The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-01
Birthday Party.

~ In celebration OIL tne tehen ehtt'"t
sary Of her birth, Miss Edith Hplbcrt,
entertained number OF her young
friends yesterday afternoon from Two
toffiye o'clock at the home OF her fath'
ar. s. Ray Holbert on Fairmont ave-
nue. Late in the afternoon the young
guests were invited to the dining room
where a tasty lunch was served. A
birthday cake with ten burning Ia
pers was the center piece. The guests
were entertained during the afternoon
by Miss Irene Holbert sister OF the
Young hostess, and her guest Miss
Doris Pepper OF Salem. Those VINO
were present were: Bowie Faleoner,
Eleanor Reed, Lucille Hall. Kathleen
Olive Hawley, Martha Riggs. ocie
Riggs, Mary Borgess., Marjorie Leo.
mold, Florence Jacobs, Kathleen Frost,
Laura Frost, Evelyn Allard, jean Car
penter, Beatrice osgood, Reoecca
James and Francis Watson.
Clerks Banquet.
The Clerks association Of the Fair
mont postoffice held an enjoyable
BANQUET last evening in the lunch room
4of the post office building. Seventeen
were present.
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To Entertain Club.
The Thimble club local social or
ranization will be entertained at the
home Of Mrs. Howard R. Furbee,
former Fairmont lady, on Wednesday
of1this week. The club members Will
q to Warrington on the one o'clock
interurban car and will return here
at six O'Clock. Mrs. Furbee was Tor
mer member Of the club. Two weeks
from "Wednesday Mrs. ]. Walter Barnes
viii entertain the club at her sum
mer camp Elm Beach on the valley
river.
Home From Camp.
IA party Of local young people who
had spent the past two weeks camp
ing on the Cheat river at Morgan's
Run broke camp and returned to this
city yesterday. In the crowd Yve
Misses Beryl Morgan, Madge Holt,
Mary and Virginia Riggs. and Messrs.
Howard Hawkins, Lloyd B. Yost, Ar
thur Pitzer, N. R. Hickman, the latter
sofiPittsburgh: Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Nor
gan and Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Morgan.
To Phllllppi.
"a party Of Fairmonters left today
for Phflllppi, where they will attend
the seventh annual assembly Of the
BY. p. u. of West Virginia which
meets there today and lasts through
the coming Sunday. A number OF
people expect to attend the assembly
going up later in the week. Among
the local people who have gone are
Rev. and Mrs. ]. W. Eddy and daugh-
tiers, Misses Katherin and Ruth. Mr..
and Mrs. F. R. Clelland and daughters
Martha and Irene, DR.. and Mrs, c. o.
Henry, Mrs. Parks and daughter. Miss
Lena Parks, Misses Rebecca Fordyce,
Fairy and Villa VanGilder, Mary Pow.
ell Ellen Layman, Rebecca and Ethel
Summers, DR.. and Mrs. Henry and Mr..
and Mrs. Clelland and daughters made
The trip to- Phillippi In their touring
cars starting today.
Good Movies.
The Princess Theatre one Of the 10.
cal movie picture houses showed an
unusually good class OF pictures which
were enjoyed by several Of the local
members of the local committee Of
the Woman's Club, which Is trying to
bring q better class of movies to this
city. The program included "The An
mated Weeklies" with good views OF
the San Francisco fire. troops leaving
Mexico and other interesting current
events beside a gcbd picture depicting
Mary Fuller in an interesting story.
Il Is thought II these animated week.
lies are given good patronage they will
be brought to the local theatres more
regularly.
Far Miss Mccutcheon.
Honoring Miss Belle McCutcheon,
who leaves soon for Redwood where
she will reside, Mr.. and Mrs. Burns
doore, entertained informally last EVIL
>ssJh1g at their home on Naomi street.
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Entertained for Guests.
Honoring Mrs. E. NJ. sturgiss. Mrs.
Willis Bailey. Miss Florence Thorn,
|1fessrs. Willis and Ben Bailey. of
Zanesytlle. O., who are their guests,
Mr.. tnd Mrs. Edwin Robinson enter.