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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-26

Miss Anna McGucken has returned 10
her homo at Charleston after a visit
with friends here.
Mrs Carl Coe and son. Carl Wilson
Coo. and niece, Dorothy Donneny, Of
Carmichael. Pa. who have BEEN visiting
at the homo CT Mrs. T. F. Bodley at
Highland Park. have lsft for Mrs Zoe
home at Knoxville Iowa.
Mrs. a Langhans has es her guests,
nor nieces, the Misses Mildred and Mar
garet Beohtold Of Bellview Pa
Mrs L. Henn!g Sherman and daugh-
ter, Eleanor, leaves today for e short
trip and upon their return the end or
the week they will leave for Ruggles
Beach. near Cleveland. where they will
spend weeks vacation
Miss Helen Petres leaves tho begin
ming OF next week for a motor trip with
friends to Rhode Island
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Alexander OF
Washington. p. c., motored to this
city Monday for a brief visit with MI
and Mrs. Harry Casey. Jr. Of Warwood
avenue, Warwood.
Miss Adelaide Mulhearn has as her
guest her cousin, Miss Dorothy Manion,
| of Warwood.
Misses Ottils shubert and Edith
Schubert leave this week with an auto
party to a summer camp near Wauoaus-
tie, Canada where they will spend the
| month Of August camping.
Mrs David Harris leaves today for
| Washington, d, c., where she will spend
a few days.
Mrs. Henry Yerke and Mrs. James
| Crimson, who have been visiting at
the homo OF Mrs. William Ouch OF
! Akron. O.. have returned home here.
Miss Marie Dauster, stenographer in
| CITY Manager Charles H. Dowlers office,
! Is spending a two weeks vacation with
her relatives at GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
Miss Rebecca Ryan, stenographer In
CITY Treasurer W. D. Robertson s
office is spending her vacation at De-
tro!tf Mich.
George Crumbacker and willard Keith
OF the East End have returned from
weeks trip at Cambridge, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Blotzer and
daughter Of Homestead. Pa. are visit
ing Mrs. J. J. Campers Of this city.
Miss Marie Hibbs Of Jacob street re-
turned homo yesterday after a brief
visit with relatives in Pittsburgh.
Carl Miller returned 10 this city after
q short business trip to Pittsburgh
Mrs. Laura Bell of Thirteenth street
will leave within the next week for &
brief visit at Ceder Point Q.
Kelcel C. Ross OF Buckhannon re
turned to this city yesterday afte'
spending a short stay in Pittsburgh.
Louis Feinler has returned from I
short stay with friends at Fish Creek
Robert Reed will leave the hrst o.
next week for weeks stay at the HamI
shire club.
Charles Dicknan has returned e
WASHINGTON, Pa after a short visit with
his parents IN this city.
J. NJ Smith Of the U. S. Veteran'
Bureau has returned 70 this city after 1
short business stay In Cameron.
r. p. Wilson OF Clarksburg is spend
Ing several days IN this city on ousl
ness.
J. L Luther Of Welch Is spending sew
eral days IN this city attending tho IN
dertakers Convention.
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Mrs L. F. Ullom Is general chair-
man in charge Of the Zane Street NJ. T.
church fair TO he held Friday and Satur-
day Of this week. Mrs. UL!0In Is as
sisted ny an able committee composed
OF the Following;
Mrs. Ella Fair. Messrs. Hobert Posey
a nd VIII Kindeloerser.
The following viii have charge OF the
various booths:
Fish Pond-Mrs Anna Marsh.
Fancy Booth-Mrs. NJ. B. Kelly.
Refreshments-Mrs.C Charles Ambrose.
Candy-Miss Anna HorneT.
The Boy Scouts--Soft drinks.
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Wnrwood Bridge Club

