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The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-06-09
SPUDS GETTING
THE MONEY NOW
Growers Will Get Big Returns
If Potatoes Get to Mar
ket Sound

Machine graded early Irish
potatoes in demand at $500 to
500 a barrel and Elizabeth City
shipping thousands of barrels of
machine graded potatoes a day,
nearly a score of grading ma
chimes in this section working to
their capacity. But-and this is
the gloom of it, heavy rains
from Saturday until Wednesday
have flooded the fields in many
sections and thousands of bar
relS of potatoes may rot in the
fields or go bad in transit. But
even at that, many potatoes
have been sold right on the
docks and at receiving stations
in Elizabeth City this week for
$500 a barrel. The first car
load of potatoes from this city,
shipped by r. c. Abbott last
! week, sold in New York last Sat
urday at $3.50 a barrel.
The grading machines. now in general
use thruOut this section for the first
time, are going to save an enormous
sum to the growers this season. The
machines not only grade a potato that
gets the highest market price. but they
Sift the dirt out and make Il cleaner
brighter pack. And this is a big item
| at the present time when thousands of
barrels of potatoes come to the grading
stations from wet fields, caked with
mud.
The potato crop in this section is al
ready promising to exceed in volume
chat of last year. Elizabeth City is
now working overtime to keep the ship
mentS moving. About 1000 barrels
came in one day this week from lower
Currituck alone. PaSQuotank Is MAX
ing heavy shipments The bulk of the
shipments go TO New York. Newark
and Philadelphia. The Newark market
was quoted as high as 81 a barrel yes
terday for prime potatoes. These three
markets usually run along together. the
tive. former standing early in the week
at $3.50.
Since the first carload was shipped
on Wednesday of last week, approxi-
mately $4,000 barrels have passed thru
Elizabeth City: about 100 carloads hav-
! ing been moved by the railroad. ac-
cording to local freight agents. They
are now moving out of Elizabeth City
at the rate of 81 to 30 carloads a day,
each car carrying 200 barrels.
| Geo. f. Prince of Monette, Mo-. was
due to arrive here last night, for the
purpose Of keeping the farmers posted
on the various markets of the country
He will receive daily reports by telc-
Crops and Markets at Washington and
his presence will be due to the efforts
of the Elizabeth City Chamber of Com
merce.
Shipments last year amounted to
2SS.OOO barrels. If shipments keep up
as they have started, they should cx
cccd last years shipments. From the
appearance at local warehouses, COM
mission men are already being worked
to exhaustion. Every available dray-
man in the city is busy and it is harG
to keep empty barrels moving to the
! farmers.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-06-09

This is not good water for use ir
boilers. as it will form considerable
scale and will foam with very little con-
centratiOn.
"As a mineral water it deserves some
consideration. as it compared favorably
with some successful mineral springs.
and we would advise that the well be
pumped for some weeks and then send
us a representative sample for analy-
sis
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-06-09

HERE'S a peach of little girl who has
upset all the traditions about brains
and beauty not mixing She has the
unique distinction of having been voted
the prettiest girl in the Senior Glass OF
the Elizabeth City High School this
year and of having made the highest
average in all studies in her class, anG
the highest average made by any stu
dent in the school in recent years. Miss
Lewis is a daughter of MIR. and Mrs
r. E. Lewis, Pennsylvania Ave. and
Burgess ST., this city. She will enter
college next fall and will equip herself
for teaching. Photo by ZoeIer.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-06-09
MINERAL WATER FOR
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
Chemists Say New Water Supply De-
serves Consideration as Min
eral Water

Engineers of the water supply for the
State Normal School at Elizabeth City
have discovered mineral springs and
all Elizabeth City may soon be seeking
to fill its pals and water coolers from
the wells of the State Normal School.
The first analysis of wafer from tho
State Normal wells reads like the anal
ysis of a highly rated mineral spring
The analysis was made by Froehling &
Robertson. analyzing chemists of Rich
mOnd. Va. and reads as follows:
THE water contains per L. S. Gal
lon of o31 cu in
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-06-09
T#tEg

