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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-07-14
BRIDES DON'T BLUSH
At SEEKING LICENSE,
SAYS ISSUING CLERK

The old story of the blushing bride
is myth.
At least tnat is the belief OF Miss
Grace Stubs, who makes out the ap-
plications for licenses at the clerks
Office in the court house.
IT might have been popular in our
mothers day for the new bride to be
bashful, but then she did not have to
appear at a public Office and swear
that she wanted to marry" said Miss
Stubbs. But the modern girl never
even bushes as she and her intended
step up to the counter"
The new bride and groom have a
lot of personal questions to answer be-
fore the permit can be issued, but
usually they come across without
blushing. Except that some of them
show a touch of stage fright, and can
not answer UP loud and clear.
One girl answered the question,
Where were you born?" with Il guess
So" while one woman of an uncer-
tain age answered a request for the
date with, We'll, you see its been so
long ago, and was so small that |
can't remember"
Male Does Talking
Popular superstition has it that the
wife usually does the talking, but for
some reason, couples by common con,
sent leave most of the preliminary
! talking for the men. The exception
! only proves the rule for women never
give up the perogative and ask for
| the license themselves.
| Miss Stubbs insists however that she
| never did have to have one member OF
/ the party answer the question for the
| other member.
/ Family squabbles occasional crop UT
| in the course of business. One day 9
! woman returned a license that hac
! been granted the day before. She re
! fused to give any reason for her &C
/ ton. Later in the day in came the
man again to get the license re-isued
A return was finally made on the
license by the minister that married
! them so that the first of the family
| quarrels were finally settled.
Once in a great while the man for
gets to bring his pocket-book, or else
does not have enough money. AnC
even on occasion the women pays tht
price of the permit. But the office ha:
not as yet isued license on credit.
| Usually Use License.
Few of the licenses issued are un
used, the records show. In a grea
| many cases the minister forgot II
make a return until a query has beer
sent out to the parties to have the min
lister hurried up bit on the return
Without the official return, the clerk:
office could not certify to marriage
One couple did obtain license, say
ing at the time that they did not thinl
| they would use it. That license still
| remains on the books unused, but thu
office understands that the couple go
married later in another place.
A surprising number of the couple!
that apply for licenses have no ide;
of who they want to have marry them
and have to hunt up minister after
wards. They seem just to have de
cided on getting married, and thel
go to the courthouse as a good plac,
to start
You can always tell those that ar,
back for the second time" Miss Stubb
declared. they know just what to do
and have preparations already made
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-07-14
BE 1t Ever So
Humble, There's S No
Place Like Home .

But have you a real home? Not a
shelter for which you pay toll to a
landlord, but a permanent abode of
your own.
: Ones dwelling place has an import
ant influence on life and character.
1t is said that the inspiration of home,
next to religion, is the greatest in life.
Therefore you should do everything
in your power to establish real home
for yourself and loved ones.
If you haven't such a home, now is
the time to build it. This Bureau will
be glad to aid you in selecting suit
able plans. 1t has for free distribu-
ton booklet containing exterior
views and floor plans of 80 homes
adaptable to any section of the coun-
try. These plans were prepared by
skilled architects and no expense has
been spared to make them as prac-
tical and economical as possible
Send for your copy of this valuable
booklet today. Enclose two cents in
stamps for return postage. In filling
out the coupon be sure to write your
name and address clearly
iDo noe send the coupon to The Pal
Iadium. Mail IT direct to Washington.
D. C1
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-07-14
DISMISS ALIENATION
SUIT AS JURY WATTS
FOR TRIAL TO OPEN

