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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
!; THE THEATRES
SUMMER STOCK
SEASON OPENS TONIGHT

y. "'y'a.a@ IS IN :cah.n"sS AZ mo
Iu.g; th,<L'Io for the "p"iinI OF the
s"aron a." >Vinmc stock which WELL 10
u&h"rcd N tonight Ny fhLr!"il" W}nlcrS'
lwr.l known local stage starr and h"'
Associate Players. who Will l." seen IN
IlVld lfc,aA~'S great comedy "!'t'S -
"l'nl!v VITA q Fast. MIS- NE"''ES
and her fellow thcSp!ilnS Will IA! Il I"he
&c., wait IN Wheeling a. II Hats nee"
man, .-lr- in" trur, PATRONS !iNc
h.d ;U, r.. assure -! W!iH"sS'iE h'-''
r.iss dramatic s;uch IN ihclr i.-N"ritC
rcndrz,uu.. rho hg piI> houSr * AL
bcd.rkrI IA summer attlr" and every
facility WI, p" used during thc NOT
summer months 10 make :. pleasant I"i
tho natrons The cast ~ al prIncd ana
IN good shape tor the initial Offering
Scenic Artist Vim. Peters has paintrd
\ superb production II Director NJ,
Waters has every little detail lagrange"
80 that - perfect I.rs' m~". may ~
r>rcctrd. TIA" cast "f characters n
the u-.!rr &C their appearance - as '"4-
inWH
,Yav ro.,gir. t.nt,rtnr dcrorat"r)'
Lame. Pn.illp4; lLt.ry lGrHd'GS"n' Geo.
Dv!,: Iuli% shannon, Charlotte "yhIc'''
lex N.,nXilc. W. q. McWalters; Mrs'
,lcm Davis. Mabel Montgomery; Myrtle
Davis. Minifrci Whitney; Stiles owen
t%u!; Mrs. NauT.lr tl;r\s m"ihcr)' ia
y, Marslua..: l.lrk"v a mhih', lIa''''
I,Lnlcr. C~nin:uuGnrr Fob I.l"h'T, mas.
tInr, l'rru,,cv N.,m%.l" Re HH'''''
i'r..i Nc.lS"u. \ StlLnS"r, Harry I"''""'
49,. The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Apart
m"ui. Sew York city.
~: II .,rhc NauIilc S'!mlrr lioH'c'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
<, C, MNSTRELS HOLD
final ~REHEARSkLS

The final rehearsal for the Knights
of Columbus MINISTRIES, Wis held NcStcr-
day afternoon n all is now | nrcaol-
ness ror the presentation OF 4 production
second 20 no." IN local amateur clrS!eS'
o-niEht and Tuesday. The WORK OF Ill
rcct.nS the CciicarShlS was In Charge OK
Miss Mary Ray, and she was ably assist
ed BY William Dctwcillcr, in charge or
the chorus. while Nate Mulrov. !ate %
Coburn's MINISTRIES. directed the enuS'
| Mrs. +. J. Fisher presided 1t the piano
FOR the rchcarsals. and VIII take a par'
IN the ri .h!s evening.
The end men in the production arc
John Iaddrn Jimmie Gi!martIn. hNI
Monahan. Tom Carney. Emnlct HcNLEea.
Dick Kelly. George Baucrs and Eugene
Mcguire. also ot Cohurn's minStrcIs, who
Is visiting friends in tho city.
A novel feature in connection With
the MINISTRIES Is the appearance OF Il
number OF beautiful young ladies as
| models IN new and up-to-the-minute
| style creations furnished b. Geo. Il
Taylor 20.
IN the oi,o Nate Mulroy will sing.
dance and tell sons funny stories with
George Latham 1t the piano. y Skctch
known as ~ Touch OF Old Time Min
strclSy,' s u scream and ENSURES a GOOD
hearty laugh 20 the audience. Mar
coni'S wireless Telephone" is 4 farce
tina Will make u hit with the audience
with Eddie Jcpson in the principal role
\ violin solo by Charles Altmcyer, Jr,
Is especially good. aud no doubt no will
receive his share OF applause. Tho per
tormanC" will be concluded with The
Jazz Rand" with Doc Lane as Leader.
Reservations FOR seats for IN" affair
have been going at 4 lively ratio M a
'rapaci;y house is assured at both per
formancS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
WATCHING
il. Pike ON OHIO SIDE

force Of deputies were on the look
for reckless drivers and specdSters
the National Pike. west OF Bridge
ct vSNIArday. They were also look
az drivers parking cars on the
rfcxL The men have been assigned
he task Of bringing all violators OF the
|elmont county road laws 10 task. Al
fort Is being made TO reduce the nur:-
Of accidents on the National Pike.
tAroays travel was considerably
than some other days. Il 5
hit that IL a Belmont Count Auto
Association is )~:San:EeI. rrad
will be erected TO h3Ip the drivers
and coming.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
Screens Greatest Fight
in "Tol'able David

