The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-17
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The missionary tea given by the
4 Kings Daughters Of Golf Method
iaf Episcopal church at the hospIt-
able home of Mrs.M. F. Snider, on
East Main street, from 3 to o'clock
/ Friday afternoon was a complete
/ suecess in point of attendance and
finance. At least one hundred
eiadies attended and the silver offer
ing was most gratifying The
committee that had charge OF the
tea consisted of Mrs. NJ. F. Snider,
Mrs. L. P. Souders, Mrs. 7. ii. Viii
Iiams, Mrs. C. II. Smith and Mrs
/ +. III. Borgess.. The decorations
we're chrysanthemums and smilax.
The dining room was especially
beautifully decorated. the creation
being the work of the committee IN
charge Of the tea and testified to
! the highly artistic ideas and achieve
ments of the members of the com
mittee. Socially the function was
ONE of the most brilliant IN church
circles this season. The Daughters
are certainly to be congratulated on
their success on this occasion.
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The first Judge presiding in the
juvenile court in Philadelphia
saws: :sAIy experience in administer
ing the law IN the juvenile court
leads me to the firm conviction that
the establishment of this tribunal IS
of inestimable value as civlllzlng
factor in the community. The en-
tire separate treatment of children
without permitting them to be
brought in contact with older GRIM
fnals. and the supervision exercised
bv judicious probation officers over
children and parents, are great fac
tors in reducing the recruits for
crime.
"sCrime cannot be prevented by
punishment. Crime can only be
hindered by letting no child grow up
criminal. Crime has its origin IN
various causes. and individual treat
ment is necessary in dealing with 1T.
The prevention of crime Is more
economical than either its suppress
sion or punishment. Judge LInd-
seV. of Denver. Colo. viii lecture
il. Clarksburg on Tuesday Dec. A.
Eight voung ladies of this city
went last evening TO he the house
os,Iesfs of Miss KATHRYN Race, at
Fairmont for the week end at her
home. They are Misses Alice Allen
Mildred Landlord, Genevieve Har-
i.;son. Eva Bartlett. Gertrude Will
Iiams. Bessie Good. Florrie Jack
son and Eleanor AMMAN. Miss
jackson is the guest of Miss Roberta
Fleming and Miss Allen IS the
guest of Miss Edna Jacobs Miss
Race entertained the young ladies
and Misses Fleming and Jacobs at
dinner last evening and they attend
ed the football game between Fair
mont and Clarksburg high schools at
the fair grounds this afternoon.
The marriage of Miss Frances
Hart, daughter of Mrs. G. W. Hart:
To Mr.. John Ramsay Ritzsinger, of
St. Paul. Mimi. will be celebrated
at Hillcrest, BuckhannOn, the
home of the mother at $50 o'clock
Thanksgiving night. Miss Hart is
quite well known here and has been
the. frequent guest of Mr.. and MIS-
\. B. McCarty. A number from
This CITY will attend the nuptials-
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart will reside IN
ST. Paul. where he Is prominent
business man.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parrill pleas
antlv entertained number of their
r.;a5ds nj their home on North
Sixth street Friday evening, com
nlimcntarv to their guests, Mrs.
! Greed Evans and Mrs. George Evans
/ of Portland, Ore. The evening
was thoroughly enjoyed by the con-
genial party at games and music
At IL O'Clock delicious refresh
ments were served.
Mr.. Lloyd j. Kester, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Hester, of this
city, a former Clarksburg boy, but
who the past few years has been
engaged in business at Fairmant,
will be married Sunday at high
noon to Miss Luella Watkins, OF
Grafton. They viii reside in FAR
mont.
On the odd of this month, Fri
day. at p. m. Miss Mayme Ware,
graduate of the Emerson School of
Oratory. in Boston, Mass, and
teacher of elocution in the Fairmont
normal school, will give one of her
splendid recitals. She will be as
sisted by Miss Stewart graduate of
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