The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume], June 16, 1917, Page THREE, Image 3

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HARRY M. SCHMIDT !i
1126-30 Main Street.
SUIT SALE TODAY
$12.95
35 la die? select a Suit fr?'Ui liijs number, as \vc havr- <-uly
one of a kind.
Tan. Giecks. Reseda. Navy Latest Models.
Sizes 16 to 42 1/* Values up to $35.00.
Waist Sale Saturday $1.00
20 dozen ne-*' styles, in \ piles and Onjundies, just arrircd
this week.
IMESlE CENT THE
PINT JUL! 1 1N IS SECT!
PRODUCERS SHOOT UP PRICE TO
DEALERS AND THEY AD
VANCE PRICE TO
CONSUMERS.
New Price Will Affect Practically
Every Home in This City
and Eastern Ohio.
Beginning July 1, the price of milk j
will increased in the Wheeling dls-j
:rift. including Kastern Ohio. A pint t
will cost six fonts ami a quart twelve!
cents. Tito advance of on*-- cent. the;.'
pin: was made last night by the Ohioi
Valley M i I a P'-alvrs' Association. J
Their followed the session of i
th- Tri Sta ? Milk Producers" Associ- j
a?i?Mi : ??st* n'ay afternoon. when the
producers i.auie.i a resolution advising j ,
flu* f rib'! tors that on July I titeyt,
would ail v;in?*' the price 2" per cent, i j
to th^m.
Tii" fro'i'ie. is raided the prie* lrtj,
per ?-.?nr. -?> r ?s? dealers last wint-r. ? !
ami at;- :- -??? ??ral tm-'inps : lie -distrib- ' ,
lit o;-? ?'??"ruled nor IO increase the Pr'Ce , ,
rn erinsunif >. but to ib-ma ml the re- ; j
turn r>i' .?:::??? y bottlee 10 cover part of',
t h'-ir .fief r?-a - d profit.
Trie in< pric?- will ,iit'?i-r prne-;!
t'c-al'v r-.erv tainlly in Wh?- -line. oi:t||
ft;.. |?f k i!i-irir-. iM'aire. M.'rfins Fer- '
rv. F.enwr.fwl. Me M Then. Wa rwoof!. ?'
P, t-isfpor: and e- er> vic inity in this j
s-e'i.in. I,
J R Akin-on w;?>- chairman of !hn;
pr-' cortiiiiif that met y ester- '
afternoon, while f'-irl W. 'flre??n,
fii:-.r.agf : of r'n?- F. a t?. i'airy. presided
?? '!? ft.?-?-f:n^ !;?>: night.
>**???!? ? v -? ?!? a !? - in rh?* ? nrire |
v." -;:r.. V- ? -ra- -Pr ;
POTATOES MAY DROP IN PRICE. 1
I :
? v ;i. .- ? . V- . drop in i
... -i ??*.- k. accord- ? :
price and are polling at f 1.7") anrl Jl.'JO
a crate. Qeori;la peachos have ap
peared on th<* local market and are
selling at $3.75 the crate.
MAY AGAIN PUT ON
"GREEN STOCKINGS"
Senior High School Class Offers to
Repeat Play for Benefit of the
Playground Association.
? "Gre?>n Stockings." recently present
ed in this city by the senior class of
h-> High school, will !?kely bo .?tiged
*gain within the next. t? w weeks for
the benefit of the Wheeling Play
ground Association. A oommunration
iv;is read yesterday at the special
meeting of t In- board of directors of
:he association, staling ilia' the mem
bers of t he class would be pleased to
repeat the play to raise additional
,'unds for i maintenance of the play
grounds. The offer will verv likely bo
nee 'pted.
Prt liminary plans were made af. the
meeting to liai'e a spe. ml and elabo
rate Fourth of July program :;l the
flir^e local tdaygrouiid?. Speakers
wili he i ngaged and bands secured for
rhe occasion. A program of some of
the special events to be >n on the
grounds this summer was arranged.
