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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
ou,n roumTy LEAGUE or WOMEN
yn-rnu TO pRusEnr PETITrOn
TO COUNCIL TONIGHT
CLAIM MORE wOMnF or AbooN-
TON WkvH LEISUHn Th"
mem or EAMn CLASS

Th, Ohio County Longu" OF ""'n'"
w., Min rrc.cnt II potitlOn I" IN"
,, ,ou,ru when Il CouVoneH THIS eve
,tn,, nskInK that at least two W""'''
~. nnnoIntod as election officials IN ""'"
ur,cinct at the coming city oIoctioh. v"
m, ground that positions on e'oc'.""
hoard, are still too often dihtii""'e' '''
roIitiCnl advantage without
IN, qua lihCutiuhH or tho hppo'h'oon
.uita nifty or women hb eleC''"h W
I. further urged on tho sI"""'
mar. Wnmen Of education an" ""''
l.,ve leipuro than men "f mo s"'I'" W.
lL,, and that the pIosen'" OF s"
~onnen az eia"ii"" "fh''alS """' '
Ia innuIa d Tair "l"'''"'.
Aa.pt.d Usania6usiV
.t, ,.tiIIn,, wac ,auL,niIioh hy Ell"
~ Il I.tnIns a. ~" regular """'"'F
,, t IA. iaoru" hnId |" IL"
q a. w han yea'.,hay "i'o'"''"" ""'
$500 ,,,,,nI,,..usiy Adopted Wv ~" 400"
,,, M,s A w. Fault 'h"l'""" 81 w"
i,.,,. ana Ms u"'"in", W." ~ '""''
, ~ ia. InplUInily" o"'u"'l'''" WV
,,,...,, tho raIlil"n d" c"u"'I' go"
,.,..,l,n f,ru tho icnRu" "'p"' "
attend tho uOrilnp.
rho po,lIl"n la NJ f"ll"w"
.''ro rho Council "r tho tlly OF Wh""",a
wl,eroaH. TouliIon7 on nle"'l"n h""t""
I'm IN, alton dIu,ribut"d FOR p"l'h-
cal advantage, without rePh'"
oun,,r,catIona Of tho appointed ana
wb,r,nr. Women now NJ" voters ana
| .houId bnyo ouual recognition ana repro
routn ton on election hoardH ana
wh,r,... moro women OF education mn"
ability have leisure than mon or III"
Ma mo CalibTo therefore
| Tho Ohio County I.nhEnn OF WOMB"
| Voters horeby potitionH your h"""'"''"
| body 10 uSo caro- and dihcrlm'h",'""' u"
naming PERSONS Of honestly. int"lllEeh'o
.nd Utility 10 anrve an oloction ofh"inlH
10 appoint at lonst two capable w"'
! man an, Judge md ono clerk In e"ch
voting precinct
| 70 nu,nIy on ch election ofncinl with
,o,v ar tho election laws beforehand
| Th, ohio County League or Women
! v,iotrs atnndn ready "a cooperate III
! pupuontina names az suitable r"rH""" J"
| tho various precincts I" act III w" v"
pacity OF oloutiun "fnolnlH
! Tho Isnpur nlau pTutoHiS "mrhhl'"''y
pEnlnHt further uno or hon" h"uHoh ~"
rolling places ana onsnon'lY "'a"a IN"
.uItablo ana proper plncoH bo n"l'"'"'
Instead"
bowers Urges Organization
; Mr. C'hnrlns uOworH npp"Rtcd h"f"i"
! thu League m ropreH"nthiIN" "' th"
: tntuI CnmmItIcCr from tho Good !oVcfh-
| mont League hud tho Committee OF 'h'
! IIundroI Mr. I!OworH aEnu'"" 'h' W"
| mon tltnI thay "woro NJ against mo
hard0st npht or their liy"H ana urHod
| tho n.TfoctIOn or n wUrkorH' ora"nIHn
| lion advising t.. plRCiRE or two WORK
ors from tho Ieaguo In zach precinct.
"DOn't mako tho mistake az h"h''llhH
your opponents hs said You have ia"
civ and county urgaGi%nii"n llneh "n
asainui y"u hnd II viii take biH oH"''
Ia down that dTganiEatl"n Tho '"i"l""
.i.oilun viii act Le ~ pi"h TOO" II VIII
| a. .ua ~ tho h"Ida5t p"ilIl'"l man"
| NO, aIapad Ia WhGsil"e
| The speaks, u'rsh a''lSa 'a"'i'a's "l"s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
HAYS OPPOSES BAN
ON NEWS Or RlC