Mrs. George Bates Will be hostess
10 the members OF her club WEDNESDAY
afternoon at her homo on Warwood
avenue, Warwood. The hours from 2:S0
n o'clock Will be devoted to bridge.
after which a two course luncheon will
be served. The honorary guests will
be Mesdames David McCluskey, OF
Washington. Pa: Louis Emmerson,
Edgwood: Charles Bates. MoundsViNei
Harold Bates. Wheeling,
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Last evening the young VISITORS VINO
are In town were again honored by
dinner party given by MISS E.4en
Wilson. Attractive dinner appoint,
ments made the affair charming aho
following the evening hours were de-
voted TO various delightful diversions.
7,ba GUESTS included: Misses Sehon Nc
Coach Mabel Burchard, Mary McNally.
Ouarrier Hazlett, Virginia Harper, Will
ma Henderson, jean Wilson, Virginia
sweeney, Lydia speldel. Ellen Wilson;
Nessra Billy Irwin, Howard Hazlett.
Bud Howard, Vance Harper, Albert
Whitaker, Louis Waterhouse. David
westtall, George Lukens. John Wilson
and Melvin HelfriCh
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.Rsprsssatsd woman's Club.

Mesdames Oscar l.. Callahan, ]. s.
McFadden and Ben L. Morris represent
ed tho Wheeling Womnn's club at the
meeting OF the McMechen Woman
club last evening. Mr.. Norris gave an
interesting account OF the national
meeting at Chautauqua. y. Y. While
Mrs. Callahan and Mrs McFadden N
their short talks, gave various mos
sages to the NcMechen ladies.
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people will be unattended Immediately
following the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs,
de Surville will leave for two weeks
visit to points in the east. They VIII
return here at the expiration Of Rat
period. and. after spending 4 few days
with friends, will leave for their new
home. Mr.. de Surville IS engaged IN
the real estate business IN San Fran
cisco.
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GET 100 GALLONS 's<"sEI
OF REAL HOME BREW.
orncsrr Pound Miniature Brewery IN
Raid Upon South Side Residence

Deputy State Prohibition ofncef
CLAYTON accompanied by Deputy Shsrs1
If Dave Cleary and officer Schane lastS
evening conducted a raid on the rear OK
Bs4 Jacob street A ga reward cor theirl
efforts tho officers found l2o gallons OF
homebrew brewing and 100 empty pms ,
bottles. As tho owner OF the SUN oouio
MT h, found at tho time Of tn eraA no
srr.st. were made but someone will be
apprehended today.
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wsd6inss at Edgvood Church

The Rev. Gregory Bleakly OF the Edg-
wood VI. E church offctated at two
weddings last week. Mr.. Frank Nixon
and Miss Blanche Nat!oss, both Of this
city, were married at the church at
O'Clock last Wednesday morning. and
Saturday Mr.. Herbert Winenan and
Miss Jessie Tillett, both Of GAINESVILLE.
were united at the parsonage of the
church.
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House Party at Charleston

The following was clipped from
Charleston paper:
Miss Elizabeth Smith. Miss jana
Kennel Of Connellsvil!e. Pa, Miss
Wilma Sayers OF Waynesburg. Pa.
and Miss Katherine Wilson Of Wheeling
will arrive IN the city Wednesday 10
be the guests OF Miss Margaret Martin.
Miss Louise Bettirger and Miss Ruth
WamoCk OF this city.
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supper and lawn party on Blakes lawn,
Baird's hollow. Elm Grove Every
Daughter IS urged to come and make
this a great day for tho old soldiers
In the evening tho guests Will gather
around a camp fire, where tho comrades
will relate war stories.
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About People
Movements OF Individuals 70 Ana
Prom The o1sy.
AT THE HOTELS.

Tho Rogers-Harold C. Carl Graz
TON w Va; K. S. Wehrle, Pittsburgh,
Pa: F. Swanson. Pittsburgh, "a; r. h
Hunt. Pittsburgh, Fa; c. II. Hama
Pittsburgh, Pa.
MoIure-F. T. Wilson, ClaEksburg.
w. Va: Fred Prince Parkersburs, W.
Va NJ, D. Baker. Clarkshurg. w. Va
A. 7. Lynch, ClarksbUr. w. a.: ]. Rou-
sci, Clarksburg. W. Va.
GRAND centrM-M. Custom, Pitts
hurph Pa; NJ. A. Broman, Pittsburgh,
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Leave For Ruggles Beach