The meeting was presided over by
Mrs. R. Hubbard, president of the
Playgrounds. Association. Reor<a
ioti Manaser Arthur Murray. Jr., who
trrived In the city Thursday night,
prom 'he West, where iie has been en
raged in playground work >r the past
-vera! years, made a brief talk before
he directors and outlined som*> of the
<P?cial work he j* planning. Mr. Mur
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FOH THE AUTO OUTING GET A
JAR OF SATINETTES
:? ? !:: ."I'M j'>V to t'llC fill ?% Ti< I ZPSt. h(('aU>0 hfi'C
? ? a ??an? I v u hich you know to i)c absolutely
. ti'i .vhieh has. tojrethn- with its rare beauty,
????r ?;?)()( lit nf eatinir mialitt.
"-.it inrttps t-niin- to you in jus! Hie ri?rht si>:#?
'y jar*. Seaieu air-tiiriit. lierm-proot" arid
'-[>!(?. .T. Iliirhly flavored and assorted in layer.;.
Chautauqua Confectionery Co.
JASEESTOWir, X. Y.
I*? wnibpr 1 1 ? ?"* famous oM name ' hautauqiia.
In candies ? the best.
4UBBQdARRt&4E3HR&
rt ::: r r ;;
There is
Lort^ Life
ill
Columbia
Records
How many times do you play your records
before they scratch and become noisy?
Fifty times, or two hundred?
If you have some COLl'MBIA RKi'ORDS
among your others, you will notice a re
markable increase in the number of time's
they may be played without the kiss of any
of their full ri?*h tone.
Step into our shop and select your favorite
numbers fiv. ni our bis lists of < 'olurnhia Re
cords. You can play tliem on your own
phonograph, and they will mean greater ni
joyment for you.
The Music Shop
Slri wx. 38 Twelfth St.
ray ttrfeil as ?e<Mvtary of Hie mooting.
? In ihe nbsi'iico uf John W*aiince.
| Anion# ill*' offlcrrs a(: ; lie session
worf : Tho Ilov. l?r. Jacob Uritting
ham. Mrs. Leo Wolf. Misses Frances
Poll, A tine ami Elizabeth- C'uramliis.
. At tii'- meet mjr yesterday the follow
' in jr weekly prog run "f some of til e spe
' trial features to i?e v ?? :i .>11 the vanoUA
j local grounds werv outlined:
Week of Jan? 13.
Tuesday ? Election children mayors
j and 'other officials; all grounds.
Wednesday ? Play festival at Twenty
' sixth street playground.
Thursday ? Picnic and tramp at Fortr
(sixth street playground.
j Friday ? Play festival at Stxtaenth
street playground.
W??k of Jnna 33.
Tuesday ? Hare and Hounds chniro at
J Twenty-sixth street playground.
I Wednesday ? Efficiency tests at Forty
1 sixth street playground.
Thursday ? Picnic imd tramp nt S!x
j tenth snreet playground, and group o?n
1 tests at. Twenty-sixth street playground.
Friday ? '.Mothers' play day." all
grounds.
W?ek of July 2.
I Wednesday ? Fourth of July celobra.
1 tlon; all ground*.
Week of Jul 3.
I Tuesday ? Ivleetlon of officials; nil
J grounds; picnic and hike at Twenty
j sixth street piaygruunds.
Wednesday---' Iroup contests at Forly
j sixth street grounds.
j Thursday? fclfflciency tests at Six
! teenth street grounds; doll show and
I demonstration of i'oik dancing, circ!?
land singing games a: Twenty-sixth
1 street jrrounds.
Friday ? Hare and Hound chase at
Forty-sixth street grounds.
We?k of July 10.
! Tuesday ? Hate and Hound ohas* at
j Sixteenth street ground.
Wednesday- ? Efficiency tejsts at Twfn
? tv-slxth street grounds.
Thursday-- Kite contest at Forty-sixth
j street grounds, and '"orphan asylum"
j day at Twenty-sixth street grounds.
: Friday ? Doll show and demonstration
j of folk dancing, circle and singing
< games at Sixteenth street grounds.
"Week of JTily 23.
I Wednesday ? yuolt tournament at Slx
| teenth street grounds,
i Thursday ? Kit* contest at Twnty
! sixth street ; croup contests at Sixteenth
1 street grounds.
Friday ? Poll show and demonstration
! of fidk" dancing. circle and singing
' Karnes nt Fortv-slxth street grounds..
Week of July 30.
i Tuesdny? "Klection day" nt all
j trrounds .
