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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21
ALLEGED LEADER
Of MINE RIOTERS
MAY Be IN ITALY
Steve Lcpero, Suspected OF melting
CltfeonvtIle Battle, Thought 70
Be In Europe.

Thta Steve Lepero alias Steve Belts
alleged aSrh-conSplrator and leader IN
the CI!ftoDvt,le mine march ct July Il.
as An outgrowth OF which Sheriff II. II.
Duval Of Broke county. and SIX others
were killed. - n I'Nly and may never
DC brought - justice. : the opinion OF
certain authorities and others who have
followed the mine case closely. A.
though not openly admitting u, Prose
cutting Attorney W. :. S!lksH of Brooke
county IS said 70 have some fa!;h II the
belief thai Lepero. alias Belts. IS with
cut the boundaries u the Uujted States.
One thing s. certain, Steve Lepero
alias Steve Belts. Is not IN custody de-
spite the Fact that ne Is indicted FOR
c!rst degree murder and Coc conspiracy.
One man. arrested by tho authorities
IuIy IT. told State Trooper HoaeTt -.
Smith. IN an auto. tAIt he knew the
leader o: the c,.Ec march and named no
man as beng steve Belts. Belts. K has
since been disclosed by testimony give"
IN the Kaminski trial. IS only one o: iHo
aliases used by Steve Lepero.
John Eamsask.. the Avel,a, Pa miner
lad. who was acquitted 81 murder
charge n Brooke county c!rcg.t court
a ;he recon, special term, himself said
on the witness stand that hc rsroS-
y zed the voice % the speaker at the
Peuova ball diamond as being that OF
Steve Lspero. Tho man whom kam'CSH'
SAID ne believed was Lepero : alleged
70 have given ouc the f!UIl orders 20 mo
marchers and instructed them rs 10 how
10 ap. -aach the CLIFTON v:llN mine upp,e.
During the speech Eam'nSki's teSti-
rroay brought or:. he speaker said:
Don't bother -AHra unless they S:re and
then chase en- 20 Africa. but What You
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21

the Radokovtch as per the motion Of
state counsel.
Forty prospective jurors summoned
on the RadokoviCh uial were dismissed
by the court and ordered 70 report again
next Monday morning.
The state does not anticipate a re.
view Of the case before the Grand Jury
Thursday but will simply ask that tho
Richland Mining company name be sup
plemented by Richland-Brooke Coal com
pany.
Radokovich is one Of IS miners in.
dicted on a first degree murder charge.
He will not be tried on that charge. how
ever. but on a charge Of conspiring to
burn the Cliftonville mine properties,
for which he is also indicted.
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dred dollars with which to go INTO Ils
Shoe repair!ng business for himself
Another instance illus,rat!v" 81 III"
work the local chapter Is doing IS e"'-
bodied IN the follow ing report.
Specific Case
SncciRl Case: fN-servlc" man Stla""-
ed In city with wife and i've children,
Two children Ill, man had shrAphs'
wounds in both hands. Family IN very
sorr, circumstances. had come up from
Kentucky in search OF work. American
Legion arpealcd 20 US Nicd Cross %
shelter and feed them until other Hla'e
v;,s provided Employment ofhreT OF
American Legion secured work l"' nv
MAN a., dav ,ahorcr. Catholic Won'e" ;
League latur secured room 10 rouse
the family. which Is now comforiab"
settled and getting along alright "e
TWO children who We're III were gwen
attention and are ROW IN p"ric'; hta'''',
That this work may 20 on unAih"ri ."
I; IS I'D 10 every individual IN W n'''"T
and OHIO County t. head the car! +
Sunday. November 9tIh--Eed cross No''
Call pay-and 10 pay has Dollar ''r
1879 membership in this greatest or al
.cl.re ORGANIZATIONS. 1t $ privilege
to be able thus 20 nav" a shar" II ne
noble work. And = - a du;N !" human
kind an oblica;.u - ones i"!'"W-he'hH'
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WEEK DELOY
IN MINE TRIAL
At VVE[LSbURG
Faulty Indictment Holds mp Case OF
Peter Radofovich. Charged with
Conspiracy.

