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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-29

lor, and Gottlieb Won Jagow, the Ger
man foreign minister. returned to Ber-
lin today from Vienna, where they had
been in conference with the leading
statesmen of Austro-Hungary. Both
think that Roumania will remain neu-
trail.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-29
caruo,. to prize Courts.

washington, June 29.-Sending parts
of the carzoes Of the American steam
ers Seaconnet and Portland to prize
court by the British authorities Is
surprise today to the state department.
officials, who understood the ships had
peen released. This added to the COM
plicating maze Of seizures in which the
department is endeavorins to aid ship
ping interests.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-29
FIGHT MILE in AIR.
German Craft Disabled and British
Machine q Blazing Wreck.

German Craft Disabled and British
Machine . Blazing Wreck.
London, June ga dramatic air
duel. in which British aeroplane.
reconnoifering over the Belgian town
of PosIcappelle, at q height Of 1000
fest, met and engaged q large Ger
nan. biplane. Is described by the eye
witness ct the British army headquar-
ten In narrative made public today
by the official press bureau. He
writes:
l'Ths German machine frst circled
around ours, at the same time shoot
ine Z machine gun. Then our observ-
or Arsd hfty rounds in return at a
range Of less than 200 yards. It had
some elfect. for the hostile biplane was
seen TO waver. and after more shots its
smgines stopped.
.The enemy aeroplane then dived to
level Of 1000 feet. where 1t again
fattenet its course, flying slowly and
erratically.
~Under heavy anti-aircraft fire from
below, our pilot turned toward our
lines. when his machine was hit he
decided to make for home. When the
machine finally landed both officers
had been severely burned, and the
pilot climbed out Of q blazing wreck.
for the aeroplane had caught fire from
the German shells."
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-29
TsutonF Forces Cross
Bordet at Point North Of
Lernberg, Galicia.
RUSSIAN CENTER
BEING REFORMED
Won LInsinssn's Drive Across pnisstsr
River Foress Claws to Take Up
5 Position Across 0niia lipa-Fruit-
1 lsss Fishtins Sums Up Operations
Alono Western Front-Italians Will
Capture Trieste Unless Rsinforcsd.

Berlin. via London. Juno 2s.-The Of
ficial statement given out today by the
German army headquarters stan an
nounces that to the north of LemDere
the Austro-Genman forces are now on
Russian territory.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-29

London. J1me 29.-The Russian cen
ter in Galicia Is rapidly reforming be-
hind the river Gnila Ldpa before Cen
eral Won Linsingen's drive. across the
Dniester, but this retreat. In the opln-
ion o8 London military critics. Is al
most entirely due to the battle in the
Lemberg region. where the position OK
the Russians made retirement newt
able These movements have strenstn-
ened the Austrian German Anes.
Fruitless fighting sums up the oper-
atoms along the western front. wnere
even artillery duels lack vigor except
along the Arras line, where the bonn
bardment has been almost continuous.
The exnected detachment of German
troops from the east front evidently
has not occurred. This probably Is due
Ito the stubborn Russian retreat and
the increasing pressure Of the Italians
Trieste Monaced.
The Italian advance has been slow,
but IL It is to be stopped more Austrian
troops must bo tranDferred from the
Galician line, unless Austria Is willing
40 surrender Trieste. Trieste, however,
icing the drst important milestone on
the road to Vienna, It no doubt Will be
defended 70 tho last :,
Anglo French troops on the Gallipon
peninsula are heavily bombarding the
Turkish right wing. The conclusion
II mis- operation has not been an
S}ounced.
Asquit. Pleads For Economy.
Economy was recommended today by
Premier Asquith to promoters OF guild
han meetings, hitherto closely con-
nected with the aldermanic banquets OF
proverbial opulance. The premier
sought thus to initiate a movement in
The homes of wealth to support the
British war loan and set an example
OF thrift to the nation now burdened
with the expenditure Of $15,o00,000
daily, the cost Of the war.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-29
SEALS ESTABLISH
SALMON BLOCKADE
Submarine Activities at Entrance Of
Bay Causes Washington State Fish
Commission to Declare Armed War.
fars.-spawnins Grounds 6Ioekaded.

