The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-20

a. The home OF Miss Jessie Lynn last
night. Following the rehearsal or the
program which will be rendered On
Booker T. Wdshingtons birthday the
club members enjoyed a social program
anG luncheon.
volunteer Workers.
Quite a number Of volunteer workers
reported To, officials Of the Fairgrounds
association. AT the Sixth street grounds
yesterday afternoon. AMI good head~ay
the season. Material for repairs was
supplied by local business men.
Entertained Club.
Mrs. T. G.. Ioyu was the charming
hostess To the Maids and Matrons yes
tCrday afternoon. The usual CLUB social
diversions. sewing and fancywork, were
enjoyed and dainty luncheon was
served.
Start Road Work.
Contractors Rosser and Maloney II
Bcllaire started a force OF about nifty
men at work on the Coleraine pike west
Of this city yesterday morning. part
Of the equipment has been placed on the
Job and the remainder will arrive during
the week. Two or three small retain
ing walls Will be- built before starting
the paving. and many more men are eA-
pectcd TO be on the job.
Charles James, we'll known local in
sur4nce man. announces he has Il sup
ply Of petition blanks on hanls for those
who wish TO be c3ndidatea for office
and will be pleased 70 supply all. The >e
blanks were formerly dispensed by the
members of the election board.
Missionary Meeting.
An interesting meeting "f the Wn-
mems Foreign Missionary society OF TIE
First Presbyterian church was held a:
the church parlors yesterday Afternoon.
Mrs. Fred h. Dixon was the chairman
Repair Flag Pole.
Thomas Graham was yesterday
awarded the contract tor orernauilng
the flag pole on the city park grounds.
which is nincty-tvc feet high. The job
will be started today.
W. W. Scott to Speak.
w. w. Scott Of the Scott Lumber con-
pany at bridgeport, will be the guest Of
the board of directors Of the Board Of
Trade, at their luncheon at the DesCh
hotel next Monday. He will speak on
the water question which is at present
agitating the bridgeport residents.
Martins Perry Briefs.
Mrs William Mendcry will entertain
the Dcta Alpha class Of the Baptist
Sunday school at her home on Pearl
street this evening.
is spending few days as the guest OF
his sister. Mrs. George Kidney
The condition of Mrs. Caroline Stro-
bel Of South Fifth street is reported not
much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred D. Kelsey ceie-
brated their twenty-tifth wedding ami
versary at their home on North Sixth
street last night.
Mrs. George McClain entertained the
Industrious DANES at her home on JEFF
ferson street yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ienas Irwin Of Los An
geleS Cal, arrived here yesterday for y
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. IT.
win of Zane street.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McManus Of this
city leave tomorrow for an extended
visit with relatives at Wooster o.
Members Of the Alpha Pi sorority at
tended the meeting Of the Bridgeport
organization last night.
Miss Alvie Merryman of Cadiz. for
merly Miss Norma Rothermund is re-
ported quite III at her home on North
Eighth street
The condition Of Harry Majors con-
tinues TO improve at the City hospital
according to information received last
night.
The Young Women's Foreign Mis-
sionary society held an interesting meet
ing at the First NJ. t. church yesterday
afternoon.
The condition of Thomas Leisure, who
was injured in mine accident at Roby-
willie, O., was reported satisfactory at
the City hospital last night.
Miller's Buckeye Revue opened their
enlargement before good crowd at the
New PaStimc theatre last night.
Paul Plank, son Of MIR. ard Mrs. c. B.
Plank of this city. IS i'll Of smallpox at
the home Of relatives on the Island.