THOSE may thought that Walter L. Small bit slug
easygOn make strenuous campaign
coming them when the returns from Saturdays
Primary county the district This Elizabeth City
contest for the ONCE OF
Solicitor which badly handicapped That he
remarkable lead testimonial of high order
have put vast amount of hard work eV-
district and that he the confidence and
who had heard of him previous to
his candidacy the of Solicitor the rst
short weeks His home folks are proud
of the just will back him heartily in the second
contest which candidate received sufficient votes
to nomination
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-06-09
HOW DO YOU
KNOW?

my eyes are strong. l
can read anything" is the
boast of many suffering
from a form of eyestrain
which, if permitted to go
unchecked, develops into
serious case of poor vision.
An optical specialist can tell
when you need glasses.
Have us examine your eyes
regularly and ta k e no
chances.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
5000 Attended ~ !.
METHODIST DAY.
Epworth Park Rethssda v1aaS I'm ~
Many Yestsrday-Cnauaua

Methodist Day wa: aPR sgssss E 81.
Rathesda. Ohio, with IN esaMaesa y
5sndsnss ;, Of 5'se o, 9 Dsloss IN &:
in9 With the Love Feast pursH 1or,
Methodists and which consisted OF SnS
administration Of the Lords :uppsS S1a'
The reading Of the detrimental AZ AosSo
o'clock. Bishop Anderson was N en1 ~
and delivered splendid :srIaon D:.
f triet superintenden mt D.atesd va IN
charge Of the days program
The district Epworth league met ~
Ian o'clock at which time De, aius.
bury of Steubeuvtlls deuversd ? most
HIts sermon. Preceding the Ep-
worth league session ths SaTn s,,.ins
the Epworth program the Quaksr 0ty
sunday school orchestra furnish9d q
delightful program Of tina musical So
Iections. over $500 was eatsn n the
collections during the dav and this WnI
be used for improving the grounds Ls
was estimated that there were over 1oo
autos on the grounds yestardaT
Announcement was made at the PARK
Yesterday that tho Mems Bible cMssee
Of GAINESVILLE will meet 1t the PARK on
Aug. 10 for an all day session
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
THIRD OF SERIES

The third Of a series Of sermons with
stereoptican views from Christ's life
was shown at the Fourth Street Metho-
dist Episcopalian church Yesterday.
The pictures shown last night embraced
the period of Christ's life from His
trial before PLATE to Peters sermon
on the pentecost.
Almost all Of those who saw last
Sundays pictures came again last night
and the rain in the early part of the
evening failed TO keep them away. Rev.
Clarence Eugene Aliens interesting lee
iure accompanied the pictures. His
pictures. HIS vivid descriptions were
Appreciated by ALL.
The music for the evening was furn-
! Ished by the church choir. Some very
beautiful selections we're given ny the
church quartette. which is regarded as
me Of the best in the city. The fourth
Of tho series will he shown Al the
church next Sunday evening. at 7:45
I o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24