washin ston. Jan. b---Poatn,6nl1
oral Hays. IN a 1ettsr 10 ChAiID
son. OF tho senate judiciary $500
to-day expressed oppoAtion ~
Il nm offanss 70 publish YsAo1
Ho urged that 4 section u 0Ah
be strickskn from the bin
pnsad by tho house and Ssat ~
alto, which would prevent AM4nA
thinEn. tho transportAtioa ~
and cheating devices threu1A ~ A
Tho senate judiciary otD0enoeLt
about TO bssin confederation u ~ ;,
In his letter to-day. PostmAeew.
oral Hays declared that . hAa -
terry and cheating was dssirabifs -
that no favored the bill - Q Uhs,gs q
objsotion, no emphasized. vas - =
section on publishing racing nsvA
II was not Gonsultsd Ahovt ig'f
said. and I hope this sssusN eeeei i
pass. The whole bill hAA bttttg ~
fsatsd, In my opinion. thar " ~
additional aurtaiiMsHt Of IN ~,
Of tho press. ThsTs hes RseN
sl,0e1 i.pdsney u IAt4 IN ma A1
lion, shd Ian saTs u iSsssest
.ush ,snd.dhsSstS sNsaAsd,' 9
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
GOES FOR REQU|SIT|ON
FOR JOHN HICKMAN
Me-, w-pt.a asts IN sb1s S"s''
Uh.,G. In U"StoAI ~
kkSor.

u.puiy ghcrln Edward MInnrd loft
Inn, evening for Columbus. o., 10 reonf"
n reuulultlon from tho Governor OF ONO
10 prmncd TO Akron md n"cur" John
Iirkmann, arrested there on informa
lion Of Tho local authorities
Hickman was Indicted yoAr AZ"
hero along with three other fellows
charged with stealing shipment OF
uhoos from mo M. J. Mcbndden COM
pany. Tho thros others were arrested
but Hickman escaped md had never
boon heard Of until last woek when
.u,borItiss in Akron arrested him.
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MRS, BUTLER HEADS
HOSPITAL BOARD
ALL RoAnD MnndnnAs nH-nLsoEAD
ar ANNUAL MnHrINo or Won
.ura nosrIrAL AssoOIATIOH
Aaiss JGiiS LsNHaastsE AAa ssraAEo y si'A
msa VIII b. saaESisd al osshsaT~l
nSsidsaSs This AoSnina

ME " y Batter ~ss &c ele"'sh
n,osIasnI 81 The ..s,atiVs heard "f tho
wanana Iiosi.IIBI association al ia"
annual ,naaIlna 81 The ess""l"tl"" h"''
"a the hospital Esslsihay ai's'""""
h,s - hs"hWsn vas ~l""'"d !" W."
aTnua Of s.a"ni yt"a president NJ
.,haf ,na,rhSts ~ The h'aTd v",a ."
sts.lad end wv new nau'hsTH, NJ"
Julius Unfbhslnsr and Ms h"llls p""'
uutmsr. were slaolad. tn" "H'""h' ""
hs. lust closed very succrsaful y""' I"
work and q general ravlsV "r "" ""''v'-
llaa during tho sRt twelve months va"
given Reports v"re ais" mad" by w."
secretary ard irsspuT"r. The rn"mb"r'
Of tho executive board Tor tho coming
ysar are 90 follows.
Mrs. w. r. Butler. president.
Mrs. James CunminH. nrEt vic"-p f""'-
dent.
MIRA q. A. ARchmRn. second VIc"-pro"'
ident.
Mlpa Zoe Mcclure. secretary.
Mrs. Nal h. SImpson, treasurer
NeadamSs-
Alfrnd PAUL. Sally MCCoiloCh
W n T,srnan william T. Stitcl
Howard HaEiett Thomas ~ Moor"
n W Paterson Julius Iiorhho mor
Mollio BasT g'.tmnn
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Society

