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The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-09-22

Mr. and Mrs, Gus Wilcox and their
daughter, Miss Mabel Wilcox, of Esta-
cada, were in the city during the fair
and enjoyed visiting with their many
time Morrow county friends Mr.,
Wilcox stated that the frost of week
or more ago fixed vegetation proper in
his home localty-the worst freeze
known in that part Of the state in many
years.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-09-22

Judge Phelps held short term Of
court in Heppner on Monday last at
which time demurrer was argued In
the case of the Northern Pacific r. r.
Co, ct al. against the Directors of the
John Day Irrigation District; the de-
murrer was overrued and the case was
tentatively fixed for Nov, Z, at which
time 1t will be heard providing there Is
nothing transplres in the meantime to
prevent
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-09-22

Mrs Alfred E. Anderson came up
from her home at The Dalles the last
of the week and has been visiting with
relatives at Heppner and Eight Mile
Mr.. and Mrs, Anderson have a small
fruit farm at The Dalles which has
produced an abundant crop OF very eN-
cellent fruit OF different varieties this
season. Large shipments Of peaches
were made from their farm 70 Hepp-
ner and Eight Mile people this season
and now they are ready TO ship grapes
Of choice varieties and excellent quail
lty,
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-09-22

Ntice is hereby given to the holders
Of all warrants OF the West Entension
Irrigation District, registered up to and
including September 90, 1921, will be
paid upon presentation at my office
September 80, 1921. Interest ceases at
ter this date,
7. ]. HUMPHREYS,
ct. County Treasurer.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-09-22

Miss Leta and Mr. Roland Humph-
reys departed by auto on Saturday for
Hillsboro After a few days there
they will go on to Eugene, where they
will each be students at the Univer-
sity for the coming school year.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-09-22

Please look forward with much in
terest to our Rally Day program on
October . The boys and girls will have
something good for you.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-09-22
FEDERATE CHURCH.

There win be preaching in the Fed
Grated Church next Sabbath at II a, m.
and 7;S0 p m Short sermons. We will
be glad to have you worship with us
Young Peoples Society at $50 sun
hnN School at 4,Ah a NJ
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-09-22

3 Mr. and Mrs Albert Peterson Of
Ukiah passed through Heppner on
Monday on their way home from Lono
Rock Mr. Peterson also attended tho
fair at Heppner and acted as ono Of Tho
Judges at the round up Ho Is prcal-
dent OF the ukiah Round TIP A8agcia-
tiou.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-09-22

Miss Dorothy Hin, daughter Of Mrs.
Eugene Penland has returned from
Portland and win enter high school
here for the winter.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-09-22

J. W. Osborn Of Cecil was business
man in Arlington on Wednesday and
Thursday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-25
Ethel Armes' Charming Writings
 Widely Read and Enjoyed

no extravagant statement-cards and spades to many a professional pro- duction. Test it, If you like. Take up dare. Turn Charlotte Gailor loose on the Metropolitan opera com pany and see what may be seen!
 Charlotte Gailor. 10, was chair man of the committee on costumes. Miss Gailor is a daughter of Bishop Gailor. president of the Council of Protestant Episcopal Churches in tho United States. She did the costumes for the Tennessee pageant by Joseph Linden Smith and for Montgomery Cooper's production of Antigone,' at Sewanee. last season. In the Vas sar production she was ably assisted by Margaret Stanley Brown, '19, of Kew Gardens. L. l.. and many others
 There were in all over 200 Vassar alumnae serving in the play and on its committees.
 Witnessing the play was an audi ence of over 1000 persons made up of Vassar faculty. distinguished guests. of the visiting alumnae from nearly every state in the union, and also from Japan, and some European countI es."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-25
-------------------------s4s ------------ SOUTHERN CLUB DINERS YESTERDAY