The story Of David and Goliath Is
given Il modern counterpart in the First
National attraction, "Tol'able David
by Richard Rarthelmcss, who in one ot
tho most thrilling light scenes over dc.
pIciCd for the IlmS, as Il m"rc stripping
Of Il youth, attacks and Kills Il veHtahlG
giant OF tho III the perform
anrc Of his duty. "Tol'ablc David IS
being shown at tho Liberty theatre TO.
day and during tho remainder Of The
week.
EarthclmcSs' big night %r""r comes ~
tho elimination OF tvs" encounters" win
villains. father and son. who ar" seek.
ing To retain tho government Iu,r; sac,
which is entrusted IN his CharCr. David
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CLEANUP week"
IS IN OUR MIDST

This week is cleanup week in Wheel.
ing. having been designated BY Cir
Manager Charles II. DoSler. nhs city
manager asks all c~itizens to entsr into
tho spirit of the campaign and cleanup
their property. not only on the scale or
oppcaranCc but to reduce the danger of
tire.
M~crchan arc asked 10 mako an In
spection Of their places OF buainess and
remove all waste and inflammaole ma
tcrial that may have accumulated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
THREE CARS FIGURE
IN FULTON CRASH

An accident IN wh.ch chrcc machines
figured. occurred AZ Fifth street, Fulton
Saturday evening.
It Is said - Columbia automobile
driven hy Harry liicronImus. Of No.
cSon Wilson street. collidcd with a coal
truck and almost 1T th" sun" time 4
Ford touring car driven by G. II. RAIDER.
OF West Alexander. collided into tho
rear OF the Columbia machine.
Two ladies' who were in the Columbia
machine were slightly bruised. while
one sustained several cuts when she
was thrown against tho indshlc!
which BROKE. Hoth .Ni;"S had n Zen
ders torn OF and were otherwise oam-
aged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
MATINEE THISAFTERNOON
OF up ROOM

Th" $,CunI week OF tho Eccs-Ball Co.
viii -" them in u play that has Kept
tho American people laughing for two
years. ThIs play Is full OF action, and
r;'"'uu" knows that Al Woods plays
ei'.,.k,o with pep, ami h1vo no dull mo-
mrut%. Percy kilhride, Eva Sargent and
Craig Mcsl" will have great parts. while
Miss Pearl llaz"lt"n Will play Nahcl. the
name part. Percy. this week. Mil he
the l"n-pc"h'd husband. and many g""i
laughs TIA" PATRONS will have. The old
slogan is don wash on Monday. como
10 tho matinee
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kills them both. but before the one dies
he hurls a chair at the boy he has
wounded and has his revenge III seeing
the gun drop from tho boys grasp.
wnen Luke, another brother. the mod
crn Goliath. steps onto the scene. David
IS defcnscless, with his left arm uselcS:i
hccaus" of i bullet woun| Needless "t
this. with the agility of Il tiger he leaps
upon his foe. and there cnsucS one or
tho most thrilling lights Imaginable.
II ends when David. with almost SUI
perbuman strength. hurts MS hugc "d-
ycfSary over his back and falling, III -
doing he <ruIuhlcs ou his lost revolver.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01

SnO Pollard in his latest comedy. the
Sunshine comedy. o Please Be Care
fun" and tho Plaza News Weekly. No
advance in the prices. ten and twenty
cents. On Thursday an entire change
Of pictures will be offered with Thur
man the Great remaining FOR tho entire
week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
COUPE AND TRUCK
COLLIDE IN FULTON

A truck belonging TO the Todd Fur
r.tucc company and driven by Joseph
EoSrski. aud Il coupe owned 10y IL II.
Weller. of No. 1I6 y. Front street. aud
driven by Il. o. Matthews. ); is SAID
collided in Fulton late Saturday night
1t is understood the driver o: IN"
truck attempted 20 pass between a
S,rcee cur and the coupe when nc COZ
iis:on occurred. oh. machines were
considerably.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01

A historian SAYS that women ruled
the world $500 years before the birth
OF Christ. They also have ruled 1t 1871
years slnrc-ChlrleSton Gazette.
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STORY FALSE
leOERS OF COUNCIL ASTON
SNEp.RY REGISTERS YARN ON
PLOT AGAINST BOWLER.
Fabrication From Start to Finish
Declare Mayor and Others.