Hotel. with covers laid for nnN Eu""''.
Mr.. Good and his bride VIII I'nV"
later In tho evening for Now YORK '''S
and viii sail from there FOR tho bermu
dns whore they will spend their money
moon. After March thUy VIII DO at
homo to their friends In this city.
Miss Berg is tho daughter or Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. Berg. Of I'hiladel phla. MI
Good +, the son or MIR ana MTs. l..
Good. OF Wheeling. aud Ia associated
with hin father la tho local dIy goods
ssla u shmeni
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
|FAG||F ASKS WOMEN OFFICIALS
IN EVERY ELECTION PRECINCT

10 cuIIul tho IntornHi ~ tho Man WI"
''hp-u't iIIuo - vote. Insisting thnt "
wna" tho revoni"Nn ih"uTnnd Hmy ~
honoa who lost tho lust city election
No announcement has boon mhhn CON
earning tho candidates whom tho Com
mIttro ot Ono Hundred and tho COCA
Government League Will support. ana
II In hcllnvod that tho Joint committee
liz deforrIng announcement In ordor u"
obvinto tho possibility OF IA split In mo
vote OF those who have urged tho cleo
tion.
Ward Representatives.
Preceding Mr.. BOwers' address. MrS'
PAUL. announced tho nhmos or ITO WhTu
representatives. and requested ih"t thoV
meet at tho y. w, 4, A. tomorrow hi'nI
noon hetwcen two ana three 'i""h,
bringing win tham IA list or names "'
thuno who arc willing Ia serve hs WORN
ars in their wards Tho ward Tep'essn'
taIivos "f tho league are an f"lI""h
Mira o. ~ halliday. First ward
nis Joseph Vnsi, na'"n1 W"ih
niss Ammo Guiuininn ThlId Wa'h
Mrs inhu niant"n, r"u'ih Wa'h
n,s ~ & nios"y. r1fh Wa'h
nrs r.IIon WsIhne' Ei.ih W"h
M,s wnikIns and Ms = u Thomas
typVon'h wN'h
M,a w A r"uh"'m"", Ulsh'h W"'"
Ma iI.lhor' nuI'lU Hlnih ""'h
Ma y q nuTkn. Tenth ward
H.wbsvrV RESOLUTION
rnsrIullun WIS adopted nv 'ha
League rrnihH,lug tho aoo,luH ~ Tfu'
man ~ Newhorry In tho United R'"'"'
uonutc nnd fullOwlnH o motion lh'ro'
ducod by MIra Ann tuuimlnH, '"l"'
rrnm oEproapIng tho resolution VIII ba
mont I 0tho senate. A resolution wnH
nlpo adopted cKprrHHlnR tho HympnthS
Of tho mombcrH ~ tho lonEu" for Mrs
John Tuhl state proHldent OF III" organ
iyntion who haa recently boon left
widow.
A loitor wnH rrNd from Prosecuting
Attorney I'nrl q. nnChmnnn nthtlng thh'
he would take steps Ia prevent tho nd'
mission Of Juveniles Into tho criminal
court room at onpati0nnl trinln. Mr.
nnchmann'H Iottor WAS written In nm"
wer TO n requort from tho league ihh'
such neR suTaH 10 adopted.
A very Interesting feature or yehtrr'
days montinA wns ton minute rowe"
Of current ovonis by Mrs. Walter Kelley
touching upon political affairs ms re
yards woman In Norway AMI tho pm
nnBa Of such bills hr tho hhnphord
rnwnsr ana the independent citizen
HhIp bin
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SPEAKING CLASSES
RESUME MEETINGS

rlans for TtSumin4 the public speak
Ing nianAas being held UNDER Inc
,uapia4s 81 Iha Wheeling AsA""iail"h ~
"tsdiI Man aaGi, Friday s~"nlnt, ahsT
ih. holidhyp p'a hslns "hh" w s""'
,aI.,y W, ~ DIVINE The "lasHoS hsNs
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Tho nsnas II n uInoT

IIavo w"Inrn 1Nhso OF humdI
"Dr rouIno. va hnve." ropllod riIH"
Cayenne but wc don't haro display "
Ia tho preson"o Of Hnntl"mnn. tho
propor ambition or every woman In 10
nrrniInho poInr man l." tako hoT HnrlOuS-
ly"-W Washington fnT
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ntimmsl- Lancaster.

