The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-11-17
IN SOCIETY
Dutch Supper

-outcn supper
Tho Dutch Supper, served annually
by the women of the Grace Lutheran
Church! will be an. event of Thurs
ray night. An excellent menu has
Ii setnS a rapgcls which includes saur
nut and other Dutch delicacies.; The.
aE OF the church have demon.
ait4s ted tl:ci:- ability in this line on
js,sstfl, = occasions
he supper will be served in the
tccial rocmG Of The church on CASTOR
sstonua and Third street, :.
Church Reception
IAN event OF interest in the Cen
5tenrial Week services at. the First
.$eSta. bytaT. an Church will be the re-
,eeptiun Tonight at the y. NJ. G. a.
bnilling twill boa reunion Of church
members and fo-mer church members
many Of whom have come from a dis
tance to attend the celebration.
Among the former. pastors is the
Rev. J.eB.. Reed, ofaLaurel Hill. Pa.
pastor OF the church from 1889 to
s1sSS, and his daughters. Mrs. Cora
Phillips, and Mrs. Helen: Bell. They are
guests at the home OF Mrs. ]. Walter
Barnes on Barney street.
B NJ For Ministers
"a reception will 'bc held at the
First NJ. e. Church South, tonight,
honoring their new pastor, Rev. R.
n. Webb and wife, the retiring pas.
tor, Rev. WI. Canter and wife, and
Rev J. IS. fPollitt, presiding elder and
Mfre Thn an p.sn
church aud friends and invited TO the
event which will. be one Of the largest
lin the history of the church.
Faculty Recital
Miss Virginia. ,Mulyey, the new IN
structor in vocal music at,the Normal
made her first appearance before a
Fairmont audience last night In this
capacity when she appeared In recital
with Miss Beatrice Fitzwater, instruct
or In expression, and Miss Amy Rogers
Rice, piano accompanist. While Miss
Mnlvey-- has been heard here in private
recital, her appearance last night was
the first before a large audience. She
has soprano voiceSof unusual sweet.
ness and power and she rendered an
excellent program in a most impress
siye way.
Miss Fitzwater has appeared on
many occasions and her, ability as a
reader, 9is recognized. Her program
last night was a varied one, and she
showed much versatility in her rendi-
ton OF the various numbers.
Miss Amy Rogers Rices recognized
as a pianist Of unusual. ability. render
ed excellent piano; accompaniment.
Party for Little Folks
Miss Sylvia Rumble gave birth
day party in honor, Of her little niece,
Miss sArdath Kisner'on Saturday. The
\ guests arrived at 2 o'clock. All were
present when Hiss iArdath arrived. At
ID O'clock refreshments, consisting Of
Peaches; Cake and Coffee'were served
after which Mr.. Austin and Mrs. Kis.
ner rendered. a few'exceilent selections
on the violin and guitar. The after.
noon was spent b.. the youngsters in
various games. Those who were pres.
emit were Misses sfne2 Utz,,. Janette
Rumble. Pauline Kinkaid. Ruby New.
man, Hattie Poo, Gladine Kinkaid,
Gail Summers, Darlie Rumble, Pearl
Poe. Margaret Klsner, Grace Rumble,
Dorothy Miller, Susie Miller, Donald
Rumble Arthur Newman, Fred Boy.
srs, Willis Phillips, Allen Kisner, Geo.
CHM. ~, Z
The guests departed at 40. wishing
Miss Ardath many more happy birth.
days. Z. IT, /
W. d harrington left last night
for F'rostbnrg. Nd on business for
7 the ccnsalid ations Coal Go.