The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-03
LOCAL. llBRIANS
HELg0AE new YEAR
Most Delightful celebration
Held AT The Fairmont
Last Night.

Worries, cares and responsibilities
sefe thrown to the four winds last
night when the Fairmont Rotarians
md their lady friends made merry
gEst Gel bfated the opening Of the year
k11gE IA royal manner last evening at
Tia Eairmont.
Carving ont the maxim that "a
lstry heart doeth good like a medi.
enc the Entertainment committee
.,aQ arranged for an evening OF stunts
h5ch would make the sternest relax
and the grayest smile and to say they
eeded, Is putting 1t rather mildly,
happiness reigned supreme
throughout the entire program. About
30 people, Rotarians and their wom-
zen friends, were present.
The gateties attendant upon the
eEening, opened with the serving of
NE dinner and aA the last vestige Of
delicious soup concoctlon disappear.
e2 four dancing girls and four music
men, from the Hippodrome appeared.
Ehey. we're given hearty approval by
nle4rs OF clapping and pounding with
small gayels which had been placed at
plate OF each guest as 1t was felt
ONE unusual method Of appreciation
would be needed as the evenings pro-
gTdu progressed.
a dance resembling the "serpen.
tine was executed gracefully by the
club membership, the maneuyers Of
hsch were successfully led by w. D.
harrington. This feature Of the even.
ing concluded with special numbers by
DE- p. w. Howard, II. ]. Ross and w.
J. Wiegel.
Musical numbers featured the even
p.ogram and the Rotarian spe.
cal lausical bunch composed in this
Instance OF Walter Corbin, A. g. Mar
TIM w. D. Darlington, Lamar C. Sat.
! tegfield and w. r. sO'Neill, were obliged
TO respond again and again as the
merry makers demanded their SER
VICES.
The entire crowd Joined IN singing
number Of popular airs which includ.
Mr. Zipp Don't Take Me Home. /"
Good Bye My Lover Good Bye" Jim
gle Bells, Z e My Bonnie, !" "The Soldiers
Farewell, !" "Auld Lang Syne,' Battle
Hymn Of the Republic 1.-THE Marseil.
iaise Good Night Ladies" and 9th.
eks A spot light threw the verses Of
the song on screen and enabled each
pefsou present to add voice to the con.
III p, Darlington and Lamar 6. Sat.
tetfleld, Faifmont's favorite tenor
lists ~ their usual delightful manner
sang q number Of solos and duets.
nencinS for an hour closed the festivi.
ties.
u kAirnnont Rotarians had never been
or tho map previous to last evening,
i 2tSt eyei :pg.s entertainment undoubt.
would nave given them permanent
plece ss It will long be remembered
BY those present as one Of the most
q,etnoraple and enjoyable evenings in
heir ehtife lifetime.
The following were present: Mr..
md Mrs. -. p. Robinson, Miss Mildred
obiMson, Miss Helen Robinson, Miss
Louie Hall Miss Clendenning, Mr..
md MI =. ]. Brett, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Tappan, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. e.
Aircraft HI. and Mrs. w. L. Andrews,
HAIRY Engle, Mr.. and Mrs, L. @. Sat
seffield, n. O. Miller, w. R. Crane.
MSS Nell Dougan, w. r. 0'Neill, Mr..
md Mrs.. @. @. Robb, Prot. and Mrs.
Ioseph Roster. M. and Mrs. Charles
81 Hood, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Clyde Nor
VS. Miss Mary Hartley Greer, ]. NJ.
Hartley Miss Eleanor Miller, Joe
Greer, Mss Mary Frances Hartley,
"a. Nlegei. Miss Mary Moulds
E4NVGf Mice f2f,}h Snaddans Mice iTla,.io
Jenkins Or. and Mrs. Herschel L.
gettertieid. Dr.. and Mrs. 3. w.
HOWARD, Mr.. and Mrs. n. ]. Ross, DR..
Ind Mrs. HaiterJ. Boydstoa, Mr.. and
efys. Lyon. Mrs. John Q. Brydon,
~: and Mrs. Brooks Fleming, Jr., Mr.
md Mrs. Henry s. Lively, Dr.. and Mrs
81 O. stoetzer, Mr.. and Mrs. 3. b
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Otis g. Wilson,
MI and Mrs. ]. Z. Hall, @. W. Evans,
Miss Sarah Evans. Mrs. "A. B. Cole