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CLAIRVOYANTS
Licensed by the District Of Coiun,b
SOC MADAME SELIA 5
soc.

Egyptian Palmist and Medium
Gives true advice you can depend on In
business, love. health. and family affairs;
tells the name of future husband or wife
and how to win the one you love- makes
up lovers quarrels or family troubles, re-
unite the separated and makes happiness
lest for you and how to gain success in
anything you take in hand; II you are hav-
ing bad luck trouble consult Nine. Selia
she can help you: satisfaction guaranteed.
Phone FRANKLIN 1881. Special readings
6oc. Daily and Sunday. s3l 7fh 81. N. w,
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HOUSES FOR SALE

Beautiful Chevy Chase Home
sl5,250-Easy Terms.
New hollo~-tils. s-room and two bath
home. Of the semi buny allow type. hot water
heat. electric lights; bullt-in garage. One
square ~ the Circle.
Bungalow, 6auls Addition.
ylS,500-Terms.
Attractive bungalow Of rooms and
bath. hot-wstsr heat. electric lights; on a
l.rge lot with double garage Stone foun-
dalton aud porch
CLEVELAND PARK
4,000-Terms.
Unusually desirable semi-detached home
Of rooms ana bath. hot-wster heat, elec.
trie lights; sleeping porch. breakfast and
front porehes. soreenA vide lot TO an alley.
CHEVY CHASE BUGAL0W
$l3,750-Easy Terms.
Charming frame and stone bungalow, of
3 rooms and . baths. all modern Improve
mentz. Including built-in garage. slAssed In
sleeping porch. large stone fireplace. This
home Ii Ideally arranged with large living
room. library and bedrooms. Owner lesv-
ing city
WILLIAM X
30l Southern Bldg.
Hours 8 A. M. to 6 p. M. Daily.
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HARRY l.. ARNOLD.

Harry Eugene Arnold, father OF
Mrs. G. NJ. Koockogsy. of Washington.
died Thursday at his home in Miami,
Fla, according to word received here
today. The body will be sent to Bal
timore for interment.
Mr., Arnold was born in Baltimore
sixty-six years ago. Last year he
went to Miami for his health. Besides
Mrs. Koockogay. he is survived by
two daughters, two sons and six
grandchildren
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DEATHS.

HARVEY. on sunday. March s. 1871, at
$50 D. m. LASINA ". widow Of the
late James O. Harvey ct the residence
Of her daughter, 22b Fourteenth street
northeast. Services will be held at Lam
ham, Prince George county, Nd, Wednes-
day, at II a. m, March ?.
Saturday, March 5, 1921. at li.i5 a, m,
DAVID L., beloved son OF the late Law
renee and Catherine Hickey. Funeral
from his sisters residence, 200 ! street
northwest, Tuesday, March s, at s1S
a M thence to st. Aloysius Church,
where requiem mass will be sung at s:as
a m Kindly omit flowers.
JtsT. suddenly, on Fridsy morning.
March T. 1921, at 1880 o'clock. FRANK
G. JUST. at his residence, Grant place
northwest; brother OF William ". Just,
OF York Beach, Maine, 1nterment in
family burial place, Brewsters. New
York.
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McKEEVER & GOSS,

.1405 Eye St.
PARK VIEW.
Nne home In desirable location; con-
iainA seven spacious rooms and bath;
has all modern conveniences: hot
water heat, electric lights; garage
very good buy at 1880.
MekEEvER q Goss.
1905 Eye st. Main asa.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Fine semi home located on
I'm street. eight rooms and bath
and sleeping porch: double rear
porches: has electric lights good heat
ing plant hardwood floors and trim;
two-cAr garage opening onto 20-foot
alley. Price. $500.
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Main 4752.

DOWNTOWN.
niRe-room and bath home IN
downton section; semi-detsched; three
lent closets: electric lights; hot-water
heat; screens throughout; space for
garage. Priced low at Si2.too.
McKEEyER 4 Goss,
laoS Eye st. Main t7bg.
. NoRTHEAsT.
home that can be bought on
basis OF $1,000 cash: brick construc-
tion; six rooms and bath; good heat
ing plant: porches. long back yard with
plenty Of room for garage. Price
$500.
& GOSS,
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PROF. STEVENS.