several days with Miss Katherine Nc
Bane at her home on the Island. Miss
Magee and Miss McBane are former
schoolmates at Russell Sage college at
Troy, y. Y.
Mrs. Mary Gump has returned to her
home In Warrington after visit with
friends in this city.
Captain Mike Davis Of this city has
been the guest of friends at Clarington
for the past two weeks.
Mrs. ]. V Mourey has returned TO her
homo at Darlington after visit with
friends here.
Miss Clara f. Phillip sand Miss Dor
othy Zitsman left today on an extend
ed visit TO Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and Canada
Miss Margaret Confer, OF Elm Grove
and Miss Marie Frazier OF tho Island
have left on a two-wceks vacation l"
CLEVELAND Buffalo and Niagara Fails.
Misses Ann and Elizabeth Cummins
NJ Chapline street, returned homo yes
terday from Brookside, near MOUNTAIN
LAX, Park where they have had an eX-
tended vacation.
Mrs Mary Jockey has returned 70
h.r home at woodsheld after q WISH
with her daughter, Miss Rose 1ocNeS
OF this city. Ia, o. O,
A H. Phillips OF this city Is a.
vood vaeld on q business trip. Mt
Phillips Is tho president OF che "0'''
Aid lea and Creamery co. , o.r,
T,ss Elizabeth Hicks, OF Soutn Fe,''
..reat Ia spending the week as the
s,,est Of relatives In Cameron -,
Miss Peg Stewart OF Elm Grove WI
r.turn home from Cameron today, alter
| o shor, visit with friends there
Mr. and Mrs walter boper, son Ne
| hart and daughter Maxine or SaHeEo''
motored to this city yesterday.
{ II. Blowers and wife or HanesVl'le
.nandtng several days the guests OF
| relatives in this city.
Mics Martha Beardslev will return
today from buckeye Lake Where sne
has been spending sometime VIVID
! friends and relatives
Tom Noble returned homo last n'gh'
after having spent IN" week end VII"
| friends at Buckeye Lake.
| Jack Anderson will leave TO-DAY 10Y
an extended trip through the east.
| lanes Robinson Of the East End mas
| r,turned after n brief stay with friends
In Pittsburgh. s
turned home last night after week
at Buckeye Lake.
Miss Catherine Brand. Of Tent
str..t warwood. spent yesterday II
| Pittsburgh visiting with friends.
| Miss Elizabeth Mcclure OF Warwood
arrived home last night from PITTS
hurgh where she spent several day
| with friends.
Norman s. Reed NJ Martins Ferry
| will return home this morning atte
spending the week end with friends II
| Mt. Pleasant, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Shearing hav'
returned to their home in Warwoo
after an automobile trip 10 Atlant
city and other eastern points
P. A. Simpson Of Charleston. will ar
rive here today 10 spend the week OF
business.
r. r. Steele Of Huntington. is ex
pected to arrive her today 10 atten
tho annual convention Of the West Viz
ginia Funeral Directors Association.
Miss Elizabeth Shea returned Sunda
from weeks visit with friends a
Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Follen and youn
son who have been visiting relative
here. will return TO their home in Cleve
land today
Miss Praxadese Lynskey has returne
from a vacation trip TO Newark, O., an
Buckeye Lake.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
MARTINS FERRY MAN
HURT IN ACCIDENT
Lee Burwinkle Is IN Hospital WIN
Three Broken Ribs as Result OF
Auto Missing Bridge.

Lee Burwinkle Of Martins Ferry. is
confined TO the Martins Ferry hospital
rs a result OF injuries sustained. IN an
automobile accident near Adena last
evening at o'clock. The Injured man
was brought in an ambulance from
the scene OF the accident and an e1-
animation last evening showed that he
was suffering with three fractured
ribs. The two other occupants. Charles
Purcell and Raoul Lipphardt, or
Martins Ferry, arrived in the Ohio city
last evening having come from the
Ecene Of the accident by train and SUN
ering nothing more than slight scratches
and bruises
TIL. men were returning from O
ground hog hunt mad upon attempting
10 cross the bridge. they misjudged the
distance and missed the structure. Tho
machine plunged down a steep embank-
ment and is a total wreck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
TO SAN FRANCISCO

Six prominent Knights Of Pythias or
the state Cill leave within tho next fe"
days for San Francisco to attend the
national convention of Pythians oeeln-
ming August 5. All delegates from the
Eastern states will assemble IN Cnlc1So
ten days previous to the convention INV
proceed to the coast on a special rein.
sight seeing trips will stop at Color
ado Springs and several other places
nationally known as summer resorts
Including the Grand Canyon ana Los
John P. Arbenz. prominent lawyer OF
this city, will be boosted for me eiec &C.,
ton as vice-chancellor, aeoofoanS 70
word received from authentic soofoes'
Tbe other delegates from the s1te Inc.
Guiding James T. Bean. Of WhesnnE>
are w B. Back. Of Moundsville E w.
Push of huntington; and ]. l. HeiSef;
Of Charleston -----.---'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
About People
Movements OF Individuals 10 An
Prom The CITY.
At TIE HOTELS.