Mrs Lima Nenn!g-Sherman and
daughter, Miss Eleanor will leave the
first part OF next week for week 5
vacation at Ruggles Beach. tho popu-
lar resort near Cleveland, Ohio.
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Cumberland. Nd. July 25.-Edward
Bergman and Miss Edna Mohing were
marrieg at the home or the oCide SIS
ter. Mrs. E. A E!rick. by the Kew Mar
lin I, Enders, pastor Of st. Pauls Luth-
.rap church. George Stein and Miss
Cora James were the attendants.
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Cumberland. Md. July 25-Tennis \.
Paarlberg, Chicago and Miss Thelma
Gertrude Peters. Keyser. w. Va were
married here sunday afternoon at the
parsonage Of Center street Methodist
Episcopal church by the Rev. Benjom'n
W Meeks. Louis Glenn and Miss Esta
Mastellar were the attendants.
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Delightful Picnic Party

In honor % Miss Dureve Gerard MT
John Hills Will entertain with a de-
ugh,ful picnic party today. Tho merry
group will meet at the Hills mono d,
Beech Glen shortly after noon ana
will motor 20 a selected spot up Wheel
ing creek whore they will spend the
afternoon A. various diversions. Al
o'clock a deIec:able picnic dinner VIII
be served TO the following guests:
Misses
D,,rsve Gerard Mabel Burchard
I,6La Speldel virginia Harper
QuaSrter Hazlett sehon AcCoacn
T,pcv Her.ey Nellie Brand
Catherine Burrus7
Messrs.-
VANCE Harper louis "a'erhouse
Harold Cypoct van IhomaS o'
VIM Friedrich 81. CIa!rsN'I!~
I'd Friedrich tszier smith
Bud Howard "iIiian husus
Charles Hutchirs
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school Of Fulton will be entertained this
evening by Miss Elizabeth Hubbard
with a picnic dinner TO be served on the
Hubbard lawn at I o'clock. Miss Hubbard
will be assisted by Miss Dorothy Won
Bayer and Miss Frances Wood Follow
Ing the dinner. a delightful evening Is
planned for the guests which Will IN
CLUBS a radio concert.
Club Dance Last Night
The Mills Maryland Eight furnished
the music for the Macadamy CLUB dance
at Wheeling Park. last evening. Inc
dance was the third Of the summer
series and was attended by largo
crowd
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DINNER DANCE
FOR VISITORS
THIS EVENING
VISITING FUNERAL pNsCToHe
AND WIVES WILL ENJOY MoN-
sry1 ArFArR AT ELKS CLUB.
Reservations Have Been Made TOT eoo
at pinnsr-Attracttvs Dance FRO
gram Has Been Arranged.

On. OF the most delightful arfairs
o, the day will be the dinner dance 70
be entoyed this evening by the mem
hers OF the State Undertakers conVen-
ion and their wives. at the Elks cluo
nous. ballroom. Dinner will be served
% $50 guests this evening over $50 of
these being ladies'. The tables VIII De
charm!nEly appointed and summer
flowers will be used IN PROPULSION IN
me scheme OF decoration. Dancing VIII
be the evenings pleasure until late
hours and the snapptest OF dance music
will be PLAYED by a local orchestra.
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present were:
COMPLIMENTARY Dinner.

COMPLIMENTARY to Miss Ade!aldN
Schad. oS Columbus. O. Mr.. and Mrs
James Schad entertained number o.
the Younger set at the Welcome Inn
Tloydsville. last evening. The party &c
tho resort and upon their arrival there
a, o'clock. a delicious chicken anc
waffle dinner was served.
Covers were laid for the following
guests:
Misses
Frances Harper Lillian Deso's
Marion Dennis Adelaide Schau
MeSSrS--
pA,,l Svartz Fred Walker
Tack Dennis George Schad
Mrs. 9. L. Schad, Jr.
NJ. and Mrs. James Schad.
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N4isa storer Entertains

Miss Elsie Lee Storer VIII entertain
With another delightful event for Miss
Mabel Burchard. guest OF Miss Quarter
Hazlett, at her home IN Thedah Place,
this noon. The guests have been In.
vited FOR luncheon and later bridge viii
be the diversion.
Tho following viii be present
Misses Mabel Burchard' Quarri''
Haziett. Sehon McCoach. Mary McNaI!y
Virginia Harper, Betty Bloch LFd'"
Speldel. Ellen Wilson, Jean Wilson
Jane Russell. Elizabeth HQtcn'ns' VIZ
ginia Sweeney. Wilma Henderson, H'N's
wagner. Elsie Lee storer,
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Delightful Sunday Outing.