FNOF. > r FNS,
MASTER MIND OF PSYCHICS, CLAIR
VOYANT AND PALMIST.
Advices on all affairs OF life. including z
business and specializing. II affairs of the
heart or emotions of love interest you. he
gives exact and truthful revelations. settles
lovers quarrelx, enables you to win the
esteem and arectiSn of anyone you desire.
causes speedy and happy marriage, tells II
the one you love Is true, also date OF mar
confidence to lovers and discordant fami-
lies. Gives you the full secret how to con-
troll, ia scinate and charm the one you love
also those you meet. How to make a per-
son at a distance think of you
Positively reunites the separated. Makes
no charges in advance for his readings
Unless you ind him superior to any me-
dium you have ever visited, you receive
your reading absolutely free. Without ask =
ing you question he tells your name in
full and the names OF those in whom you
are Interested.
ooE 4, q. NJ Wy
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MRS. JAMES O'BRIEN,
NINE. BELLE

NINE. BELLE
Egyptian palmist, gives true advice In
business love, health and family affairs;
tells who and when you'll marry ana how
to avoid all bad luck and evil influence.
CONFIDENTIAL readings daily. 10 a. m p m
li2. 9Th st. N, w. between and NJ
PRIVATE READINGS GIVEN DAILY.
MRS. LILLIAN GREEN,
1t2i eth ST N w. Phone N. s2sA
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PROPOS AIS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Wash.
ington, d C., March 4. 1921. SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received at this office
until 2 o'clock p. m, March 20. 1921, for
the purchase Of tankaee recovered from
garbage collected by the Commissioners,
u. c.. from April I. 1921, to and Including q
September 80. 1921 Forms OF Proposals,
Specincatlons and Information may he OBJ
tsined from chief Clerk. Ensineer Depart
ment Room t27, District building y.
THtiMAN HENDRlCK, G. W. KUTZ.
MABEL T. BoARDMAN. Commissioners.
ID. C
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DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHERS.
MARTHA SPENCER,
ONE OF THE WORLDS MOST DISTIN-
GUISHED MENTAL PSYCHIC MEDI-
UMS AND LIFE READERS

STUDIO, 924 14TH ST. N. w.
CONVINCED PERSONALLY OF THE
HONESTY AND SINCERITY OF HEP
WORK. Without asking "A question she
will tell you the object OF your call. your
name, names Of friends. relatives and ac-
tual facts concerning your life and circum-
stances which you know to be absolutely
true. The MADAME WILL REFUSE TO
ACCEPT ANY FEE UNLESS SHE GIVES
THE UTMOST SATISFACTION. Imm ed l.
ately benefited and permanently helped by
consulting her at once. Hours 10 to s. Cut
this out for future success and reference
REMEMBER THE ADDRESS. 92t 18th
ST, OPPOSITE FRANKLIN PARK
NINE. FREEDA 25c: love and business
bring ad. 7o9 4th st. n. w.
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925 + st. N. w.

ACKNOWLEDGED TO HAVE NO EQUAL.
CARLETTA,
MEDIUM AND PSYCHIC MENTALIsT.
INSPIRATlONAL LIFE READER
TELLS YOUR NAME
STUDIO, 90S 14th st. n. w.
Tells you the cause Of your trouble how
to permanently overcome It. tells names
Of friends, enemies: husband wife or
sweetheart ~ false or true: who to trust,
who to avoid. REUNITES SEPARATED,
WHO AND WHEN TO MARRY, III EVER
FOR POSITIVE RESULTS AFTER ALL
OTHERS FAIL--SEE CARLETTA
PHONE MAIN 1856
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FLORISTS

FUNERAL DESIGNS.
OF every observation-disclosures psssaA
ma Isl. h v.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01

