The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-27
LOCAL SOCIAL EV IS
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Es satEed Etteps5
Nis5 Ashcraft deli Gttut1y ettsrs
ta.ned asadmbef her triead ne&sl
as evening at her home on last lark
se3ue! Music and games were the
6tgeEsions oi the rening a tga late
isdur Felresh ments were served: The
hoEtss4 was assisted by MISS Halle
ectter Those present. were Misses
1fyTfIe West, Ethel. Cain, Kathryn
ssetsaefess HALF Cotter.sM --tle Kirk,
Wanda Hawkins. Mary Tansil Mary
powelI, Helen Riggs. Susie Rowe, Wiz.
rinta Ashcraft and the hostess;
Blessrss Charles Paist, Beryl Minor,
Ranl Williams Paul Donham! Arch
Cain. JamesS Cain, Arch Vaughan, Bert.
Rowe, Edwin Bolton, Glenn C.tmes.
Arthur Cunningham and Mr. Shaefer,
of BaLHmofe !. Md ) ,+ .sI
Normal GIee Tonight. n
The Normal school Gles Club under
lie direction of Miss Virginia Mui.
xey, Instructor OF vocal Music at the
school, and Miss Amy Rice, head OF
cita1st onight &C; the Normal auditorium
beginning at ( 81 Is 4 o'clock. aAn excel
taiit program of solos, duets. and Choir.
us Numbers and piano selections by
Jour and eight hands will be rendered.
The public is invited to attend.
Birthday Party.
Mrs.s Wayne r. Powell was the hoa.
Of guestSat.a birthday surprise party
on Saturday evening. at her home on
Locust avenue, tho event having been
atrangedS by two neighbors. -.Irs. G. =.
gfsneS and Mrs. L.. E. Bennett. The
guests included the members of the
Near Neighbor club. Refreshments
we're served during the evening, a fea.
t1fe& OF which was birthday cake
with candles,
For. Miss Funt.
MISS Fanny Funt was the guest of
honor last evening at birthday sur.
prize party at her home on. Morgan.
town avenue. The guests were delight.
fully entertained and refreshments
were served :. Among the guests were
Miss Berkeley and Mr.. Berkeley. from
gI9Eksburg; Miss Winthrop, S: NJ.
Makertz, ]. Fritz. MARCEL Jackson,
Fannie oliker, Miss Sadie Oliker,
ger Ike Macgrows and S. Miller.
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Missionary Program.
The following program will be rem.
dered at the Getting Of the Foreign
Missionary society.iof the First NJ. E.
church, to- be heId7on Tuesday after
noon at $50 O'clock at the church.
When "the money lquestioE'' will be
discussed. Miss Virginia McCray is
1eader!
neyotions-Mrs. Margaret Montgom.
Debate-Resolved, that every Chris.
tfan should be a tither. Affirmative.
hIrs. Maud Hawkins; !! negative. general
discussion. Judges. the members.
vs. Profitable Partnership"-Mrs E.
q Toothman.
sourg Auxiliary Pocketbook at Mid.
year''Mrs. ]. Lee Hail., treasurer.
Howl Native Christians Give"--Miss
Margaret Hosksn.
Song bringing In the .Tithes.",..
Women of the church. not members
ofSthe society. are inyttedTto be pres
o.. 60 II
Matheny! kendsll. 7 .t;s n. :,
Mss Goldie Kendell and Fred H.,
ted in5marrfage on Sunday at the home
OF the Oft ciatfng minister, Rev. G. Il.
Goodwin. On Saturday Miss Leah Aus
tin and Herman Dial; both of Man.
nington, were united in marriage by
Rev. Goodwin.
Home Economics Department.
The Home Economics department OF
the; Woman's club will hold its last
regular meeting for the year on Tues
day afternoon at 8: O'Clock in the club
apartments Son Main street. Election
officers for, the year will take place
aud o social hour will follow. T r,