EATON, Ohio, July 14.-After jury
had entered the jury box to hear the
case. $4,000 alienation suit brought
by Gail Beal. of Miamisburg, against
Emma Robinson. Germantown, was
dismissed from common pleas court,
the defendant paying the costs The
case was dismissed with prejudice, the
entry set forth. and does not preclude
filing or another suit, it is said
Plaintiff alleged her husband, Will
liam Beal, was enticed away from
their home in Miamisburg by the de-
fendant and remained away, the de
fendant wrongfully OBTAINING him.
May 10, 1921, was set as the date he
went away.
Effect Compromise,
Compromise was effected in a $4,000
damage suit brought by Perry A,
Kreitzer against Lee Fox, and the case
was dismissed Friday from common
pleas court, where it has been pending
since June, 1918. Terms of settlement
were not given, the suit being dis
missed without record,
Kreitzer sought damages for alleged
injuries sustained the night of May
4, 1918, when he was struck by an
automobile driven by Fox, as he was
walking along the Lewisburg-Brook-
vile pike in Montgomery county.
Wants Will Set Aside
Suit to set aside the will of the
late Mary c. Fowble has been enter
ed in common pleas court by Marjorie
Lou Fowble, an infant, by her next
friend, Mary Louise Fowble. 1t is al
legged a paper writing admitted TO pro-
bate and purporting to be the dece-
dents last will is not her last will.
Mrs. Fowble died April 10, 1922, and
left Marjorie Lou Fowble her onty
heir-at-law, it is averred. Thirty-five
defendants are named in the suit and
1t is averred they are named in the
will as legatees and devisees. Wesley
Fowble and Dan Detro are executors
of the will.
Rebekah Picnic Aug.
Second annual joint picnic and out
ing of the Daughters of Rebekah
lodges and the Odd Fellow lodges OF
Preble county will occur Aug. on
the county fairgrounds. Band con-
certs, addresses, music and other feat
ures of entertainment will be provided
Officers Are Elected.
Rachael lodge, Daughters of Re
bekah has installed these officers for
the lodge year: Noble grand, Eliza
beth Morningstar; vice grand, Bertha
Hubbell; right and left supporters to
noble grand, Ada Nipple and Tena
Bailey: right and left supporters to
vice grand, Iona Davis and Ada Mey
ers; chaplain, Mary Neff; inside guar
dian Mrs. Everett Mikesell; outside
guardian, c. c. Ross; conductor
Grace Garland
Approve Bond Issue.
Electors of West Alexandria voted
favorably in a special election upon
a proposal to issue $4,000 additional
bonds to complete and equip new
town hall building. The proposal was
adopted by a majority of 110 votes
There were 260 votes cast. A few
years ago bond issue of S27,500 was
approved in a special election for the
new building, but later it was foune
the sum was insufficient. A shorl
time ago these bonds were issued anc
contract let and the proposal to IS
sue additional bonds was submitted tc
a vote. Ground has been broken fol
the building.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-07-14
BLAKE REACHES RAGDAD

NH'J ~ASoOoI<1tN'I = N~~I
BAGDAD July IA, Major w. T.
Blake, he British aviator, arrived
here from Zizza, Palestine, at p. m.
around the world
Thursday, on his attempted flight
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-07-14
FAIR PLAY IN LONDON

LONDON, July 14.-Martha Banks,
hauled before the magistrates in com
pany with Eliza Baggott, pleaded not
guilty to charge of assault on Liza.
"She didn't play fair" she told the
"beak," ''for, when I appeared to bite
'er nose, she gimme a prick with 'er
at pin"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-07-14

Canton woman recruit.
In South China, where the radi-
Gals are concentrated, women, feel
ing that the Canton government
holds out the best hope for their
emancipation, are volunteering in
unusual numbers to serve in the
southern armies. They are being
used to guard government build
ingS.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-07-14
DISCONTINUE EXCURSIONS

RUSHVILLE, Ind, July 14-Sunday
excursions which run every other
week from Indianapolis to Cincinnati
through here. have been discontinued
on account Of fuel shortage, the man
agement of the c. /. and w. railroad
announces.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-07-14

announces.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-07-14

royal family has worn this decoration.
which is strictly limited to twenty-four
members, and which was instituted 20
years ago by King Edward for those
eminent in any walk of life what
ever"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-07-14
Ice Cream Festival
At Milton Saturday

MILTON, Ind, July l4.-Ine iaolea
of the Christian church VIII hotu an
old fashioned ice cream testVal pat
urday afternoon and evening on tne
lawn by Dr. Denny's ottlce- 1t
rains, the festival will be IN orange
hall
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16

