The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-25

The Loyal mperanceE Legion VIII
meet on Monday afternoon at four
O'Clock in the basement OF the First
Bapfist9 church The story for. the day
Wfllsbss Bladder the Bautltul.
Here For Spring Vacation.
Misc Edtth Nit chell Hartman, who
attends Miss Bytel's School at Garden
Gtty. u d, 81 here TO spend the spring
vacation with her parents. Mr.. and
MS. W.T. Hartman. on Benoni ave-
Guest OF Honor.
Miss SIfaet Neptune former member
OF the High school faculty. now OF the
West Virginia WESLEYAN faculty
guest inSthe city, was the honor guest
last nightSa an entertainment at the
Normal school with the members OF
Tie High school faculty as hostesses.
TheS event was delightful one.
Birthday Party.
Honofing her birthday anniversary.
MISS Katherine Brett, the young
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas |.
Bfett entertained number OF her
Young friends yesterday afternoon at
lfsr home on Benonf avenue. Games
ana music were diversions Of the at-
Eefnoon and refreshments were serv-
cd The guests included the Misses
Josephine Lehman, Harriet White,
BEATRICE Osgood, Sara Knight. Gwen
dotinFEIaas, Harriet Marie Hoge. Mar.
celia Conway, Alice Book, Helen
Eastman, Charlena Davis, Martha
Clifton Houston. Mary Josephine Ros.
tenand Louise Nelson.
Arrived Home Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ST.. Watson arrived
home sesterdaS from Atlantic City,
~. u, where they had spent several
weeks since touring north from Or
mondS Fla, where they had spent sew
erals months. They left here in De-
can1bers for Santa Barbara CAL where
theYEwere Christmas guests at the
Home OF their daughter, Mrs. Fred.
eriekS RANDALL. From California they
3ourneyed by the southern route to
sssl /, n, s. 'BpI1oId
Chicken and Waffle Supper.
The Athletic association OF the Nor.
mai school will serve a chicken and
w9ffleSsupper on Tuesday night in the
Masonic assembly hall. which prom
sSisesS to be an event of more than Or
binary interest A committee OF pat
ronesses has been secured to look at
ter arrangement and an elegant
menu is assured. The proceeds from
heEeYer,t will go toward a small In
dehtedness on the part OF the asso-
citation.
Surprise Party.
MissfAIay Pyles was the honor guest
OF q birthday party on Friday at her
homas the guests including large
number of young people. who were
deliFfitfully entertained. They includ.
cd Edith IIaun, Royal Woodward, An
M stansberry. Alta Grubb, Garnet
Somsrs, Thomas Faun. Rsy Tichener,
GecilSDevault, Nina Stansberry. VIII.
lam Keyser, Corner Somers. Jettie
seisher, Minnie. Rodeheayet. John 4.
ksSsnsS H5 ss ,a SS{ss Mal Wfl
Is Michael, Lake Swisher, Clarence
PSless Mildred Fitchner, Jessie Shat;
III, Ernest Pyles, Dayton Powers,
WalteE eaeheayeE Jos Ttcheneri
Robert Harden. d
y 81 II For Miss Hill. .
Mrs. Herschel Barnes and the Mis-.
sessEdna and Jessie Jacobs were host
sssesI lat, an attractively appointed l
O'clock luncheon today at the Jacobs
home on Fairmont avenue, honoring
MISE. Baura Bell Hill. a bride elect.
Thel guests, numbering IS intimate
frfendssof the honor guest, were seat:
ed 81 three tables, the decorations of
each being III green and white. Kew
piesS attIred as brides upon a mound
~ southern smilax formed the center
pferes and the favors were Easter
|baskets5 filled with tiny, chickens.
Teacher Surprised.
Mis- Nellie Paterson Of Fairmont
vas very pleasantly surprised on last
Thursday evening in March IS at the
home OF Willie Hall at Crossroads
This surprise was given in honor OF