The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-01
LOCAL SOCIAL EVE NTss
YOUNG peope Real ArtIsts.

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Young peope Real Artists.
None OF the recent musical events
was more interesting In itself or re-
fected more credit upon the instruc-
tor than the piano recital given at the
Normal school auditorium Monday
morning by the pupils Of Miss Amy
Rogers Rice. The pupils are very
Young children and their playing was
truly wonderful; their technique and
expression being unusual in such
small people. Miss Rice deserves to
be congratulated upon the marked
success OF her efforts. Following is
the program:
Chaminade. Silver Billows, Norma
Hecker. Elizabeth Mayors, Margare,
Miller, Dorothy Mckay; Wachs, Valse
Mignonne; laundry, The Mill; Piano l..
Margaret Miller; Piano II. Norma
Hecker; Newcomb (a) Goodnight
I Mother Dear; tb) The Answer. Doro-
( thy Mckay; Wachs. Silver Spring Ma
I zurka; Jungmann, Night Song; Piano
!. Norma Hecker; Piano II. Elizabeth
Mayors; Martin. (a) Good Night: tb)
\ Brownies Dance; Margaret Miller.
! Eda Scherer Hart; Winken Blinken
and Nod; Elizabeth Mayors; Scnu.
mann, Hartl. The Joyous Peasant Nor.
( ma Hecker.
Miss Dean to Graduate.
Miss florence Dean, daughter OF
! Mrs. 8. A. Dean will graduate from
Washington seminary at Washington,
Pa, June 6. Mrs. Dean leaves tomor-
row for Washington to attend tho
commencement exercises and will be
Joined later by her son David Dean
who vii! attend the commencement
day exercises. Miss Dean will remain
In; Washington for the Washington
and Jefferson College commencement
aweek later.
n Graduates Today.
Luther Davis. son Of Mrs. Martha
Davis, was graduated today from the
University Of Missouri at Columbia,
Mo-, where he has taken two years
course following course in the Uni.
versity Of Wisconsin at Madison, Wis.
He received the degree Of Bachelor OF
Arts. Mr.. Davis was graduated from
the Fairmont high school four years
ago. He will arrive home on Saturday
to spend the vacation and will return
to Columbia where he has been en.
gagged as assistant teacher for the
coming year.
For Brides to Be.
The Misses Virginia Barnes and Ma.
bel Lowe whose engagements were an
nounced recently were the honor
guests last evening at prettily ap.
ointcd shower at which Miss Mary
Hite was hostess at her home on Chi
cago street. Tho guests included
members Of the Hope Sewing Circle
Of which the hostess and honor guests
are members. The shower was OF a
miscellaneous nature and was cleverly
arranged.
Leave for Colorado.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Christie leave
next Monday for Palmer Lake, COL,
where they will spend the summer.
They will be Joined In July by their
daughter, Mrs. James Thompson and
little son who will spend two months
there and accompany them home.
Carney Christie who will spend the
summer In Australia arrived home
this morning to spend a few days with
his parents before their departure.
DR.. and Mrs. Christie spent last sum.
mer at Palmer Lake and also visited
other western points.
To Entertain Beau.not Club.
Mrs. A. F. Sandy will entertain the
members of the Beau.not Club on Fri.
day evening of this week, at her coun.
try home at Pine Grove. The young
ladies will leave Fairmont on the sew
en- o'clock interurban street car.
For Bride Elect.
+ Mrs. Mitchell Mills and Miss Mamie
McWhortcr will entertain at miscel.
Nenps shower tonight at the home
e the former. honoring Miss Coda
= siEicT. 81 bride elect. Last night Miss
= ISnyne Sigler. n sister OF Miss Sigler
entertained n number Of friends In.
formally for her sister.
Eastern Star Tonight.
The regular meeting Of the Order
OF the Eastern Star will be held to.
night at 1880 o'clock at the Masonic
Temple. Election OF officers and ini-
tiation Of candidates will take place
and members are urged to be pres.
emit.
To Give Reception.
The Womans Missionary society OF
the First Presbyterian church will
give reception on Friday night OF this
week at the home OF Mrs. George
Price on Maple avenue honoring mem.
beers recently received and the two
4 new missionary organizations Of the
church, the Mcfarland chapter of the
Westminster Guild. composed OF
young women and the Stoetzer Mis-.
lsion band composed Of young girls.
The receiving hours are from seven.
thirty until ten o'clock.
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