BI SINE>S OPPORTT NIFTY sales and
Service Agency '1r universally adver-
ti>ad VIII ssh controlling stock tn 81
srousihie party We have lease on new
huIdiu- ami have an modern equip
ment Will sell 2u0 new ears This wear
Contract sold ahead no this time Ap
proNimately S1JusiN0u tO handIe. II
you cnn qualify thiS is an exec e.
opportunity DO not answer unPS
YOU mean business. Box No. 45~
News Times
PARTNER WANTED between TIE
age 90 - AND 40 years Co take one half
par-meuts iH the city. VIII grow iuf0
big business in q short slime The
man I want must hc competent 4
small iuc-vtmeut required. Box 3i6
News U ines
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16

INDEX TO CLASSIFICATION
ANNOUNCEMENTS
f-Deaths
3-Iu Memoriam
t-Card Of Thanks.
f-Funersi Directors
b-Funeral Flowers.
6-Cemetery Lots, Aonumenu
s-T.odge Noticas
6-CominE Events.
e-ferEouals.
i0-LOst and Found
AUTOMOBILES
ii-AutomObiles for sale.
i2-Aotorrycles and Bicycles
ia automobiles for EHcfanSe-
1f-Auto AccessOries-
i5-Service Sfati0ns-Repalring
1e-Auto Livery -fiarages.
Automobile
BUSINESS SERVICE
fs-Rueinsss Services offered
1E-EuileiuE-Ea racting-
.,i-Esatiug sud IIumhinE.
2l-lrsuraucc
= -MiIlinerv- uressmaking
12-Mo-iuE TruckiuE. storage
90 Painting PaperinH.
2.-patent Attorneys.
eG-E'-iutinc-StBf
E-lrOfcss IOnIi Services
Renora.inc and DyeinE.
J0-TailorluE and Pressing
wanted business Service
EMPLOYMEST
f--Hefr Waufed a emlls-
- Hen wanted Male
s4-He.p Wanted Male or FehH
~ Statesmen sui gents
ff-Situafic-is Wanted fenn =
fs-S iuaflons Wanten-N
FINANCIAL
Fs-frsfnces 0ppcrtuuifiea
sp-invesfmeut s-1-Ss b'u"
GO Money 20 Loan
n-t- aufed -1p F0rroW.
INSTHTCrluN
60 or-rS roulrn." toi r4a'
s3-f.oc1t Instrr~f4o4 tl'f go
MusIra.. uaurin- ilfamate'
- l.r,'Ete irsfrrrtf'n
sS-gf antFd ir-ftu-fsuu
LIVESTOCK
E-Uore Gals. Pete
s~-Hor-ss. cattle. Vehicles
a. fchltrr amt NGrpies.
e. Wanted -ivcs'Hek
WrECHANuISB
't-trtirtrs ipr ~Ffp-
- l.us.ncss Equipment.
s.- floats aud Accessories
% Iuitug Materials
Fqrm and Dairy PRODUCTS
tr- rs-l and reed.
-t.v1d Fhiucs 20 Eat
1Cme Made Thing,
= -iiou-.ha'd Good
49, IetrrIrv and watches
49, Machinery and Tools
g.-Musicai lrstrumpn's
Ft-~aed rants. Fertlilsefs
ti- Specials 90 the stores
49, Wearing Apparel
e. Wauted-fJ Bus.
ROOMS AND BOARD
g. RoCms with Board.
o. Rooms Without EoaTd-
F"-FrCus Tor Housekeeping
20 Vacation Places.
Wv here 20 Eat.
Where 10 stop In Town.
-Wanfed- Rooms. Bosvd-
RFAL. ESTATE FOR RENT
sf-Apartmanfs and Flata
Ts-Busfress Places Tor Nent.
sc-Fqrms for Rent.
s--Houses for Rent
- Offcps and Desk Poom.
sq-Suhurhnn for Rrnt
S0-Summer Places for Kent
Wantpd-To Rent
PrAI. FSTATT FOR SALE
e2-Eusiuess Property
Gs-Farms md lard for Sale-
81 Houses for sale.
So 1ts for sale.
Ea-C shore Property for Sale
R--Suhurhan for sale.
Ge-Rea' Estate for Exchange.
e9-Wanfed- Real Estate
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16
Farms and Land Tor sole

