The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-16
Social and Personal.


Mrs. james Edwin Watson, Jr.,
June bride, was formally presented to
society on Tuesday at an elaborate
event at Hightgate with Mrs. james
Edwin Watson, Mrs. Watson, Jr., and
Miss Sue KearBlcy Watson as hos
tesses. Assisting In receiving were
Mrs. benjamin X. Blackford, OF
Parkersburg, mother OF the bride,
and Mis- Katharyn Campbell. also OF
Parkersburg, who was an attendant
at the marriage. Among the aides
were MesdameB c. W. Watson, Con-
rad A. Sine, W. II. Conway, Glenn
Barnes, J. o. Watson. George Peddi-
cord, Morgan Chambers. Lee Hutchln-
son. the latter Of Cincinnati; the
Misses Ida and Lucy Watson, the
Misses Elizabeth Vogt, OF Louisville,
Ky; Mrs. c. L. Ward and daughter,
Miss Caroline. OF Charleston; Mrs.
George W. Fleming. OF New York; the
Misses Rose and Genevieve Shekell.
Of Baltimore; Mary Frances Hartley,
Roberta Fleming, Helen Quarter Mil
Ter and Mary Louise Nichols.
Out Of town guests not included
among the aides and receiving line
were MeBdames Richard Lowndes,
MOrd Lewis, Charles o. Flndlay, J.
Hornor Davis, Henry Raymond, Linn
S, Hornor, F. W. Rapp, Miss Louise
Davis, all of Clarksburg; Mesdames
j. NJ. G. Brown, Mrs. John Brown,
Miss Hose Sweeney, Il. A. Tough. Of
Morgantown; Mrs. W. F. Kayser, OF
Brownsville, Pa; Mrs. Fred Beaty
and the Misses Beatty. OF Warrington.
Mrs. John Clark and daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Harry B. Clark, entertained
at luncheon at the Country Club on
Thursday. honoring Mrs. James Ed
win Watson, Jr,, june bride. Gov
ers were laid for twenty. Following
the luncheon Mrs. Harry Clark en-
tertnined seventy guests at auction
bridge.
Mrs. Harry Williamson and Mrs.
Charles Campbell Robb entertained at
an attractively appointed o'clock tea
on Tuesday at the home Of the for
mer. Mrs. Thomas Russell Gather, of
Winchester, Va, sister OF Mrs. Will
liams, was an honor guest. Among
the aides were Mesdames E. W. How
ard, Walter Boyston, Ira Smith. II. ].
Ross, James Welton, Harry Engle
Fred Helmlck. Samuel Leeper. Leroy
Howard. K. T. Cunningham. Frank
Haas, j. Morton Black, Alexander
Robb and Miss Marie BOehm.
On Wednesday Mesdames William
son and RObb entertained at 1
O'Clock bridge luncheon. Covers were
laid for thirty-two.
Miss Mary Thomas. the young
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Thomas, entertained her young
friends on Thursday In honor Of her
birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Charles f. Ward. Of Charles
ton, is a guest at the home Of her par
ents, Honorable and Mrs. A. d. Elem
ing. Her daughter, Miss Caroline
Ward, has been here for several
weeks. Mrs. George Watson Elem
ing is also guest at the Fleming
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Chambers
have as their guests for the sum
mer the formers nieces. the Misses
Rose and Genevieye Shekell, Of Bal
tImore.
Mrs. Edwin Robinson entertained
at auction bridge on Monday honor
Ing Mrs. James Edwin Watson, Jr..
and the Misses Caroline Ward Of
Charleston, and Elizabeth Vogt Of
Louisville, the latter two guests Of
Miss Helen Quarter Miller.
Mrs. A. D. Simon entertained n
number Of friends on Tuesday after
noon, her guests including members
Of the NJ. VI. X. Club. She was as
sisted in entertaining by her daugh-
tiers, the Misses Mona and Nina ST.
mon.
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Randolph,
Mrs. VI. A. Randolph, Mrs. II. V. Hor-
nor and Miss Hazel Augustine mo-
tored to Mt. Clemens, Mich, early in
the week where they will spend sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. A. L. Lehman and children,
William and Miss Margaret have re-
turned from Waynesburg, Pa, where
they had spent several months with
the formers parents, DR.,
William Parry.
Hiss Rebecca Baker. Of Cincinnati.
o., is the guest of her sister, Mrs,
Arthur G. Martin.
Mrs, Ernest Sherwood. the Misses
Edith and Lena Hunsaker. Edna
Hamilton and Beulah Walker left on
Thursday tor Atlantic City. New York
and Philadelphia,
Mrs. Paul LANCE and daughter.
Mrs. Gilbert Stone, the latter OF Chi
caEo, returned Wednesday from Al
lantic city where they had spent sey-
eral weeks,