The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-25
Valley River Camps.

y valley HlVer CaFnPS
Tha THE Valley river as q summer
resort is daily growing more popular
Is evidenced by the large number of
local people who are camping on the
stream at this time. At present "The
Log is occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. T%itherington. Recent guests at
the camp were Mrs. James Tithering.
ton, Miss Mary Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. G. Phillips and DeLoyd Phillips.
III. c. Voelker Occupies the adjoining
camp and the Fairmont Cycle Club
has its headquarters there. The fam.
fly, of T. W. Arnett Is occupying their
cottage and Miss Susan Arnett Is n
pertaining there the Misses Florence
Hawker and Florence Hutchinson.
Kamp Kilcare is occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. U. N. Arnett, Jr., who have as
their guest Miss Ruth Poison. Among
recent visitors to this camp were DR..
and Mrs. Miller of Locust avenue, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Swisher. Mrs. c. C..
Wheeler and Miss Cora Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lawler. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. T. Lambert and H. Robb Fur.
man are occupying No.Kix.Go, n Of
the Valley river farm cottages. MI.
Lawer recently observed q birthday
anniversary when the following guests
were entertained at dinner: Misses
Annette Musbauer Of Baltimore, Nell
Hess, Fairmont and Messrs. Beryl
Crowl, Ray Toothman, S, D. Mayors,
H. Robb Furman. Mr.. and Ms. LAM
bert, Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Dunning, MI.
and Mrs. j. B. Wilson and Mr. and
Mrs. Lawler.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Martin who had
occupied one OF the Valley Farms
camps, returned home yesterday. They
enterta'n med Misses Margaret McCul-
Tough, Addie Fairleight Of Louisville;
lRebecca Baker. Cincinnati; Rose Shec.
skells. Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Morgan Chambers. Mr.. and Mrs. F. J.
Bury, of Fairmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hall are ut
Altawah and had as week end guests
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Harr. Mrs. Hugh
Harr and daughter Emma Louise and
Mrs. A. E. Parks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Morgan and
daughter Ruth who had coupled one
Of the Valley farms camps returned
here yesterday.
Tickets are selling rapidly for the
Observation-Disclosures music recital to
be given on Thursday evening OF this
week at the First Methodist Episcopal
church, under the direction of the
Presbyterian Legion and indications
pointed to a capacity house. Mr.. Kin
sey recently sang at the matin concert
at the West Virginia University and
made a splendid impression. He will
give practically the same program
here Thursday. The Morgantown Do
minion in comenting on the work Of
Mr.. Kinsey. had the following to say:
sa.The concluding group vas sung by
jackson Clyde Kinsey, baritone, for
merly n university student, who has
studied in Boston and New York with
marked success during the past four
years. In the first number. "The
Cock Shall Crow" by Carpenter, the
excellent quality of the singers voice.
and the clearness of his enunciation
were outstanding features. He then
sang Burleigh's Ethiopia Saluting the
Flag and in this number the dramatic
powers Of which he gave promise
while studying here, were shown to be
fully realized. "Ships That Pass in the
Night" music by Stephenson, was
characterized by a wonderful clear.
ness Of tone. and his splendid legato.
final number, Sellers venezuelan
Guerilla Song" The song Is all that
yha name imn1ies fuIl nf hioh anirit
and abandon. even boisterous at times,
yet the singer in maner and voice was
fully equal to all its demands, and
sang It In such a that the in.
terpretation was pleasing and intelligi.
BILE. Mr.. Kinsey has grown and devel-
oped wonderfully In his art since he
sang in Morgantown prior to the pres.
emit visit, and his achievements are
distinctly a source Of pride to the uni.