Wednesday ? Quoit tournament nt 'he
Twenty-sixth street grounds.
Thursday ? -Baby show and parade nt
j Sixteenth street grounds.
Friday ? F.lTlclency tests at Forty
sixth street grounds.
We?k of August e.
Thursday ? Pageant, all grounds.
We?k of Ang-ust 13.
Wednesdav ? Kite contest at Sixteenth
street; "orphan asylum day" at Forty
sixth street grounds. ??
Tliursday ? Ha by show and parade nt
Twenty-sixth s-tree; grounds.
Friday ? Quoit tournament at Forty
sixth street grounds.
Friday ? Efficiency tests at Sixteenth
street grounds.
Week of Anrnnt 20.
Tuesday ? "Flection day." all grotmds.
Wednesday ? Efficiency tests at Twon
tv-slxfh street grounds.
Thursday ? Unhy show at Forty-sixth
street grounds.
Thursday ? Tni-r- playground track
meet and held day; closing rulehrntloir.
nil grounds.
By Both Camcvoa.
Taking Stock
Springtime. Is with us? In other words,
the timi "f houseclennlnc. 'he time
when one (ln'ls out what 1? 'n in"'c
drawers and - what has gotten ? ticked
j away In one's closet and clipboards and
I gloryhojes, during the yoir.
Women who so arrange their work
that they never har? to tio any special
cleaning (they really exist for I
know, one or two. Yes. as you suspect
ed they live In small houses ml hove
no families to speak of) avoid the diffi
culties of the houseclennlng season, hut
they also mls? that pleasant evcitenient
of re-discovering one'- possessions. W e
have already retrieved a missing part
of the lee-cream freeze- and a collar
that has !>ecn hiding on me for some
months.
Houeecleanlag Is A Domestic Stock
Talcing.
TJonsecleanlng has its faults, hut it i
n kind of domestic slock-takjtu-. and a ?
I sueh has Its pla.ee in ihc o.-hen.^
I things. Which brings 1110 to t;- anal
ogy I want to draw. Why wo'p.lrs'i t ?...
spring also he a good tirn? 1'or :? . * f ? 1 ? k
taking In character?
In a most Interesting hool; f<.- "rh.
Hmhitlnus woman in husltu ?;<- " ;| .
author Includes a self aunty- :s .1.1 ? ?
which employers present to t !?? ;.?
, plnvees. The latter tl re fllH.|.o-..| t.
Imnrk themseiv?* In the rnr'ntf: ;uh>c!'
land tl<en to mark themselves pgt.'n
year later.
1 Eyerythtng Ttrirn Cheerfulness To Ker.^.
ness In Dress.
It would he imp ?"o-ild-- t-: rr i ?. ?- t ii ;
[of subjects here heeaiise tii?re ,i ; ,. ,
' rinny. Put her* are a few jus' . ?. .
j von an Idea: Strengtlt. ' ???idura . . ,
j thoroughness, order, enthusiast::. ? hr-i-.
fulness, sympathy, patience. ?.
'executive Ability .n-It !fie?s !n v...!,.
I dress and person.* etc.. etc.
\ personal stock-taking wot;! : !-! id
'???elf finest Innlac as to whether '-r. ? ' 1
('formed any new good habits'.' An.! K ? . ]
i lines" 1 me'n worst fault* hav. i' .
j l>e.-.n ovrcome a! all ' lias m|i i;
I ?'iy valuable new im.-r#"--' *it.- ? ;?
.[?lace of tho--? <->ne | ! ? . 1 h' ?. v- a'.
! wliat faults doe., one r . . . 1 t*. ..
I attention In ?-??tninc ? ? 1 ha\.
1 decided hat I most ,,-e , , .
itjence -the ? ; ? | 4 ?tr-nct'i SO \\:ii| \\ ? i . : |
watting l?< ti'-i it*, it'! ti"- !?< . om.- jr
? flt'ible or 1 1 ? !-?.*? ,ivd I t!<?p. i v,
froni-todav wiii i.nd nie with more >.t
! it.)
Steei-Ing Not Drifting.
Sfoek-takma a ? i."' t; t ???ii ? > , ...
