The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-25
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Beautiful Reception.

! Beautiful Reception.
! What was unanimously declared by
it's guests to be one OF the prettiest
and most delightful social functions
ever given in connection with their
state meeting was held Thursday
afternoon when Mrs. Gordon B. Late
entertained the members OF the Grad
uate Nurses Association Of West
; Virginia at reception at her beau
I tifuI home at Bridgeport. Mrs. Late
; was a graduate nurse and is a mem
Der of the association.
a special trolley car, chartered for
the occasion by 8zrs. Late. conveyed
the guests from session OF their
convention at the Waldo hotel to the
Late home at 3:I5 o'clock On arriv-
ing there they were met at the door
by Miss Sadie B. Crockett, OF Fair
mont, a cIassmate Of Mrs. late, and
we're thence ushered into the draw
ing room where they were received
by Mr.. and Mrs Late.
The guests were then taken into
the library. where delicious punch
was served with Miss Ella Benedum.
LOT Bridgeport, presiding at the punch
bowl. Going thence upstairs into
den the guests were asked to register
by Miss Mary B. German. Of c.arks-
burg. who was in charge of guests
register.
The dining room was next visited
and dainty refresbrents were served
there from table attractively dec!
Grated with symbols and enblems Of
the Halloween season. a color
scheme Of yellow and white was
artisticalIy carried out in this room
The table had for a center piece a
huge. followed yellow pumpkin con-
tanning burning yellow candles and
mounted upon a mound decorated
with leaves and nuts. Several can
delabra also bore lighted yellow can
dies.
During the reception. Miss Wini-I
tired Carey and little Miss Regina
Caulfeld. both Of CIarksburg, played
several beautiful solos upon piano.
Halloween decorations were en-
pIoyed throughout the house together
with a profusIon Of pretty autumn
leaves and yellow and white chrysan-
themums.
Those who assisted the guests
through the rooms and who served
them in the dining room were Miss
Mary A. Lamb. of Chenille; Miss
sadie B. Crockett. of Fairmont; and
Misses Louise A Price. Charlotte Harr,
Nellie Manning and Veronica Cum
ningham. of Clarksburg.
The guests were Mrs. George Louns-
berry. Mrs. NJ. J. Steele. Miss Marcy
A Kelly, Miss Annie BessIer and
Miss Clare Rustad. Charleston; Miss
Hazel y. McCorkey. Miss Anna NJ.
Burke. Miss Margaret Bohan. and
Miss Katherine Mannix, Wheeling;
Miss Sadie B. Crockett, Fairmont;
Mrs. G. NJ. Lake and Miss l. Cloyde
Ryan. Elm Grove; Miss Anna Helen
Shaw. Miss Clio y. Reding and Miss
Mary E Walsh. Parkersburg; Mrs.
Susan Cook and Master Henry JAG
obs. Chicago; Miss Ida R. Hoback,
Cattlettsburg. Ky. Miss Mary A. Lamb.
Chenille: Miss Elizabeth D. Gillespie.
Huntington; Miss. Mary Mcclellan,
EIkius: Miss Grace Hathaway. Buck
| harmon; Miss Bertha E. Evans and
Miss Alma c. Evans. Short Creek;
Miss A Myrtle Barr, Big Isaac: Mrs.
R. J. Billiard, Jr-, Martins Ferry. o.;
Miss ova Marian Rudkins and Miss
Annie E. Rafferty,. Weston; Miss E.
c. Burke. McMechen; Misses Char
Iotte Harr. Nellie Manning. Mary b
German. Veronica Cunningham. E. E
Rodewol6, Louise A. Price, NJ. Robey
A. E. Thomas. N. Florence German
Lillian Cosolow. Regina A. Caulfeld
Hope Stuart. 3 Wintfred Carey, an,
Beatrice c. Clancy. Clarksburg: Mrs