Seattle. Wash, June 29.-The state
Of Washington. it was announced to-
day, has declared war against a vast
number Of seals which have estab-
lished a submarine blockade at the
entrance to Puget Sound, killing the
salmon which are seeking entrance to
the bay on the way to the spawning
grounds.
State fish commission launches
will shoot seals in the water and dyna-
mite the rocks on which the seals bask
in the sun. The seals are not the fur
bearing kind.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-29

Think Roumania 10 Nsutral.
ADaIwve. the German imperial chancel.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07
Junior Brotherhod,

= .
The Kappa Sigma ri. or Junior
Brotherhood Of Clarksburg, held an
other one OF their spendid weekly
meetings a recent evening at the
First Baptist church.
After the regular opening order
of business, five young men, Burke
Morris, Harry Fretwell, Charles
Laneping, Guy Hoffman and William
Arnett entered the mysterious re-
gion Of knighthood. The goat had
been properly trained and all the
boys except one succeeded in holding
on, and even this one was picked up
and safely landed in that beautiful
country for which he had started.
and in which every boy in Clarksburg
should be interested.
DR.. w. G.. Taylor, pastor of the
First Baptist church, Mrs. w. G..
Taylor and w. E. White gave inter-
esting talks for the good Of the order.
The following officers were in
stalled for the ensuing year:
Chaplain-Mrs. j. D. hill.
Chancellor-Malden Stout.
Vice chancellorAlden Busy.
Scribe Morgan.
Purser-James Stealey.
Constable-Reginald Frashier.
Sentinel Charles Gaylord.
Tentmaker-Henry Curtain.
Gamaliel Orville Garrett. AS
Stephen-Randal Squires.
Pumpkin pie, dough nuts, apples
and coffee finished the program for
the evening.
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An Artist Recital.

An artist recital will be given I'M
der the auspices Of the Marcato Mu-
sic Club at 3 o'clock Saturday after
noon. November 10, in the Masonic
auditorium with Mrs. Harry Sheets
In charge Of the program. Miss
Margaret Horne, violinist, and Miss
Lena Palmer, pianist. will apear as
the artists for the afternoon. There
is ease and refinement in Miss
Hornets playing that is most attrac-
tive while her tone is clear and
bright, and its is produced without
any sense of effort. She Is indeed a
very clever young violinist ana
plays her solos with perfect intona-
ton and extreme refinement. Miss
Lena Palmer as pianist, has won
the reputation OF being technically
and Unexpectedly one Of the most
brilliant pianists ever educated in
the Cincinnati Conservatory Of Mu-
sic. Her art in music Is of surpass-
ing greatness. She seems to be at
home inSevery mood and many styles.
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Birthday Celebrated.

a very enjoyable surprise party was
given for Mrs. w. O. sommerville in
honor Of her twenty-second birthday
at the home Of her parents, Nj. and
\ Mrs. "A. T. Keener, of Broad Oaks, Fri
day evening.
Those present were Mrs. Charles
Williams, Mrs. Brook Banks and son,
Mrs. Fay Holiday, Mrs. Homer Brink
ley, Mrs. Henderson and daughter,
Olive. Mrs. stanbiser and daughter,
Evelyn; Mrs. Daisy Keener, Pauline
Fox, Madaline. Paul and Arthur Keen
or and Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Keener.
At 10 o'clock refreshments were
served and at seasonable hour the
guests departed for their homes wish
ing Mrs. Solnmeryille many more
happy birthdays.
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Wedding at Eric.