?finds !?< tr> 'i ?-!.? the i ? [ ;,
l'i?tst? ad of iti." J. f 'ii- ? -!i : ? ii.,
i |er no- r-f.-r I'.i'.ol r . 1 1
! d.tn'" powerful r- fi'itidcr. ?' Th.
j statid' /I -- ili.' for t'e .nn -a bo .
?wh-re I,, j, coins'."
j DOCTORS' BUSINESS MEET.
The Ohln C'Uiim M- ilir.nl ein j. ;\
I 1,< Id Its rei:ul:tr busino>.- itfeiing
j evonirm in (ho Secniitl Lira n Hi coiineil
j chamber. Th>' prt'siiloni. I ?r. j. |{
! I'al'lvvell. I'tesitied. ami liHlo ljul
? ruutiiic bipinc.-s wa.s taken uy.
CLASS OF FORTY CANDIDATES
RECEIVED IN BIG SUMMER
EVENT LAST NIGHT.
. More Than 600 Shriners Attend ? Wo
men's CUib Serves Banquet ? Elo
quen't Toasts Proposed.
More fhan six hundred NoblPs nf ?*-.,?
Arabic Mtd'-r Nobles of iln<
.Mystic Shrine auond<'d :Iip summer
ceremonial session of < ) s i r i s * 1 * ?? n i ] ? 1 ? 1
: : i ? I ? J last ovi-ninu in the Jolin VV. Mor
ris Scottish Hi!" Cathedral. Th?*r?*
wore forty candidates for thp cere
monial session, am! f );?* work was ably
? ? x <"? n j i ? 1 i f i r- < ! by r !i ?? f)ivan of Osiris
Temple. assisted In tip- \rnb Patrol.
\ bis baiojiio; ' was served iIip Shrill
I'ts and thp class of cundida:cs at six
o'clock la-t ??vonin~ in the dining hali
"f the <'atftiiir.il. 1:. Byron. Illus
trious potentate of Osiris Temple, was
. toast master. Tit*1 following toasts
wort.* proposed:
To tli.- (Irand l,odv* of Went \" 1 r ?
L*inia iirand Master ('barb's 1". Car
: :i;ati.
To the (irand Chapter of Wont Vir
ginia 11. ('. I.lnsley,
To tlio (Irand ( 'omnutndery of West
Virginia -Robert M. llrnwnc
To tli" Ancient and Accepted Scot
tish l!it.> of Free Masonry -Charl"s F
Scltullzp.
To flio Jmppfial Council A. A O. N*
M. S for North America- -fn.^t Iniper
* ial Potentate W. W. Irwin,
j To President Wilson, commander In
I chief of tin- \rmv ami Navy of the
j 1'nitpd States Past Potentate It <'
i Piirrab.
I To the Ping of Our Country ? Illup
j Erious Potentate B. (}. Byron.
j Tito banquet war. served by the
Women's club of W hoelinx and tbp
I club was presented with a handsome
I polloction through its presldr'U, Mrn.
I John H. (Jarden, who rpspondpd with
an npproprJatP address.
Many visiting Nobles attended the
pprptuonial from Pittsburgh, colum
bus. Stpubpnville and thp neighboring
cltips of Went Virginia and n number
I from far distant plncps.
j TALK TO YOUTHS '
: Agricultural Club Officials Address
Dallas School Boys and
Girls Yesterday.
"Mire and Li?*p," "Tomatoes and
| "Shirking and Working on Fnrms,"
! wore among the topics discussed yes
' terday by County Aupnt Cook. Secrp
i tary Kirnppl and othpr officials and
| inPtnbprs of the Pan Handle Agricul
j tural club bpfore the Acorn Corn club
j of the (Ilondalp school at Pallas. com
I posptl of both boys and girl?.
TIip youth who crow* the largest
I crop of potatoes., corn or tomatoes
| will bp given a free trip and expenses
i to the farmprs' short cnursp session
of the university at Morgantown..
Prif. Oenrp'' Mn Irh. of N<-w York city,
j originated American Flasr Pay. He con
] ducferl a private school nnrl on fvcrv
j 14th of June he h^ld special exorcises
I of a patriotic character and every pupil
[carried an American fine
? About
all matters
of portrait
ure and
photography
KOSSUTH
Make an
Appointment
Kossuth Studio
1219 ChApliuo St.
Qerinia Tire Insurance Bldjr.