All because of a faulty indictment me
trial OF Peter Radokov!ch. Aveila. "a
miner. charged with conspiracy. sched-
ulrd to begin IN Brooke county Circuit
court at WeIlsburE yesterday was con-
,inued until Monday November q. on
motion of Atty. ]. Il. Handlan. state
counsel
Atty. Hand!an explained that states
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21

When clouds or smoke poured through
the building at 1913 Market street at
1865 o'clock this morning. hurry cali
was sent for the Eleventh street chem
ical. Investigation revealed tie source
of the smoke 10 have been an electric
stove in the office Of DR.. A. l.. Coyle.
piece of wood on the stove caused tho
smoke.
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AlleCro motto Siyace

AdaC'o
Allegro motto Tivace
c-(a) Variations on a Theme by
Cnrell ....... Tantinl -kre.s!e'
Cd Rond!no 49,. Beethoven-NFe's'eE
(cI Nour,,- ....... Mozart
s-(a) lie luther de rrem"nd. Huhay
(bp waltz ...... Brahms N"chS'e'h
,c) 4, the Fountain go. Seh1mann
l-tA) Romance ............ SN'"Vst"
t-NICtor record.
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They were debating VIII thor to
use the victrola and canned mus
ic or improvise an orchestra OF
their own. At the hefghtHoi u e
storm came a voice from the
French windows:
:. Hands up! And be QUICK
about it. Line up along that
wallt And keep your mouths
shut!''
There seemed to be three. of
them, masked, two men and a
girl-a regular devil-may-care
hussy. She held the bag and a
run and took the jewels while the
two men covered the party u. !.
They seemed to know just what
they wanted, what to expect.
What did they get?"
why those bandits went
through the party They must
have got away with hundred
thousand dollars worth OF
iewelry 80. oh, more than that.
The Walden pearls that they took
from Ruth were worth twenty
thousand easily"
"a good lauI. But what's this
gossip I hear that it was an inside
iob?"
Mrs. Walden glanced about to
make sure that they were out OF
earshot. That's what want
her voice. II think Mckay can
tell YOU better, at first hand. Nc
Kay is our chauffeur She lean
ed over the rail Of the veranda.
"John!"
Mckay, down the driveway with
the car, touched his cap and sided
up the steps of the club yeranda.
John, will you tell Mr.. Car
rick what you saw last night over
at Gerard's?"
balancing accurately first on one
foot, then on the other, as he
picked at his visored cap. after
it was all over and there was a
general alarm, sir, old Mr Gerard
came down to see what all the
shootin was for and he asked me
lot of questions-about the
signa1-and-' =
Just how did you happen to
be there, Mckay" asked Gar
rick. II didn't know Miss Ruth
would let anybody drive her car.
Mckay smiled. He had touch
of humor, even though his keen
Irish wit saw the serious and sus-
picious side of the incident.
"Oh, had been out joy-ridlng,
sir-I'm sorry to have to say it,
ma am" he bowed toward Mrs.
Walden with Lolita, one of the
maids at Oldfield."
1t was evident that Mckay was
striving to show that he had moth
ing to concea1-and a-lot to tell.
Moreover, on the score that there
had been a signal and the affair
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- = = Z u aiIsfzt.'ai'' 'issf
THE RADIO DANCE
Ruth worries me-