THREE ACRES ar Ardmore Near car
line and good school LARGE er house
electric lights: tel . barns pIeltF ~
shads and fruit Al ideal place 60
live Price for quick SALE Ef-J0
Terms Call Le38l.
10 ACRES-Near N0tre Dame. Price
$40 % an acre Cau LIN l23l
FOR SALE-15 acres. = Jefferson So
South Bend. suitable Tor city lots &C.
J.. Rullr0n. L-llo1
~ ACRES On stone road mile from
town. good buildings aud aud. -rI
bearing apple trees, youug peach
for modern heuse- And - acres usfta
stock. crops, tools and good paving
mix route Price S9s0 Want mod
ern house in exchange. Oran Moden
. Lawrence, Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16

Ny LATE 1920 Nash SIX with extra
wear ton must be sold regardless Of
price. Will take a 4-cylinder car in
trade. Also 1917 Ford touring at S11O
Terms. L-1S3s GG3 LaPOrte Av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property

FOR SALE-SmaU mauufac-urt1r busi-
ness Gail Saturday or Monday. -IT
y Church st OF phone N.shawak1
203l Tor appointment
TNCHRO0N-cpf service hiE mnrer
making. easy 90 run. Closed sundays
$40 W sample g.
NEAT MARKET Dong good business.
reason FOR leaving cItF, Tor ufn-ul -.au
write BOX 4f2. New--T mes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16
FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

BusIness OPPORTUNITIES %
BFYFRS' GREAT SPECIAL-21-r h0-
tel. . baths. $500. Also for sale. Gro
Gerry stores. meat markets. cOnfecti0n-
erv stores bakeries. pool rooms, ho-
tells restaurants. rOomihg houses. gar
ages auto accessories. oil filing,
greases tire repair shops, drygOods
ready tO-wear. four pool tables. L
chairs. bargain. with racks. balls. cues.
etc r IS Odd Fellows Bldg open
Tues. Thurs, Sat. evenings. Main
16-3
SPECIAL ATTENTION-NOTICE-For
Rent Fine store room. 23xS0. with
large basement, hne for retail or
wholesale businesses location coed
See Beyers, r. rs. Odd Fellows Bldg
Main l6S3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16
Household Goods

GOOD Used COTCHES that have been
rebuilt and refnished. and are As com
Portable as some Of the high priced
davenports Special this week anIv
from s. 20 SIS EASY TERMS HHI-
LERS EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT.
Third floor ll6 :. Michigan ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-16
MERCHANDISE
Fuel ard FctIs

SPECIAL SALE on WOOD AND COAL
ranks 81 soft slab wood $500. 3
ranks of OAK slab wood S6 90. 3 ranks
of beech and maple slab wood & 20
These prices shors time only. south
Bend Wood x Coal Co
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BENWOOD BOY
IS RUN DOWN
lRHLy INJURED BY STEVE
KAC1NsKI'S AUToMCguE
Victim In Glendale Hospital With Zip
DislocSted. Head Kurt and Possible
internal injuries

- Donald BoswOrth. AGED years, ~
Renwood, was struck and seriously in
Jared at i've O'Clock Tuesday afternoon
By an automobile driven BY steve Nae.
lnski. formerly Of Eenwc"d. HOW a Bel
latre. Ohio. automobile dealer.
The injured boy Is in the Reynolds
Mcmarial hospital at Glendale wncr" 4
tiSlocAted hip was replaced. He is pos
sibly hurt internally and his skull was
fractured slightly. An N-Ray cxam!nI-
tlosl. viii he made this morning 10 de-
tefmine the full extent Of his injuries.
At the hospital early this morning. K
was said the E,tlc accident Victim was
resting as well aS could hC expected ma.
der the circumstances and TIA; no
probably will recover. Or 7. u. Barlow
OF MCMeohen * the attending physician.
The accident happened on M&--hIl!
street. Benwood. not far from III"
Fourth and firth ward fire station.
truck was standing on Marshall street,
next to the hill on which load OF
household goods was being placed.
The BoSworth boy = sad I" have ran
from behind the track and started
n,ross Marshall street 10 his home. Just
AS Ka>..nSki. driving a Buick Sin car.
ra;nA norjN on Marshall street The au-
tomohlle htruclt the cAid and Is SAID
IN havs CARRIED him several Yards be-
fore the heavy machine MAS h""uGh, y
a stop.
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LOUISVILLE
Teoe at New Inn