Academy vii! present delightful mus
ical program this evening IN the music
hal OF the academy. The following III
t"r"st!rG program Will l." given:
I-ntSun--For The S:a~~ InL America
i'iauo Trio---P Petite concert MaItz..'.
.............,...... - t'""''''
Angela Llyurh. E"~o'n'"y RABIES.
l."ura E's'h"t
Piano Duo--F'arand"i;t. ........ .MurH't
FIRST piano MarGar' fraC"c
Second piano. lIricu F"';r
Piano Soio---Summrr Treasures.
Observation-Disclosures. EnSIHm"nn
Mary Andrea tuuUcn;"cS
Rec!tat:un-Sin Telling Time
Richard klWS
Piano Solo--Thc S,m-; 81 tho Flowers
Paul Wilton
Cecilia p't"nn'n
Piano ouartettc--A'unr,rt r"lka......
First piano. Elizabeth Dumas and
Mildred EGg"
Second piano. Esther Lang and
Helen Fette
Rcrltation@- Lady lli!drgardc's Feast
Elizabeth R"brccht
rtaar 500. Showers a. stars. 10y achS
Geraldine Lcmmcn
rilno .Soin N""tUrur ....... flc.dnouSe
MIA Carpenter
riano plo---N ruli~h Dance. SCharWcnN2
First plano. Geraldine clark
Second piano. Ella Marie TrAuiWcn
Rccitativn--I.!tlle Mother
lI"i"n Sw"nhcrg
Piano Solo--LoIr's Guiding Star
Observation-Disclosures. ..tarl w. Kern
Mabel Witzhcrrer
Piano Solo--Drvam q Paradise. DC Bar
Angela Lynch
Chorus-Gentlc Voices OF the Morning
Eighth Year Pupils
p!ano Sole New Spr1ug. ....... lang"
Catherine to"hcS
Piano Duet Frost kinE MAr"h.......
SrhI"r"lhcin
Marian Hanan. Elizabeth Rohr"rht
Piano Solo--Ech uc>; FROM tn" Mountain
..................... ......... .l'G'I"r
Dolores Macy
Piano Duo--Diano. ...........H Hoist
First piano. lau.ir" binncSan
Second piano. Mary M.Ldrlin" liow!"y
tt.on--The Legend Of ST 'nr!s-
tophcr
Mary Gcrtrud" Flanagan
Piano Solo-I'on Amor .I:tu. Beaumont
Virginia Rrmpc
T'iano purt-Prlk.i I;uud". Blake
Wilma Jane tIinninGham.
Teresa RG5rccht
Piano SoIo-ScCnnd NalS" ...... GODDARD
Rosetta WcitZcn
Recitation - Aunt Sylv:a's Geography
Alta Carpenter
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Durthart-Auth wedding

An Interesting wedding VIII b" SOL
, mui2ed his morning at o'clock at ST.
.N!rhonsus' church when Miss Anna
Auth. daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. Peter
Auth, of the Fax End becomes the
bride Of Mr.. Charles W. Burkhart OIL
ih.S rIiy. Rev. Father BonaEcnture O.
NJ Cap VIII celebrate the nupt!al hlgh
mass and vii! also perform tn" cere-
muny. Miss Adelaide Auth will be her
sisters bridesmaid and Mr. Albert
Auth. brother OF the bride, will be the
best man. Prof Shifrlcr will be in
charge of tho musical proErom.
\ wedding breakfast will follow the
mass. being held al the home &c tn"
brides parents and later in tn" morn
:ng Mr.. Burkhart and his bride will de-
part on I honeymoon 10 various points
0C interest. On their return they VIII
take up their residence i'll this city.
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THREE

delightful pastimes Of an out Of door
picnic.
tho custom for those who comprise these
asses 70 gather in informal way
for a social and acquaintance time. but
instead of the usual banquet Of former
years a picnic will he the occasion Tor
the reunion this year.
In order that lunch may be provided.
thc names Of all who intend TO go must
bc in at the association office by Nom
day noon. juno 6. The religious educa-
ton committee is in charge or the
event. and will arrange a delightful pro-
gram.
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MoOroFolmar

Announcement OF tn" marriage or
Miss Sr-rda l'olmrr daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Fuimdr of chiffon
Heights. Elm Grove. and Mr.. Maurice
Moore OF Elm Grove. comes as Il
pleasing surprise 10 their many friends.
Tn" marriage was quietly Sn!"mniz"d
Monday morning at o'clock At ST.
Marks Lutheran church With Rev.
Alpcrs officiating. Later Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore departed on Il honeymoon 10 the
rISt and on their return will tax" un
their residence in Elm Grove. The bride
and groom are both very we'll known.
having been students OF Tr!adrlnhi:t
High school! Mr.. Moore IS conncdled
with II" Community Savings and Loan
Company.
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Luncheon Today.

