The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-18
MnrriIane AnnIlle.lulLn,llesed.a


Announcement has been made here
by card 3of the mnrriage Of Rev A.:
LeeS Barrett /; OF Moor a cid Va, and
MisagNS Nellie Ferguson Giindinat. daugh=s
|ter Of MI. and \ n rs: T. $sA;J!f Clindtnst,
fSAfoprhald, swhich event was solemn.
ized Rons March 16 i Rev. Barrett was 2
former patsor Of the First ~: r..
church; South !, in this city residing
here fort number OF years: He ts the
father OF James II. Barrett, Of this
Returned Home.
yMrSands Mrs George T. Watson and
children; sylyanus aud the Misses
RoBeS and Jane, returned this morning
from Oruond, Fla, wher re- they had
spent the last two months, They
spent yesterday in Baltimore en- route.
home.
Birthday Supper.
The birthday. anniversaries OF
Thomas and Dale Miller. residents Of
MilIersvflle, were celebrated on We'd
nsgdaygnight at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Miller when aEdinner
was served. The guests were the
Misses Frances Frey, Beatrice and
MyrtleS Miller, Messrs. Lawrence Sat
serhslds Dale Miller, and the host and
hostess. .5a
I. IN. For Mlss Hill.
Mrs. Samuel Leeper and Miss Nell
Peppers entertained at an attractive:
disappointed luncheon today at the
Home OF the former, honoring Miss
Laura Bell Hill, a bride.etect. "A color
scheme in yellow and, white was car
rieds out I'M the ppointments, daisies
forming the floral decoration ofaiprst.
Eilyaarrangedt table. the center2lece Of
which twas a small yellow wagon piled
hishFwith daisies. During the luncheon
Ehes honor guest was directed to draw
the wagon to her by the long yellow
ribbons and when the daisies were re-
moved, a quantity OF pretty. handker-
shiefslwas disclosed, gifts to the BRIDE
lobe Covers were laid for IL.
During the afternoon the guests
were entertained in compiling a vol
lnei Of |" Housekeeping Hints" for Miss
Hill q page being, compiled by each
Fine Entertainment.
The st. Patrick's Day program pre-
Eented last night at the parochiai
School under the auspices OF the choir
of 8St. Peters Catholic church, was
O. most successful event and was at
tended by a large number of people.
Ehesprogram. which was OF an Aremi-
can.Irishl nature, included attractive
drills and pretty tab1eaux by 10 pu-
pilsSof the parochial school, and solos,
guets, quarters and chorus work by
members OF the choir. Among those
taking part were the Misses Mary
Murphy Virginia Mulvey. Grace Nc
ponnell, Blanche Tchinsli, Mrs. Henry
Muligan, Mrs. francesca, Alwilda Mil
lerEand Messrs ). T. Bremen, Chas.
Es8 Smith. Ralph Hart. William "A.
Small, Patrick Curley,. F. Jordan and
~, Miller. Rev. Father Boutlou deliver
adSanSaddress. ,Mrs.SW. AZ Small was
pianist and director and Raymond
4 KeAHedya rendered viohnT accompant-
ment. Refreshments were served after
The program. by women Of the church.
Left For charEeator. W, IS.
Mr. and Mrs. George E.. Miller left
Iastsnight for Charleston where they
will make. their future, home. They
VIII occupy apartments at the Kama
Rhat hotel5until they can obtain suit
able residence.
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Gave Dinner.
Mrs. Claude Goodwin wife OF Rev.
Mr. GOODWIN of the First N. E. church:
and Miss Eta Mahood "a member OF
the Manhood ievangelistic party con
ducting services In this city, were the
honor guests at dinner last evening
ltthes Marley hotel: the hostesses be
lngaas number OF young women Of the
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