The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-12
INITIATION cnHEMoNIEs HELD AT
ELKs CLUE AUpIroRIuM
Interesting Addrsssss Heard ny Quests
at Carroll Dub 2Anaust Hall

| Eighty new members we're Initiated
| in:o tho mysteries OF the Arst and sec
end degrees OF tho Catholic Daughters
/ OF America By Carroll Court No. 2S9 at
tho Eiks Club auditorium yesterday al
, terncou.
The degree work began about 1870
O'Clock with the local degree team IN
charge Miss Marie Lane. grand regent
OF the local Court presided. The class
Was The largest that has been received
since the orSaniEa ton OF the local Court
NNe years ago. All the officers OF the
SOCIETY and many OF the older members
expressed themselves as being very well
pleased with the class. and the manpel
In which they were taken over the hot
sauds into tho deep secrets or the order.
Following the initiation an elaborate
banquet was held at tho Carroll club
IN .honuv OF the new members. The audi
tOri'm OF the club was decorated IN
purple and gold. tho colors OF the soci.
ETY. and the beautiful baskets OF spring
flower. and chrysanthe with pret-
t. appointments adorned the tables. The
social committee OF the Catholic Won
ans League prepared and served the
nanquet. assisted by members or the
knights OF Columbus.
The delicious menu included fruit
cocktail cream OF tomato soup, olives.
baked ch c,ien. dressing. mashed notH-
'o"s. crNamed peas, cabbage. salad. hot
rolls. ice cream. cake coffee AMI m.rts.
Miss Moran ToastrntstrsBs
Miss Neil Moran presided as toastm!s.
treSs and as she began her lntroductionS
"A he~ pleasing manner. more than 2'a
members had taken their places in the
large auditorium.
Rev. Father y. II. Move. pastor OF
the Cathedral parish. made the opening
address He congratulated the ladies'
on the splendid progress o. The organ
lzation and the good work that has been
accomplished BY the local Court He
touched on the high standard o. the
order and expressed the true ideals that
should De strived for BY every. member
Miss Mary Gorsuch and John Gorsuch
rendered a vocal duet. Mrs. Jane Magic
Lear spoke OF the aims OF the orBan!za-
ton and gaze an interesting talk on the
National Councii. or Catholic Women. \
beautiful solo was sung by Miss Clara
HaHly.
Court Is compItrnsnted
Rev. Father T.. r Eossman o. tho
Sacred Hear; church. made a brief ad
The Daughters and urging the new mem
berS - be loyal 10 the order and 70
take an active par, IN al its undertak-
ingS.
Miss i.aviH4 Clark WAS NEXT Oh the
program ard rendered 4 delightful So
prano solo followed By Rev. John Hal
pin who delivered an interesting talk
on ,he Republic OF ireland. Miss Lillian
Humphrey sang sweet solo and Mrs.
VI. F. DAWN and Miss Marie Lane made
In spring addresses on the future ac;iv-
Res OF the Daughters md the duties
OF all members to live up 70 the stan
dards OF the organization.
The banquet Quests.
Seated at the banquet table. including
the newly initiated members. were:
Mesdames:
Mrs ". r Lear. Lou W. Sau.
NJ ). DAWN. q. r. Elmer Tice.
T.. r. Simon. Claud Noel
Geo SauvaSeoi g. J. Hasenauer,
Carl II. Stahnke. John ,Mu.hearn
Thco Sauyareot Thomas Mccain
Jossnb Socher Robert Moan
N Naraarst Sachsr. Thomas Manton
coorvsR Es,l.y Dan OLeary
Ir.,-vI vorr.r J. l.. LetEe'ter
ra Ionn J. MuivehiN
j
John +. Bowdrn,
r, ~ "", Mrs. Brown
l"e'es" Do NJ J. Ford
Eugene ""ro' Joseph J. Guentasr
Rose Burke T B. MCKeen
Edith J. Emmitt ", A. Trsutwan
Julia A. Note. John r. Costell)
Benwood. Robert Schmeii
James Lyons. Frank J.. Whyte
McMcchea. Andrew J. Tie2lsr
c. Bernard Relli%, J. c. Ka,terbaoh
Jr. Anne O'conner
Gilbert Shepherd Fisher
Jos. Hal ercamp. n. d. HOFFMAN
Earl Eencman. loan W. Wa 'e'N
Mrs Stahnke. OISo En",nsSSI
Henry C. Emtg. m
Welsburg. r1..t- 49,,
oseph v EmtE VI. Gov
NetHos' q. J. LuH
II. Ia NcConNeS' Reverends
Thos. wndblood. E.th.r John Hsln,n
Alberta. Miller. Fathe- q. II. Moye
Wollsourg. Father F. r. Ross
Josephine Milier. man
Martins Ferry.
Misses
Marie Lane. 6. r. Helen KierkhoS
Rose A. Rock Alma Eisenhsuer !
Zita Clark Cecilia E. Holly
Mildred CoBlsy Asn.s NJ. Davis /
ERIe Mehen Helen Harercamo .
lara Rose ColemanMarKaret Hornicx
Margaret FarreiI Joanna McGreal A
Julia McGtnn!s He.He D. Yoke /
Doris O'Connsll Agnes Slender
t.mna Gundling Virginia Fisher
a,ini, d clark Katherine E. Hard
A.. {. IIurns. ing
-.,.yIN. Vbyte Margaret Becker
A gnes Z. Mulianey HirElnia Philips
o. " pyhvto Marie Zoeier
-,I.rs n san,v Katherine Court /
Lillian Humphrey WE'snI
80. 80. ry,sast-,cy Florence srIie-
80 $500 Verbs Patterson.
SelI Moran $780,. ss
LeverA Wollenwsoer
oo.Ny S"e~ u Margaret Manlon
Katherine Jordan
ssesnS Ellen Movn!har. J
a''"aoe'n w 0I Martins Ferry
RANGES sunlSS" Regina A. Currsn
Martha Kurner NJ cs..y
Mary Hickey Mar Ljea
NHtHH mickey Rose Jacobucct 4
;a'He7ine tar,eF Miidr~n X Ka!ten-
Angela kaiteneAch bach p.
Margaret GiiHsan Mary McGHf' /
.fary shidel Angela Em'r
darEare, Shtd"ll Marie Myer
Serntce wait WetlsburK
iiidra Flsher Elizabeth 0ponnell l
Ina 2. Emmerth we,,shurr
'errnica Barth. Maria aI,tt.r,ck 4
Weilsburg N,ldrA6 Duuas u
ERA O'Donnell. N.rs,-,,p Eo,- i
WellsburK ..,T,a.N Sau
angela Barth. r.,hS,I ri
WeilsourR 'N ~
FAX celline Barth. ,I,
WellsburS "S"is u"u9'
3laneh Browning Marie Eoiner'
800. r,r.-L Odella Oberle