The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-15
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10 Unlte Prominent Families:
/ Fasrmont people win be interested
IN the. an1ounce cement Of the approach
ing marriage OF Baldwin Day .Spilmau.
II. son Of General and Mrs. Baldwin
Day spilman, OF Warrenton, Va. and
a grandson Of the late Senator and
Mrs. Johnson N. Camden, OF Parkerss
burg, with Miss Phoebe Elliott Ran
dolph, daughter, Of Dr.. and Mrs. Elliott
Randolph, and granddaughter OF the
late Bishop Randolph OF Warrenton,
which event will be solemnized on the
arrival from over seas service OF the
groom who has been in active service
with the ambulance corps. Both fami.
lies are among the Oldest Of Virginia
and West, Virginia. The marriage will
be solemnized in Baltimore.
Surprise Party.
w. G. Cunningham, who with his
family have been residents Of this
city for the past year, was the honor
guest last evening at a surprise party
at which event members Of his Sunday
school class OF the First NJ. E. church
known as the .Hustlers," we're hosts.
The class is composed Of young boys
,, who arranged the entire details Of the
evenings entertainment. Mrs. Gun.
ningham, Mrs. ], e. Hall, Mrs. W. +.
Ash and daughter, Miss Emma, assist.
ed the boys In serving refreshments.
Mr.. Cunningham who is connected
with the Feeney Grocery Co., has been
transferred to Wheeling, his former
home His family will join him in
June at the close OF school. The mem
bers of the class present last night
included Edward Hall, Fred Snider,
Clifton Hall, James Thomas, Harry
Shaw, Charles Burris, Avery Ash, Fred
Jacobs, Parks Beebe, Loren Harbert,
Charles Smith, Arnold Adams, Dale
Squires, James Fitzhugh, Aubrey Par
rist, Homer Grimes, Harold Hawkins.
Kenneth Hall and David Johns.
Special Meeting Called.
A special meeting Of the Mountain
City Temple No. s, Pythfan Sisters,
isl called for this evening at 1880
O'Clock at their hall at which all mem
bers are expected to attend.
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Celebrated Birthday Anniversary.
Captain K. d. Walker, q we'll known
resident Of the city, was the honor
guest at a family party yesterday at
his home in Field street, the occasion
having been arranged in honor Of his
SOD birthday anniversary. With the
exception Of one daughter, Mrs. w. B.
Rector, who Is ill;att her home IN Bel
ington, all members OF his family were
present for the event which included
q dinner party, the principal decora-
ton Of the table being a large cake
with So candles. Members OF the fam
ily present we're Mrs. Walker, Mr.. and
Mrs. e, j. Thomas and Mrs. Darlie
Dorsey, of this city; Mr.. and Mrs. Free.
man jenkins and children, Kephart,
Charles, William, Merry Elizabeth AMI
Josephine Wigglugton. Of Ripley, ".
Va: Mrs. Fred Bartlett, of Manning
ton; Mrs. Claude Jeifreys and daugh.
ter, iss Josephine, Of Wheeling Mrs.
Fred S. Thompson, OF Clarksburg;
Mrs. Albert Horchler, Of NewbprgI
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Home from, Philadelphia.
! Mrs. John II. Hoygh has arrived
home from Phiia delp hia where she had
been on visit to her son, George
Hough, q yeoman IN the Y. s. Navy
yard; stationed at Cramps shipyard.
Mrs. Martha Davis, who nlpanied
her there on a visit to her son, Luthpr
Davis, q student at the University Of
Pennsy lyania, is now at Laurel, Nd.
the guest Of Miss Madge Sample. and
will also visit her aunt, Mrs. g. NJ.
Shinn, In Washington, p. e. Mrs.
Hough also spent a few days In Laurel,
and she and her son spent q few days
in Atlantic City.
a Won Pixies.
Miss Alice McGonigal and Miss
Mary Belle Haggerty were prize win.
ners in a heart hunt which was one. Of
the features of the Valentine party at;
the y. w. department OF the Y. M q.
A. Yesterday afternoon. In a drawing
contest the prizes went to Miss Mary
Aacc Cain and Miss Sarah Lyon. Mrs.
Earrv suarflnv rtairmanFnfs fha rnrf1.