The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-09
LOCAL. SOCIAL EVENTS

II LONAL wv
For Miss Watsop.
Miss Mary Louise Nichols was host.
ess yesterday at q one O'clock lunch.
con at her home on Fairtnont avenue.
honoring Miss Mary Watson Sipe. a
bride eioet. whose marriage to Arthur
3. Koontz will be olemnized on We'd
nesday o. next week. Covers were laid
for ten, including Mrs. Ernest Hutton,
OF Fleming, Ky, Misss Guerin, OF New
York CITY, and B Mrs. Lee Hutchinson,
OF Cincinnati. Ohio. q u
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Birthday Party! y "A;
Little Miss Mary Josephine Roster,
the young daughter OF President and,
Mrs. joseph Roster, was hostess to a,
number OF her friends yesterday after
noon OF her nome on Benoni avenue
The OCCASION was Miss iaiary Jose.
phfne's birthday anniyeroarS and the
appointments wereIin keeping twithIthe
approaching holiday season! Refresh.
ments were served and boxes filed
with candy were presented TO each
euest IL ~ y satlf gse1-
To Meet Friday. Z +
The Woman's Missionary Society OF
tho First Presbyterian Church will
meet on Friday afternoon at 2.30 o.
clock at the home of Mrs. J. !; II. Beck.
man on Fairmont avenue.
The program outlined in the year.
book fs as follows:f Devotional, Mr.
A. u. Carroll The Awakening Of the
Women Of the Orient, Mrs. III! E. Fal.
coner, Mrs. e. ]. E Kelley; Christmas
Story eThe White Gift Mrs. J. FL
Powell; Missionary Benediction:H So
cial Hour! NJ "a
Mp. visionary Society.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society OF the NJ. r. Temple will meet
on Friday afternoon at $50 O clock at
tho home Of Mrs. Jane Inrham On,
Main street. 80 3 n 5
The lesson for the day will be the
first half OF chapter one in the new
text book, THE King s ia ighway.siThe
report from the lcanyassers for funds
for the purchase of property in China
will ba made! n So
Returned From Boat Trip.
Mt and Mrs A. G: Lyons and daugh-
ter. Miss Beatrice, have returned from
three weeks trip on their house.
boat, THE Katharyn L." They went
70 Pittsburgh. where they spent sew.
eral days. .sfs n
Coming For HoIidays.
Mr. and Mrs. George fMellls Will,
shire and son. Tom, and little Fdaueh.
ter Jean, of Chicago. will arrive here
70 spend the Christmas holidays with
M NJ, Wtltshiresl parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Walter Fleming;
ToAssoelated Charities.
= The a. S. Club; a popular Kast
Side organization, have presented the
Associated Charities withla number Of
aprons for children, the work OF the
circle. q J 81 :; ~
Wv. e. a., Bazaar.
The annual Christmas bazaar Held
by the Young women,s Christian As.
ISOLATION of the State Normal School
viii be opened tomorrow evening at
the school. The members OF the asso.
chiffon have been busy for several
months preparing for the event and
they will have AN excellent exhibit OF
tanderaft articles! On account jof the
bazaar the literary societies willSmeet
tonight instead OF Friday night.
Guest at Falrnnioinrt Farms.
Miss Ida sGuerin. of New York City,
Is guest at Fairmont Farms. She is
mere for the Koontz.Sipe wedding on
wednesday, December s15th.e = II
$50 ssss&s 80 80 T. -,eI
Coming During II olidays - ''s
The Misses Lucille and Katharyn
Ruckman, of San Antonio, Texas will
spend q part Of the Christmas 5yaca.
ton here, the guests of Miss Mary
Windsor. Miss Ruckman is now IN
New York attending school Of music
and Miss Katharyn is the guest Of her
brothers, yinton and Douglass Ruck.
man; IN Providence. Ky. Mr.iand Mrs.
A. " buchanan will come to Proyi.
dence for Christmas and will be Joined \
there by Miss Ruchman for Christ.
HAS Sudy. Y N II. ;sS's5js q ,QtF" ff1
Turkey Dinner ,l
Everything Is in readiness for the
'rurkey Dinner at the YIN. &c, IA: Ia.
night which will Sbe served BY the :wo.
men Of the NJ, e. church, South. ser.
vice VIII begin at s o'clock and contin.
ne throughout the. evening. The sale of
tickets has been excellent. q. u
Bazaar Opened
The Seven Ages bazaar held nm.
der the auspices Of; the women Of the
Presbyterian Legion opened most
auspactously today in the Sam R TNu.
yum room on Main street. The booths
number seven, each representing the
various ages from babyhood ito moth.
erhood and in eachibooth are gathered
the articles suitable for people from,
babyhood to ature age. 1t lis a most
convenient arrangement for shoppers.
in the brides booth an attractive Tea:
ture ts q large doll. dressed yas a bride
In Q gown of ivory satin withIyeil and
orange blossoms. There Is "a splendid