The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-29
no Entertain.

To Entertain.
Mis- Ralph Burt will entertain at
Five Hundred Wednesday afternoon
n her apartments on Rhea Terrace,
six abiee win be used in the playing
nd Miss Laura Burt Of Warrington
siil5be an out Of town guest present.
Pennsylvania Guests.
M and Mrs. Paul Howard and
HT. and Mrs. Paul IleBlynn Of Ma
sontoWn, Pa; motored here yesterday
and spent the day with DR.. and Mrs.
2, w Toward on Benoni avenue,
hey returned home last evening.
10 Meet at Wheeling.
The annual state convention Of the
Woman,s Christian Temperance I'm
ion viii be held at Wheeling in the
Fourth Street NJ. 3. church on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday 0cto-
her Il, 8 and o. A meeting Of the
executive committee will be held on
the Monday previous. Mrs. j. Walter
Barnes, second vice president Of the
0rganiza ton, will attend the sessions
as will alsoaa number Of other local
women.
Autumn Tea.
The Woman's club will open on Fri
day afternoon of this week at which
time the annual Autumnal Tea will
be held. Definite arrangements as to
where the tea will be held have not
been made, though it may be held at
the Country Club. The sessions Of
the club probably will be held this
year in the Elks club rooms in the
DeEeny building though further no
ticewill be given in this regard. Per
SONS who wish to have their names
presented as members Of the club
should send their names to Mrs. w.
-. Conaway as early during the pres
emit week as possible. The outlook for
the club work this year is exception
ally bright. A meeting Of the Exec
utiye board was held on Saturday ev.
ening at the home Of the club presi-
dent Mrs. u. Walter Barnes on Cleve-
land avenue when matters concerning
the5years work were gone over in de-
tail. The club year books will be rea-
~ for distribution at the meeting 10
5e,held on Friday.
To Philadelphia.
Mrs Harry j. Hartley and niece,
Miss Mary Hartley Greer, left today
for Philadelphia where the latter will
enter Walnut Lane seminary. Miss
Greer graduated last June from the
Birmingham school for girls at Birm-
ngham, Pa.
Leaving Tomorrow,
Mrs. Harry P. Robinson and daugh-
ter Iiss Mildred, will leave tomorrow
for Washington, D. c., where Miss
Mildred viii enter Chevy Chase school
Mrs. Robinson will return here within
few days. Miss Helen Robinson,
daughter of Q. D. Robinson, will leave
Thursday for Washington where she
Will enter Gunston Hall. Mr. Robin
son will accompany her to Washington,
To New York.
Mrs. II. G. Moore and son, John, of
Warrington, were in the city today en-
ronte to Utica, NJ Y, where they will
sspe several weeks with Mrs. Moore's
siseS, Mrs. Everett Stetson, formerly
Miss Wilma Boydston.
,,3t ITO Moreantown,
DR., and Mrs. L. D. Howard and
daughter, Miss Martha Rebekah, and
Miss Jane Montgomery motored to
NIorgantown yesterday where they at
tended the sessions Of the Methodist
Episcopal conference.
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At Hiahgate.
Mrs. j, 3. Watson will be hostess
on Wednesday afternoon at Iighgats
to the members of the William Hay
mondt Chapter of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution. This will
be the first meeting of the club year
and the bylaws will be amended and
delegates named 20 the annual meet.
ing Of the organization to be held in
BIartinsburg in November Miss Dora
Zee Newman who recently returned
from overseas where she had been
engaged in war Y w. G. "A. work will