One OF the most festive occasions le;
taking place az the Nelson hosiery,
west OF town. was tho dinner party
rendered by Mrs. \. q. OrriS"n "l
Thursday evening 10 her guests, VII"
had enjoyed the hours from i.31 "a
$50 o. M. at a fancy WORK porch party
at her beautiful Oak Knoll home.
The local school with J. T. TaGEart
"A teacher will furnish .wo graduates
10 the Richland township eighth grade
commencement TO he held IN the Pres
hyterian church At s.. tla!rSN''." oh
ne>t Saturday. Miss Jennie tram'r anl
Glen Humphrey being the tw' f'riH"
mates.
Mrs. w. II. Evans and son. Raymond
of Brooks side. and Mrs. Eve Rewley ana
daughter. Miss Ida. Of st C!airSNi'l''
were guests nf Mrs. Della Fowler the
FIRST Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyle Ipd"EraT nn'
sons. John. William and Alfred "t
Shadyside. were guests Of their aunt
Mrs. c. y Hamm~r!e. on Thursday.
Miss Dorothy Darrah WAS among 81
CIatrsvllle friends during the past week
Mrs. Leila Rowles Lentz and son. John
Charles. have been enjoying n Sw"A
case Of mumps at their home IN ::
Clairsville.
Miss Mabel Ewers, Of Bethesda. has
returned home after a visit with Mrs
Henry Perkins.
Little Julia Rerry Is somewhat I'm
proved from severe attack OF pneN'
monia. from which she has been sur
sertng the past week. She IS ne
daughter Of Paul Kerry. of Rannock. and
Is under the kind care OF her aunt. Ms
Ira Moore, here.
Mrs. H r. roremans condition 70.
mains about the same a. the O. Y. 9
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LILLY TO SPEAK At
WELLSBURG TONIGHT

According 10 announcement made yes
terdav, former attorney general \. y.
LILLY. Of Charleston. will deliver an
address, this evening ar Wellsburg-
This will 30 Gcncv.! Ltl!Hs second
speaking trip into 'lc Northern Pan
handle since he entered the race for
the Republican nomination for United
states senate.
II was stated yesterday that Mr..
LUly would be In Wheeling last nigh;
on hts way 10 WelIShurr. but he did
no. come In last night.
Or. r. n Ashworth. Of Moundsviilc,
no arranged Genera! Ltlly's first cam
paiEn meeting t0r that city few
weeks ago. said late last night that he
Understood. from messages he had seen,
that Mr.. Lilly would go directly "a
Wellsburg.
Thursday evening according :" an
nouncenents from hts headquarters.
t;eneral Lilly is 10 speak at New Cum
berland.
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WORK AMONG THE
STATES FARMERS GETS RESULT

