The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-08
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f1eld InGeEeoIlnHE MG6LlH1
An excellent musical program and
an address BY Rev. Ambrose II. lBeay-,
81 featured the regular bt:weeNy;
meeting OF the Noman's club yester-
day afternoons The musical part OF
the program was under the direction
Of Miss Amy Rice; teacher of instru-
mental music at the Fairmont Nor
Inalfand Misc Virginia Mulyey, instruc-
Tor tp vocal Music at the same insti-
tuition. Foil owing the reading OF
descrtption of The Spinning Song
from THE lying Dutchman' by Miss
ton In her usual brilliant manner.
Mis- Mntyey, who IS a2singer of much
ability, sang effectively q group OF
sonss entitled life Of the Rose"
ny Liza Lehman ccornpanied by Miss
Rev. BsaYin delighted his hearers
with q lecture using as his topic the
life Of John Ga1sworthy the famous
English novelist. Rev. Beayin talked
INTERESTINGLY Of the life and wo:ks OF
ttis noted author reviewing several
of his most,7noted productions.
TIE meeting was presided over by
Mrs. George DeBolt, the club presi-
dent. The COMMIT tee on bylaws made
its report. Mrs. M. E. Ashcraft read
ing the report of the committee COM
posed OF the following members: Mes
danes Ashcraft, J. "A. Meredith. j. e.
POWELL and q! Z M Black "a vote on the
proposed changes In the bylaws Will
he taken at; the first meeting OF the
! club In February.
As large mum Der Of the club mem.
bers were present yesterday for this
meeting which proved most inter-
esting and profitable one.
TO Have Reception
The teachers and pupils OF the
Butcher school will hold reception
on lThursday evening OF next week.
Prof 3O8G. Wilson OF the city schools
will be THE honor guest on this &C.
5casion.
aEntertaIned Little Folks
Over a hundred children, members
Of the Palatine Baptist church Sab.
bath school. or affiliated with it, were
present at the social given by the
adult classes Of the school taught by
Messrs Poe and Johnson last night.
The social was given as reward to
the children for; having increased the
attendance II. the Primary department
during the last quarter. The atfatr
wasfa elightful one and consisted OF
! AM interesting program followed by
q social hour, during which refresh
ments were served.
10 Return 70 Charleston.
Judge John w. Mason and Mrs.
Mason, who had spent the holidays at
their home Hon Morgantown avenue.
wilIreturn Monday to the Capital city
where Judge Mason will resume his
place on the Supreme Court bench;
Miss Bess Mason, niece OF Judge ana
Mrs, Mason; will join them in Charles
tdnSin the near future and spend some
time there. @
TO sMorgantown
Misses Mona Simon, Meryl Miller,
Ruth Hamilton and Ruth Phillips,
19eiIta tosMorgantnwn this afternoon
Where they Wfil attend the third Pan
Hellenic dance, to take place tonight.
Misses Simon and Miller will be the
gusts OF Miss Mary Books and the
sses8Hamilton and Phillips will be
the guests Sof Miss Elizabeth Posten,
TO unlontown.
Miss Louise Nichols, who was a
bridesmaids at the Challinor Taylor
wedding in Pittsburgh Thursday, will
visit Miss Pauline Mitchell OF Union
town before. returning to her home
In this city,
Returned Home.
Miss Ruth Kelley returned yester-
dsysfrom New York City, where she
had spent the pastl three months as
the guest Of her brothers, Messrs.
Albert and Ralph Kelley. En- route
home; Miss Kelley spent a day IN
WiIming ton. Del, as the guest OF Mrs.
EsG. jFerriday:
STo Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Burke Koontz,
WHO had spent the. past few days in
Mia cfEygas 7guestssat Fairmont Farms,