The Rogers-M. r. Chapman. Hart
ford. ". Va: A. J. Rootes. Akron, o.;
w. W. Marshall. City; c. NJ. Callenn'
I.ouiville. Ky: s. 0. Jennison, Parkcrs-
burg.
Mcclure HOTEL. A. McCahe, Clarks-
burg; W. Lewis, Clarkshurg; r. l.. VIII
son. Clarksburg; w. Z. Pierce, Cam
eron: r. F.. Brawly. Charleston.
Grand Central-C. r, Kane, Hunting
ton: T. E Maynard. Wellsville; Il l.
Kuhn, Apollo. Pa
Hotel Wheeling A. Horst, Morgan
town. II. L. Coblentz, Dayton. o.; c. h.
Rea. Columbus. O.; B. Krames, Pitts
burgh, George Haag, Albany n. Y.
Hotel windsor--J. V!zvary. Morgan
town; C. NJ. Stevenson. Pittsburgh
Vamreln. Philadelphia. Pa: NJ. B. Far
row. Parkersburg; f. F. Harvey. Grand
Rapids.
stamm HOTEL. y. Walters. Sardis
O.: B. c. Litman. New Martinsville; H.
y. Beverlen, Pittsburgh: II. T. Johnson
Pittsburgh. Olive Brooks Cleveland, O
After spending a vacation camping IN
the hills near Cameron. Mr.. Nile Davis
has returned 10 his home hero.
Charles Daily, Jr. and Howard Martin
have returned TO their homes at Sardis
after short visit here.
Miss Helen Magee, OF Waterbury,
Conn. arrived this week end to spend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24

The weekend at the Country club
vas filled with numerous small az
fairs The Saturday evening dinner
dance was we'll attended. The guests
ut Miss Jane MaXwelrs were among
he many small parties who attended.
The Dizzy Six furnished the music
Sunday the golf links were filled and
many small informal dinner parties
were formed Among the dinners were
Or. Oscar Rurdatts and party OF six,
while Mr. and Mrs. J. \. Norman en-
,ertained AZ small party. Mr.. Jesse
Block and party were there while Mr..
George Wilson entertained party OF
four
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
Charming Announcement Party

Friday evening at a charming. an
nouncement party held at the home Of
Miss Clara f. Phillips, in South Wheel
ing. tho engagement Of Miss Loretta A
Bishop and Mr.. George ]. Phillips was
made known. Miss Bishop is a popular
and attractive young lady OF the South
side while Mr.. Phillips Is a prominen,
young business man OF Elm Grove
August 18TH Is the date set for the
wedding. Those present at the an
nouncement party were:
Misses Hilda Bishop, Gertrude Whit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
ANNOUNCEMENT
Of INTEREST
IS RECEIVED
Miss Mary Htdrsth. Daughter OF pR
And Mrs. Hug enc Hndresh' An
nounces Engagement
wedding WIN BE Event Of Nsxt MonSh
And viii Take Place nc Key
west, FLORIDA

\ Hetrothal announcement of great m
terest 70 Wheeling people is that Wh'Sn
appeared In the Thursday Daily Pro
-ress' Of Charlottesville. Va. The HI
d-eth family. which is one "f the oldest
and best known families IN the Wheel
Inrdistrtct. Was forced I" no." t"
ing district was forced 20 move %
oc Dr. Eugene Hi'dreth. the father 90
Miss Mary. The following is me clip
ping from the Virginia paper;
Enlargement Announced
Mrs. Eugene Hildre,h gave lunoae"u
today 10 the intimate friends or her
eldest daughter. Miss Mary. to announce
her approaching marriage 20 MT 'ia'r
CasscIl While no definite date has
been set. the ceremony will take place
AZ Kew West the latter part ~ August
Trio guests included: Miss Merrill N"s''
Of Staunton. Miss Kate Minor, MISS
Marsaret Hitchcock. Miss Mary Cne"Pe'
Miss virginia Blue. Miss Mamie George
and Misses sara. Jane and FRANCIS
Hildreth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
management Announced