J uUicioijity comljijjuj wiUi lu 1 jJiiO
TitO V1BIIATOKY. liLKOTlUC
HlUil FKKyUKNCY or UL.TKA VXO
LKT RAY TKKATMliNT does mora
to euro disease than all tho aruss
known. With this wonderful new
methe<3 I restored to health numbers
of pnti'-nts a'ler* others failed. Fif
teen yenrs sunrrpsfu I prric'. lee. Con
f;u!l:>l ion free.
Dr. G. W. Boiler
^ -V
OSTEOPATH. Nat'l ^hono No. 536. ,
2342 CliayUra Street. (Near [
MISS IDA FRANCES RADCLIFFE
WILL WED MR. CHARLES
MINER.
Ills
? lilll&C
Fran
Mis.
| Pretty Ceremony Will T ake Place ft
j the Third Presbyterian Church
at 6 o'Clock.
A bra III j I' III ?.?. .?diiiiis in
i will in: it t- in nisi Triage Miss
' * *'*s lC;iil.'lif( i . ij.ti :rh;er of M'-. :? n
j Marry lin.f.- Info. m Mi. t'i's.rles
| ii'-r. Tin1 (.-> i'"iii' m.\\ v. ill' !:.!?:? r* I
.tin- Third I'n'- byi"t
tlic sci". i?-?- will (? .
j Uev. '.I I' I.'-m :?! .-it
. < ncf ot man v s. u- .
I Miss l:> ii :1a ;;a.? 1.
I ilii- ?>r i?l? ?. wii! 1 1 1 1 1 y ill
and Mis. il' l? n I mi:
I /i'. ? 1 ?; i iu> : .!?
a i
i nd
tin
? !(?.-? irii-nd "f
wdditi:: tmi; i"
will ,-iim "1'i-r
r.-iiiDi) . M i.-s
, pro:-, rani "!' Inula
at rival of llu* iMi'-s'.
Mi
I r: r < > t > 1 1 1 .
bride's
i will I..
MO
'ILa.ol will ,?la>
Itniudr dsiiiii;: lit
I ai i lie f!tii : ? !i
I c ? ? t i i .i Min?-r. a mpiw of
will n aid of bono: and :!ir
? : 1 1 * aiifiidiiiii. while Mi Miner
aMi-ii/Joi! In :*! j ? ? |>ric|?-*s brother.
Mr. Ivan ICnlcliU't . and tin- ushers will
. h* Mi \ ili- liadi'li/fc, Mr. Kit wan! Mi
j ii? -r and Mi I'M ward A i nil?r?-?-lii .
Tin- bridal I'Hitv will i ? i . : ? ? r in the
| inn ic n| Hi" w>-ddiim ma r<-ii from
|"l.?iln'iu'.rln." lit" lirid" wiili her fa-:
?Jin*!, v. ? m i " will yr.i- Iht in marriage.
'Sin- will Mar a i r a \ i ri jr suit nf d;.rk
J blue \ "luii , a lai X" ha* of whi'e. p??ar|
i;'iay j ? 1 1 1 1 ? j > and ai ie-r eorsa;;'- a bou
|ijii"t u| ?w "? 1 1 1 1 -a 1 1 ro?".- and -lik-s of
lili" valh'V. Tli" maid of honor. Miss
| l!i ti ha Mim-r. will follow ami she- wii! j
'wi'iif ;iii at'nH-tiv" iroi-k < tunjuoiep;
I Idii" with white h:it and will rarry an
j ii tin f ii 1 rif Killanii-y roses. They will,
! Ij" met at th" altar hv the proorii and!
jliis his-t man iind hoie the rorpniotiyj
? will lake pliu-e ;n 0 oVlni-fc. There will j
j l?" lovely decorations about she church
'of wliii" and oinlc lilooins lavishly I
combined with Miiila.v and palms.
| I'ri'i'i-ilina tin- wedding a dinner will!
| hp served a I the bride's homo. 10 which j
I hK'HiIkth of ill" two fiimili"s will bei
jSiiest-s. There will lie beautiful dero-!