Iho story OF how members OF city
mcn had framed to Gust City Man
Eer CHARLES Il. Dowler, appearing in
Dgtsrday's Register. was branded as
\ absolute falsehood by several mem
ers OF city council last night. The
tory was not only false as to the In
Eention Of some members, but also as
10 bow the vote stood when c. Morgan
Ra1ter was elected to succeed the late
Iptatn William T. Otto.
1xnere, vas no conspiracy BY mem
a. council to elect H. ". Brown
ccUncn. Is far as I know Of" de-
spr Thomas F. Thoner last
% amazed yesterday when
tory In the Register. There
such q move contemplated.
know, and 1t lever entered
In fact. I never heard any
As this story was an alb
ehood and the papers in
hay. have thought this would
me dissatisfaction among
pf council, It should be ne
AIRED Mr.. Thoner.
A Ridiculous Story.
rticle in yesterdays Register
Nous as far IS | was con-
specially" continued Mayor
my first choice was for
Brandfass as the representa-.
be First ward, and those who
Nj. Vester were all for Mr..
Is also. Does this show any
by? After Mr.. BrandfasS with
king he would not accept the
council, I then wanted TO vote
an whom the citizens Of that
anted TO succeed their former
ntative, and for that a l
or Mr.. Browning"
Gilman z. R Metzner last night
4 read that article in amaze
{ sounded so foolish TO read
along with several others, at
"a to put a man in council who
promise to overthrow the city
U. The fact Of the matter is,
or Samuel Dobbins and not for
pwning, as the Register said
Al Mixed Up.
Imam n. z. McConkey. when
he had read the article. said:
read the article, but paid no
to It because it was all mixed
had nothing right. 1t quoted
tng with Mr.. Browning, which
e."
70 understood that the vote
ak for Vester, two for Browning
a two for Dobbins. Councilman
Harry S. Cunningham was named by
ha Register as having voted for Yes
kr. but It is understood he did not.
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WARWOOD
Childreu'n Week

THIS week is Children'S week anu Z
very Interesting program has been ar
ranged. Yesterday = community sing
was ned a. the high school auditorium
and proved very interesting anu 1 Sood
crowd attended. Today there WILL be i
special show ~ the Lincoln theatre :"r
the children i: 1 O'Clock. Tuesday even
Ing ~ rs a. he Presbyterian church
4 pageant entitled Amy Child" viii be
riycn. Everyone is invited. Friday aft
esaoon at $50 Or. Brown. the new mia
lister os the Presbyterian church, VIII
conduct n story hour for al. tho chill
dren Of the town. II /" hoped that a.
tho children viii take part N these
meetings and that also III" rar"n's W.!
become interested IN the rA.!rcnS
WORK.
"Hcks at college"
The senior class ot the h:Sh SC5oo!
vii, give their class play. "Hi"NS at
College" Thursday evening. May I. N
the high school auditorium. Th"S" TAX
ing part have been pract:cinG hard ana
witch the directions of Mrs. Laura
Easely Brooks hope 70 max" i a great
success. Tickets may b" G";i"H from
nny members o" the claS' for - '"n;S.
New Pastor
Dr. 7. 4. Brown. the n"w pastor or
,he p~restvtn-;au church. IS expected 20
arrive in Warwood from his home in
New Jersey. Tuesday. N"S'"rlay vas
,nc las. SunhIy h"~" for Mr.. EhTann.
q SUDDEN. AZ tn" seminary a PITTSBURGH.
who has had CHARGE % III" church ser
vices here for no last, 80 Sundays. MI.
l.bnan3 did a fnn work for tho church
and he will be missed hv IL" many
f-innds he has madc tho short t're n"
u,S here. Fat ;hn church VII l." al
20 settle down again wi;h their new
minister. Preparatory '""Tir"S WI 10
held at the church W"dn"*d1; evening
-, 30 COR Tho S1cram"n: % -" Lords
Supper 10 nc taken next SundaE MORN
Ing.
Ladies' Bible Class
rr.or,d;ns' Bible class Of thH HrcShv-
.riau ch,irch vii. hold their regular
r,on,bl,. meeting in their class room
rhuredav evening. The hostcsScs for
,hts meeting ar" Mesdamns !. II. Max
-, Iouisa Mryu and A. r. Morris.
cscb lady is requested to bring her
scissors.
warwood Personals
I u;ee .Tui:a Games. OF out-the-pike'
- U-orwood visitor yesterday.
NJ, VIRGINIA rcthtcl spent tho week
a. her home in West Alexander.
I'D Mrs. s.. I. Linvillc and son
.r rn,urucd from 4 weekend
- ro,,tiy.s in West Alexander.
s Lillian and t:'hrl N!z"r. or
lilo visited friends here yes
Milton IL suffering from a
which ne Sustained several
rs. n. NJ. Murrin and Fam
d out-thc-piKc. y,
hcrlnc blackburn ana
\hays ]returned 10 West
Mo- spending the week
y here.
llohn Morgan OF New
Visitors here
]. Sharp and family
WHO Saturday FOR n
n.Sts EoGers. Of New
Gc,ta Of Mr.. aud
(NhcolnE.
rday.
visiting
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My g'r} told mo Shc "''S"''
100 tho other night.
Rcau-Strippcd'
Jazz-Ych: shc vas n An N"ninS
rown.--Uhio u pIai.
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W. Va. Employees Get
Vail Telephone Medals