Miss Julia Lancaster aud MIR. hof
nard atImmsl Will In married th'a
morning at o'clock ut tho cath"hrni
residence. Ray. Father q. 10, M"Yo wiz
tclsbrats nuptinl mnsa and VIII nia"
parIorIn tho marriage ceremony In mo
ptsasnda Of tho immediate families nnd
a few lntimaeI friends ur tho bride hnh
groom
Tho hTids will wear becoming gown
Of dark blue satin With n""""H"rl"s OF
brown. CorrnHs Of Aaron WnTh
rnsna will complete hor "oatumn Thsr"
viii bS no attendants.
NIaH Lancaster Is tho daughter OF
Mr.. and Mra y NJ Lancaster, OF MAI
ksl street. and Ia tho ETanddaU&ht"r OF
C'oionsI W ". Rogora. vol known
Ctvll war veteran. who In now county
law librarian Mr.. S!mmai In III" sou
Of Mrs Katherine StlmmoL "f 'I9E"-
land, and 10 cadet at west FRONT
Tho bride viii make her homo win her
,Arants for tho nsEt few months, pend
Ing tho compilation OF the EIOOmS mih'
tsTy traininB
f'UIi1StHE the ceremony wedding
ITEasfast viii bS served 1" the h'lls'
Da,ty ana thsiI friends 81 tho hohS
sT The Lddss pa'snts "n Market Shes'
is,say nE,Al dss"sa u"na VIII ''"'S'
Taii"~i"s sass's &"
haas,S and nSsda "'s"'
g,a "a a,giiipnsy. ihsfiss NIss
i,Es t,.il@s NJ ""a h'H'"'"
W W r.ss'S 80"
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Mr., W.n,pI. HOSTESS.

Ma ChnrIea W"ppl" hnn 80 h"'
Uusals IN Lsu", 1la"e h"r m"'h"' A."
sIaIor Mrs Charles ItrVnSll pnh Miss
p.lIa Uognpn or BoCkpnr' ". y. nnl
Mrs Stanford IhiI ~ anrniogn Spring.
NIrs W.mpIsH guests who viii lsnvo
tho latter part OF the week. have boon
honorsd at aoyerpI dsliEhtful Informal
Vocal affairs during their stay horo.
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r-,s A..oo,.u lion Aanu.I Meeting.

The T~Is association "f tho ohl"
Valley dansTaI h"arital viii h"Ih Ito
annual ,ll"e al tho h"npli"l lh"'"
duy anG,nUUn a. 10. Me- Niheh
I'uuII NIii r,aaids tho election 81 "Ih
,aIa vii ho feature ~ ~" ""''i"e
IlaI,n,Ia 81 tho y"dl's ~"'L VIII ale" 70"
head f,",u ihs 'h"l'msn uf ~" V"'I"'H
T~Iaa An Informal "a" viii f"Il"" ~"
Luainsss Wsailus
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A snan klil"h ny a huil"' h'Nh Tram
1000 ysrda i. dead h"'"'" III" report ~
tho gun ~ hanrd
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About People
Mns.m.nI. ~ individuals y" A-A
F,". Th. OliV
AT THH uOTELH


ar Tup uOTGLH.
, uIIInr M,,gani"wu: =
~ AMI, n,,r,rt,vG. ~ q ghnfp.
,-,, ~ - ItuIIcn JnrknTshurR.
u,nIo,, t'hurIrs,on: a. H..
,,.,..,,, - EIcIn Grafton.
n,,,, t'hn,IcsIon: A.
,,,, & Carey,
~ '"t"" ~ ,,nh, poupuboro:
~ n tI,dh,r IJuu,InpIon: Margaret l..
80 ',,I T. r. Dawson,
'"o"'''' ., ,,.,,. r,orl,raburp. e.
Stahn-H'
w. s'n''h' "'" 1 ,ir.
hoGsrs--J' IL h'e",
ClarksburE' n. '"'r"''' "o''
- =
MiHs Janet Iuchhrhn' or Wn""'" 49,, Wv
-. g. Will 10" H"eh' Oh m'' '","
q. Iienrno. at li""fhe''". r'l""y "'
she Adnrenh"n The current H''"'" V"
pHrtmoni or The W0mhhH 'Iuo.
Mis- InwIs Lind, or plttshuTsh, "h"
has been ~ pu4aI 0r her parents, MI
and MI. ,ie.,sn J Maihia0n. ~ H"ilh
Mai, nI,..I viii ,aiuIn Ia ho' h"i"a
,hs I.tts, ,,.tI ar tho uack ate, sponh
,,,. =, a, .,ok. hs,.
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wednesday Ar,.r.oon uius