Mr.. and Mrs ". NJ. Foster OF Mount
Wood Road have announced the engage,
ment Of their daughter. Miss Sara and
Mr.. Earl Vensel The date for the wed
ding has not been set but will probably
be an event Of September. Miss Foster
is a well known employee OF the West
Virginia State Fair Inspection Bureau
OF this city. Mr.. Vensel who Is the son
Of Mr. Edward Vensel OF Jacob street
IA associated with the Wheeling Realty
company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
2olley'K Inn Sold

News which has come as keen dis
commitment 20 folks here, is that Pe,-
lev's Inn the popular Sherrard re '"rt
vas been sold and will become the RESI-,
dencc of Mr. carl f. Bedell Of Warwood
For several years the country side home
has been the renderouz for many
rarties fro uthe city. The chicken anH
waffle dinners had become quite famed
Now however the place viii b" used
strictly as a residence and the dinners
will be discontinued.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
pelIphtfu1 Joint Dance.

On July 81 delightful joint dance
will he given by tho Dixie club and
the Nheelin~ Tennis club At the White
Palace. Wheeling park. For the dance.
the Happy SiN orchestra has been OBJ
tanned The six Is New York favorite
md has made several records for the
Columbia people. The dance promises
10 he one OF the biggest events OF the
month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
Second E1f'B Dance

Monday. August Z. At wheeling Park
the local order OF the Elks will give the
second ~ their summer series OF dances
Continuous dancing. which made such
hit at the FIRST dance, will be featured
gain and three orchestras Will De on
hand to render a program ot late dance
numbers Earl ?. Cameron Is chair
man Of the committee in charge and
extensive preparations are being made
fn- The affair.
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guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. Edward

tha guns.s were Mr. and Mrs. Edward
busch. a.,
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Ward Of this city
entertained the Rev and Mrs, II. n
Dietrich OF Martins Ferry AT party.
A, one OF the delightful parties. Mr.
and Mrs. D. F. Brown and Mrs. D. ".
Saunders all Of GAINESVILLE, were mono.
guests at dinner given by MT ana
Mrs. Henry Schaefer OF this city:
Miss Ann Dunning was the deiShuui
hostess at another dinner group com
posed Of Miss Mcdowell and MISS hHha-
hath Park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24

cumberland. Md. Jluv 23.-Dr. HouS-
ron Talbot Thayer. OF Indianapolis
Ind and DR. Elizabeth stehley ITO,
hettz daughter Of DR.. and Mrs FRAZER
p. Stehley. this city. were married yes
terday afternoon at the manse OF tn9
E,r.t prcsbverian church by tho Rev.
nv lanes e. Motfatt. DR.. and Mrs
Tbaver left on a months motor trip TO
,nc,,,ds noints In Canada after which
,bAv will return to this city. The bride
IL we'll known as an anesthetist and IN
connection with pat Geological work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
HonorsrY House Party.

A. her home. Point Frecze. Saturday
avenins. Mrs Harry King Tootle en-
tertained a small house party compU-
mentery TO Mrs. Raymond Russell OF
baltimore who Is visiting her sisters
,ha Misses Patterson OF Woodlawn In
the party from Wheeling were Mrs.
Johnson Mckinley and daughter Agra
and Mrs. Russell with daughter. Flea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
Honortng visitor

A Marty Of Warwod Young people WI,
MOTOR 70 Camp Star this evening where
swimming. dancing and boating WILL .
he enjoyed until dark when a honf' re-
,rill he quilt and a few hours spent IN
,oas,Ing rarshmallows. The event VIII
honor the following visitors:
Misses
r.b.I Rr.nran Of Clara Wagner or
Sistersville seiaire
Helen Bates Of eraoa N"e
Pittsburgh heIIaFe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
r->av, FOR Camp Ex1ey

