The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-18
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IA 81. Patrlek Luncheon.
5onejof the most charming entertain
ments gof the sselson was the ST. PM
rick's luncheon, given yesterday NJ
ternoont by Mrs Charles ppwall III
honor sofS Miss Wisks. the house
guest 81 Mrs ID. Goaawass in
honor ot the good ST. Patrick. MS
decorations were entirely In greusss
and the effect was altogether ards
TIC. IN the center tic table WIZ i
largo head 81 cabbage FSin pofeeiai,;
which was grace fullyy ent@ined with
ferns, While here and there d tins
toad orsnake peeped tom beneath IA
leayes. The place cards weresof gree1s
and bore the names OF The g,estz
slightly changed 10 give them j ,preil
Fold ireland Fastened 70 The cards
BY green rlbbons, were dainty iayprs.
the silken5 fags ~ ireland, lpada
snakes and miniature @hips. in 1ncua-
orys ofS ST atricls' good Work. IL
driving; the creeping things from Iip-
land,
II N Covers ere Laid for ten and Il de-
liciousS I'VE course luncheon WIG
served the novel idea being carsied
out iii the ightest detail: 3,
The Ices We're served III daints
cups, moulded I'M the image 81 81
Patricles features
frs.i Powell has MI established reit
utatlon as u leasing shostess and isse
entertainment yesterday was no eass
ceptlon to the rule. q 8.
( sThlnbte Sclub oraanizse, 81
esterday Afternoon i number. q.
young ladies met With Miss Anna Paia
ion. on Quincy street .and organized
aithimble club MISE fsattons 5ess
chosen spresld dent sllss sisrtie Knots
vice prestdent and iss Bhena s,ss
;;yens, jse cretats and treasurer Toe
young ladies' VIII meet every Itrilias
afternoon Eat lie homes 81 thu diiie5s
ent% member and eng ge IN ileellS
work On various Kinds, e'!ie ues,'f
meeting will Ne held at the home 81
the Misses cobarnSon Chicago st1s.t
Death - 4 Mrs, tllIlaf, Davis
The residents of lionongah aeil
the; surround con,muni3s WIFE
thrown intoSa state of giuom laslS
Wednesday by the sad death DC Aisz.
Anna 4. 4 payi beloved wife Of Wiz
liam Dayi She was born i'm. e
as 1870, died March as 1906, being .
years and two months Of age she
was inverted and unitna with the
NJ :aP'.. I Church at the age 81 u. aas
had lived ta consis tent Ghrisfian qs5sf
since Heart trouble and d complies
ton ~ diseases we're The CAUSE ol
her deaf Mrs Davis was a iilesntslE
wife, The light and JOY of the hong
K Eloging mother and q kind ncighhgt;
and SHE was love and respatted BIZ
all who knew her snemies She hal
none. She leaves behind Il .iiuahssIs
and zone chile, father and inpth..t.
one sister and one brother snc y
host of friends To- mourn her depsz.
iEture. Fllneral seryi ces were spnl.s
/ lEts taEsl 5ats tie house on "wednesday
Iafte e ~ at go O'clock by Rev. 4 :
vi Phillips Phil her pastor amer ggiiicn
the remains Al were laid TO Tagt s5de
shaver Gene terry near ionrlIs;;
The The grie eken husband an, ralal
Y have the pat or every ON.
Y their sad bereavement.
Darling mas iaft ms. ~ 4ss
81 J: 4eft Jus tl for eYernore:
But By hope 10 meet our iipYed ora
On "a that bright AMI hsayenly shons
.sis ne URNIsG FRIEND
Frostburs Nine Nov compiesr.
Gun ;llS MERRIAM, Ma. March 49,.
The The lineup Of The Frostbnrg team 81
We e.lmb er;land and Georges cresls
League Will be as follows: I.aueh,b,
md p q Neil. catcliers; Brown. FrU.l.''
sibley and pnclsworth. pi,casn
ieorge Cunnett, first base; DIN CiiSl