The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-12
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The first dance for the tall scason
was held last evening At The Masonic
Assembly Hall. The event was ar
ranged In honor Of the young peopie
who will leave within tho next few
weeks to attend schools in other cit.
les and also to honor u number or the
guests; IN the city.
The event was largely attended BY
Fairmont young people and was one
Of the most successful over given In
the younger: set, & a.
The patronesses were Mesdames
Edwin Watson. George Thomas wat
son. Edwin Robinson. i, g. Race. w.
s. Raymond.
omen's orchestra rendered an ex-
cellent programme otselghteen dances
and extras as follows:
Two Stop. Stop. Stop.
Waltz7--Take Ne Back 10 BABY Land
Two kiss Me Ny Honey, Kills.
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sWaltz-lll Travatore.
Two step Alexander,s Rag Time
Band.
wal,z-svlns Ne High. swing Ne
Low. :.
Two step Billy. VINE mi n
4 Waltz-Blrth OF Passion,
Two stcp-D Down: Where The Biz
Bananas Grow.
waltz-The Garden OF Love,
Two Winter.
Waltz-Let Me Call gu Sweetheart
Two step-oceanIa Roll.
Waltz-The Rosary.
Two step-Thats Piano Man.
Waltz-My Hero. A &, X
Two step--Wood man Spare That
Tree.
Goodnight Dear
MISUNDERSTANDING Lady.
Extra-Two Step Steamboat Bill.
Extra-Barn Dance. s
Among tho guests present were
Misses Elizabeth Browne, Of sewlcl-
Icy, Pa; Purden Smith. o. York, Pa; S
Madallne Hemmingway, Miss Jones.
Eva Bartlett and Nell Fackler. OF
Clarksburg. Virginia and Mary Louise
Chrisman Of Morsantown, Isis Hut
ton, of Huttonsville, Nell Padden, Of
Pennington, Lem Jones Of. Morgan
town, Misses Irene and Martha Hutch
lnson, Susan Arpett, Mary. Windsor,
Elizabeth Miller, MA r.x slath. Edna
Jacobs, Jessie Jacobs, Marie Linn,
Ruth Henry; Katharyh Race; Mary
Christie; Geneyieyes and s,hlafis Hay,
mond, Eva MlchaeIsa Helen Johns
Mary shroyer. Geneyieye Cunningham
Mary Hall, Carol Powell, Mary wat
son sipe; Sue Kearsley Watson. Grace
Robinson Josephine Watthanr. Ben
trlco Fisher, Mary Louise Nichols.
callle Frey, Mary Rietz. Florence
Hawker, Nary sturinyn T,eoniaps Hess,
Messrss Arlington Fleming staart
Race. VIM. F. McCaffsfty,, Earl Wind
sor, Edwin Watson, Robert Mccoy,
Kenna Clark. Dennis Cobun, VIII Hal
Ter, Melville Jacobs. Lee Brooks and
Frank Hutchinson, Lee Hill, Beryl
crowl, Robert Burns. Frank Prlchard
Paul Raymond, VIM. Carson, James
Peters, Lawrence; Cunningham Jack
Colburn. Clinton Follmer John Pool,
Howard Wlnterbottom, George DeBolt
A. s. Spelling, Frank Haymnd Her
schcl Barnes, o. B. Stanley, and
Birch Butcher. ~ d Z y
lsl I. In London. "
Mrs. Van Lear! Black and her two
children, who sailed the latter part OF
last month by the Baltic for England,
have arrived at London, where they
were met byiislr. and Mrs. a. craw9
ford Black, who have been travelling
on the Continent since Juno last, and
are stopping at the Victoria Hotel.
from which place they are making
short trips. Mr.. and Mrs: HI Craw-
ford Black and Mrs. Van Lear Black
and her children will sail from Liver
pool BY, the Cedric for New York on
Thursday, September 2s.-Balhm
Star.
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Guests for Dance.
Misses Eva Bartlett and Nell Flack,
Ter, Of Clarksburg were the city last
evening to attend the dance at the
Masonic Assembly Hall. They were
the guests OF Mrs. Hustead Brown.
field. on Main street and then return
ed to Clarksburg this morning.
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