A,f aud hfa john ~ Kuhn viii shter"
tain tho rnSphofa OF tho "Wednesday
Aftstnoun club ~ thSir homo In Kirk
Wood friday evening Tho husbands OF
msnbrrH Of tho club will hlH" D." tho
guests Of Mr.. AMI Mrs. Kuhn ON this
oecaaion aud n very enjoyable affair 10
planned
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~ s,n.,urr-ms ~hI"h ~hl be ~
I.,.,ss, 80 Inrst rs"pi- - 'h.' ~ ~"
.nss ssmsr, 80 MIS- dsdHlln~ hrN"hN
.ua NJ HsrI ~ p"h"n ", both "'
Fyu aHutsh Tho announcement va"
,psds ~ dinHsr given by Mos We
SaiIba parents. Mr. Hnh Mrs. 'h"''""
NtNaly. ~ their home In h"n Avon
ct HslurdRy The exact dH'" tor wv
w4,,dlnE has not vet been H"' put " W."
taho uI6ca ~ D'tohSr MlsH hcNslly !"
t,apuInr Ia IIttaburEh social circles ana
,iTh bns many friends Ia this city. hho
IA m gradtInts IT Mount do ChnnlnI
scsdamy ami has visited horo frequent
,,.nt the home Of her alsthr. Mrs, John
AIaIhIaun
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Mr. ana h's !, y u"0h and NJ, snh
Mrs Bsmuai n""d ~ This ui,y, 40.
eOmpsnisd ny Nj end nTA ! fglausI
~ Cleveland lsn ysat"fdny afternoon
ror Jhllade irhis WHARF ih.y win attend
ihs NsISlnk 81 Mise i"snu"It" usrE
,nd 81 Fbdnsy 'i""d 81 vh.'iina Th"
wedding viii be S1isnuIssd t"n,"fG"p
sysninE al tbs Portuguese Tsmpis H.
philadelphia. ana at tho conclusion "f
,ha ceremony Hn elaborate wedding din
asT viii bs served at the tub .taTlalon
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Mra william Hearne. who has boon
spending the last few months Ia No"
York has arrived Ia tho city and IL
aIuppinu at tho Mcclure Hotel,
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Lava for Cuba

BT aud Mrs q. VI. falh"tt ana htlln
htuahtcr. Marie. nf ISen"s. nav" gone
10 Miami rliruda. whore thoy will visit
sire Taip"It's mothoT before going Oh
10 cuI.. fur a stay ell several ~sokB.
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The r:Iks viii give tia uoHt "t their
,-lntcr scrieu "r dances Monday r'"-
ming. January 20. At tn" Elh club.
tones novelty "Iohratrs, has Son en-
g1,sad 10 ruruish Tie music. TIL" hf'
TnIr IL Tor member ct Ia" local l"dIH ~
sIsg aud Ihutr tr,,ud. Tho 'omnllto'
la charge inCiudrH
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nEtdas Tea

Mo Z ! kIIi,"sy'T VIII Lo h""tSSs
- al informal EsidH, tsa al hos h-'"s
~ E,En i"lnt tllA aftaTn""n. I'll"
h,1tiTH vii 10 f"", -" I" hFs ana iaa
utii hs sawed a. tho eau, lusl"H az The
tamss M,a ntii,"syo,'H Russts viii lie
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Leave rov Hsv r"vh

Mt ana Mrs J Adpm hlum and Mr.
ana MIA g ! wiuRnr'e' l"u ysTieTday
Tor ~ weeks stay ln Now York ana ~
ihutIc GUY
The daily Alaskan., 1922-08-26