I rations of white and pink n bout thej
I rooms and trimminp the tab!". An
Informal reeeptloii will follow iiio wed- j
dlnp. nl-o .it the homo of the bride's i
parents on South K"off .-treot. ;md la- j
tor the couple will buyi* for I'itis-i
. bur i?h. from whore "iiey w ill ;ro tn;
Washington, I>. where thry wii! ro- j
i fdd?\
"I"!? r? briilo Jia.? n vr> <?'. frat'lvo per
Isonality wtiieh ha> "iiiiiMreci her toj
mar." frioinls. >in- is weli kr.tirn in
'local musical linns and h;.5 h"eti nr-|
'zanUt at the i n * ? Street cliiiivii for:
j sonic time. Mi. Minor is ill" son of;
I Mrs. Lillian Mini:' of North Wa- ?
'hush smoi. and ha.-' renivs of locni
friends. 1 1 ?? is a crailtiato of t hr? j
Whoidin^' C.isl. m'Iii'iuI and is a former j
president of the .ilumii i asswiat ion. ;
For some t i mi-- In- w;i< assist an; serro-j
lary of the Wiling Younu Men's
Clifisiian assoriation and now , holds a. !
similar position at Washington. I'. I". j
Copies of ilii- loliow ini; cards will be
issued to th' ir fri'tids:
Mr. and Mrs. Harry RndHiffo
ii?inoiince :ii.- niiiiriiia" of th"ir
liaiu'iit or.
Ida France?.
io
Mr. t'hnries K, Minor
on Ssiturday. .'uno sixteenth, otif
Miousund nino initidrod and seventeen. I
\Vhe?-lins, W. Va.
A? home
after July first.
Washington. I '. C.
Tlcicto Kequestetl. .
Mrs \\" )! Mai/hoi. wli.i h.-ol ibo j
?if lirknis In i-h:ira<* for ? I . i- l-'lac 1 'ay i
par'y of ili.. W^tnai. ?? ? ? 1 n I ?. r>--)r?-s ill ?
??oininit I ???? ;t rn I nil 'lii-s.. v.li>> suln ink-!
??ti fur tin- ti tli t r. i ?? r* purl :t t Ri'-il ,
i 'rosf> he.'t <li| n.i rt f rs '-ii ,Mi?stil:iy morn- j
in j:or ?-.-ii!;. Muinlti* ? fli-riioon. This i
inqerniiv ? i :t. ?<! t-|.?>r' row l?r
(ii'i-ur.vl tit i ! . . ? 4. -ii : ?i,\ii, tt ?;'> :'iiut n |
|.;i !. i nitiv h t'lri-i'
Eng-.isenn'n.t Avncnacc;!.
T1 i nc.u:' -TM hi "i Mi - ??!!?.> .!? art
lV Il,.;:. I- .Mrs Ann- il M?j
! t<-?; T !?'?? Iff. :)! |l sln-i-l. Mr Til- S '
/ ?? Shnhi ? i i Ii - - uf \:i?i-Ii- i l,.-.-ii tin-1
nntii.i'fii M --s 1 1. Iii.it h;i? Wfi-n ;> ni' in
ln-r <?!' ; i,.. tin.-.-tni- sflll ??! '!??? ? ?Jt !? ? |
Viilley i li'ti'-l ;i I !!?-; Oil iv., y.-iu-s |
anrl !its u attv I" r i ? ? 1 1 ? I -? vtiv. Mr i
*51 !??-?* I * -i 1 1 i m; i !'-??!? ii'T .V>-w j
Vi.rlc l-'i-nm.'.ii i"n ????no'iiny ;r li- i-rh :
Koiioin. T-i.' *" vi hi 1 1 ? u '.vill i.ikf plai'rt I
this ni'ir, !ti.
T or aliis Raicliff
M
n Tt.nrsili> .-\--i
\ ;? r ;?? i shuw>r i
Isos" VVC'i il'lir '
? : iiinoO
a | It'-r -Ihmoo wlili
\ltv^ I,::. irnl.'llffl
il:- il.t.rl.^ At i
lelll'O
?tl! tak" | ? ).i ? ??? 'oi!:i\
i-i -i - i ?. . I :< mi ill b- r "i !??- ft'v Kll;? f* >r v?
tin' foll.i'.i in< {ji|?-sl<
Mi-t- - '
lilfi * C:i ? ? -I i ? i'?- Irt-riha Mimr
VirKiiti'i ! '? ??.iiiiirin ' !;n >. .Mi.rri* ->n
,\li.-.- s. :tlif:i;?o \\ 1 1 :r.:i H.-irplir
I ?iis \V i lli.i'r. - i-n. S i ii I'ri'i-lirtr .!
