The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18

". Speers. Of New York City, to the
Chalrmanship OF the international Com
m!ttce OF the Y. NJ. {. \. Mr.. Alfred f..
Marling has filled this position since
1910 and the Y. NJ. Z. \. has made some
wonderful advance steps during that
period. The International Committee
81 the Y. NJ. G.. a. composed OF 200
business Men OF the United States and
Canada direct the service OF the As
ISOLATION both in This country and in
about twenty other lands.
To County jail.
Harold King II John Foster. local
~railroaders. were taken TO the county
jail at ST. Cl~airsville in connection with
alleged abduction of Gladys Baker. age
IA. Of ST. ClairsvIllc. Foster is being
held as a witness. King claims II IL
they are guilty Of no crime.
Social Notes.
Mrs. William Shepherd and Miss
Jennie Shepherd entertained the Thea
Shrine club Thursday evening In their
home on South Belmont street. g.
The Ladies' Masonic club meets Wed
nesday afternoon In the Masonic tenn
pie on Belmont street. Various social
diversions have been planned.
Members OF the Willard Philathea
class of the Presbyterian church are
planning an open house meeting In the
home Of Mrs. Donald Ward on North
jefferson street New Years afternoon.
M.~ Praxidese Lynskey Will enter
tain a number OF friends Tuesday eve
ming In her home on Spruce street.
Cards will be the principal diversion OF
the evening.
Miss Margaret Watt entertained the
members Of the NH club Tuesday eve
ming in her home on Contra! avenue. y
theater party followed the business ses-
sion.
Closes Tonight
The Indoor Circus, which has been
held In the Turner hall for the past
week, comes to a close this evening.
AS to add to the attraction tonight
Robert Anderson and Ernest Rishop
will give an exhibition OF athletic
stunts and gymnasium work.
Hsuatrs Briefs.
A fine musical program was rendered
by Arthur Anderson OF Sews Phtladel-
phla at the First NJ. f. church. He Is II
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Burrows
Of South Bella!re. Mr.. Anderson has
been heard In this city on the radio.
having made his appearance before the
Westinghouse b~roadcasting station OF
Pittsburgh.
Paul Cook OF North Belmont street
goes 10 Yorkville tomorrow. where he
will III the position OF manage OF the
4. & P. store OF that own
Rellalre council. No. l246. knights OF
Columbus will give an entertainment
in the form Of a card party Tuesday
evening at their headquarters in the
Commercial building on Belmont street.
j. Frank FEancis, veteran newspaper
man.. continues quite Ill at his home on
Thirty-fifth street.
A card party is 10 be enjoyed Wed
nesday evening by the members OF the
Service Star Legion. The affair Will be
held In the American Legion quarters.
Members OF the y. /. y. e. club OF
this city are to be entertained Tues
day evening by Mrs. James Irwin at
her home in Shadyside.
Mrs. Ralph Mason at her home on
Gravel Hill, will give an entertainment
TO the members Of the Bridge club
Monday evening.
A booth Will be placed in the post
office building this week. where Christ
mas seals will be placed before tho pub
lie.
Mrs. NJ. Dunfee has returned TO her
home at New. Castle. o.. after being the
guest Of her daughter Of this city.
Mrs. James Umstead Of Canton, a
former resident OF this city, Is the
guest Of local relatives and friends.
After a brief visit with their local
rela In this city Mr.. and Mrs. W.
W. Thomas has returned 10 their home
in Steubenvillo.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Wise OF Rock
Hill have left their residence there to
be presen, at the home OF their friends
and relatives In Columbus.
Peter Gordon Bible class OF the First
NJ. z. church meets tonight In the home
of Clifford Belt on Gravel Hill.
The Glover Leaf club will give It's all
nual Christmas dance Tuesday evening
at the hall on Thirty-second street.