It would seem on Saturdays that nothing on earth will prevent the Southern club from having a cafe full of people to enjoy that delight full event of the week known as the Southern club Saturday luncheon.
 Notwithstanding the weather yes- terday every table was occupied and practically every seat at every table.
 The club looked unusually attrac- tive In its new window decoration and with the tables centered in red cannas.
 Among those attending were Mrs. A. Sicard, who was entertaining Mrs. W. A. Weed. Mrs. F. J. Trucks. Mrs. J. s. Stone, Mrs. R. c. Cable of Yer non. Ala.
 MT. and Mrs. z. T. Rudolph were members of congeniai party com Finch. MT. and Mrs. c. D. Cotton, Mrs. A. s. Munds, and MT. and Mrs. Will Manley.
 A congenial group was composed of MT. Hugh Morrow and three of his attractive daughters and MT. and Mrs. Ben F. Moore.
 Mrs. Norman Morrison entertained NIB. IlOuuy MOTTlSoIl, MTS. lL. II. cum ningham. Mrs. Frank Butcher, Mrs. w. D. Hammet.
 Mrs. s. l.. Ledbetter, Mrs. Cora Be thea, and others occupied one of the tables. Mrs. Fred Norton. Jr., her daughter and mother. Mrs F. G. Dick of Ashland. Ky. Miss Ethel Norton, and Miss Ruth Norton were there. Mr. James Agnew, Jr.. of Mt. Vernon. Penn. MT. J. R. Rountree and Dr. w. S. Rountree were together. MT. Sib- ley King was host to MT. Paul Sorsby of New York, and his mother, Mrs. Sorsby of Birmingham Others were Mir. J. A. Echo. Mrs. Scholl, Mrs. Wes- sells, Mrs Gumfirst and Miss Jackson. MT. E. P. Rosamond, was in another party with Edward Rosamund J-., Miss Marie Rosamond and Miss Dor othy Rosamond. MT. A. J. Arrant and Mr. W. A. Currie were together. MT. E. D. Bright and Miss Katheryn Fanghelder. Mir. J. W. Oslon. MT. w. J. F1nney. Mrs. P Y. Whitman, Mrs. James T. Jones. Mrs. Richard John ston. F. B. Johnston, MT. Thomas Ii. Spencer. Miss Alice Gillespie. Mrs. ]. J. Whit. Mrs. Annie Welch Smith, Mrs. J. A. Gribble, Mrs! A. s. Me- Gregor. Mrs. Calvin Jones, Miss. Jose phine Jones. Mrs. Frances Brown. A. H. Walstrum. R. J. Breyard, MT. ana Mrs. J. H. Eddy.
 Mrs. J. T. Doster, was hostess to her daughter. Miss Nancy Doster: Miss Mary Ruth Indal. Miss Clara Belle Senn and Miss Margaret James.
 The regular musical programme was rendered.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-25

lies and Mir. Wohrley is from one of the leading families of Ohio.
 Mir Wohrley did gallant work dur ing the war, being on the ship Ha waiian. Immediately after the war he resumed his former position in the business world in New York, where he Is successful and widely known,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-25

the plans for the doll bazar this sea son.
 Mrs. Nabb Is delighted to find all the chairmen of the various commit tees interested and wide-awake as regards their various linea of work and splendid things have alreidy been accomplished, preliminary work for.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-25

Mrs. E. M. Hulburt of Chattanoogt and her son, Mir. Don Hulburt. ar, the guests of MT. and Mrs. J. R. Rici Many delightful courtesies have be,i planned for these charming visit ors. who will remain till the mtddH of the week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-25

the coming bazar.
 The week of December 6 will be Doll Bazar Week, and Mrs. Nabb will call meeting of all her chairmen as soon as the weather permits and definite plans will be made for com pleting the arrangements for the ba-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-25
MIR. NNoHRLEY AND MISS GAUNTTs
 ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

The engagement of Miss LillIe Gauntt of Tuscaloosa and MT. Jay Raymond Wohrley of New York has been announced, the wedding to take place on October 8.
 Miss Gauntt comes from one of Alabama's most distinguished fami-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-25
NEWS FROM MRs. TAYLOR.
 IS IN CHICAGO