romen and thirteen men. all
q West Virginia OF the Ches-
Potomac Telephone company.
Vail medals during the
ecording 70 word received
\WheeInG man was n the
eorge Thrall. now district
\of the local plant who
n when the recent troll
Rnty occurred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01

The public service commission Tcst'r-
dav conducted brief hearings in the case
or tho West Virginia Metal rodu'
COMPANY. o. Marion county. against tue
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and the al-
nIica'!on OF the Glady and AIpona fa''-
roaG ,"mpauy for authority To a!SC0h'
,inuo The operation OF its railway.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01

Mark G. Kyle. chief auditor ~ the
state sinking fund commission. together
with Mrs. Kyle. will leave today 10Y
70 attend tho funeral or
" ". pick" L.cnley. whose death &C.
Cured suddenly Wednesday IN a ClafhN-
burg hospital. Mr.. Kyle ana NF' I"c'h'eF
were close friends. The !a;'cr was an
auditor FOR the state tax department.
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Charters &c Incorporation ""f" i'N"''
nv ;nr secretary o" sat" u tn" i"'i"">
Ing new companies:
G,cnwnod Garage company. 'hhr'HS-
ton $4,000: q. G Miller, W | Craig;
7. T.. cannon. Elizabeth I" Miller. f!'@t-
beth l.. Craig. Charleston.
Emrirc S,r,ic> Station. Charleston;
60. nnu: Arthur l.. Eicrn. \. II. Gay MA
y. Ticrn. II Y. P!2rson, CharSst"n; f.
Hierr. Huntington.
E,Ye E.I:" Amuscm"n. COMPANY
IN rmor,. SoI.0C0. 50! Elrka. =. IL
F;,t rnirm"r,: Jack MARKS. Man EivNi'
y Leo Eyors. harrisburg
Thu-nn Safety .\pNllan'" company
E,.nicy. scI.0oO. ". =. rnlborn. AG"'s
Co,horn. Affinity. ";c"rc" II Moss. w.
lam M~acrarrar'. L. y. Ic;i;. Ec'NI'%'
Wcdrcwood hu'o Sales company
Wclch S.n.n00: = y $w"N", Sue -.
s,vnro J, ". WoigcWo"d, Martina
Wcd~cwo"d. l.. \. Mar,r3 Wclch.
~,irccnhm.r Military S"hoo, l."wiN-
rr~u L.,wishu~s: So" ooo: Houston i.
Moore, Ida l.. Moore. f.. Katherine
Noorc. Emma Moore. Willie J. Moore
! cwiShurg.
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Articles Of voluntary dissolution were
fled in tho ofrico % the secretary o.
state hv me Hay moUd Farm company ct
Fairmont; {. +. and J. !. Philips. Inc
Warrington. and Rock Oak T'!cphe"e
~ Moorctcld.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01