N'. w M.ti ! mi-.i :'iv Kiiti S' .!??? >*lw
J?eco 1 1|. . l;li-.ri
Jttrior Dancing- Fai-ty.
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Good taste has nothing
to do with geography.
The same love of smart foot
wear influences the gentle
women of California and
Milady New York.
Their vogue increases as wo
men exact more than slavish
conformity with the trend
of fashion ? and demand /'^
. fit, comfort and quality
of the shoes they wear.
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ii i ? ..! the von n c people rv?re Miss
I ."iiisi- A ul of Nashville. Teitn.: Mlssl
K:ti hcrine a ul. Mi.0-!" Sarah Stump. Mrs.
William |!r.ri;'-r and Miss Holvn Aul. I
The sruest? wore:
MlS.-es?
l.ydia SpehM Alien Norton
Hi-m I Rtrily .lul? Stifel
i I {? n >1 i lonri'Htii Slump
Mary l-'li'/.stbfth .Lucille .Mil
'Stil'el Mary l'.urdatts
? A I ????? Me.Vtjliy Klranor Stewart
M:i rie ..It If Klloti Wilson
'??'?n? Wil-oii Kisi?> Wa>; ner
? 'iiroline I'aull (^uarrier llazlctt .
Amelia Norton Alice Speid?'l
Nancy li-?if-> Jane Maxwell
l-'|nr?-t?io Maxwell Jane Ruseli
Mary Arli?-ii'< (Iciievleve Norton
Louise Harper Virginia Sweeney
Natherine Arbenz Josephine i'aull
Klizabeth Adams \'ir<inin Jlarper
Klizul>.-'ti Madden 'lertrude Burns
A line Itussell .Vf.iry Beat tie
Jaii" Howard
Master.? ?
1 lard-st y |:/iri;?r. John Wilson
? ?T Columnus Phillip Paul'
Malcolm Whltaker Klaceus Stit'el
John Howard Melvin Helt'rlck
' 'ha rlos ("ollins Albert Whiiaker
("harl- s Madden Hilly Trtischel
I'ra nk Mc.Vilty Taylor Heal t le
l-Yank M cN ii !'. y Tom flinch
I'aul I'e.attic Kdward l'laccus
John Xuylor ferry Jtoattle
l ? i ! ly Irwin I, on Is Waterhouse
I >an rtownJ I 'onald 11 rand
J-'rank \Vaterhou?e Julian Hearno
Junior Armlirusier Vance Harper
Arch I'aull
?Wedding- Annonn&emeJit.
The weddins of Miss Margaret '"Jroer
to Mr. I'harles Wardle of Bridgeport,
'was announced on Thursday evening: to
a party oi. friends {fathered at tiie < freer
home. The news was made known by
liny < 'upids, duriiiR the servlnp of
luncheon. Those present were:
Misses ?
Margaret ilr^r Anna PullJon
Acnes Spurlock Mary Reece
<;erirud<- 1 Saliaffher Anna Wiener
Sophia Molt" . Kale Hores
Minnie Holie < '.ladys Wigrner
Til lie Stone Alien t.onjr
Anna Kutehman Helen Crlcltard
l.illi.m ? Ii-' tzinir'T Hose Eckart.
( "live Wigner
Mesdanies-?
; M. Wardle J IS I .one
J ?.*u r? <;?'<>. Danner
i M. i;r<*i-r (Tiiaa. IX'tiff
i < .\*inivr .
Mat. torn- Warmer.
Mr and Mrs. J. K Vasriier Have Issued
? irds ann.-uiK-iiic the tnnrrla.ee of their
daiiKhier. Kmmn Kliznbclli. to Mr. Wal
ter Henry Ma'teru of Marietta. Ohio.
Tl:.? c/oom is con ik ei ed with t'he <1. S.
Smith Sons, jewelers of Parkersburs'.
They will live at Marietta.
Suffrage Meeting".