On Friday evening MT. and Mrs. Jack Keller entertained about forty guests at Bridge and Five Hundred. The house was lavlshly decorated
 with huge sprays and garlands of Skagways most beautiful sweet peas, asters and dahlias, and potted plants were in evidence in jardiniers in ev- cry nook and crarny. While cards were occupying the time of those present, Prof. Schwartz, who escued cards. cartooned those present. The artist first sketched the women and then turned his pencil to the men. His efforts were exceptionally good. and the sketches were all readily recognized. The gentlemen's first bridge prize was won by Mir. Ken meth R. Hannah, and the ladies' first bridge prize by Miss Margarette Cal Iahgn. while the consolation prize went to MT. Howard Ashley. The gentIemen's first prize for Five Hun dred was won by MT Charles Curtis, and the ladies first prize was won by Mrs. Lyman E. ReynoldsoR and Mrs. Martin Conway took solace from the
The daily Alaskan., 1922-08-26

Mrs. Clyde Rogers entertained on Friday afternoon. last, in honor Of her son. Jimmy's tenth birthday. The children enjoyed games during the afternoon and later refreshments were served on the lawn. Those invited were Marjory and Wilfred Cading. Alec and Gordon Blanchard Perry Uern. Billie FarweIl, Edwin GuuIt. Leland and Elizabeth Gault John and Ruth Guyer, Walter and Winifred Sipperelle. Alice and Fred s ory. Rodney and Halleen Johnston, Harley Baker, Donald Winterberger. David Olmstead, Dick and Jack Owen. Bert Whitfield, Patricia Mur- ray. Joe and Patricia McCann, Ed ward. Clair and Eta Richter, Ward NcAIfster, SeIby Phelps, Pauline Sel- mer. Adriana Black, Geraldine, Myr- na and Venetia FeerO. Mrs. Rogers was assisted by Mrs J. H. Rogers end Mrs. Frank Feero and Jud Rog- CTS.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-08-26

In honor of Miss Margaret Calli- han and Miss Elsie Ridlen. Mrs. Erie Teller set Wednesday evening aside for the entertainment of the young CT set of young women, most of whom will shortly return to their school duties. and turning back the hands of time those present reverted to the happy days of childhood and once more iudulGed in childish games. All the maidens were garbed in juvenile attire. some masquerad- ing as boys. Between the "k5d" games. several of those present en- tcrtaiued their playmates with vocal and instrumental music, dances, rec itations, etc. With the lights turned low, one of the features of the even ing was a visit by a real ghost, which came in and told fortunes. Delicious refreshments were served to the girls and regular girl justice was meted out to the tempting repast. Those present were the Misses Birdie Sel- mer. Adele Cooper, Margarite Cali han, Marguerite Callahan, Elsie Rid len, Bess Conway. Katherine Hahn, Della Rapuzzi, Vivian Talbot, Elsie Goodger, Doris Trick, Jane Farelley, Bessie White. Anna Barron, Floris Clark. Miss Barron won a prize for answering most correctly the ques- tions in "round-the-world' contest Floris Clark won a prize for writing the best limerick.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-08-26

Miss Doris Trick, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Oscar Trick of Seattle, will leave for her home on the Princess Louise sailing from this port next Thursday evening. Miss Trick has been the house guest of Mrs, Jack Keller during the school vacation months, and she is now returning to reenter Broadway High, where she is a Junior. While in Skagway Misg Trick has won her way into the hearts of all those who have met her by her sunny disposition and pleas ing mannerisms.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-08-26
0 70 70

One of the delightful parties of The younger set of che town was the gathering of the Sweet Rose club al the home of Elizabeth GauIt. The affair was in form of a costume par ry. and they enjoyed making fudge and other toothsome morsels, which helped to make the gathering of this little club a happy event Those pres eut were Evelyn Curtis. Katherine Gau't. ITaIeen Jo,lston, Etta Rich tor. yr.nla Larson, Jean HilIery, Helen Murray. and Elizabeth Gault.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-08-26
1Tr. and lIrs. Howard Asnlev e