W. \ -.
Mrs. Kenmore Walden drew:
Garrick toward the quiet end OF
the, sNonowantus Country Club
Garrick did not need to affect
interest, for Ruth Walden was far
problem of the Country Club set.
OF late years Garrick had grown
to be counselor and confidant in
all ills TO which North Shore
society was heir.
Mrs Walden smiled distracted
~. She was one of those stun
ming women of today whom one
confuses with their daughters
''She says that I betray my in
feriority complex when I say it
that what I really mean is not
that Ruth worries me, but youth
worries me-that I don't under
stand young people today. I may
have understood young people in
the days OF the Florodora sextette
but 1 don't understand them
now-and that's what really wor-
ries me-
.No one would believe you
could have a daughter old enough
to worry you, Nfta,' declared Gar
rick in unaffected admiration.
bUL lcl1 hlS " Il ~ " 90 ) -
couldn't say over the telephone
when you got me at last this
morning"
II suppose you've heard all
about the first Radio Dance last
night over at Bellevue Lodge
you know, the Gerard place, at
Oldfeld?"
Garrick nodded.
We'll, you know how young
Glenn Buckley got the Gerards to
put in a wireless outfit-had Pro-
lessor Vario from the big Radio
Central Station at Rock Lodge
help him install it. At least
that's what Glenn said. The truth
was, of course, that Professor
Vario had to do all the work.
Glenn just messes around with it;
has acquired the Hngo-but I
guess that's about ALL
Garrick smiled at the charac-
terization and Mrs. Walden hur-
ried on. Then the young folks
got up a dance to celebrate the
Installation. Lo and behold, they
had scarcely started when that
awful thunder shower-you re-
member last, night? = swept
around as they often do, from
the Connecticut shore. That stop
ped the music over the wireless.
Yes static -. Nature S
jazz pazzed the radio jazz!
TT was spectacular storm,
you know, with the lightning
flashing and crashes of thunder.
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Il sarfers sssss,svI, the. s iore as IN
81 mi iii Il rs M srslie III ~ seie e 4
On then Iii she
Fconnfrs and wltoss Il ~ s. shf = S.
I'll svsurE III u ousit AS nse ~ q Fl
seonid iii an hen " slas
sou H.
Give mirtntes lat tist q ho1it
the time u III Saould haze 81 Ken 81,
come down III Ii beach rom tla,t ss
cove and Climb the steps n En- NE
blum. this robbery took plaSe
oh, twas a sigma saIi T, il1;;
WAS the fellow In the eg
Glenn Buckley, you mink 1t 6
@5. Looked ike him
Who was the girl
t5..,s'I can't say. sir .s =
THAT will do: > ohm q, motion
Mrs. Walden.
There was something IN heis
tone that checked Carries from
insisting on the pursuit ths
identity Of the my sterS
Mckay touched his h md re-
turned to his car "a nfe ksr no ~
he had left It..
Mrs. Walden. st.i3T hat does sI tn
say? Who was up ere 49,
she in the tower
Mrs. Walden looked AVA md
murmured, Ruth refuses to "a
anything.
WAS it Glenn in the tower
Mia was getting more nerYo
by the second She Won ~ say sss
she replied ina lioarse sSh lisp rsss
HIM" considered Carrie
comes down to whe thers tn S ~ NJ
other crime in the wave Of crime
that has been hitting dummy
places this summeror3 TAI j tt3a OBJ
pulled OFF with the assist nee q s.
someone at the dance.
Mia Walden shook H. q g.
straint. as If it had been wEap.s
She had come at last#toS the req "
point that had led to seek ar
rick's counsel and n ow3 stood
trembling as if on a spring boards
over the water
This morning, she iurtsdss
out in desperation, 81 q nlessen4g
ger boy delivered a. pac kaye
had been taken from b EFT llesS
Walden pearls
"Whew. Have any, d he ott,-
ers been returned? Could it have
been a hoax
mol" Mia sank back In
wicker chair, her splendid shout ID
ers convulsed as she sank her head
into littly flmy lace handker-ss
chief and sch bed. Il am frantic
about Ruth's silence Is Hence
confessions? Better to gloseSthe
Jewels a hundred times
than to have them returned $nndeFa
such circumstances
Garrick was thinking q bout
Ruth Walden, the pretty fappet
sub-deb. He said somethin oottI-
ing reaSSuring
4 didn't think Ruth was MUG NJ
more than a child, walled Vita
STRENGTHENING and dab bling at hers
eyes with the hapdkerchief.t but s
she has been going to all sorts
dances
What sort of dances 3
t.The cabarets in the nd
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anxious clear Isotta. too.
ii saws rs al iii funny must
have happsnea III ssflt ar er hat
light 81 gnalad bssf toward
Crane, neck
$3.50 fght Signal Tel me
about 1t. NJ 5 VI s&
Well i say it. :, returned Nc!
Kay. a trifle contenfously. y A lot
of us saw it. That's what made:
the suspicion that 1t was an s$trl-j5
side job. Y gu see. / saw the storm
coming up fast and Isbeat it back
to Bellevue in the car with Lolita.
a mile minute. You know that
tower on the corner of the Gerard
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house? I thought you'd know it.
Most everybody does and has seen
the search1ight in it. Well. when
the storm broke-I suppose that
that was some time after their
wireless went on the blink :.
The lightning was great. 1t al
ways is out there-lights up the
shore for miles and the sea and
you can see the waves breaking
way down on the rocks and the
beach.
Between flashes of lightning I
saw the searchlight moving up
and down the shore and I says to
myself, That's a queer stunt
maybe a little dangerous on
night like this up i'll that there
tower But the searchlight was
Just like artificial lightning,
only you could see any part of the
short you wanted and the waves
a-smashitg over the rocks, at any
time you liked and as long as you
liked From where / was I seen
that there was fellow and girl
up in the tower--a fellow that
looked, maybe, like Glenn Buck
ley.
.tThe light travelled along the
shore, up toward Cranes Neck. It
was beautiful. Just as it touch
ed the cove, made out three
figures. 1t seemed as If they
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sldar.rtallac Ja.lnI,Ifiou d B