Mrs Fred +. Cowl will be hostess to
= rroun Of friends today at her home In
t;icnwood Heights. when she entertains
with n luncheon in honor OF her niece.
Miss Anita V. Wr;mcr. whose marriage
10 Mr.. ]. Edwin Harper Of Cambridge,
ohio. will be an event of June Z. The
guests at todays luncheon Will include
tho immediate relatives OF the honor
guest. covers being laid for twenty.
ha sket of margueritcs will form the at
tractiyn CcntcrpicCc.
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Twir Meeting Today

The first "Wednesday Of tho month
WI! see tho regular n"m!-m"nthly meet
!arS &c the Various Twi6 Organizations
L. follows:
M"mhrrs 81 the Titfin Twig will meet
at 81. Lukr'S Parish lIouS". ana Mrs
LAURA Whitley will b" hostess OF IN"
day. l.unrhcun Will h" served ~ !
O'Clock. The following hours will he
spent a. u"rdi"wurk.
The Graft Twig members vi" com"
together 1T III" home a.: Mrs. II, E3rth
lIrarnr Il, Woodsdllr NJ o'clock. Fol
lowing the serving Of luncheon. tnc
usual Tw!s work Will occupy seTera!
hours.
\ change has been made in the time
Of meeting for the Gift shop TwiE
which will haNr It's sessions IN Inc
morning during the summer months
"Wednesday they Will meet At 10 O'Clock
with Mr.. W. T.. Weiss At h"r home IN
E!mw""d. Ia conclude with luncheon az
! O'clock.
The second TwiG VIII meet with Mrs
W. A. CrlcraCt for luncheon AT her nome
II Lennon. Several hours IT the pleas
ant Tw:r pas,im" Vii follow.
Mrs William lilcS$n"r Will he hostess
To the Laurel TwiG ut IN" Country c!ue
ON tho arrival OF the guests 1T ! O'CLOCK
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Another our Of In" delightful social
functions arranged Ivy thu members III
tin Wumnn'A club 70 raise funds Tor
their club house il III" card party 10 lie
given this afternoon by Mrs. l'Crcy L.
callahan and her sister. Mrs. Guy T.
Mnurr. This charming AFFAIR Will -"
held at tn. humr of Mrs. Callahan IN
G!rnwuod Heights. and VIII be enjoyed
ry twcnty-four guest" six Tables accom-
mnduting th'm for lridg". The games
vii y" supplemented with the s".Eint
of Il t%o ,rrurS.. luncheon. Roses ma
p.nk aid Whit" pcO:i!"s; iut"rm!ngl"d
with ur~rnrry form tn. attractive d"''-
rntiouS throughout th" home. and t'"S :
lovely blossoms will also feature ne
luErhrOn appointments.
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Tin. lsi~"laGr or M'ss Helen Roll.
.!augh',r .f Mrs. Elizabeth l,"lf IT Fit-
i...,.h street. md Mr. james VI. SIM raj
Jr. r I'i'i.burEn VIII u" quietly SOL
,.r,ulzrG ihi4 afternoon Mt AS o'clock
q. the home or the bride. Rev. Father
q. II. Moyr. V. c.. Will olr!ciatc. Fol
IuwiuE n" ceremony Mr.. S!mcral ami
h;a hriGr will drrart on a honeymoon
wi.irh Will terminate at Pittsburgh
where they Will take UP their residence
Mr.. sSmcral being an cmployr or the
I'ruc,Ur X Gamble company OF th;t
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rrIa,Iy-a ut the bride and groom being
present for tn. ceremony.
'rh. bride will wear Il handsome suit
I'll navy blue pu!rrt Twill. with nat
shoes and gloves in n contrasting Shade
Of gray Her cur~ar" VIII be- formed
Of brides roses and valley lilies.
Following tn" ceremony wedding
dinner Will H." %~rT"d Ht tn" home or the
brides sister. Mr.. Max S"haf"r. No.
5"4 South York STREET. with covers Laid
for tn" families.
TudaN'S bride - TIA" charming Young
d,urhtrr Of Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Me-
Grarkra OF Florida street, and MP until
Il short time ago WAS employed as
>t"nographrr ut tho Elliott Fisher COM
pany Mr.. Yahrling. who is a son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert iahrling OF Elrr-
cnth street. is proprietor "f the cigar
stand in tn" Whr''linE steel corporation
building They have the best wishes OF
their many friends. whom they VIII he
glad to 81" at Ih"ir new home. NO. 81
South Wabash street.
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l'Iauy S"ln Rcv"rl". ........... ialr:'i
Sarah .Nrncs Quinn
Ecritnt!on--TE" Say ~; 'EsuS''
MARTHA l;Jhh
P.ano Soda Iiu&Sfr' Return .."i'.': :''T
Marpurrit" lt"hr"'''
,'a"rus ;i'Irt I:rr"rtil Hhfui"g
Ninth Year ndI.'s
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MS 81
PROMAT L|NS[Y
r"rY-Two COUPLES ENJOY AN
NUAL FUNCTION LAST N1aHT
IN OLD ARMoRY.
Orange and Black, Biloxi md Red. and
Purple and white in Lovely
Decorations.