The many friends here of Miss An- gie Manning Taylor. the weli-known and much beloved Bible reader" who has frequently favored Birmingham with her wonderful presence. will be interested to have news froio her.
 Miss Taylor, who last season gave Bible scholars here her splendid series of readings at Highlands Meth odist church. will this year conduct Bible classes ill Memphis from Octo- Der l to 29. an entire month. She will be in St. Louis from October 13 to November 14; Huntsville will have the pleasure of hearing Miss Taylor from November 15 to 26. and part of December will be spent by Miss Tay- Tor in Lano. Scott county. Va. where she has done such wonderful work with her school
 It Is hoped by Miss Taylor's many warm friends here that she will in- culde Birmingham In her Itinerary this year. for no greater blessing has ever come to any community than the influence and character of this noble Christian woman and her teachings.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-25
DOLLY BAZAAR
 CHAIRMAN RETURNS

Mrs. Charles H. Nabb, chairman of the doll bazar. who has spent the past three months in Chautaqua and At lantic City, has returned bringing with her much enthusiasm regarding
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-25

The Boone Kitchen Cabinet makes kitchen work a pleasure in any home. is indeIed "boon" to the housewife. To have just re- ceived carload of these splendid cabinets of size to suit your need. A Boone is best.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10
CHARITY BALL
At WASHINGTON
THOUSANDS OF STRANGERS AT
CAPITAL WILL NOT BE DIS
APPOINTED ABOUT IN
AUGURAL BALL.
Proceeds OF Elaborate Event VIII BE
Given to the Child welfare So
ciety OF washington.

Washington Will have IN Inaugural
Rail after all. The Society women Of
the capital hay" decided that tn" thous-
anhS Of strangers within its Gates shall
not hr disappointed and they hay" ar
ranged tuT 4 brilliant CHARITY I@tll. 10
take the mace Of tho purely formal
function winch once ended Inauguration
bay.
Instead Of tho old Pension Office. tn"
committc" has taken The entire top
floor Of tn" Hotel Sew Willard and
lis two rrcat bathrooms. ThHr" the
visitors 10 Washington for Mr.. Hard
nr'S inaUEur"! may dance the night
away In t!.r music at the famous Marine
Band and in gala company with Wash
!nEtOn'S %urartCSt Soricty-dIplomatS
cabinet mcmhcr@, supreme court jus
and social leaders
The entire proceeds will 60 10 the
rhiId Welfare Society. one of Wash
,nrtnn'S mos: deserving charities. All
the cxpanscS Of the ball have been Un-
drrwrittcn by som" OF the wealthy resi-
dents Of WASHINGTON who are Interested
~ this WaShHn"tou institution. now
known nationally ~ mrd"l plant Tor
m" h"u"rmcnt Of "hhd iIf" among IN"
city poor.
one Of the h4prr features or the az
fair is thar outgoing UfiiClalGom Will
entertain the n"wrumcrS. something
wholly new in WASHINGTON. Instead Of
making . hrc-linn for the railway SiH-
ZION ar 10 h" hosts and hnStcSS"' for
the Republican 0fflrlIlS and th'lr wives
For example Vice. President and Mrs
tMarshan have invited Vicc-rr"Sld"nt-
rl.ct and Mrs. Coolidge To th"Ir box.
Several or the cabinet ladies' will en-
tartuiu Ncw-CnminE cabinet families
and the committee has sent invitation
u tn" governors Of IN" states and their
, wives Jusiicr McKoynoldS 90 TN" ST.
U-crr court Will have ia" visiting iur-
lists in his hoN. Al! ~ diplomatic circles
have hcou invited. also. as guests OF
the Smart Set.
So tho word has como out through
the social circles "C tn" country that
rhoH" planning 4 trip 10 Washington
to view tho simple inaucuTaj C"r"mon-
los on the plaza Of the capital has best
rut a party gown IN their trunks 50
they may attend tho Charity Ball on
thai eventual night. and tax" advantage
Of the opportunity to Wow American
society under these ausp!rious condi-
tiOnS
Tickets arc limited ~ number aud
are on sale Al thu Washington hotels,
or may hc had direct 10y addr"Ssln;
Mrs. j \. rhugh"r,y. @020 MaSSaChU-
sctts avenue. Washington. n. {.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10
pinner Party Tonight