\ writ OF error WAS granted 10y 'he
s'Ntc supreme CC"rt TO 'A' G'''""""' ~
tho c2>c Of state against George M
drcws. appealed from tn" circuit court
Of Mtnco county Andrews was CON.
,ic;ed and sentenced on q charge O.
having mnonsn.nc whisNNy IN his pos
,o,s,,r rnO cas-. Mil h." arcu'd hc!"r.
the Cour. during the fall term.
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State House
Happenings

Charleston. W. Va. Ariil Solitary
+. Lewis. Of Point Pleasant, chief dep
utv sh"r'r OF Mason county, WIS mere
ono day this week ami while in Inc c.iE'
he called 4; the state AUDITORS Office ana
conferred with Hal I.cEEctt. These men
arc leaders OF TWO Republican factions
IN Mason county politics and y l. W.
ported on good authority that parry pol
it!cs Will move along smoothly as a. re-
suit OF the conference"
Charters &C incorporation w'rH issued
yesterday BY the secretary Of state !"
the following new companies
Truck TRANSPORTATION company,
Wheeling; 1000; II. j. Hoffman, TmoS-
as T.. |. O'Donncll. Albert l.. Frosrh. NJ
J.. Cullinan. Wheeling; Warren |"
W~estenhavcr. Hcnwood.
nou,ucxy Producers o.! company,
Huntington: $4,000; }. { Il$"n' \. =.
watts. ". T. Moore. :. I. Walker. l.. II
Cartmiu. Huntington.
Hurdottc Fuel company. Inc. Morgan
town: s25.00n; J.. J. Eurdct;c, I. : hh1-
dettc. NJ. u. Jennings, +. NJ ~Stam"tuS"
Charleston: Nat &. Burdrtt", Morgan
town.
leo Industrial Land company. Charters
ton: 3c5.Ono; c. II. Osborne, J. g. Myers
| T.. II Myers. =. G.. Lynch, charleston
W. W. Lcc. Walton.
Fuiton4;louwooG coal company
IcathNrw""d. Whr,'.a%, $!".Noo; H. H.
Thomas. 50 T'"'uir~. T. NJ. Ih"ih'S'
G. V. Thomas. Wn".'r=. William Owens
Martins I'rr'. rn.'
lramr>isrr I:r..i :"d Ia karo COM
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The senior class os the high SChoo!
will give their class play. "3i"NS at
College Thursday evening. May I. N
the high school auditorium. Those TAX,
ING mar, have been rract:cIn= hard and
witch Ia. directions of Mrs. Laura
Easely Brooks hope 70 max" i a great
success. Tickets may b" gotten from
any members % the class for p c"n;S.
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o undersIoou lHdt uIe 'Uto
B six for Vester, two for Browning
"a two for Dobbins. Councilman
Harry S. Cunningham was named by
|ha Register as having voted for YES
n. but It is understood he did not.
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commissions as ru,a:rr~ public wcrn
issued by the secretary "' S'dt' &" - =
Summers. Stunr'"W1. i,SS'" / 'ASS'
WcllsburC: Jerry - q. West. INDEX
Ivan II. BuSh. i;I"nrli!e
Evening star., 1922-04-07
Society
The President and Mrs. Harding, With
Small Party Of Guests, Attend
Performance at Theater.

Katherine Mackay took her place.
George Sloan was to have been in
the picture with Miss Wood, but was
sick.) Mrs. Marshall Bullitt. after
Antonio Moro: Miss Helen Robbins
dowski. after velasauez: Miss Betty
Connolly. after velasquez: Jean de
Sibour. after velasquez; Mrs. j: 8.
McCallam and Miss Cecilia Mccall
lam. after Murillo; Miss Alice Mann,
rem Delano Robbins. after Goya: Miss
Camilla Sewall and Mrs. Brooke Lee,
after Goya; Jean de Fontaine. after
Sorolla: Miss Ramona Lefevre and
Miss Patricia Ainsa. after Zuloaga:
Mrs. John Philips Hin and Miss
The new counselor of the United
States embassy in Berlin and Mrs.
Warren Delano Robbins dined last
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin B.
Laughlin. who later took them to the
District Of Columbia Girl Scouts,
which was given at Rauscher's.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. r. Mann will en-
evening. Mrs. Mann and Miss Alice
Mann will go to New York Sunday.
where they will remain until Friday
at the Vanderbilt Hotel. Mr.. William
T. Mann will return from Yale At the
end Of the week to spend the Easter
vacation with his parents. and will
have several fellow students as his
guests.
Countess Scherr-Thoss, who has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
White for several months in New
York. will sail tomorrow on the Rot
terdam for Europe. The countess is
the daughter OF Mr.. White.
Mrs. r. S. Reynolds Hit, who has
been at the Ritz Carlton Hotel, New
York. since coming from Bermuda,
has returned to Washington.
Representative and Mrs. Henderson
NJ. Jacoway and their two children
have returned from a trip to Panama
and Porto Rico. where they went
about the middle Of March.
Miss Patricia Ainsa entertained at
luncheon today in honor of Miss Alice
Mann. The other guests were Miss
| Mary Montgomery, Miss Gladys Smith
Evening star., 1922-04-07