A t Suifrace headquarters or, Monday
e'vninjr. the K<|ual Suffrage League of
('?hlo cuii lily will hold its regular meet
inc in T^."i o'clock. Any one who is In
tri-es'eil Is invited to attend these meet
I l >?f s
Soie-atcuermott.
\ ijiis-r rteddinir Thursday afternoon
(.1;, united in marriage ^fiss
l.>dm M. I><rntolt and Mr. John SiTlo.
Toe wedding took place ,-it the home of
(???? hi ide's hrotiier and was solemnized
hv r?..v, T. K. Van Winkle of the Island
? V.rKtiar. church. The bride wore a
yfvi'y :? ft eciioon umwii "f pray ,-repo and
a .Misuse 1 1- > > H 1 1 ; I ?(! sweet lien r? roses
r. ii* i Ul'. s the valley.
Mr. aioi Mrs. S"!e left at 7 o'clock
j foj- the ??as. i and upon their return to
U h'-ellnr. the lalier'pari ?>l" this month.
| v ill live :it 4 ?? N't'W Jersey strict.
>Dukemeyer-Clykcr.
! On Thursday niorninc a" I*1 o'clo.-k.
ft t the parsomme of St. Paul's Kvaji
Celical cliundi Miss Marie l.otii-c
(?'lvker the hri<lc of Mr. Irwin
li. M inkeute;. cr. Il'v, A. Reach oitl-'
Lciat"d. The bride wore n becomintr
i costume if ;:ray ti-orcet t" cret>e. with
[ hat and k loves of 'In' same shade The
| couple were unattended.
! . A weddltiVr breakfast followed the
? ??ft Tiiiii:;.' at the bride's Imme. which was
! ??Mended- by only immediate members of
'(in- family! Owlnp to a recent death hi
I tip* bride * family the arrangements for
a more elaborate wedding were cur-. .
I tailed.
.Mr. and Mrs. Minkemeyer left At noon
I for a wedding Jotirnoy. and after the ; .
| tlrst <>f rn*\t month they will take up
th-ir residence in 1 h is city. The groom
is stationary engineer at the National
Tub<? c^m pa nv, and has a large circle
of friends.
Bridge ParTj'.
This evening at 1112 Ohaollne street .
thr Daughters of the American Revolur
tlon will hold a bridge party for which
many reservations have been .reselved
by Mrs. Mellwaine Miller. .Mrs. Blanche.: ?
Pref-nrod. Mrs. .1. J. Holloway and Mr*.
! Charles Menkeni ill^r. The party Is In-J',
stltuted to secure funds for the placing,,
of a memorial tablet at McCullough's"
l.eap.
Oar d #n Party. '?
The Women's Literary club of Wheel*..,
Jnjr will hoi. I a garden party at Country .
elul) on June 20. After a program of.--,
music nnd reading (he ladles will indulge
in conversation a.nd will sew fop the Red ;
<'ross. Omnibuses will meet cars at"*
Woodsdale iHStwoen 2 and 3 o'clock.
ciarksbttrc Wedellmr.
Swclil Dlspateh to the Intelligencer.
CLA RKSBt'RO, W. Va. June 13.? ..
Miss Mabel Fletcher, daughter of A. J.'"'
Fletcher, prominent business man and
hank president, was married this after
noon at her home to Frank C. Graham,
an employe of the Chesapeake & Poto
mac Telephone company here, now ser
geant of a company of the First Regi
ment. TVest Virginia National Guard,
which is now In war service.
Loan Oversubscribed
By Half Million Here
Definite Figures Will Not Be Available
for a Few Days, However ? Bonds
Sell at Premium.
Although definite figures are not yet
available, it was announced yesterday
that Wheeling oversubscribed her
quota to the Liberty loan by at least
a half million ? dollars. Wheeling's
quota was S3.lo0.000. Reports have
J not yet been received from al! the dif
ferent agencies through which sub
'scristions were being taken.
No sales of Li Deny bonds were re
ported on th<* local stock exchange
? yesterday, although dealing in the is- .
J sue began on the New York exchange
ishorflv after the subscription period
I closed" at noon. A few sales were
; made at a premium, selling as high as
100 2-5<\ the premium being four cents.
The bids and offerings in the bonds
I will be made at variations of one-fif
tieth of 1 per cent.
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him keen, clear vision and
enable him to study better.
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