Announcement has been mad OF
theSmarriage Of Miss Edna y enkinsi
and Arthur , RSisner It'll o5 this
city, which was solemnized Satur
day at C1arksburg. with the Rev.
wv. Engle, pastor OF the N. e.
Church, officiating Mr.. and Mrs.
Kisner returned here that evening
and have taken up their residence
on Diamond street. The bride is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. e. B..
Jenkins of the East Side. She is
graduate of the Fairmont High
School and the Fairmont State Nor
NAL School and had been teaching
in the East Side schools. Mr. Kis-
ner is son of Mrs. Isabel hisner
of Mt. Lake Park, Md, and has
been located here for some time
with the Domestic Coke Corpora
ton.
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Given Farewell.

Miss Mary Stricken, a teacher
in the Thomas C. Miller School,
who has returned 20 her home at
Lancaster, Pa, to spend the sum
mer, was the guest OF honor at
dinner party of pretty appoint
ments, at which the Misses Jose
phine and Pauline Snlder were
hostess on Sunday. Covers We're
laid for the honor guest. MISS
Hazel Gwynn, Miss Berta Lucas,
Miss Mary Gwynn and the hos
tascaG
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VIII Meet Early.

The meeting of the Protected
Home Circle will begin at Z O'Clock
this evening instead of 1880 as an
nounced, owing to large amount
of business to come up for trans
action.
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At a marriage ceremony in India
the bride stands on large plate
filled with milk and rose colored
swee eats.
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To Have Picnic.

The student body of the Fairmont
State Normal School will hold
picnic tomorrow at Valley Falls.
Members of the faculty will accom-
pany the students there, and de-
lightful day is anticipated.
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Evening Bridge.