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert lIinStchd VIII
.ntertain a group Of friends this eve
ming at dinner nj their home in Wood
lawn. complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs
\. L. Meyer. who plan TO leave on al
extended trip In California ana oth"r
western points. soon. 'Th" dinner Will
hr served at . o'clock and pretty APP
pointmcnts will hc apparent.
Mrs Arthur LanghanS entertainer i"r
Mrs Never yesterday afternoon. a II"
hours OF bridge being enjoyed by Il con
genial group OF intimate friends OF u.
ronor guest. Luncheon Yas served n
the conclusion Of the interesting games
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10
AVALON RESIDENTS
HONOR H, A. QUAY
Public birthday Celebration Attended
BY Veterans, Ftremen and
Business Men

4 public birthday celebration In honor
Of II. a. Quay, OF Avalon, general man
ager Of the Manufa Cturers Light 4 Heat
Co, was held in the Avalon Borough
Hall last night. 500 veterans Of the
World war. business and professional
lpating.
President John 6. Heron, Of Pitts
burgh council. on behalf Of the soldiers
and citizens. presented Mr.. Qua" with
q basket OF roses. The LamhSSin CLUB
orchestra furnished the music and IL"
xextet from the Mems club Of St Strvh-
ems Episcopal church sang, the guests
joining IN the choruses.
Tho unt!ring aid which Mr.. Quay e. 70
during the war prompted the party. The
Volunteer Firemen's organization. of
which Mr.. Quay Is member, took par
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10

and n Is expected that a record break
ing crowd will be in attendance.
Society Meets
The ThImble Bee Society will meet at
the home OF Mrs. Roy Loudin. OF Glen
dale this afternoon at O'clock Afier
brief business session a social hour
Will be held followed by the serving
of delicious refreshments.
Dorsey Funeral.
Funeral services for m" Late MIS-
lydia f. Dorsey will be held this aft
ernoon at 1870 o'clock at the late res
idcnca on Eighth street. Rev. IL G:
Gaunt. of the Presbyterian Church VIII
have charge. lntcrment Will take race
in the Alien Grove cemetery at Sher-
rard..
Tn" Elks annual minstrel VIII ne
a." main attrtcl lon ~ inS S p th,i
tlrSt performance Of tho minstrel m"n
ana nothing has been left Undonc 10
stage on" of the biggest Su"c"SScS III
minsirelSy ever attempted mere. FROM
tho present sale Of tickets indications
are that "A capacity house will h" in at
tendance at both inniGhtS performances
snd Friday evening.
-Four REVEALS.
-Four REVEALS continue to progress
with great success in the city. They
are being held at the following places;
First NJ. f. Prcshrt"T!Gn, Christian and
Church Of Cod Many of the best evan,
gelis's obtanahle have been procured
for the services and much good WORK
Limited Trolley.
Tho initia! trip uf the limited trolley
rar between Wheeling and MoundSNiiN
viii be mad" today. The car Will irAF'
tenth street Wheeling this afternoon
at 1 ga O'Clock and will arrive here AT
&. 80 making the entire trip in fifty-fIvo
minutes or twenty minutes better than
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10

for Topeka. Kansas on an EXTENDED v's1'
to relatives.
c. L. Carpenter of st. Mary =: ONO;
IS the guest Of V. l. Allehdafs OF li1lu
street
Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Wilson and son
have moved from Washington. Pa, TO
this city.
Burrel T,ohr. Of Akron. Ohio; Is visit
ing his father. having been called nome
on account Of the Illness of his brother.
Henry Philips OF Cameron was 4
business visitor here today.
George Lohr Of North street who
has becn seriously III is reported TO
be improving nicely.
George Schaub and Frank Zane nave
gone to Orlando. Fla. to spcnd Two
weeks.
Mrs A. F. buchanan and MIS- Love
Of Bridgeport and Mrs. George M. 10y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10
noh,ss, Masausrads Dance