Several machine loads OF young peo-
MA left Yesterday morning for Camp
E,xley. down the river. where they VII!
snent the next two weeks:
Messrs. and MesdameS-
Charles Bowers HaFrS "''0'
Fred Nelson
Misses
-. p.-rv HIlda Shoeman
s.srhs,vi1rs Clara Minor
Messrs.-
Tom jenkins ,Teorse "e"N"e'
Howard Minor Earl bo"eFS
Jack Jenkins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
cn+nol,o pnughteru Of America

The meeting Of the Catholic Daugh-
terms Of America, Carroll Court Ess'
which was TO have been held last Mon
day evening. has heen postponed until
this evening. AS this will be the reEu-
lar monthly meeting. seVera! matters
Of Importance will be taken up and
mans for the Syrian chapel completed.
All interested are urged 70 attend In
the absence Of Miss Marie Lane, grand
regent Miss Nell Moran will preside.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
Card Party Thursday

Next Thursday evening at the c!uh
rooms OF the American Legion. 50
Market street. the Service Star Legion
will give a card party. Euchre' iire-
hundred and bridge Will be PLAYED the
games beginning at S o'clock. Reserva-
lions can be secured from Mrs. John
Kaiser, call Wig. ll5S-M or Mrs. Will
liam A Trautwetn. call Wig. 3029-R.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
A+ sJ.t,rxvI1l, Tournament.

In connection with the golf tourna-
ment which was held at Sistersrille
Country club last Thursday. the visit
ing contestants were entertained at an
Informal luncheon az the club house.
Those present from Moundsytlle were:
MessrS-
Otto Profess y. {. ScroSSlnES
Bob Smith j. .. Dorsey
william RlaCkcnSop Mr.. Y. Sybert
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
na1laira Lawn EetA.

The woman's Benefit Association OF
,ba lady Maccab bees of Rellaire VIII
hold lawn fete on Rttt's' lawn AT
Thirty-seven'h and Jefferson streets:
tomorrow evening The patronage o.
mo friends Of tn" organization ts So
Holt and delightful time Is promised
all who attend.
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PATTY Of Little Folks.

Al his horne in LennoN race: FF-
eav evening. Master Conrad Henry
Zimmerman son of Mrs. II. {. thinner
man entertained group OF hts l'ttir
friends at his hom" in Lennon PLACE,
Juvenile games made The hours pass
all 70 quickly for the little folks am
- o'clock dainty refreshments were
served Unusual merr!ment was ar
forded in cutting and birthday caN-
which was adorned with tiny pink rose"
huds and two little candles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
rheater Party Tuesday

Miss Elizabeth Hutchins has invited
few friends for theater party Aues-
day afternoon. the affair to honor MISS
Sehon McCoach Of Huntington and MISS
Mahsl Rurchard of Norwalk. Conn,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
A. sherrard welcome nm

Tourists seemed to make their stop
ping place the Welcome Inn OF Sherrard
yesterday. Among the Wheeling people
out there for dinner were Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis Rice and Mr.. and Mrs. walter
McAdam<. Or. Alvin r. Cummins and
party stopped at the Inn for luncheon
on their way to Cameron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24

Colored edgtngs have quite taken
the fancy OF things lingerie ana
from cotton to silk, the delicate
touch OF color. Is favored This
rown Is made OF family tinted
apricot batiste with wide landings
az blue for finishing. The hem.
with its Sits Is clever.
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Mr. spaIdal to Entertain

Ono OF tho delightful affairs this week
viii be the luncheon TO be given by
Miss Lydia spsIdel at tho Country cup
Thursday. Tho event will compliment
Misses Sehon McCoaoh and Maoei
Rurchard. Attractive appointments VIII
be apparent and covers Will De 4aid LOT
eighteen guests.