The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-25

IOmOTrO" nlgnL the DlSGeSt social
event OF the year for the Dormitory
men at the Y. NJ. c. A. will be staged
when they give their annual Hallowe.
'en reception and entertainment.
Messrs Bealc, Furman and Toothman.
the committee In charge OF the affair,
have completed the preparations for
tho affair. The feature OF the enter.
tainment will be the presence OF la.
dies. each gentleman in the Dorm, for
the one time OF the year being al.
lowed to invite one. Secretary Right
has been elected witch and will pre-.
side with the caldron and regulation
witch's broth. Ono OF the entertain.
ment features will be play, Sun
day Morning in the DoTmitory," pre-.
sented by Edgar Worthington, sup.
ported by Barney and Furman. Man.
size eats will be on hand. each will
bring his best girl, gala time be.
ing thus assured.
Society to Meet
The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Southern Methodist Episcopal church
South. will meet tomorrow Afternoon
az 2:"o o'c'oc!s al the C'.trcA On Fair
mont avenue,
piscr Home-
Miss Jennie ..sniEf,. Mrs. r. A.
Watts and Mrs. rhil pGr'el read IN.
tcrcstinr papers 70 10 Meeting Of the
Home Ecunou department Of the
WOman's club ~ tho regular meeting
held yesterday at the club ape rtmcnts
Mrs. p. NJ. HOG" chairman. presided
and the hos.cs4cs were Nesdames i!
I. Kelley and Gc9"gc r.'icr Miss An
ma Martin gave p ts@Gr rtya'ion of !;
fruit salad dressing. aiXty.cisht mem.
bcrs responded to roll call each Civ.
ing quotation PERTAINING to the home,
which will be the subject of discus.
sion at the meetings OF the depart
ment this year. Yesterday the topics
dealt with the Primitive Home. Evol-
ution OF the Home and the Modern
Home. There Is much interest mani.
tested in the meetings OF the depart
ment.
For Brides Elect
A very prcttily appointed / o'clock
luncheon was given Tuesday by Mrs.
Thomas ri. Hood in her home on
West Main street Yellow roses and
maiden hair ferns were used in the
floral decorations of the table. Covers
were laid for Miss Bertha Gronne.
myer. of Cleveland. O.; Miss Eugen.
la Young. of Buckhannon; Miss Eliz.
abeth Berry, Of Baltimore: Miss Mary
Osborne. Miss Helen Frisch. Of Balti.
more; Miss Grace Haymaker, Miss
Virginia Snider and Miss Nina AL.
len and Agnes Hood
A luncheon Of beautiful appoint
ments was given Monday by Mrs. d.
w. Jacobs in her home on West Main
street complimentary to Miss Agnes
Hold, Miss Geneviere' Harrison and
Miss Eugenia Young, of Buckhannon.
A shepherdess basket filed with vel.
low chrysanthemums tied with bows
of yellow chiffon formed the tables
centerpiece. Place cards in miniature
design of bags of rise with yellow
chrysanthcmums as favors were plac.
ed at the cover of each guest.--Clarks.
burg Telegram.
A Tacky Party
The Misses Clara Fleming, Rose
Jackson and Bessie Hartman have is.
sued invitations for a Tacky party to
be held on Monday night at the home
Of the latter at 80 Mt. Vernon avenue
Returned From New York
Mrs. John r. Bennett has returned
from Tarytown on the Hudson where
she accompanied her daughter, Miss
Amelia Bennett and Miss Mildred Hay.
mond, who are studying at Mary
Mount school there. Mrs. Bennett
spent several weeks there before re.
turning home.
Miss Miller Here
Miss Christine Miller arrived in the
city this afternoon from Cambridge.
o., where she sang last night. She
will sing at the Grand tonight for the
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