The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-22
Industrial
News Notes
Correspondent Records inter.
estlng Events Of HustIing
Eastern Suburb.

INDUSTRIAL, Feb. 22.-Mises Pearl
and Edna Jollifre proved royal enter
tainers when they entertained the
Epworth League Society Of Hammond
chapel at home social given at their
home on Broadway Monday night, this
being the first OF the sOclals to be
given each month. The house was
beautifully decorated In blue and
white for the occasion. Numerous
games and music were the pleasant
diversions Of the evening. A guessing
contest Of which the one securing the
most correct answers to advertise
ments were awarded a prize. Mrs
Lula HITCHCOCK was the winner. At an
appropriate hour refreshments were
served consisting OF home made candy
cake and punch. At late hour all
departed for their homes after having
voted the Misses Jolliffe ideal hos
tesses. Those includes on the guest
list were as follows: Misses Beulah
Barron, Garnet Addington, Grace Ar
nett, Edna Jolliffe, Pearl Deem. Bessie
Greenhouse, Leo Whitney, Lou Skid
more, Artie Davis, Fora 0daker. Leila
Starkey, Madge Love, Pearl Jollife,
Bonnie Hall, Grace DeVaughn, Mrs.
Ona Stutler, Mrs. C. W, Wise, Mrs.
Gale 1antz, Mrs. Okey Starkey, Mrs.
Lula HITCHCOCK, Mrs. Ira Jolliffe. June
and Arnett Jolliffe. Dent HITCHCOCK,
Messrs. Luther Long, Lorentz Hollen,
Bradley Arnett. Porter Root, Ralph
Lantz, |. III. Stepteau. Okey Starkey,
Ralph Arlington, Willie Oldaker.
Vance Palmer, Huchel Hall, lrvan
Lantz, Robert Shriner. John Root, Ira
Jolliffe and Omar Talkington.
A Woman's Home Missionary Society
was organized at the home Of Mrs.
James Shriner Sunday afternoon by
Mrs. Sallie Lang, of Clarksburg. The
following officers were elected: Mrs.
W. j. LIghtenr president. Mrs. Arthur
Barron first vice president, Miss Pearl
Deem corresponding and recording
secretary and Mrs. Charles Nutter
treasurer. The next meeting will be
held at the home OF Mrs. Charles Nut
ter on February %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Collett entertained
the teachers OF the Baptist church at
their home on Howard street Monday
night. Much business was transacted
|, for the betterment OF the school. AT
a seasonable hour refreshments were
| served consisting Of ice cream and
, cake. Those present were as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pferdehirt, Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Wamsley, Mr.. and Mrs
p. r, Coffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Lamb, Mrs. Maggie Brown, Mrs
. Charles Nutter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Col
let. Misses Marie Elliott, Edna Nutter,
Opal Pfedihlrt, Frances Collett, Beulah
Nutter, C. f. DeVaughn, S. o. Feaster
, and Mr., Wiseman.
.. Mrs. Frank Shinn. OF Clarksburg
visited relatives here Monday.
DIR. T. l.. Nutter, Of Clarksburg, was
i, here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oden CHANNEL are the
, proud parents of a fine baby girl
which the stork left at their home
Monday. Mother and babe are doint
. Mrs. William Lowe. of Fowler ave
! nue.. was brought home from st
! Mary's hospital Saturday. Her con-
: dition is much improved.
DR.. A. T. Post made a professional
visit here Monday.
B. H. Hollen, who has been visitint
relatives here from Breedlove was
guest OF William Hardman, OF Craig
moor Sunday
4 Miss Mayme Bush. Of Despard, wa
y visiting friends here this week.
a Mrs. Lloyd NLtter Is quite III at he
% home on Walnut avenue Of la grippe.
Homer strosnider, OF Clarksburg
= was business visitor here Monday