Dahnu Temple "Dokles" has arranEcd
a ma soucradc dance to be held IN me
Elias club auditorium Fr'daE eNe..n NM,
FEBRUARY II, and all those young peo-
pie who have attended their regular
dances are cordially invited TO share
tnc varied pleasures this delightful! al,
fair will afford. The SPECIAL inuS.'a'
nrncr,r, will be- furnished by the Sun
shine Boys orchestra and will have It's
usual pep. Every guest must wear a
rnasoue and all are requested 10 appear
in fancy dress costume. grand mtrc!i
and the other merry features incident 70
p masquerade dance vii! be enJoSt" AZ
II is expected that II large crowd WIZ
attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10

Webb'S Novelty Entertainers. Of Eut-
Salo y Y. This is the first appearance
IN Wheeling of thus we'll known group
o. muS.C.dn and many young p"poIr are
Eagerly awaiting the arrival II the inNl-
ta;I"H which viii assure them an even
~ OF g,nu.n" pleasure with these art
SITS furnishing the music. There are
seven young men in this orchestra ana
ih"y appear IN striking Oriental cos
tunes WIN. Mrpsrmutt, the well known
lyric tenor. VINO mas just finished Il TWO
Years contract with the Keith ArnuSe-
m-niS a,COmpanicS tn orchestra ana
his rcnditionS OF the popular sons adds
greatly TO the program
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10


Rev. Ira Wallace. OF the Christ LUth"-
ran church Of Mozart Will attend an
inter-mission meeting OF the Pittsburgh
Synod on Monday. February ltth. Rev.
Wallace Is I member Of tho committee.
Mr.. and Mrs Randolph Remkc. "t
Logan. O.. arc the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs Fred RcmplC. OF Woodlawn.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M!ChaclS. OF Elm
Grove are receiving congratulations over
the birth of baby daughter. Mrs,
Michacls will be remembered as Miss
Johanna Grimes. Of Elm Grove.
Miss Louise Price, in privat" life Mrs.
Q. f. wee. Of New York city. who plays
the role OF June. In The Trail of tn"
Lonesome Pine" vii arriv" today to he
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred l.. john
son. of Edgwood.
Mrs NJ y. CCcil has returned 10 her
home in Cecil Place. after visiting rcla-
tinvcs In Huntington.
Mr.. and Mrs S. W. Harper. oC Ech"
Point, have gone 10 New York th'y
. for a fortnighJs sojourn.
Prosecuting attorney carl G. Bach
mann was in Pittsburgh, yesterday on
! business.
/ A. +. Brady has returned to his HON"
after being IN Washington Pa. scv"ral
"'H ~ ~ !.
H"'S NJ, William, r,,,o-s
DIT" :" II,,aII h;. ha,,,. r;rr q ,
Oh So',' ,,,,'.,t Dt,aI N- No.
0 NV W a. o- ,,,;onoI -, t.r,.,no
r.S ~ " ~ -
49,, 90 w a,a Mrs Joscph F'alken-
. 80 - >ortr MI, s,rcet . daughter
yesterday at noon, in IN" North Wheel
, ,r,, hnvni,a1 Nrs ToIkcnstcin was
ynruorlv Miss Iulu Adams. n nurse At
~ hos,;tol
: ,oross Tco Rovd NJ tho Island, Is
/, ,,,,I ,r,I, .ftnr a few,
- -,
II,,;rs -, 80 East End &c
-, =. ~, ~,
,r; . u.iLt - r,,,v,dcI,bi l.r,
.Snt as.o ,oO,..S y,,y r., nm,
t
T. c-. -, co,,,r NyLcc,.r-
re, In.. o,,n,ir,- .or 'c,eubcr,y,, ON ii
nnsinoss tr,n
NJ I,red - Johnson. Of \vrnu. Il
! t,dodal, iii b,vo M bcr ruost rod,y
. NJ Tn,,ise price who IN rr;yai. HE
Is Mrs g F. WcS. Of New York city
Nrs Voc nlovs tho leading role in tho
.Tr,u Of tho ! .oncsop,c Pine" a. tho
Court today. and is an old friend IT Nj
md Mrs Johnson
T. 7, Kuhn. at present cmploycd IN
rho rencral snncrIntcndcnt's office OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10
.1nnIor Valentine Party