MorEan,own. W Va. June tine
big program % educational WORK an'""s
the farmers OF Nest Virginia tar""h J,
the coordination OF the efforts tx
county. state and nation hy the ayr
culture extension service has no"
shown greater strength during the pas
YEAR "r w" than in the v"'orer"''Ne
marketing work. which has oeeh Gu
outraged as n demonstration :" farmers
o. what they can do when wurN'ns TO-
ce'her in properly supplying the market
cnd Stanlard;s.EG ;Gei" product.
The fruit iuduS;r; was FIRST t"ucheu
along this line vita The Inwcod demon
S,r2tion packing plant. III" results
,hcic have been 80 CoUc,u>i\" lh'''
everything now points To unlt!NN loe
Mes; Virginia fruil productr"S "'th
those Of Mary land. Virginia. tcn"SN =
N%HiI and New Jersey and marketing
.rs fru., II these ave states on CO.
operative scale. Eut ;hI' - "h'E "
start in this state
Grading the Potatoes
Randolph Coruty WAS one Of the cary
counties 10 Grade is potatoes. Then
MoncnEalia Cnunty graded and pooled
is potatoes and sold them right NJ
home. Tho Farm Bureau b"uEh, III po-
te,oeS from tucker. Barbour and other
,C1n;icS To NEE, The demand which had
arisen for IVES; virginia potatoes. The
rutAtoe market has been 80 good IN
MounnGalla as we'll sS in other counties
where TINS work was done that In
creased acreaEes have been planted.
Through a mistake. some unEraded
potatoes were shipped from Randolph
County to Wheeling where some "f tho
Graded potatoes had previously been
shipped by the Farm Bur aau. When
rp'A a, Sf1yl
Then the Ohio County Farm Bureau. as
the representation OF the Randolph peo-
pie, went 10 the trouble Of having these
potatoes graded in order 20 maintain
their standing as sellers uf high class
potatoes.
West Virginia still needs LARGE guam
titles OF POTATOES. In Mercer County
las; yea= 30n cars were brought In.
1t would take train ~ miles long to
haul what potatoes West Virginia
brings in from outside $'a'HS.
Other Activities
\ slit shop is being established in
Clarkshurs where the farm women and
girls or the state may C,rG ready sale
for their rugs. luncheon sets. dresser
EcarCS. table cloths. tea towels. under
wear. comforts. quilts. jelly. jams. and
all other kinds of preserves
curb market il to be established 1t
Williamson and another ut Riuefrcld.
Sis:iliar markets have already hocu -
usH in rarkcrshurI and TO some extent;
In other larger cities.
The Improvement In :he method ~
caring for sheep and % handling wool.
such rs properly clipp.nc tying and
seeking 81. have brought more money
!G'o the pockets of the wool producers.
Cream stations have ten establish cd
J., .
attention IA being given the market
Ing 81 milk and cream in Harrison.
Cahell TYLER. Berkely. Mercer. and Ohio
counties
The Lewis COUNT ard Writ County
Ca,le SHIPPING Associations are start
lnS their work % marketing cattle The
sales ~ heirerS has been one Of the
marketing features Of the boys and girls
al club work.
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Officers Entertained

Mrs. Walter Arnett gave delicious
supper last evening TO the w. II. w.
club at her home on Ohio avenue last
evening in honor OF the new officers OF
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SHERRARD

Box Social
The rlcasan Hin Epworth League
Will have hoX social on III" ChuF'h
lawn Friday evening, June 3. Mrs. j. l.
pcllcy - in CharE" Of the arrangements
All women and girls have heen request
cd to bring boxes Ice cream anu cant
Will be served latter.
Briefs
Lee white. Herbert Hare. and HART!
Hicks. Of Wheeling. are al! building ne"
residences near Mozart.
charles Colonel Wilson Is moving
from Wheeling Island To his farm near
Bethlehem.
The teacher training class Of the
Pleasant Hi Sunday school Is an
nounced for 40 p. m. Tuesday.
Practice FOR the children's day pro
gram Tuesday at G, at the Pleasant Hi
church.
Chlldren's day exercises next Sunday
evening AT Mt. Olivct.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Baker and
daughter Margaret Of shadyside. are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-07
the club. After the supper the guests
enjoyed cards until late hour.
Lawn Tete

the club. After the supper the guests
enjoyed cards until late hour.
Lawn Fete
Everything IS in readiness for the
lawn fete 10 he given tomorrow evening
by the Girls Y. w. e. A. club. All kinds
Of good things w!ll be on sale at reason
able prices The lot mex, /" tho high
school Will he very prcttiiy decorated
and the girls are doing their utmost 70
make It big success.
Warwood Briefs
Mrs Mary Jones vii. leave today 70
spend some time with her daughter IN
New Mart!nsvllle.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tyson are spend
Ing their honeymoon in Cleveland ana
other lake cities.
Harold Engler will leave tomorroy
for Atlantic City and New York and
other Eastern cities for a TWO weeks
vacation
John Eavns. Howard Sewers and
George Rowan are in Pittsburgh attend
Ing the wedding OF friend
Miss Mae IIumcs is In Washington
Pa attending the wedding Of n friend
Miss Lillian Genther has returned l.
her home IN ParkerSburg after spend
ing some time here.
ID. u. Dean mas returned from d '"'
mess tip 10 Charleston.
Mrs. Asa Lawyer and son Charles
have returned to their home in Charlie
rol after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gcgner Of Ninctcc0ih street.
Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips and fam
lly will leave today for baltimore Md
TO visit relatives
Albert Wilson is on several days
business trip to Pittsburgh.