Mrs. Harry B. Clark and Mrs.
Frank R. Lyon will be hostesses
this evening at the Fairmont Coun-
try Club at the weekly bridge tour
nament. which will begin promptly
at S:15. There will be a large
turnout Of the players this evening.
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"Trip

Miss Marian Rock left Saturday
for Richmond, Va, where she will
visit friends. From there, she will
go to Bristow. Va, where she will
attend commencement at ST. Edith
school, from which she is grad
uate and from which her sister,
Miss Alice Rock, will be graduated.
Miss Rock will accompany her
home aF
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sRe,tur1n From Honeymoon

3s8sI39si Mr. and MIS-. oseph Q NeII,
whose marriage was an event OF
last Wednesday in this city, have
returned from a wedding trip to
the East and have taken up their
residence at the home of Miss Eva
Brand on Cleveland avenue. Mrs.
SOsNeill was formerly Miss Rather
Inc Spellacy.
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For Colorado

DIR. and Mrs. NJ. D. Christie of
this city and their daughter, Mrs.
James Thompson, and the latters
son, of Richmond, Va, Christie
fThompson, left this morning for
Palmer Lake, Colo, where they
will spend the summer at the
Christie cottage there. Mrs.
SThompson and son had been here
sforEseveral weeks visiting previous
Ito going to Colorado
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To Meet Tonight.

The Mcfarland chapter of the
Westminster Guild of the Presby-
terrain Church will meet at $50
this evening at the church. Mrs:
Otis c. Wilson's division will be
in charge of the program This
will be the last meeting Of the
chapter until early fall.
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Class Will Meet

The w. A. Sunday Bible Class
will meet at o'clock this evening
at the home of w. c. Smith at sos
Benoni avenue. F. ]. Smith will
be the teacher, and the LESSON Will
be from the second chapter OF ST.
Luke
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Mrs Martin DR. and Mra a.
Bloomfield Prof. and Mrs
Hustead and Mr. and Mrs Shaw
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changes Time Of Meeting.

Changes Time OF Meeting.
The Heintzelman post of the
American Legion has changed it's
time of meeting from Tuesday to
Thursday evenings, when the
meetings will be held beginning
at s O'Clock.
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With Mrs.- Ratteiaer.

r meeting OF the executive com
rnittee, including officers, and all
chairmen and captains and assist
ant captains Of the Loyal Woman's
Glass of the Central Christian
Church, will be held tomorrow
from 1880 to 3 O'Clock at the home
Of Mrs. E. B. Battieger in Maple
avenue. A tea will follow for the
women and girls from to 5
O'Clock. At the meeting definite
plans will be made for the mem.
bership contest to be waged by the
class
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To Have Due Tea

The W. c. T. u will enter
tain tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
in the parlors of the First Baptist
Church at a due tea. In connec-
ton with the tea, Flower Mission
Day will be observed. and an in
teresting program will be corried
out with Mrs. Paul Amos and Mrs
John Yost in charge. A social hour
will follow the program.
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To Render Program.

An Interesting program will be
rendered BY the school OF music of
the Fairmont State Normal School
this evening at the school audi
torium The program will be CIV
en- under the direction Of Miss
Katherine Beltzhoover, instructor
of music at the Normal, and viii
begin promptly at Sis. o'clock The
program:
Mary Ellen Fishbach
March of the Peppermint Sticks
(from The Candy Sufte) .....Bi1bro
Ir1na Fishbach
Saltarello. .......- ....--.- Schmoil
Eleanor DeTurk
LAvalanche. ..... ........ Heller
Louise Snider
FLYING Leaves. kollo!n
Alieen Polling
Pa sdes Fleurs .Del1tes
Lose tia Fishbach
Song of APRIL. ....-....-.-... Lack
Mildred Gibson
(al Frolic. ......... FIRM,
(b) Hungarian Dance No. 7..Brahms
Anna Bogdonovich
Gar Ababesoue. " 1. .Debussy
(b) Pizzicati. ..-...... Delibes
Daisy Cross. Anna Bogdonovich
Lacna Snowden
Grande Polka de Concert,....Bar
FERN Snider.
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Meeting Postponed

The picnic which was to be held
this evening by the Sociay Service
Eeague of the NJ. 2. Temple at
Loop Park has been indefinitely
postponed but the regular meet
ing WILDE held at 1880 this even
ing at the church parlors.
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To Have Big Meeting

The Protected Home Circle IS
planning for big social gathering
and business session to be held at
~ o. clock tomorrow evening at the
hall at Madison and jackson
streets. A large class of candi-
dates will be initiated, and officers
will be nominated for the coming
year. A number will be here from
EGrafton, Warrington and other
near by cities. Following the bust
ness session, a social hour will be
held, and refreshments will be
kasrYed free, of charge. The mem
ybers are being urged to be present.
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Awarded Prize.

