
cRURCWEs THROUGHOUT =" CITY
TO OBSERVE PAfAiOT'1 BRTH-
DAY WITH APPROPRIATE
FUNCTION
MAoadsmy Club VIII Entertain Friends
Tonight with Elaborate washing
ton Dance

NaShinSton's btrthdav WI be the oc-
caSion for n number Of exceptionally DC
'.Shtful informal social functions thiS
week. foremost among which are me
Varied Martha Washington tea parties
arranged ny the organizations OF the
Various churches OF the city. -Four OF
these charming events have been sched-
"a. ed for tomorrow and each ono will be
especially entertaining for the guests.
Perfection OF elaborate details mark tho
arrangements for each party and the
guests are eagerly anticipating the en-
lcrtainmentS
At Thomson 81. +. church tomorro"
afternoon the tea party Will be given
under the auspices OF the Second div
iSlon OF the Ladies Aid society. Of which
Mrs. carl Rendcu is leader and genera!
chairman. This fete will be held in III"
church. which will be prcttily decorated
for this annual occasion. Mrs. Arthur
Graham is in charge OF the decorations
The guests will arrive at = o'clock and
Mil pc greeted by the following nos
,cssN>: MeSdamcs carl Bendell. C.. O.
smith. Nm. craig. Chas. Wtnchcr. W.
& f.tzler and !. 4. Fisher. \ program
Of patriotic numbers Will 10 given IN
whirh the students Of the lina-Hcnn'S
sherman school will take part toGethc-
with 4 number OF local VocalistS. Mrs
,'has Rrockha-dt is in charge Of the
program Tea will Be served at o.
clock with Mrs. J. Il. Price presiding at
the handsomely appointed tea table.
There are expected 70 DO two hundred
guests.
The Willing Workers will entertain
with the tea marty at ST. stephens Re-
formed church 20 be held In the sunday
school roms tomorrow evening. The
following program will be rendered;
ptano sole. Miss Mildred Hackmann
Son-ano sole. Mrs. Charles Meyers
Recitation. Edward Tcnskowski
HUMOROUS recitation. Esther Peterson
raSs solo..Mr Albert FISCHER
playletts-"The Gossips":
,,baracters-
Ms Mary I.azier
Mrs. Oufck. Martha Fischer
Mrs Leach. Marie steel
Mrs GoIsip Anna Grub
Song by Class-"Mt. Vernon Bells
Following tho program a social hour
will be enjcyed and refreshments will
b. served.
,s,, oy tbe Four,b street NJ. F.. church
49, arrargsd n Colonial tea to be held
Tucsdav afternoon al the parsonage. No.
Ilas C'hanItne street. The residence
viii h. attracttyely decorated for the oc-
casj,,n i, novelties and colors Sugges-
tiye ~ ,he period OF Martha and George
washington. The hos,esses will preside
in the pleasing costumes OF years ago.
,rhs hours will be from . until O'Clock
md ali uembers Of the church arc in
,jted 10 be present. Receiving the
r.,,nsts yi,i IA Nesdames c F.. Allen
E-,,L Stanton NJ NJ Alderman, s l.. s.
S,-,~uc CarI 7 Kcpn.r. Tea will be
seryeI IN the dining room and Mrs
,;eo-ce Wincher and Mrs. William +.
St;fnl will pour. Serving the guests
viii be Miss Lutte Hicks, Miss Leota
Wilson: Mesdames John Gilmore. \. D.
Wells. D. 4. Ungaro. Harry Lennon
frank Bowler and Jesse Miller.
At the FIRST Presbyterian church the
.na will be given by the Young Peoples
society in the parish house Tuesday
cvspinr 4 program Is now being COM
p,etcd and will include several unique
Tca+uros assuring novel entertainment
for N. many guests. Refresh ments
viii be served at the conclusion OF the
program.