In honor o. Miss Elizabeth Rehrl. OF
CHICAGO. H.. who j. the guests OK MI
and Mrs John F. Rehm. or LehoH' "
number ~ folks motored 10 Fraziers
Ole o.. Snor, Creek. on Sunday. where
rho dav was delightfully."- spent. pic.
mic luncheon and dinner was served ano
ou, door sports made the day most en-
iovahle Those present were:
,r,.scs Bertha Doughrety
r-rt,.bc,r Rehu. Sara Elizabeth Ret
- ,-,,fr,YC Harriet Rush
Sa-elda Rush
MeSSrS-
Martin Man!on Elmer roA
,..,.o Sesrer Herman Miller
MessrS. and Nesdames.-
C.Al-las Push Harry ". DouCh"rty
v,-i,I>s,r Eirg, Of Carl Rehm
Martins Ferry
Masters
p;frt. King Jackie King
Robbie King
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Delightful Dinner Party

Last evening a party OF young folks
enjoyed delightful dinner party at the
Welcome Inn. They motoCed out Tor u
o'clock dinner. following which various
social diversions made their evening
merry.
The following were present:
Misses
E,,zahs,h Dacey Esther Jepson
Edith Riggs Mary JuersehSen
Irene Sublet Lillian Roth
Mary King Mary "!Iia'nS
Messrs-
Hsrhsr, F. Paul Joseph Wines
Oliver c. Guenther doTt1er
U-,,hu- Carl Russell L!nsleY
Bernard Manion Edward j. LooS
Russell Anderson
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Thursday evening the Daughters OF
Veterans OF Elm Grove will entertain
the veterans OF the Civil War with q
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Medium Brown Hair looks best OF al
after a Golden Clint Shampoo. adv.
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Bio Social nveut Today.

One Of the largest OF the weeks
social AFFAIRS will take place today wheA
IN. members OF the West virginia
ladies' Shrine Iris Patrol will hold
GARDEN PARTY on the lawn surrounding
IN. home Of Mrs. J. W. Pickett or Eds-
wood, From $3.50 until o'clock the
GUESTS will indulge IN the pleasures or
the summer afternoon in the open anu
the tables about the lawn will make
pretty scene-
Mrs p. ]. N. Schafer Is chairlady
and has as her assistants Mrs. Albert
AIh,nrer, Mrs Bert McCulley and Mrs.
william McConaughy. Over hundred
guests are expected to participate IN
The affair. The following reservations
FOR various card and sewing parties nave
been made. 80
Mrs. John Holler will entertain with
a five hundred party.
Mrs. Minnie Meister FIVE hundred
party.
Mrs. Harry Bloom Ave hundred party.
Mrs. Fred Cowl bridge party.
Mrs. John Citizens FIVE hundred party,
Mrs. Fred Appenseller sewing party,
Mrs. Fred Thurm will entertain a
marty Of SIX at domino party.
Mrs. Lottie Heinerman five hundred
party.
Mrs. Davey Davis five hundred party.
Mrs Olive Meister five hundred party,
Mrs. Louis Bschman Will entertain
six guests at domino party.
Mrs. S Detweiller Ave hundred rarty.
Mrs. William Moore Ave hundred.
Mrs. Charles Carroll five hundred
party.
Mrs Charles serig Ave hundred party.
Mrs. william Ennis bridge party.
Mrs. Fred Schme.chel ave hundred
party.
Mrs Ben Morris flve hundred party
Mrs 4. Applin I'VE hundred party.
Mrs. Q. D. Mccoy will entertain her
sewing club.
Mrs. Frank He'll i've hundred party
Mrs. Charles Thrall five hundred
! party.
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Sage
Will Save Your Hair

