The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-13
MRS. JOHN lehman
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tofs 800 " me year 10 wing She took
'aspost graduate course In the Uniyer.
isity and in the spring of 1891 was ap.
pointed 9a member Of the faculty Of
Marshall College In Huntington. she
also taught; IN the West Liberty and
Fairmonts State Normal schools. Mrs,
lehman spent three! summers in tray.
:elsa abroad and also spent one summer
Int Cornell summer school. 4
4 For the past several years Mrs. Leh.
man had resided IN this, city wlthSher
parents continuing to make her home
there after her marriage with Mr..
John i. Lehman in April, 1000. She
Is survived by her husband, her pa
rents and two brothers. Messrs. Sam.
vel and Birch Butcher. The former Is;
powsin Asheyille, N, c., but is expect!
ed to arrive here tonight.
X The news Of the death Of Mrs. Lel.
man spread over the city rapidly and
Y carried with It burden OF sorrow
which will not soon be dispelled.
Few young women will be so great.
" missed as will Mrs. Lehman and
few number their friends in such large
Numbers as did she. She was a char,
ter member and a leading spirit in the.
Woman's Club OF which she held the,
office as chairman of the {: Literature
Department and Of which she was the
first recording secretary, also q char
ter member Of the William Raymond
Chapter Of the Daughters Of the Amer,
lean Revolution. and was also a mem.
Der of the Marion County Historian
Society and of various other church
and social organizations. She was a
member Of the First Presbyterian
church and was prominently identified
with various departments Of church
work. In all Of her associations with
the various organizations she was re.
garded as a strong member and her
leadership in many departments was
sought.
Mrs. Lehman was founder of the
Kappa Delta sorority Of the w. v. U.
which was later made a chapter Of
the national Kappa Kappa Gamma So
rority and which is today the leading
sorority in the wv, u. Members OF
that body will send a delegation to,
the funeral services. She was also
a member Of the United Daughters OF
the Confederacy and OF the Colonial
Danes Of America. !.
Mrs. Lehman had spent the past
snnllners on a farm near MartInsbNre.
,s.lse'e Mr.: nehman has d large apple
orchard. She returned home early in
September.
Mrs. Lehman was equally promi-
,nent in social circles rs In religious
and educational fields. isL
Since the announcement Of her
death on Saturday, night the entire
city has been in mourning, realizing
keenly that It has suffered loss
which will never be filled and feeling
a Keen sympathy with the bereaved
family to whom the loss is inestima
BILE. n, is +
On Tuesday morning at II o'clock
funeral services will be held at the
Butcher residence on CASTOR avenue.
Rev. H. G. Stoetzer, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church will con.
duct the funeral services and will be
assisted by DR.. H. C.. Howard, of the
First M. Z, church, who was until re-
Gently q neighbor Of the deceased
Interment will be made in Woodlawn
cemetery. Undertaken Musgrave and
Sons in charge. VIA i Isl
Among the relatives from out OF
the city who will attend the services
are Mrs. Cameron Daniels, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jared Wamsley, OF Beverly, Mrs..
NJ. Hart Wamsley, Mrs. Rissa Hutton,
Mrs. Lena Hutton. OF Huttonsvllle,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Wilmoth, Major J.
F. Harding, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Wier,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Ayers, Capt. w.
Fl. Cobb. Mrs. Maude Bankhead, Of
Elkins, Mrs. Isis Snider. OF Charles.
ton. Mrs. Emma Ayers, OF Cass, Sam.
uel Butcher and Mrs. J. G. Arbogast,
Of Ashvllle, N. c., Miss Mabel Mod.
erwell Of Bucyrus, Ohio, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Hutton. OF Clarksburg.
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