The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-01
FEAST
FOB FANNIE PEOPLE
yery Plea SAINT Gathering
Held 81 tIie \. N. G. A.
Last Evening. IA

ssI et.together meeting, with
fhe SPIRIT of good fellowship q Iea.
tufe, vas enjoyed py the employs u,
al the Faitmont Mining Mach !. !.
ana tiieiT ladies' ct the Y. M. Y. a.
ls evening where banquet was
The dinner, prepared by the ladies'
M Womans Department OF tne
M was an epicurean mas
with chicken as the man
f6tif relieved with touches OF masne s
hot biscuit, sweet potagoes
cake, coffee, ice cream ana M, =
m ale bins have 1t, other articles
ri numerous to mention. The sery-
az VIZ executed by the ladies OF the
department. s,.,o4,b
WHEN the dinner had been dispatcn
Z Hungerford assumed MS
dute AS postmaster and from ene sl
on 3 brilliant post prandlal program
sasebail was covered by A. G. Ken
Il Al .The prowess of the Mining MA
Z r hirerY baseball team was dWelt up
+ 4 aIid promises were made that mex
ason would see an even finer nlns
\ IL represent the machines.
Raiph II. Regain discussed the poss-
SiBiIities Of the basket ball team u, tc
be mt in the field this winter Dy lne
eonapany. A particular appeal was
made for roofing support. !,
Bowling issof particular interest =
sfinihg Machinery men and this sub
Ssct was talked on by q. G. Englane
En8 elimination match in which e1shly
Z mem are entered is to be rolled 10
seiect five men to represent the CON
many in tho league to be organizer
this winter. :.
dnstrial democracy was made py
IS,eorge Cox, who is one of the oldesl
employees in length of the service
Wfth the company. Revolutionary
Z measures on the part of labor were
PARTICULARLY warned against. /.
Craftsmanship was discussed W =
clark Evans. In this line Mr.; GVans
has q wide experience and nus re-
Marks evidenced the fact.
Pleasantries and funnytsrns were
rresented by ]. w. Thayer, to the de-
S3sht Of the crowd. Short addresses
were also made by w. B. Leonard
a "A. pilson and 3. Grau. The music
81 az evening was furnished by the
Mining Machinery orchestra maze "
81 Catherine Riggleman, 9. e. BOG
ass and, Dewey Shaffer.
Those present were:
Il. d. Hungerford, R. H. Regan, MRS
Z d. Regain, G. w. Cox, Lewis s
iSbomas. A. Howard Fleming j. Z
Swans. Catherine Riggfleman, w
+ I5ewey Shaffer, p. "A. Biggs, Mrs. n
Biggs, w. B. Leonard, Mrs. W. . .
Leonard, w. n. Frank, Mrs. W. T. :.
Frank. j. F. Hunsaker, John 9. con
man. Earle p. Malone, Claude S. Bog
Fess w. Spray Linn, c. G. Barry
Charles II. Robbins, Paul w. Flam'
Ing. Miss vivian Robinson, Miss Fers;
FIickman, Miss Virginia Morris. MI
Harry Buckley, Miss aMry Mana
Ness Catherine Riggleman, MT. IT
Humphrey, Mr.. Paul R, WyckoIf, Len;
Hamilton, Anna Gill, Agness Greaser
Sdra Marley Virginia Manley. Ars
IS. Rimby, S. P. Rimby, Florence
Wilfong Edward Stevens, 3. p
Ricliie. q. Z. Grimes, Stuart R. Wal
acc. II. r. Jones, B. e. Barnes, EVs
summers, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 2. Ar
nstt Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Ken
aail. Geo. q. Rittenhouse Miss NIL
fIfsd Rittenhouse, Mrs. L. H. Frank,
81. b. II. FRANKLIN, o. B. Reich j
Layely, L. e. Mann, p. P. Sailn
srs, W. Beech, B. B. Rittenhouse
alenda FISCHER, R. G. Meredith, g. G
ardeis 6. b. Billingsley w. Graw
is. ~. Graw, G. A. Pilson, MS. G
PiIson, o. Frost, Mrs. w. Bras
cs, WIN. Brasack, Mrs. 3. I. Cas-
Sell, ii 4. oassell, NJ. P. Helmau, Mrs
P Holman, Mrs: j. W. Thayer, ]
M Thayer, Matte N. Bentel MADE
4 R6senmerkel, Grace 'Rosenmerkel
siTs. o. England, L. G., England
JoSeph Lehman.
me ladies serving the banque
we're Ruth Reese, Nell Dougan, AM
iofa1i, Phyliss Kidder Lott, Mary E
sturm. Helen Mcmillan, Alpha Orr
Ruth Merrifield, Alice Fetty Florenc
Rneisel, Mrs EIomer @. Toothman
Marie Frum, Laura Mae Huntington
Erma Henry, Mary Hamilton, Dori
&. Cox, Grace Hill, Pearl Morris, Ed
ba Wilfong, Pearl Mason, Beatrice
Lyons, Grace Hoover.