The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
eoMINq FROM ALL OVER STATE
OPENS TONIGHT WITH MID
NIaHT wHrRL AND THEATRE
PARTY.
FIRST BUSINESS SESSION ToMoR-
row MORNING WITH MAYOR
rRoNER DELIVERING FIRST
ADDRESS.
MARKET AUDITORIUM TO
CROWDED TO CAPACITY WITH
EXHrBrrs-SPECIA AFFAIRS
FOR THE LADIES.

gates AT the first session 10 he held to-
morrow R r. Steele. president OF the
association will make the response q
Mayor Thoner's welcoming address.
TO-DAY Will be taken up at arranging
the displays at the Market auditorium
by the exhibitors. the work Of erecting
the booths has been going on for the
past week and the huge convention hall
OF the auditorium Will be filed with
exhibits. Over $50. 900 worth Of under
taking furniture and equipment will be
on display and the work Of decorating
the hall Is under the supervision OF the
George A. Fern company, OF Cincinnati.
Ohio.
A splendid entertainment program Tor
the members and their wives has been
arranged and amusement portion OF the
convention will begin with the Midnight
whlrl 70 be held this evening. Tho
members and their wives will witness
the Eees-BAI stock company presenta-
ton OF the farce "Parlor. Bedroom and
Bath" this evening at the Rex theatre.
Following the Whtrl the guests Will re-
pair TO the Court Cafeteria, where they
will enjoy a dinner-dance-s
Luncheons. teas, auto rides throuGh the
Wheeling district and theatre parties
will make up the program planned t.
the ladies.
The following are the officers OF the
West Virginia Funeral Directors asso-
citation:
P. 4 Simpson. president. Charleston,
We Va: r. r. Steele. vice president.
Huntington. W. Va; Frank f. Foster
secretary and treasurer. Wellsburg. w.
Va; George H. Kindelh"-ger. Sergeant
at arms, Wheeling. w. Va.
ExeCrtiyA committees Clarence J.
Bertchey. Edward Cooey. C. K. Hide
brand. II A Davidson. Carl J. kepner.
S NJ Kendall.
Delegates TO National Association
Bruce Spindler. Lawrence Cunningham.
H D. Wells. G. E. Hildehrand, A. E.
Owens.
Bylaws committee-G. E. Hndee-and,
J. W. Luther. +. G.. LobbaN. Ralph Hoy.
A. T. Draper.
The Committees
The entertainment committees are:
local entertainment committee: Clarence
Bertschy, G. E Hildebrand. Carl J. Keep
ner. Frank Schroeder Edward Schmel-
chel. Wilbur Heslop. Howard Wilson. c.
Edw. Springer. Charles Watkins, w. Z
Cooey. Louis Bertschy. George kingle-
berger, Lawrence Noble. Richard Nc
Gov. Albert Grafton, A. E, Cr!der. Ed
ward Cooey. Secretary and Treasurer.
Ladies' entertainment committee;
Mesdames Edward SchmeichaL Carl j.
Kepner. Frank Schroeder. Clarence
Bertschv. Howard Wilson. Wilbur Hes
lop. W. R. Cooey. c. Edw, Springer
Frank Foster Edward Cooey. Louis
Bertschy. Charles watkins. George Kin
delberger. Richard Mccoy. Charles
Bruemmer. Albert Grafton. \. E. Crider
The business sessions will he held on
Tuesday morning and afternoon with
the election OF new members on Tues
day afternoon.
Opening Session, 10 D. M
Call 10 order. President p A. Simpson
Charleston, W. Va
Invoca ton. Rev. A {. Rasche
st. Paurs Evangelical Church.
Wheeling. ". Va.
stnzinE. ry Mr.. Carl Neer
Wheeling. W. Va.
-............H Hon. Thomas r. Thorer
Mayor OF Wheeling. W. Va
Response. Observation-Disclosures. 4. z. Steele
Huntington. W. Va.
slnginr. by Mr.. Carl E Neer
Wheeling. ". Va
Announcements by local committee
Afternoon Session. p. m
Invocation Rev. E. NJ. Preuss, Cleve-
land. Ohio.
Roll call
heading Of minutes OF previous meet
ing
Appointment OF committees
Annual Message. a Simpson
Report OF secretary and treasurer
Address SYSTEMATICALLY W II. McLa!n
Department OF Health.
Wheeling. w. Va.
Election OF new members
Address. ............... Austin Breed
Cincinnati. Ohio
Lecture and Demon stration.
.................D c. \. Rencuard
Renouard College Of Emhalmjrg
New York City
Announcements BY local committee
Ladies' entertainment.
Tuesday.
All Ladies' are invited 20 attend open
ing session. 1000 A. VI.
Auto ride. 600 +. NJ. Visiting all
points OF interest. Including IN" resi-
Dental section. Washington Farm. and
a trip 10 the Ohio County Poor Farm.
the finest and most up-to-date home FOR
the poor In the United States. where
lunch will be served at 5:nn T. NJ
Tuesday Evening.
The entire evening will be given over
TO the exhibitors. Don't miss This. "a
u will he one big order after another.
On Wednesday morning the ladies'
will enjoy a personally conducted shop
ping tour through the leading depart
nent stores In the city with luncheon
at noon They will he guests at a
theatre party in tho afternoon a han
uuet and ball n o'clock at the E.lks'
club.
The members % the association will
hold morning ard afternoon business
sessions with the election OF officers
and delegates 10 the national conven-
ton IN the afternoon.
On Thursday the State Board OF En-
balmers will meet 10 examine applicants.
Twelve applications have been secured
so far and the applicants Will be given
heir examinations on Thursday morn
Ing at 10 O'Clock
TIL Exhibitors
The following Is list Of IN" exhibit
tors who have displays In the Market
Auditc- Ium:
ans> Springfield Metallic Casket Co,
EprinEfield. Ohio.
4 Clarkshurs Casket co. ClarAsburg
y " Va.
Buckeye Caske, Co. Columbus. Ohio
Crane x Ryccd MFG. Co. Cincinnati
PENNSYLVANIA Eursai Case co. Roy,
noldsvi.'e. Ia.
The sayers & scov,u Co. Cincinnati
London orvtne 20. corumbus. Ohio
L. G. Ludw!g Floral Co. Pittsburgh
The Perfection Burial vaul, co. ia,
lion. OHIO.
champion Chemical 60, Springfield