II your hair is coming out and causing
you worry go TO your druggist today
and get a bottle OF Partisan Sage, tho
most delightful and resulttul hair In
yiEorStor in the land.
SAL your hair while you have hair
10 save. Partisan Sage Will do II and
also Danish every sign OF dandruff. stop
YOUR scalp from Itching. and make your
hair beautiful and luxuriant.
parisian Sagcs does not change til
natural color OF the hair. = IL Gr''s.
4 60 sells lots of II an! suarImf.
money back II not satisi!el.-Ady.
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Women swimmers have increased IN
number until now there are as many
as men at beach resorts.
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Btde-a-Wee Club

Mrs. william K!rchner Will be hostess
20 the members OF the B!de W ee
club Thursday afternoon Al her home IN
the Rider apartments. Martins Ferry.
At the conclusion OF several hours de-
voted 20 needlework. refreshments Will
be served.
The following members Will be pres
ent:
Mesdames-
Ruby Sdgw!ck Bert Eennum
clarence Helling George Murphy
William Scatterday y. '" Fulmer
Clarence Selby Carl Shilnp
william Spears Frank Harris
WILLIAM, Griffith Aplin Montgomery
Mrs. Simpson
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stamm-W. B. Rector, Belinston. W.
Va; A W. Irwin, Huttonsville, W. Va;
c. E. Couch. Parkersburg. w. Va; ".
r. Morgan. Raivelle. W. a; A W. Ilm'
Huttonsville, W. Va
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workman-Keyser

Coming as a complete surprise TO
their many friends. is the marriage or
Miss Margaret Kcyser OF Pittsburgh.
Pa. and Mr. 4. o. Workman OF Bel
laire, Ohio. The marriage ceremony
took place IN the Presbyterian Church
OF Pittsburgh. on the evening Of May
Soth.
The bride IS POPULAR young lady
and possesses a wide circle or friends
She Is a graduate or the teachers
Training school Of Pittsburgh. The
groom IS we'll known throughout Wheel
ing and Bellaire vicinity. He holds
responsible position. being Assistant
Traffic Manager OF the II. Belts com
pany. j.
They will take up their residence IN
Be!laire. Ohio, In a newly iurh'sneu
,nartnent Many social functions gty-
an IN their honor among them dinner
planned 70 be given ut the Mcclure
Hotel, In the near future.
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Bonortns ssllatre visitors.

Miss Leonore Fisher. OF Lexington
XIV. and Mrs. Joe Duga and Miss Rose
Katz OF St. Louis. Mo. were honor
guests at a rheater and dinner party
given ny Mrs. Morris Elkan or BEL
laire. Monday Following the perform
ance. "Parlor, Bedroom and Bath ~
the Rex theater. the party enjoyed de-
ltciors ,hree-course dinner at the Green
room.
Those present were:
Misses
Pose Katz Lenore Fisher
Correlia Kaufman
NeSdameS-
Joe puCa Morris EiIHan
Alfred Mayer
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Charlesworth
NJ. r,tpnhart Entsrtains

Mrs Jessie Wolfe Lirphart VIII en-
..r,,i, the members Of the Heights
Fridge club az her home on sixth street
Mains Ferry. this afternoon. three
rlh,,s will accommodate the guests, inr
mo afternoon ot games which Will De
supnlcr,"r'cd nv delicious retreSnfneh's
NJ. L,ruhart'S guests VIII oe'
Mcsfars'
-. ,-,,L Arthur Dixon
- ~ Sr,-eve Willard Ball
r,,, lr,U James Wilson
-. S,lyNtch John Nelly
C.rr r.sb Earl NenGun
Alfred Mitchell Jr.
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cnub Meets Thursday

The business and PROFESSIONAL Wo-
mans club will hold It's regular
monthly meeting at the home OF Mrs
George Comstock on Dimmey Dale
boulevard. A picnic dinner VIII be
served at $50 o'clock following which
the stunt committee will put on run
program" that promises TO be unusual
" good. Reports Of the Chattanoogs
Convention will also be given. All
members are urged 10 attend ana are
asked 10 take the Elm Grove car ana
get off at Towards station.
RESERVATIONS may be made by call
ing Miss Leonora Wright or MISS
DIETRICH.
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Hotel Windsor +. Men

burg, W. Va: VI. K. Wells, Clarks burg.
w. Va: Paul c. Z. BlounL Steuben-
VILE, O.; A A. GERMS, Pittsburgh. Pa:
r. r. Fisher, Pittsburgh. Pa
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Al welcome Inn