Tho Junior class Ut TriadeIp0A Dis
tr,ct high school IS planning Il mcrr|
uarty To br held Friday evening, Fcoru-
arv 18th. This is the first social event
given BY the class tins year and Will DC
IN the nature OF Valentine party. y
committee is arranging the amusementS
for the evening and the guests are as,
surcd a jolly evening. After several
pleasant hours a delicious luncheon VII!
h. served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10
MSlM|lLlEK
MACADEMY CLUB \
ANNOUNCES DANCE
THE ANNUAL, SoCHAL AFFAIR Ar
RANGED IN HONOR OF WASH
INGTON'S BIRTHDAY AN
NrYERSARY ON FAB
RUARY 2lST.
Annual military Bail of Linsly Institute
VIII Probably Not Be Held
Until After Lent.

Invitations will BE- issued the Htt"r
part Of this week for the next dance OF
the Macaderry CAB, whIch Will be their
annual WaShinEton's birthday dance.
Convention haiL Auditorium orhdinE
viii be the scene Of this delightful a.
fair and elaborate decorations aprr"pr'-
etc to the season will b" effectively ar
,-,nred throughout tho large auditorium.
The color scheme VII b. carried our IN
red. white and blue and tlIEs and clever
novelties Will have an important part
~ The decorating.
The rNal interesting fcatur" 81 the
Evenings entertainment wii ~ TN
soIendid rruSl.al prOSram being ar
ranged and which viii tc played ny
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10

,'ompImentary 10 her visitor, Mrs
Harold Johnson Of cleveland. Mrs John
Troll will entertain few int!mat"
friends today at her HON" ~ Elmwood
The guests viii arrive for luncheon an"
later the afternoon Will "" spent 'n
nIayinr bridge. Mrs Clarence GrlcSe,
nf Cleveland. who is visiting MIR
Charles Hills OF Pleasant Valley, VIII
share honorS of the delightful afinlr
with Mrs. Johnson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10
Bazaar and Social

This evening at the Mcmor!al chapci
on Eighteenth street. the annual ba zaar
and social viii be held and all friends
Of the SrhurCh are invited to attend. The
affair viii be held N the club room OF
the Chapc, and tho usual tempting ar
ticlcs found at a bazaar will be there IN
a varied supply. A social time Will be
enjoyed throughout the evening and at
the conclusion refreshments VIII he
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10
RummnGe SAlo

The Catholic Wumen's League have
announced I. large rummaEc sale 20 be
held carly in the spring in the lowe-
Marke; and desire that all friends OF
thc league begin to collect articles OF
wearing apparel that could ne disposed
Of AT the sale. The proceeds VII be
used for the benefit Of the new home
opened recently by the league.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10
Community sing and Social

4 community sing and SOCIAL Will De
held in the Sherrard Consolidated schoo!
building on Frida y"E"ntnG. \ good
mus,r:,7 program Is being arranged and
following that part OF tn" "yenlnE $
plea sure the guests VIII enjoy refresh,
ynsnts Every one In the community IS
invited 10 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10
Arion Card Party

The LADIES' Auxiliary of tho Arion
society will entertain all tn" members
with =: card party IN IN" parlorS OF the
club this evening. As many OF the mem
hcrs do not dance during the Lcnten
son this card yarty was arranged TO
bring them all together for delight
full social evening. Mrs George VIII
bert and Mrs. I'd. N!rchner arc IN
charge and Mrs. Charles Bruemmer. the
president. invites all Ari"n meInbers To
h. nr.s,nt Five hundred and euchre
wtU BE- enjoyed during the evening and
the games vii! be supplemented with
Iicht luncheon. Mrs. Lee F. DoboS' the
secretary. vii accept new members IN
20 tho auxiliary at this time. only those
Who's, husbands or brothers are mem
hers OF the Arion Society being eligible.
However. ladies' may unite with the
Arion Society.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-10

The Bessie Shaw Mission ClrCle OF Ime
Stonc PRESBYTERIAN church of Elm Grove
viii serve a hot roast beef supper this
evening in the church basement. rms
srouD of women has attained quite a
reputation for their skill n the culinary
art and from al :ndtCationS to-nlgats
SINNER will be well pdtronized.