The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
WARWOOD
Items for this column may be left
at McNanIara's Drug Store for Miss
Elizabeth Mcclure, correspondent
Birthday Party

Little Eleanor Mckee entertained
cut" a number OF her little playmatos
at her home on Seventeenth street yes
tcrday afternoon In honor OF her hfth
birthday anniversary. The usual cha
dren's games wcra enjoyed until 5
o'clock when dainty refreshments were
served. The color scheme was pink
end white and tho favors were Jars OF
candy and small pink and white baskets
of candy. Those present were: Eleanor
Mckee. Helen Golden, Margaret HEIR.
Elizabeth Aaron, Betty Evans. Helen
Rarhar. Ethel Schafrer, Betty Ruth
Hunker. Oakley McKim. Eileen Hunker.
Maxine Barbar, Dorothy Emhofr, Nor
man Mckee Margaret bunker and
Ralph Emhofr
Hnterbains visitors
Mrs. David Anderson delightfully."- en-
terta!ned number OF friends at her
homo on Vance avenue last evening
with a q o'clock dinner in honor OF her
quests. Mesdames Frank Zion and Will
liam Frat. OF Newark. o. After tho din
n"r 800" was tho pleasant pastime.
Those present were: Mesdames Frank
Zion. William Frat. Harold Sanders.
John Cummlns. Martin Kari Albert Ed
wards. Henry Tracey Donald FrecSe
and David Anderson.
week-End Party
Misses Clara and BETTY Cornell Will
be hostesses at a delightful Weekend
rarty to be held at their home on Cherry
Hill Jh!s week end. In honor OF their
visitors, Miss Flora Cornell. OF Detroit,
md Miss Mary McCarty. Of Cleveland.
The young people will enjoy a dancing
party Saturday evening. sbout 20 young
people Will he present.
Entertains o1ub
Mrs Katherine Reilly entertained tho
members OF her euchre club at her homo
IN Warwood avenue last evening. AS
usual. cuchre was the pleasant pastime
until a late hour when refreshments
were served.
Stores Close
Yesterday a. noon all tho Warwood
stores closed for tho rest of tho day
This Is the first time this year and will
be continued through tho hot summer
months. This gives tho merchants a
halr holiday. which they deserve as
they work long hours. Tho public Is
asked 70 do their buying early In the
morning.
chIldren's Day
The annual Ch!ldren's day WIN be
celebrated in the Warwood Presbyterian
Sundny school Sunday morning at 10
o'clock. All tho children taking part
ore asked TO be at the church this att
crnoon at o'clock promptly. There
will r. no church service IN tho morn
Ing as tho program will ia long and the
baptism OF infants will take place.
Lookout Circle
Thu Lookout circle Of tho Christian
church held very interesting meeting
~ the home ~ Mrs. II. r. Frye on Haz-
lott avenue last evening Mrs. !. d.
TAYLOR presided at tho business meet
ing. after which light refreshments
were serVidn.
PerBonatg
Mrs. Mary Jones Is visiting reht'vrs
in New Mart'nsv!lle.
Nrrs, William Collins attended tho
e,or,,ca Star Legion convention at
Cameron.
Misc Mary Eumes - visiting friends
AZ Washinrton. Fa.
Miss Molly Hanley. Of Tn'ontown. Pa.
Il visiting friends here.
Miss Margaret Penderran. 81 wash
,nQton. Pa. Is visiting friends IN South
Warwood.
n T, Ratns left Inst evening FOR wes-
ron who're h. will visit his son. Donald,
and family.
n 7, Harrison. F. K. Rowan and
Pussel DIhon will spend tho week-snh
a, ramr Rowan. down the river.
Miss Mildred Winner Is able n b"
ou, after being confined 70 her hon"
for tho "a two weeks on account OF
Illness.
Edward Smith. Scott Johnston ana
Calvin Peck have returned 10 var
wood after attending school at W. v
I. tho past season.