The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-05


enc held at the Island Fairgrounds and
ut H.eatherwood Lane wege most prom
inent The fair grounds were packed
throughout the afternoon hours. Dane
ing was the most popular diversion.
The eight annual community celebration
OF the out-thc-pike district was featured
BY many games contests and races \
mammoth display Of fireworks con-
Guided the days program.
-. Clairsvine held It's first big cele
brat.on In a number OF years. Starting
at . O'Clock in the moring with band
concert. a ball game. address, races and
fireworks display featured the days pro-
gram:
Fourth OF July at the Moundsvine
country club was eventful. The annual
golf tournament took place with prizes
awarded the winners. CROWDS OF
Moun,sv;ne enthusiasts attended the
tournament
Among the family picnics given yes
ter,la, were those given by Mr. and Mrs.
=. II. BrueS Of the Island: Mr.. and MIS-
]. Linton at High View Farm. their
ono above Edlngton Lane:> Mr.. and
,rs. \. T.. Marriott at their summer
N,me on the, Ohio: Mr.. and Mrs. ). W.
l,Arler at their home at Echo Point
Mr. and Mrs Nelson. III, at their nome
=, Highland Tark: Mr.. and Mrs. w. +.
Weiss at Elmwood Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Stitel at "Edemar' and MI. ana
MI .--ses II. Beans at their home
81 lCA=anI View.
Sou,h Wheeling Riddles were given an
o,d-rL. h.rucd r'curth Of July celebration
at the I'll sixth street playgroun.S
ry the bu Ell. - men OF the South SIDE.
r"..,sur. %. IT, occasion were pro-
,,Jcd to: The occasion for the young
>t.,rs and various contests and games
we're enjoyed
The garden party at the busch home
At Elm Grove was one OF the day DIG
yest events. Cards were enjoyed In inc
afternoon and dancing In the evening
re affair was attended by large num-
Der Of friends OF the Catholic Women
LEAGUE, who were the hostesses'
One Of the most delightful OF smaller
hAliday events was the party at the
t,Inonf,erd residence on the Island. hon
ling the Misses Peters and Stone. The
rrowd picntcked in the afternoon and
G.pccd In the evening at the home or
Miss Moves on North Front.
Local Artists TO Perform.
At the West Liberty Normal scnoo.'
Thursday evening At S;l rsr %er BY
LOCAL artists quartette. composed OF
Miss Helen Farnell. popular Mart'ns
FERRY soprano: Miss Margaret RooeSos,
noted wheeling contrano; Mr. pan
Lanes ,he bass singer. Of Martins Ferry.
ana Mr. Elmer Hoelzle. wheeling TENOR
Who leaves this city shortly for Texas.
ava Mr.. Oliver Edwards. wen knoM
local pianist. will render the following
The Morning OF the Year. .Cadman
0uartette: The Spirit OF Spring. -
Miss Helen Farnell. soprano: MISS
Margaret Roberts. contralto: Mr..
Elmer Hoelzle. tenor: Mr. Dan
Jones bass Mr.. oliver Edwards
plano accopanimentt. ,,
Soprano Solo: Welcome sweet "ino'y
Miss Helen Farnell.
Bass Solo: The Brooklet Ran From
the Mountain. ............
Mr.. Dan Jones. A,
Tenor Solo: Again the sun Is over AL
Mr. Elmer Hoelzle.
Duet Isoprano and tenOr): Alas That
Ny Heart Il a Lutte.
Alto Solo: The Moon Behind the Cot
r. s0n"S Solo: II canno, sing 70 Thee
onar,ette: The Spirit Delay. ...-
Tntermission.
Cello Solo: Selected .....: ...-------
Oliver Edwards.
Bass Solo:
Ga) AS Deep as the Deep Blue Sea.
......:........ ..'...... irrtrie
(b) Morning ....... .,...... 'SpeaH5
Sir. Dan Jones.
Soprano Solo:
ia) Springs Awakening Sanderson
tbJ when the Heart Fills With
Song ..................l RUSSELL
Miss Helen Farnell.
ruet (tenor and hass): LoYe and var.
Mr. Elmer Hoelzle. Mr.. Dan JoneA
Tenor Solo: .,,- ,.,...
CaJ The Wreck o. the Julie clamte
(b) All Joy DeVine,: - -
Mr.. Elmer HoelzIs
contralto Solo:
(a) Pale Moon. '..''''''
ftSN Lilac Time. -
Miss Margaret Roberts
opartette: Good Night.
Tn. Fourth At Country Club.
Because Of the numerous small! lam