The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-21
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GIVE A VERY
sE|:'L|:.E: !:
Messrs. Edgar Berger and
George BourI1nark Entertain
Number Of Their Friends.

George BourInark Entertain
Number Of Their Friends.
SALEM, Feb 20-Niessrs. Edgar
Berger and George Bourark gavesa Sc
lect ball in the Eagles hall Friday
night "A number OF specially invited
guests were present. The music was
rendered by the French orchestra sand
q delightful evening was spent. by
those present, "A liberal supply OF
punch was served to the guests. Miss
Laura Lambiotte presided at the punch
bowl. Y
Miss Maggie Davis, registered
nurse, who has been engaged in pro-
fessional duties at Grafton, returned
here this week and Is with her sister,
Mrs. c. A. Schultz.
The college and the public schools
will observe Monday as. a holiday in
comn1emoration OF Washington's
birthday. Many OF the out Of town
students returned to their homes Fri
day evening
Miss velrna Rodafer, OF the high
school, went to her home at Shady
side, o.. Friday and will remain until
the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Shira were
called this week to Pittsburg where
lMr, Shira's parents live and where his
father is critically i'll.
h MIR. and Mrs: Ira .Burdick, OF An
,gelican, N. Y, are guests OF Mrs. Bur
dicks father, M w. Davis. They will
remain several days.
Z c. Cuminins; OF Weston, and
Jefferson Hite;s OF Gilmer county, were
business visitors here Friday.
Mrs. Minerva Davis, who has been
critically ill,is reported to be on the
road to recovery.
Mrs. Lexie Yonke, of Clarksburg, Is
visiting her mother, MRS. Mary RAN
dolph.
/ Miss Ida Warner. prominent mil
liner OF West Union, visited friends
here this week.
Fenton R. Clark went to Parkers-
burg Saturday where he will sojourn
for several days. 4
The music department Of Salem
College, under the direction OF Miss
Marion R. Boyd. the director, will rem
der program February Is at the
college auditorium as follows:
PART ].
t0verture-William Tell H.. .Rossini
Misses Boyd, Frances Lowther, Gladys
Brown, Mildred Lowther.
(a)-Dream Boat =. ......; blister
OBJ "A Morning Song ...... Gillette
Miss Margaret Trainer, soprano.
Florence Concert Waltz. ..,. .Liebling
i Misses Eva Ford, Hallies Van Horn
Male trio Somewhere a Voice is
|, Calling Me ..........-........ Tate
iMessrs Ralph Ford tenor, Aubrey Nor
rison baritone, Chaidon Kinney, basso.
|iUnspoken Words Lockwood
Miss Gladys Randolph
In the Garden OF My Heart. Ball
Miss Boyd, Mr.. Aubrey Morrison
|sValse Caprice -. $500. Z. .Spross
I Misses Boyd, Eva Ford.
(a)-To You ......,.. .l.......... Coote
(b)-Were / Some Star $500. Foster
Miss Harriet Engerson.
TO Spring .....,... Jaeg
Miss Nellie Ford y
"a PART II.
Venice ..5.,...i........ Victor Harris
Mr.. Ralph Ford, tenor,
Concerto, op. % I. ]. Mendelssohn
L Solo-Niiss Halle Van Horn IN
Accompanies, Miss Boyd.
Mr.. Aubrey Morrison. baritone.
Rigoletto Paraphrase .s...'.i.s... Verdi
I Miss Halle Van Horn.
s(a)-A Valentine ,......,.....'.. X.
stb)-A Message Bailey
Miss Virginia Jones, soprano
FAfarche Mignon Poldini
Music Box n. ......s x. !. Frini1
MISS Alberta Davis
Miss Snsie Seager, soprano.
i(a)-Pienette ...l....... Chaminade
fb)@Dancing Dol L.. Poldini
Miss Eva Ford.
o That, We Two Were Maying. Smith
Miss Boyd, Mr.. Morrison:
FIFTEEN YEAR OLD BOY
IS HARVARD FIRE HMAN
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