Miss Sidney Webb. Miss Lindsay
Wood, Princess Bertha Cantacuzene,
Miss Anna Hamlin, Miss Mary Emily
Hamilton and Miss Martha Hawley.
Judge and Mrs. Irion NJ. Barber
entertained a company Of nine at din
ner last evening at Wardman PARK
Hotel.
Mrs. Frank Pierce Harmon. jr., left
yesterday for Camp Dix. N. j.. where
she will be the guest for a fortnight
of Maj. and Mrs. Clifford Early.
Miss Flora Wilson entertained
small company Informally at diner
last evening at the New Willard.
Miss Frances Dwyer is entertaining
at bridge party and shower, follow
ed by tea, this afternoon In Gompil-
whose marriage to Ensign Gerald
Desmond Linke. U. S. NJ. Will take
place Easter Monday. The guests IN
cluds Mrs. Richard Buchanan, MISS
Alice Milburn, Miss Diana Cummlnss
Miss Mary Palmer. Miss Mary SUI,
Miss Virginia Edwards. Miss Annette
Ashford. Miss Jane Carmichael, Miss
Helen Griffin, Miss Atala kimmeli.
Miss Laura Lejeune, Miss Josephine
Pomeroy, Miss Kathleen Dwyer, MISS
Betty Werner. Miss Corinne stevens,
Miss Eleanor Carroll Hill. MISS claI >
Emily Hamilton and Miss Henrietta
Hill. Mrs. Thomas s. Dwyer, mother
Of the hostess, and Mrs. Robert Dun
can Brown will preside at the Tea
table.
ried to Mr. Chambers Oliphant. Sat
urday, April %. was the guest OF
honor at luncheon yesterday OF Miss
Alys Downing.
Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell is spend,
ing a few days at the New Willard
Hotel. before going to Cazenovia.
T.. to open her summer home; Lake. AXE.
made their home in New York since
they sold their home at 1888 Con-
necticut avenue, two years ago.
Mr. George Bond Cochran enter
tanned a company Of twelve at dinner
last evening.
Invitations have been received in
Washington from Mrs. Duncan Will
liam Eherts for the marriage Of heI
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residence, 1901 + street, when Mrs.
Ira Couch Wood. director OF the
Elizabeth Mccormick memorial fund
of Chicago, will peak on "Malnutri-
tion of Children, One of the Greatest
Problems in America Today"
Mrs. Bronson Bachelor OF New
York is spending few days at Ward
man Park Hotel
The heads of committees organized
by the Women's City Club for the
Joint recital of Charles Ram Kennedy
and Edith Wynne Matthison At
Masonic Temple Friday afternoon,
April rs, at 4:30 o'clock. include: Cen
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Greek Representative
Host At Dinner Party.


Greek Representative
Host At Dinner Party.
Mr.. Johannius Gennadus. special
representative of the Greek govern
ment in Washington, and Nine. Gen
nadus entertained a company of six
at dinner last evening at Wardman
Park Hotel, where they have an apart
ment. They will give another dinner
this evening at the hotel, when their
guests will again number six.
Mr.. and Mrs Perry S. Heath have
left for Louisville. KY, where thew
were called by the death of Mrs.
Heath's uncle, Mr.. John Bacon.
Mrs. Edgar N. Snow and Mrs. Gill
bert Hambley of Salisbury, y. G, are
the guests of their parents. Senator
and Mrs. Lee $. Overman, at the Pow
hatan.
Mrs. Maud Wood Park was hostess
at tea yesterday afternoon at the New
Willard. Among her guests were Mrs
Frederic Van Lennep of New York,
Mrs. Arthur Moors Of Boston, Mrs.
William Gorham Rice, jr., and Mrs.
Franklin Adams.
Mrs. Medill Mccormick has issued
invitations for a lecture to be given
this afternoon at 3 o'clock at her