The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-07

"a, Fl Clemens.
Judge NJ. s. Raymond has gone to
eieriensi Mich where he will
Din Mrs. Raymond who Is spending
3eseral weeks there. Mr. and Mrs.
ohn a Clark are also at that resort
ind the party viii remain there Tor
seyefal weeks longer.
10 the South.
Mrs Eugene Nuzum and daughter
Mrs i ester Snow and the latter's lit
re scn hIe Eesterd who had spent the
hummer here with Mr.. and Mrs. Har--
~ Smith on Madison street left
rs morning for their home at Tusca-
ooHa; Ala. Eugene Nuzum. Jr., who
a6d spent the past several weeks In
New York; Is en- route to Tuscaloosa
Il this Time Mrs. Nuzum and Mrs.
snow Will spend several days in Gin
.irnatf en- route home.
Guest Here.
Mrs B. B. Collins Of Meyersdale,
e KS the guest Of her daughter Mrs.
o. Wade at her home on Boyds-
ION street.
Returned Home.
y Mrs! "A. H. Toothman and little
laughter have returned from Charles
ION where they had spent the sum
6ief with relatives and have taken up
sheir residence again on Abbott street
=. 81 =. =
Birthday Surprise.
Honoring the birthday anniversary
sfitheir daughter, Miss Nellie, Mr.. and
Mrs. w F. Mclntire entertained
number OF her young friends informal
~ last evening at their home in Nor
gsntoBn avenue. The guests were
snt ertained with games and music
and refreshments were served. Those
present we're: The Misses Winnie
Mus grove; Pauline and Josephine Sni-
llef. Esther Toothman, Grace Ran
d6iph, .Messrs. Carl Garden, Herbert
Hudson, Leon Closkey, the latter OF
Norfolk, Va; w. T. Hutton, Cecil o.
den, William Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
John D. Porter and daughter, Virginia
Jane; Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Funt; Mr..
md Mrs. McIntire and son, Junior.
Miss MeIntire was given number OF
pretty birthday membranes.
4 Announce Marriage.
s Announcement has been made Of the
marriage OF Miss Beatrice Miller and
Lawrence Satterfield which took place
Siit june 26 at Oakland, Nd, the Rev.
~. IN. Sheets, pastor Of the M. 3.
shurch Of that place, performing the
cemetery. The marriage had been
Kept a secret until this time. Mrs.
isatterfield is a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Miller of Pleasant Valley.
Nh. Sattei 7eld Is clerk in the en-
boy of the Consolidation Coal COM
aaily. Both are popular young people
So this community
i Celebrated Birthday.
u 70. NICK Kinney "a well known resi-
deat OF this city quietly celebrated the
ieth anniversary Of his birth yester-
aays at his home in Merchant street. A
family dinner was feature of the
days observance and an out Of town
quest present was Miss Mary Glover,
81 Morgantown, niece Of Mr.. Nc
kinney also a nephew, Thomas Con-
ner, of Millersyille. Despite his adj
RANGED years Mr. Mckinney is in the
best Of health.
To Entertain Singer.
4 During his stay in this city where
ae3will appear in concert at the Grand
opera house, Oscar Seagle, the cele-
brated American baritone will be the
guest OF DR.. and Mrs. c. w. Waddell.
During Mrs. Waddell's stay in Paris
i few years ago where she studied
voice culture she did some special
work under Mr.. Seagle. Mrs. Waddell
speaks in the highest praise of Mr..
Seagle. Barbara Maurel, mezzo So
pfano, of the Boston Opera company,
Who appears here with Mr.. Seagle, is
also classed as an artist.
To, Plan Bazaar.
j The bazaar committee OF the Pres
9yterian Legion will meet Wednesday
ifternoon from one to five o'clock IN !
he social room of the church for the
purpose OF planning and sewing forI
he bazaar which they will give soon.
N
Hive to Meet.
Dent Hive L. o, T. M. will meet this
tyenjng at the lodge rooms. A good
attendance is desired.
Il \ Get To. GetF1cr Dinner.
On Thursday evening Of this week
4 get-to-gether dinner will be served
At the NJ p. Temple social rooms. |
Fhe purpose Of the dinner will be two
3Eold; first to enjoy social evening
together and second to provide for
Che budget for the church year. 1t was
decided to use this plan for raising
khe money instead Of the house to .
{onse canvass and to this end an en-
husiastic meeting Of the church peo-
DIE was held last evening when plans
we're made for the dinner The great
fuccess Of the dinner scheme in rails
ing. the churchs quota Of the Million
ipllar campaign recently led them toll
Seiieve the. scheme could be worked
faain and save an endless amount Of
ltgoiihta andbtime