Al tire Welcome Inn last evening sew
ersl Wheeling parties took place. MT
ard Mrs. II. c. Kalbiczer entertained Tor
MISS Anna G. Charlesworth. OF Phi!a'
aelph!z. Covers were laid for the FOL
lowing:
Misses
Anna J Charlesworth
J Kalbitzer
Marian X. N!ckiing. or Cleveland
Mr. and Mrs H. c. Kalottzer.
A. another party Mr.. F. 5. Horhetrrer
was hos, 20 Mr.. Al Lester. OF Prorldehce
VNCde Island While Mr.. and Mrs. H.
" .T.,r-;ck and Mr.. and Mrs. r c.
Dancer formed q congeniaI party OF four
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Herman Miller
comp,tmsneing Mrs. rorrey

Yesterday afternoon. MISS hoti'e
Winchcr 81 Woodlawn entertained
Few of her friends at her home IN com
p!iment 10 her sister. Mrs r. L" ioVre!'
as.To,g island. y. Z. Cards and other
a.,..h.F,,i diversions were enjoyed
,,~curnnut the afternoon and at B
O'Clock a charmiHgly appointed lunch
90. was served. Those present were
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Entertain bible School
The boys Of tho Vocational Bible
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Pa: H. y. BranrAn, Pittsburgh, Pa :
Mrs. Josie Ruth. Dallas. ". Va: D. ~
Storerod, Pittsburgh. Pa
Hotel wheenng-J. Regal. Pitts
burgh, Pa; A. D. Anata Pittsburgh
Pr: s. IT. Hersh. Pittsburgh, Pa; VI.
J. Korlamer. Pittsburgh. Pa; A NJ.
Gefford, Pittsburgh, Pa
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Miss Anna McGucken hls returned 10
her homo at Charleston SITTER WISH
with friends here.
Evening star., 1922-08-29
DR.. c. S. WHITE ACCEPTS
CONVENTION HONOR
Will Head Medical Committee
During Big Shrine Meeting
Here Next June.

DR., Charles Stanley White, the
noted surgeon, has accepted the ap-
pointment from IlIustrious Potentate
Leonard p. Steuart of Almas Temple
of the Mystic Shrine of executive
chairman of the committee on Red
Cross and medical attention in con-
nection with the big Shrine conven-
rion in Washington next June.
In announcing the appointment and
acceptance today, Potentate Steuart
expressed much qualification that a
man of DR.. Whites eminence in his
profession would have charge of that
important branch of the work Incl
dental to the assembling of the Shrine
hosts in the National Capital in 1928.
The experience at San Francisco. he
explained disclosed the Importance
as we'll as the necessity of making
ample provision for the health of the
visitors while in the city, and il was
vital to have at the head of the
work a physician and surgeon OF the
highest abilities
Dr. Whites appointment now brings
the executive staff that Will look
after the convention up to seven.
Executive Secretary Harry Standl-
ford will head the staff; Thomas r.
farrell will ioke after the financial
end of the convention: Ellwood r.
Morey. after the housing of the Wis
itors: Henry Lansburgh. past potentate
Of Almas, after the matter of hos
pitality; F. Lawrence Walker, re-
corder Of Almas. after the reception
and entertainment of the Shrine re-
corders. and Arthur f. Cook, treas
urer Of Almas Temple, will be the
treasurer of the executive commit
tee. with Illustrious Potentate Leon
ard F. Steuart as chairman eX ofticio.
Evening star., 1922-08-29

to the navy yard on pontoons, to
make her sufficiently seaworthy for
her final trip to sea, and therefore she
was dOcked. Before the dock could
be pumped dry she reverted to her
former tactics and sank again. This
time it did not matter.
The spot for her interpent will be
somewhere twenty or thirty miles
out of the Virginia Capes. where the
water is of sufficient depth to insure
her a decent riddance.
she will have about fifty fathoms
over her, which is 900 feet and that.
l think" navy yard officer said
yesterday. lis plenty to insure her
peaceful and permanent extinction.
There will be no tossing shells into
the hulk as a means of sending her