The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-26
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I c1Hrnnfn2tN anu tiGi AtssAlttA ti.--. NtttSA
4 faincd at the afternoon tea eNI re-
ccption given by Mrs. Samuel r.
Harrison ut her home on East Main
street Wednesday afternoon from 3
Until ) O'Clock complimentary 70
Mrs. i. G. Davisson and Mrs. NJ
w. Harrison. Of Weston.
The house was artistically ana
beautifully decorated for the oc-
casicn the drawing room being em-
bellished with chTysanthemums and
smilax, and the parlOr and library
with carnations and smilax. In the
receiving line in the drawing room
were Mrs. i. g. DAWSON. Mrs. NJ
W. Harrison. Mrs. Samuel II. Har-
risOn and Miss Louise Gerard. Sup
per was served in the dining room
and the table was presided over by
Mrs. Virgil L. Highland and Miss
Emily Gerard, assisted by Mrs.
Charles F. Landlord, Mrs. Homer
Jackson. Mrs. Robert T.. Haynes,
Mrs. Hal NJ. Rapp and Miss May
HAYNES. Coffee was served in the
library and the eotfe table was pr
sided over by Mrs. Charles ;.
Smiley and Mrs. Frank b. Hay
maker, assisted by Miss Florence
Thorn. The affair was brilliant
one and the gracious reception and
cordial hospitality extended viii b.
long remembered by the guests.
The public is cordially invited =
the Broaddus recital at the First
Baptist church tonight at S:l3
O'Clock. The following program
will be rendered:
1. Tell Me Was Dreaming
Observation-Disclosures. BendiN
Miss Stewart
,. Scene from school for Scan
dali .....-. Sheridan
Miss Lowe
,. Ca) "NIission of the Rose
Cb) The Wind n'Wooing
HnwIc,
Miss Stewart
4. "Courting Under Difficulties
... Will Carleton
prior to Miss Bellies APP
nearance .. Ril,
Miss Lowe
). ..Lieti Signor" from Huge
uotsa' . Mcvcrbc"r
Miss Stewart
5. How RUBY Played Anon +;
Miss Lowe
kitty of CoIerliue Newcom1
MY Laddic" AilstoH 5
Miss stewart
; "How the Old Horse Won the 7
Bet Oliver Wendell Holmes f
Miss Lowe ]
}. ..Ah! Not n Drop I
..rhc Worldly Hopes
From Persian Garden
Liza Lehman
Miss Stewart
%. .:Watchin' the SParklin
Fred Emerson Brooks =
Parting Lovers =. Mary Day :,
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Al thc homc Gf1thG brides parents
,Ir. and Mrs. Martin G"n'rv. 81
cong Run. ut high noon. N"dne--
law. Oct. "a. occurred the marriage
# Miss Bee Conley to Mr. Charles y
3eulev. The ceremony was per- "
ormcd by Father Schooner and was :
# a very quite nature, there being
ION cpresent except the immediate
cIatives of the contracting parties.
rhe bridegroom was attended 10y
rim Conlev. brother of the hrid"
md Miss Sadie Judge acted a.
bridesmaid. Following the c"re-
nonv sumptuou+ Wedding DINNER +
vas served. n
The groom has i handsomely iur- u
,ished house in Salem where they
yill take mp housekeeping M one. |.
The bride i one of the best /
-nown and highly respected young II
aides of that vicinity. where she :,
.as many warm friends who hold !.
Icr in high esteem. Il
Mr.. Beulcy is well known young Il
nan. having been resident OF
salem for a number of wears and At
resent is employed with the South
penn Oil Company. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Zarubh i
ntcrtained Il party of twelve
ricuds Mt their home on West Pike !
trect Thursday evening nj II Sumpt D
Gus dinner. The meal was served \
II nine courses and consisted of all \
hc daintieS of the season. From =
30 until II 80 o'clock the guests i
ere entertained in delightful man D
or. instrumental and vocal music
rinm features Of moment.
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