Miss Plesie Drummond and Loren
20 McElwain were married at
o'clock Sunday afternoon at the home
Of the bride at Erie by the Rev. w,
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
L. j. Drummond, Mr.. and Mrs. w. n,
Haiti, Salem; r. r. Emerson, Gypsy;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Drummond and
family; Mrs. Ruth Smith, Erie; Miss
Susie Grapes, Erie; Mrs. Pearl Drum
mond, Erie; Miss Ina Everson, Gypsy;
Wayne McQuain, Broad Oaks; Mayme
McQuain. Mechanic steet; Howard
Drumm ond, Erie! Alden Drummond
Erie; Ray Drummond, RAMA Ash
Rymer Ash, Reney Smith, Orville
Brown, Clyde Brown. Demey Vernon,
Thomas Beecher. Neil Madeira, Ben
Everson and Cecil Drummond. 3
L. Richardson The bride and bride
groom left later In the day for I'm
iontown. Pa, where they will reside.
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Interesting account Ia pIessinr ana
sttzessi We w q her s.l; sSpsriencc n


I Glarksburg Lodge, No. 4S2 Beneyo.
lent aud Protective Order 81 ESiks
EGnve its first social session az thel aas..
lon TneSday nieht in the Eiks slilii.
torinm following impressive initiation
ceremonies, n which Jack Marks, r.,
This city, and w 81. yililans, 4 81
Bridgeport. were the candi dates. Ths
attendance was quite graft yiny and
1.-THE session was highly successful IL
every respect Y Y. Y q 3
4 Chairman Percy BYRD. former sherif
LOT the county. and his associates Il
arranging and giving the entertain.
iment were shoWered with warmes,
icongratulRtions and they receiyet
numerous requests for frequent socia
sessions the remand der Of the fall ant
winter. REQUESTS the lodge u likely Z
comply with readily. a
The evenings entertainers wer,
among the best the city has, In fact
the cream OF local talent, and the pro.
igram was especially pleasing. while
there were comedy stunts proyokin5
great applause and laughter, thert
were likewise tender and touchinr
situations leading to lofty feelings am
ideas. ~: 7 2
a buffet luncheon was served .,
Patrick u Higgins. manager Of III
lclub along with his assistants undel
the direction Of 3 Fleming "a. Holden
who surpassed his well known repu.
taion as . 'proyided OF palatabls edi
bles. The menu consisted Of season.
able food and licious drinks. anon
which was q newly discovered Elks
milk tasting exactly like champagne
4 though without its exhilirating effects
Wirelesss messages were recaiyat
Ipy apparatus on the stage operated
with precision and dispatch BY "A. u
smith, Which gave latest European
war and other information. Most %.
these messages were 30 unique as q
4 smphasize the well known humor a
\ the receiver OF them and doubtless The
sender to. although no one has beer
FOUND who has the courage to ii,
claim to their authorship. They II
fogded ample fun. The Invention Il.
self will not be placed on the marka,
but retained; for exclusive use at Ellks
social sessions.
Onward Clifford Greenwall. directo,
4 Of the sCadenza orchestra, gave 4,
yaudeE Vile 4sket an act he had ii
vaudeville before coming to this city
40 sang two songs and played al
eccentric rag on the piano. 81
Vocal solos were sung by Augustu,
]. Smith, Charles D. Gill and Eugen.
Richards. Their numbers were re-
Icetyed with much applause.
L a trombone solo was given by Her
bert Woolard. 1t was given mucl
applause. :s: q, N M
a feature was Blind Tom at til,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07
Miss Fowler a Guest.

Miss Martha Johnston, Of Fair
mont. was hostess Monday evening at
"a Halloween party at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. e.
Johnston. The guests numbered
about thirty. The studio was beau
tifully decorated in keeping with Hal:
Games and music were the
tamusements Of the evening. While
seated about gypsy camp FIRE re.
freshments were served. Miss Marie
Fowler, Of Clarksburg; Eta, Leila
and Gertrude Newbrough and Maude
Rogers. Of Boothsville. were the Out
Of town guests.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07
Miss Solder Entertainy.

Miss Florence A. Solder very de-
|lightfully enterta aimed a number Of
friends at.the home of her sister, Mrs.
w. Lee Williams, OF Meigs avenue,
Thursday evening Par1or games swers
played. and delicious salad lunch
was served. il 4
II Those present were Misses Bessie
Grummit, Blanche Crummit, Hilda
Quinn, Leila sommerville / Leslie Jack
lson. Freda Harbert and Ruth Nor
gan and Messrs Hale .sommeryille,
Earl Thompson, Ebert Mathews,
Ralph sturm, Harvey Williams and
Jesse Williams. N. &. 81 \!
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07
4 Gard Club Meets.

