The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-17
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tOhley. The event was In honor or
little Miss Justine Smith, who is the
Charming guest OF little Miss Ann Nc
Clannahan. in Kanawha street. Fol.
lowing the visit to the movies the
Juvenile guests were entertained with
a dance at the ohley home. Fancy
dances were the order OF the after
noon. Dainty favors consisting Of
fans and tennis raquets and tennis
balls were given-Charleston Mail.
Left for coshoeton, o.
Miss Margaret Gailager. of Coshoc.
ton, O., who had been the guest OF Miss
Ruth Heintzelman for the last several
weeks at her home on Benoni avenue
left this afternoon for her home. She
was accompanied by Miss Heintzel-
man who will spend several weeks In
Coshocton as her guest.
~ Birthday Party.
Miss Emma Kerr the honor guest
Saturday evening at a surprise out OF
door dinner party at Loop park which
event was arranged by a number OF
her friends In honor OF her birthday
anniversary. The guests included her
mother, Mrs. Coleman Kerr Mrs. L.
u. Goodwin, Mrs. Katherine Frum. the
Misses Nell Layman, Ethel Starzman,
Nettie Johnson, Bess Hunsaker and
Master George Kerr.
Left for ohio.
Rev. and Mrs. Leigh Layman and
daughters, the Misses Gertrude ana
Eloise who had been the guests OF the
formers sisters, the Misses Layman CD
Ogden avenue, have gone TO Redwood.
o., to visit Mrs. Layman's relatives en-
route to the Pacific coast from where
they will sail early In August for Yo-
kohoma Japan after years visit In
the United States.
Married In Parkersburs.
The marriage OF Herbert Lowe
Smith formerly OF this city now of
Parkersburg and Miss LuelIa Landon
of Reedsville, O.. were united In mar.
riage on Saturday afternoon In the
First Methodist church In Parkersburg
Rev. l.. B. Bowers, superintendent OF
Petersburg district and formerly OF
this city. performing the marriage Ger.
emoney, which was witnessed by a
few intimate friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left at once for
Chicago. Milwaukee and tour OF the
K Great Lakes and will come here at
the conclusion of their trip on visit
to relatives.
Mr.. Smith is son of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. j. Smith OF this city and until re.
Gently resided hero. He has been 10.
Gated In Parkersburg for several years
as district agent for the Northwestern
Life Insurance Co. Mrs. Smith is a
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. l.. F. Landon
! OF Reedsyille, o. They will be at
home in Parkersburg after Septem-
ber1 !.
On Valley River.
Many Fairmonters spent Sunday at
the various camps up the Valley Riv-
er where parties Of Fairmonters have
been in camp for the last several
weeks. A large number OF guests were
entertained at Wildwood, the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Arnett, and NJ
and Mrs. j. Walter Barnes also enter.
tanned number at Elm Beach. The
maturity OF the visitors up the river
spent the day in the water, the over
hung sky making the day ideal for the
sport. The late train brought MA.
jority Of the visitors home last even.
ing.
To Sing at w. v. U.
Jackson Clyde Kinsey, OF New York
city who is spending the summer with
his mother, Mrs. George W. Kinsey in
Warrington district, will sing at the
( matin concert at the University sum.
mer school on Wednesday of this
week. Mr.. Kinsey who is a favorite
in the musical world, will appear In
a group of songs. Mrs. Louis 7. Black
will accompany him.
To Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Morgan and
daughter are occupying Camp Antioch
on the Valley river for this week, hay-
ing gone there today.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Jenkins and little
daughter, Martha, arrived here Sat.
urday to spend several weeks with rel.
atiyes.
Frank c. Dudley press agent for the
West Virginia Suffrage association OF
Morgantown is visitor in this city
today.
Mrs. Rose Steele spent Sunday in
I Clarksburg with relatives.
Miss Marie Caldara left yesterday
evening for Mt. Savage, Md, where
she will visit for several days with
4 Mrs. G. D. Caldara.
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