D Mrs. S. j. Brobst OF Walnut ave-
#nue was awarded the prize for the
best cake made from Gold Medal
AflolIr which was offered by the
Cooking school at the 'Y.' Mrs.
Brobst baked sunshine cake which
Els said to have been by far the pref
sStiest and best cake entered. Mrs.
Brobst is generally regarded as one
&of the best cake bakers and cooks
in the community and is member
of the Woman's Club and active in
Athe ONE economics department.
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b SOC e. s.

Member Of he faculty composed
the receiving line and received the
guests, some two hundred tnAnuIns
Der. after hich they passed TO the
dining room where refreshmen
were served by the girls Of the Z.
W. C. "A. In the receiving line
were Presid ent and Mrs Joseph
Roster. Mrs. N. r. C.. Morrow, Prof.
and Mrs. Walter Barnes, Prof. e..
z. Mercer, Miss Laura Lewis. Miss
Dorcas Prichard, Miss Virginia
Gaskill and Miss Maud Hull. One
hundred and twelve members OF
the class, with their friends, were
entertained This was the annual
faculty reception and was one OF
the most delightful ever held.
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Return Today

Dr. and Mrs. Luther e. Davis,
whose marriage was an event at
Wilkes Barre, Pa, on last Satur-
day, returned here this morning
and are at the home of the form
er's mother, Mrs. Martha Davis on.
Cleveland avenue. DR.. Davis, in
company with his aunt, Mrs. T. w.
Hennen, and her son Thomas left
here Tuesday for Wilkes Barre,
and the marriage was celebrated at
5 o'clock Saturday evening at st.
Timothy's Episcopal Church. Fol
lowing the ceremony Dr. Davis and
his bride went to Washington
where they remained until last eve
ming, when they left there arriving
here this morning.
DR.. Davis is one of the younger
members of the medical fraternity
in this city, having opened up Of
fees here about a year ago after
having been graduated from the
University of Missouri and the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania and having
done post graduate work at the
Memorial Hospital in Philadelphia.
Since coming here, he has estab-
lished quite large practice. He is
a grandson of Mrs. Cochran and
the the late N C. Cochran, promi-
nent residents Of this city His
bride is a charming young wo-
man of Philadelphia and had visit
ed here several times as the guest
of DR.. Davis mother, and during
her stay here was popular in So
ciety circles She is a daughter of
Edward Wier of Philadelphia.
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ARTHUR. r sEsE E
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in Washington

Mrs It. W Hennen and SON.
Thomas Hennen are spending the
week in Washington. D. G. the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs 9. M.
Shinn. They went to Wilkes
Barre Pa, for the marriage Of
SDr Luther C. Davis and Miss
sssie Wier which was solnen-
lied on Wednesday in that city.
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ToEcyisburs

man Avenue left today Tor
sxis nc, where they
dfii bs the guests for week or
BEN days4 .oft Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
II a
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Circle viii Meet

The Stoetzer Circle OF Inc WEI
minister Guild will meet tomorrow
evening at $50 In the social
rooms of the church The officers
will be hostesses, and the mothers
of the members will be guests
Supper will be served, following
which a program win be observed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-05
Dinner Party n.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shaw en-
tertained at dinner last evening at
the Fairmont Hotel IGNORING DR..
and Mrs. Wayne Martin OF Ma
sontown, Pa, who are visiting
here. The guests included Dr.. and