Fall roseses were used In the floral
decorations at a meeting Of the Five
Table. Gard Club, which was held IN
the home Of Mrs. Arson D. ,Parr from
8 to s O'clock Friday afternoon. Upon
the arrival Of the guests ices; connfec-
tons and bonbons were served Nv tie
hostess In the; dining room from a
attractive table which had for fts
centerpiece white chrysanthemums.
MISS Emily Gerard preside ed ana was
assisted BY Mrs. Clarence Parr and
Miss Lille Koblegard. sif:is9
Later progressive eucher was
played at I'VE tables.
The out-pf-town guests were Mrs.
Ella Bryan Templeman, of Long
Green. Nd and Miss Roberta Elem
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07
Board Meets.

A very interesting meeting Of the
Woman's Board Of Missions OF the
Central Christian church was held In
the home Of Mrs. o. Lloyd Taught on
Clay street Tuesday afternoon. Papers
were read and discussed on the sub.
ject of 1.-THE Impulse to Organization
in the Past and Decide for More ENC
lent Methods Of Work for the Future.,.'
at the close Of the discussion a social
session was held with Mrs. Frank
Grove, Mrs. Glennie Gains and Mrs.
Harry Brooks as hostessee. Retreats
ments were served
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weekly dance at the naval academy
g guests Of Cadet Julian Wilson. Of
aHaiIowe,en Uartv.

A halloween party was given at
the home OF ar. and Mrs. H. Gibson
at Industrial October 80.
Those present were Marie Johnson,
May Hardman. Iva Reed. Wilma
Reese. Goldie Messen gcs. Jennie
Webb. Myrtle Johnson, Nora Frank
lin Thelma Bungardner. Water
Collect, Eda Callahan, Kenneth Berz
lry. Gay Deem, Beula Ross, Emily
Gibson, Emma johnson, Soy Ross,
Howard Skidmore, Eva johnson.
Harry Gibson, Darrell johnson,
Claude skid,nose. Virgins Gibson,
Ray Collstt, Reginald Hardman,
Georgia Grogt,aa, Freda Gibson, Luz
Gle Reese. PearI Gibson. lois john
son, Eepnsth ] chnson, Mrs. Y. u.
Groghan, mr., aud Mrs. p. Il. John
son, MI. and Mrs. skidmore, Mrs:
Ross, Nj. and Mrs. @. W. Groghan,
Lena Gibson and Allen Ross.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07
s1nith-WhiIteI,,a,i,r,.

h "A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied Sunday at the home OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. q. "A. Turner at tneir home at
Norwood, the happy couple being
Miss Bessie Whitehair. Of Pennsboro,
and Lloyd w. Smith. of Morgantown.
The Rev. Mr.. Holden. retired Bap-
list minister, ofIiciated.
Mrs. Smith is an accomplished and
attractive young lady and very pop
ular among wide circle Of friends,
while Mr.. Smith Is an efficient EN-
ployee Of the Pittsburg Plate Glass
Company. g.
Those present to witness the cere-
mony were Mr.. and Mrs. @. IA. Tur-
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. B. g. johnson,
Mrs. b. F. Collins, Mrs. A. q. Wash
ington, Mrs. r. @. Helmick and Mrs.
II. F. Clark. *
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left on the
$3.50 car for Morgantown where a
number of receptions will be given
in their honor.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07
Excellent Program.