The SENIOR e giUSly las; tut" enjoyed
Their ma! school days S"''A' tHn'i"h
at the historic Cd arni"rN Ia>t nISht
when they wrrc tHr E,;"st> u: honor =;
she annual .lun:"r- SENIOR prom. The AZ
rlorS move" ApH"Ar"i m'r" "cNui!'"'
than last u;Eit. thr ,''n!h."rI E"t'rN 81
thu, tMn ,.iA~~'S aud tAr >tHc"; c'l"rS
BEN; effectively ,CrIaSrd thr"UEho"t
rho rN,,r,, ORANGE and bla,h. tnr school
C"lC-S. were IS"d u forming an arca-
way over thu STAIRS u; n" entrance ~
~, a-,rnrv and over had Was IN "ranE"
and h:.,ck p"an1nt b"NclnS 1911 IN honor
rt the graduates of ~. Purple and
white. the Junior C,aSScoiprS ana red
and black. the vuiors Of the Senior class
were iD;Crminglri and ARRANGED n
$trran"rS across the ceiling and down
Tho side walls OF the room. Jones Nov
city orchestra furnished - TN" must
cal program and light refreshments
were served during the !a;crm'sS'onS.
Mr.. and Mrs pan.rl Long ana Mrs.
John Mathis and Mrs. L. f.. BonS w"r"
the chopcrorcS and the Following JUNIOR
committee were IN complete charge OF
tho more than successful eN"n':
Sergeant Thomas Joseph. chairman.
I'aptain A. !. Brcitcn>te:n.
corporal Nelson Bycott.
Sergeant Edward Mathis.
t'orporal Thomas Shields.
Sergeant Norman HU!dErmAa
McSSrS.-
E,,lph Miles George r Eouc
t'a-l Hami,I Campbell Palmer
Biil shilling VIM. Stoctzcr
Lee Spiders ). II. Johnson
Thomas Joseph Merritt Brand
L. Ereltcnstcin Edward trbauch
Is;il Joseph Henry Bcit
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Bible Class Outing.

Young Womcn'S Christian association
Will enjoy 4 delightful picnic Tuesday
evening. June :, at Mozart park. The
Ladies' will meet and make III" pleasant
trip on the street car. and upon arriving
at their destination will find the usual
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Yahrling- NC Cracken.

Miss Eh"a Ethel McCraCken and Mr..
{. Frederick Yahrling will be married
this afternoon at o'clock NJ tho par
sonapr Of tho Thomson NJ. Il. church.
with the pastor. Roy. Vim. <. Craig. Of
iicinting There will be no immediate
attendants. only the close friends and
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russday Aftarnoon Bridge.

Mrs ]. Adam Blum entertained the
members Of the Tuesday Afternoon
Rridgc club Yesterday at her home In
woodsda,c The usual delightful SEES
sion Of this interesting pastime was
followed by the serving OF delcctable
luncheon Of very pretty appointments.
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New Era Guild

The members of tn" New Ira Guild
II the SION" l'r' Shyt"rian Sunday
school W.. the guests Of Miss Hazel
Wallace and ISIS Hazel f'rash"r ~ the
home OF Miss Wallace in oTnrbro0k
Thursday evening. Juno =. This will
10 thu regular class meeting and will
h.. featured with 4 miscellaneous show
cr for Mrs. Edward lh!eSt. formerly
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About June 4th Whecl'n-'s new face.
terra Will he -Watch-LooK-
Observation-Disclosures jelly
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Hugus Wins.

Wright IIugus WAS tho victor over j.
L.. Bowie in their match Of tn" semi
finals played at tho Wheeling Tennis
club courts at Edgdalr yesterday. the
score being 6-3. Co., Mr.. Hugh Fleming
and Arthur Ebb"rt viii play their match
this Afternoon. with III" winner meet
in., Mr. IIugus for the tournament.
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DIXIE CLUB OPENS
SEASON AT PARK