1Tr. and Mrs. Howard Ashley en- tertamod Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cur -is. Mr. and Mrs. l.. E. Reynoldson, Er. and Mrs. William A. Fries, MT. and Mrs. W. J. 2Ianahan and MT. and Mrs. Lee c. Gault on Thursday even- ing Cards occupied the time dur ing the fore part of the evening, Mrs. Lee C. Gault winning the first prize and Mrs. L..E. Reynoldson the con- solat.ou Five Hundred was played. After cards the hostess, assisted by her mother, Mrs. E. MoIat served .euDt.ug refreshments.
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1Ir. Laszlo Schwartz, the accom- Dlisaed musician and entertainer. who is visiting these parts. went to U4.nes to give the people there a concert. He reports a most delight. rul time while in Haiues; a most ap- prec.ative audience at the concert, and a thrilling trip on his return, which was made m an open boat dur ing the prevailing wind. NIT. Schwartz left on the train this morn ing for Whitehorse where he will give concerts and readings, return ing to Skagway the first part of the week.
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Among the recent arrivals in Skag- way were Mrs. II 4. Plumb and her daughter Miss Gene Plumb Of Mil wauEaa. Wisconsin. Mrs. Plumb is the wife of the Secretary of the Mil wauEoe Chamber of Commerce. Miss Plumb is assoc.ateG with the Liter ary Stan of the Wisconsin State Journal Mrs. Plum and daughter report g very enjoyable visit and no doubt tHa Wisconsin State Journal will give Alaska a fair share of space some time in the near future.
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MT. Jack McBrien was a returning passenger on the S.S Spokane last. He has been visiting with his son WaItur who is located out of Se- artlo on a chicken ranch. He reports things prosperous looking on the farm but is glad to get back 10 S6ag way. Mrs. McBrien is extending her visit in the state but intends to re- turn the fore part of September.
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On Thursday night MT. and Mrs, Bruce Boyker entertained at Rum my" at their home on State street. The rooms were beautifully decorat- ed with the seasons loveliest flow CTS and most enjoyable evening was spent by those present. The hon. ors at cards went to Miss Margaret CaIIihan. After the card game de- lfcious refreshments were served. Those present were Mir. and Mrs. K. B. Hannah, Miss Elsie Goodger, Mir. and Mrs. Helms, Miss Della Rapuzzi, Miss Anna Barron. Miss Elsie Rid len, and Miss Margerette Callahan.
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consolation prize. Most tempting re treatments were served immediately after cards, during which time seal ed Jokes and witticisms, which had been distributed among the guests. were opened and read in their num- erical order, the reading of which causing much merriment. Those present were Mir. and Mrs. Herman Miller, MT. and Mrs. A. c. Blanch- ard. MT. and Mrs. W. c. Blanchard, Mir. and Mrs. John Blanchard, Mir, and Mrs. Max Smith, MT. and Mrs Kenneth Hannah, MT. and Mrs. F.. Suffecool, Mir. and Mrs. Howard Ash lev. MT. and Mrs. Eric Teller, MT and Mrs. Richard Henry, MT. and Mrs. V. I. Hahn, MT. and Mrs. Hal Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Con- way. MT. and Mrs. James Rogers, NIT. and Mrs. Cecil Cole, MT. and Mrs. William Fries, Mr. and Mrs. F. ], Van de Wall, Mir! and Mrs. Chas. Curtis, Mir. and Mrs. Lee Gault, MT. and Mrs. Lyman Reynoldson, MT. and Mrs. W. J. Manahan, Miss Con- stance Cooper, Miss Elsie Goodger, Miss Margarite Callahan, Father Edgar Gallant, Dr. A. w. Valens. Mrs. E. Moffat, Mrs. Eileen Owen, MT. Judson Rogers and Proffesor L. Schwartz. Mrs. Keller was assisted by Miss Doris Trick.
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Mrs. R. T. Kaighln and son, Hall Kaighin were arrivals out on the train recently from a trip to the h. terior. Mrs. Kaighin lived in Skag- way in the early days, and is meet ing many old acQuaintances hero. She is the daughter of Rev. s. Hall Young. and went by the name of Bessie Young before her marriage Sre will he an outgoing passenger on ore of the first available boats souuh. for California, where MT, Kaighin. an electr cal engineer of Cleveland. Ohio, will join her. After spending the winter in the tropics, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Kaighin will take the trip to the North and spend a few months here.
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Nr. and Mrs R ". OImstead of Chicago with their two sons Ha.0n and David. who hove been visiting lr the Presbyterian AIausc for the past several weeks. left on their
 omeward trip on Monday last. They will mako stops 8. Lake Louise and BauT before going on home.