"A very excellent program Of mu-
sic and song was rendered at the
one hundred and eighteenth recital
of the Marcato Music Club Saturday
afternoon In the Washing ION. Irving
high school on Lee street. The
program was in in charge 6f Miss
Bessie Boggess. ut the close OF
the recitala business session was
held BY the president, Miss Cora
Atchison. n
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07
Robinson.S howaItar.


anonaay . view y orRsYorto conta'neea
an article OF interest here as Clinton
-. Robinson mentioned therein Is 9
son OF JEFFERSON ID. Robinsontand g
fbrotner OF testus u. Robinson, both
Of this city. and EDNA Blanche Show
alter. who is also mentioned therein,
appeared IN recital here last year. The
World article is as follows
When. Edna Blanche showalter, an
American soprano. appeared Saturday
morning ct City Clerk scully's Office in
the municipal building for marriage
license, it became known that the
singer and Guillaume Duchesne, the
tenor, who In 1901, when 9 waiter Ct
lDelmonico's, received the de Reszke
scholarship OF $4,000, were divorced
May . last In Clarksburg. w. Va, after
9 marriage which took place in 1905.
With Miss showalter was Clinton Dex-
ter Robinson. The couple departed
hastily after procuring the license. !.
| A reporter for the World was told
at Miss Showalter's home, No. t265
Cumberland street, Brooklyn, that
Robinson, who lives at the same ad-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07
State snffrage Nieeting.

Many interesting details in regard
to the West Virginia Sun .tge Asso-
citation convent lion, which will be held
in Huntington on November 16, II
and 10, are announced by Mrs. Eu.
gene Warren, tpresid lent of the Cabell
county association and a Amember OF
the state campaign committee. The
other members Of the campaign com
mittee are Mrs. J. Gale Ebert, OF
Parkersburg, president Of the asso-
citation; Mrs. Lena Lowe Yost, Of Nor
gantown, vicetpresident Of the asso-
citation; DR.. Harriet B. Jones, Z OF
Wheeling; and Miss Margaret McKin.
!ney, of Fairmont. -
Mrs. Warren says that the address
es Of welcome on the morning of the
sixteenth, will be delivered by Mayor
sehon, representing the city Of Hunt
ington; @. p. Snow. president Of the
chamber OF commerce.; Mrs. Ella Og-
den Poteet, president Of tho Cabell
County Women's Christian Temper;
lance Union; Mrs. L. II. Cammack,
president Of the Huntington Woman's
Club; and Mrs. Frank Mann, presi.
dent Of the Huntington Equal Suf.
lfrage League. The responses will be
made by the state officers.
The meeting Tuesday evening will
be presided over by the Hon N. G.
Keim, Of Elkins and amcng the speak
Iers will be United States Senator Chill
ton, George I. Neal, Clyde B. John,
son, Harold w. Houston, Sam "
Woods and G. w. Dillon.
Governor Hatfield is to be asked
to preside on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Stoner. Of Washing ton, who
has been campaigning in the, state
for several weeks, is expected to ar.
rive in Hunting ton on the fourteenth
Mrs. Lavinia Engle, national field
secretary, will be there on the az.
Iteenth. :,
Mrs. Ebert and Mrs. Yost viii ar.
rive on Monday.
Assurance has been given of the
presence Of many delegates from
Charleston, while inquiries and APP
plications for quarters, are coming
from Blueheld, Hinton, Williamson.
Fairmont. Ciarksburg and many
other points. x
One afternoon OF the convention
VIII be given over to the interests Of
the professional women Of the state.
The medical profession will be rep
resented on this occasion by DR.. ii.
B. Jones: Of Wheeling, the law by
Mrs. o. Mcintyre Weaver and the
clergy BY Miss Helen Hill, of Rich
wood.
Mrs. j. Gale Ebert, the state pres
ident. will preside as toastmaster at
the banquet Thursday evening.
Amogn the speakers on this occasion
viii be Mrs. ]. u. Cochran, the new
president Of the State Federation OF
Womenss Clubs, Mrs. John ERuhl. Of
Clarksburg; Mrs. Sam. B. Mont
gomefy. OF Iingwood; G. p Snow,
Dave Gideon, Boyd FARRELL. Dr.sJ w.
Engle. J. r. sHaworth, Mrs. Frank
N. Mann and otherEwell known Hunt
|tngtonians. 4, 6 IS
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no Preach Here.