, The Pike club Announces IN" frS' .
o. a series OF summer dances To b. held :
az the White Palace 1t Wheeling lark |
on Thursday evening. June ?. Tho N"t- |
son Naples orchestra OF ClarNSburE. /
w. Va. has been engaged TO furnish
the program for this first event ana the
Dixie bays have lined up wonderful
group Of splendid orchestraS Tor the
other dances Of the series. The NelsoH
Naples orchestra comes here we'll recon- |
mended and rot unknown for these
musicians arc recognized as among the
ro-cmaSt oc the state. Their music has
been met with acclaim AL along the
limo OF their touring route and that the
Dixie boyS have secured Their services Is
a matter FOR congratulations Invita-
lions for the first Of these delightful
summer dances will bn n the mail with
in 4 few days and their arrival assures
tho recipient an evening OF rare enjoy
,nent. The committe in charge Of piXio
dances has always been un;:rtng IN their ,
efforts to provide novel and interesting
entartainmrnt for their guests and the
summer dances will certainly not be an
exception 10 their rule The committee
- composed Of: Beans. Baer. Gstein.
Murphy. Clark sam Front. Sig Front,
McCann, Cowan and Becke.
Alpha P1 Invitations
rorios pf the following invitation
have been rsS.rivcI by a large number
cr 49,. younger set who are looking for .
ward - ;h~ dane" with great pleasure:
Nph;t - Alumni Fraternity Feature
Dance
Wheeling Park
Friday cvrniug. June 10Th. 1921
Jones Novelty Entertainers
t-igh' pieces with Singcrs)
First Appearance
Accom- .nodItionS after dance
Dancing 900
Committee: Freeman. Davis. Webb
For Recent Bride
Miss Margaret Stewart entertained
klaSt evening at the home Of her par
~iS. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Stewart. at
Elm: Grove. with miscellaneous
shower for her SiSter--in-law. Mrs.
riacr WAS Miss Blanche Meek. Tae
evening was spent In varied Socirl pur-
SuitS and ~ Il lat" hour a tempting
l,nchsou wax served. \ color scheme
rr mink ami white was effectively car
Rod our with pink pc"u;cS and ferns
,S = c~ntcr- piece and IA" favorS w"rc
min ature baskets filled with dainty
r0nirct!onS. The following enjoyed the
affair:
Misses
Winona Dorsey F1"rin" Moore
Anna Nav k"l>"r k'th"-in" Eaker
Lillian SmIth Il"r" l"hSIrF ;
MIRA l.Ittt' -h't N"''| 'S""dIk
MrSCll MOS
Toy Neck Edward hurley
7 VI Meek Richard Miller
Ylizatrth Moore :. Patterson
4 r. rillrt Harry Howard
Margaret I.insley Ray Rice
fIrnrr Mrrdc, ". T. Shamrock
paul Shields ia. Stewart, Jr.
Cut Glass shower :
Miss Anita Y. Weimer was honor .
guest a. :. delightful party given last b
evening by Mrs. William jasper at her
homo on South Chapi;nc street. Tho
AFFAIR was in the nature OF a cut glass
shower and the br!de-clcCt was I'll" re-
ccpient Of - bcw!ld"ring array OF beau-
,irul presents. At tho conclusion OF
program Of delightful social paStimes .
zinc guests were served a tempting lur-
chron at which the appointments were ,
carried out IN 4 color scheme OF pink
and white. The guests wrrc the mcm- ,
bers OF Mrs. Jaspers bridge club and
included the following:
Misses
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Stn.cral- Rolf.

iunclrnn WI h" served. Ia prccedo
, IA: : "itrruuuu a. H"winE.
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Enrarercnts Announced.

Ms N!rgt;s!a 'r"w'h"" "n'":'a n"d
H.. IN! mh,rS ct IN, l.. {. l.. ,itt' last
rvrui;.l; at her huri" on tn" Island. At
which TIM, formal SUPERINTENDENT wIs
mlri,. ur the ,.usH:"iu"uts Of Miss lhn
cox and Mr.. t;rur-" tanphvll h"ih Of
Martins Ferry. and Misc Evelyn Neal
If K,rhwnnd auh Mr. William Turner Il
North Wheeling. Tho Weddings Viii
tax" place IN Juu".
Th" evening w;,% spent IN dil'rs IN
,"rcS;.uE $.,.;t. Ways. aHl 80 ia" clos"
Of the rl"aiug IL" guests We're invited
into the dining room. where = tempt n!:
lunch""u WAS served. The Interesting
news WIS conveyed ~ IN" guests ON tho
p,:,r" cards. covers, were laid Tor TIN
f,lInw. rr.
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Recital Tonight.
The. preparatory pupils Of St Joseph's