The Rev. Percy N. Mob Donald, I rec
tor Of Christ Episcopal church In
Morgantown, will preach and admin
lister the Holy Communion at II
O'clock Sunday morning and deliver
an address at A o'clock Sunday after
noon in Christ Episcopal church cor
ner Main and Sixth streets.
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home OF Mrs. jenkins on Horror ave
nue.. At the close OF the business SEES
sion a salad supper was served.
Among the members present were
Mrs. John W. Stuart Mrs. v. "A.
ISwearinger. Mrs. r.. s. Linger. Miss
Lille Koblegard, Miss Blanche q.
Price, Miss Lillian Iepley. Miss Lena
Ruttencutter, Miss Hettie Young and
Miss Margaret Borgess..
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07
Club Entertained.

The m. q, L.. Club was very de-
Ilightfully entertained at q covered
dish luncheon at. i o'clock Monday
afternoon by Mrs. Karl MacD Donald
at her home on Horror. avenue. Dec
Iorations suggestive OF the Hallow-
cen season were In evidence and
made "a very beautiful sight. The
,centerpiece was pink roses and pink
daisies. = S 81 4. ~.
Those present were Mrs. w. g.
Meeks. Mrs. u. b. Catlett, Mrs. Wal
ter ]. Morgan, Mrs. Biblen. Mrs. Karl
MacD Donald and Mrs. Clyde o. Law.
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Thursday night ut the First Baptist
pasonage BY the r Or. ". q Tay-
Tor. They will reside here.
Ofice.r..s, ri. Elected.

The Daughters Of the American Rev
olution Of West Virginia closed their
tenth annual conference at Morgan
town Thursday. evening af,srs q very
successful and interesting two days
session. /.
The place for holding the nextgc con-
ference was not decided upon. This
matter was left in the hands OF the
officers. tsj NJ
+ Officers were re elected as follows:
State regent-Mrs. Parks Fisher.
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special Meeting.

A special meeting Of -Clarksburg
Lodge. No. 80, knights of Pythias.
will be held Monday evening IN the
Pythian hall for the purpose OF re-
ceiying applications and making ar
arrangements for the first meeting OF
gthe newly organized Rathbone Bible
class. which is to be held the even
ing Of November 15. in the Masonic
auditorium.
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Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the Altar
Guild OF Christ Episcopal church
was held in the parish house at a
o'clock Monday afternoon. The fol
lowing members were elected as Of
icers to serve for the new year:
DirectressMrs. Garnet II. Davis.
Treasurer=Mrs. Henry Raymond.
Secretaries Miss Henrietta Bailey
and Miss Lyla Smith.
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Organized for Winter.

The Five Table Card Club has or
gained for the winter season and will
be entertained by Mrs. Arson, D. Parr
from 8 to s O'Clock Friday afternoon
in her home on East Main street. Mrs.
Ella Bryan Templeman, OF Long Green,
Md, will be an honor guest. "a
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07
Enter.ains Friends.

Leon Piyont entertained few
friends Sunday night at his home at
,224 South Chestnut street. "A Dutch
lunch was served at a late hour to the
following: Louis Sturbois, Carl Cay
wood, Arthur Albright Pete Allen,
William F'ricker, Frank Basin and
August Hslis, of West Union. Mr.. Pi-
won't was voted by the guests as a
royal host. 3 Z, Y
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-07
Country club Dance q,

"A dance viii be given by some OF
the society men at the country club
Friday evening, November 10; The
guests attending will take the 1880
o'clock Weston car. The Cadenza
orchestra will render a well selected
program Of dance music. Several
out OF town guests win attend.
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Meu,,or.ji,alI Service.

The local nest OF Owls, No. 1862,
WIN hold It's annual memorial service
lin the First Presbyterian church ut
10: 80 O'Clock Sunday afternoon. The
| shinnston nest has been invited TO at
tend In q body. and 10 expected TO &c
Icept the invitation.
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Home from Honeymoo,n,.

/ Clarence Noon, Of Northcott ave
nue.. has returned home after a three
weeks honeymoon trip, spent at Den
yer and other points in the West.
Mrs. Noon stopped of at her home
in Livermore, KY, and will remain
there for two weeks before coming
here.