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New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Three-Shift Day for
Household Service
Experiment Tried by Actress in
Her Home Real

There are two universal problems
to which the majority of womenkind
falls heir-lovc and servants, and the
greater of these is servants said Jane
CoWl yesterday.
''The war has vitality affected WON
ans place in the world Women have
proven their abilities in industry IA ana q
through this they have gained a free
dom that they VIII not willingly reIin-
qulsh. What woman, finding herself a
capable wage Garner who can pay for
her servants and have something to
spare for herself, would be willing to
go back 20 the more or less uninterest-
ing business of managing her home.
attending church socials and bridge
teas Or what woman who has found
that she can support herself, and have
her evenings and Sundays to herself,
VIII want to go back to the drudgery of
hous&hold service?
There you have the problem Of the
iuture 10 my way Of thinking it Will
solve itself IN two ways for the wage
Garner of middle class and the pour IL
viii result in community life; the COM
munty kitchen, nursery and, possibly.
community servants. That has ALREADY
been attempted in various ways, but
or those who are able to afford it
there is another solution with which
nave been perimenting recently
and with great success.
his is a system Of shifting help
which entails having only one person
living in the house pcrmancntly-th
cook. The cooH is the only one who
mas her meals in the house and sleeps
there. That means conservation Of
rooms, for there are no servants quar-
ters, and it means only one extra per-
son to feed.
"My maid comes in at II and helps
me 20 get dressed She has already
had her lunch. She stays in the house.
arranges my clothes, mends, answers
the phone and doorbell until about
1870, and incidentally helps me with
my espondence. She must neces-
sarilY be little above the average
Intelligence Of the servant. On matt
nee days she spends the afternoon i'm
the theatre with me.
"Thcn woman comes in at noon to
do cleaning and stays until about 5.
She either brings her lunch or has it
before she comes, also At a maid
comes IN to serve at the dinner table,
wash the dishes and clean the silver
She leaves about 10 O'Clock in the even
ing.
at is, feel sure, along these lines
that the servant problem Of the fut.
ure Will be solved; and the sooner
that women realize the necessity Of
making scientific experiments and
striking out alone now lines, the better
II VIII be for efficiency in gcncral"'
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Sn.cinl Corrcspondence

ATLANTIC CITY. Jan. 1S.-Naval
.yiators manning big dirigibles re-
'.ssoa carrier pigeons in practice
a,,b+s over the boardwalk this week
..d a5dsd to the enjoyment Of prom
.rssers. 4 fine carrier bird which ar
ryss at the Traymore through the
..;,sow Of ,ne Presidential suite early
W. .he week is believed TO be ono OF
.bsse air travellers tired by fight in
Van, sea. the bird has been chris
mod Woodrow Wilson and is being
made pet Of by the hotel patrons.
Golfers had another inning OF win
.er plav during fine days this week.
plans are being. discussed for holding
real winter tourney over the links
e the Seaview or Atlantic City Coun-
Nv Club some time i'm February.
Nine. Gadsk Joined the Traymore
winter colony this week. accompanied
~ her dauehter Mr.. and Mrs Henry
n Butler ana Mss Sally Butler are
IN New York family party there. Mrs.
Elizabeth j. Calder came from Brook
iyn and Mrs. R. L. McCarGell and Miss
Frances McCardeIl. Of New Rochelle,
are visiting the Alamac. In New
Rochela party at the Marlborough
Blenheim are Mr. and Mrs. f. N. VIII
son and Mrs. f. B. French Mr. end
Mrs. /. Y. Noight and Mrs. K. D.
Knabe motored from New York to the
Marlborough Blenheim. Mir. and Mrs.
frank S. Ward and Mrs p H. Ward
are in another New York party at the
same hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlemagne Tower,
who were at the Chelsea, have re-
turned to PHILADELPHIA Mrs. Allcn T.
Horton. of New York, is at the Brigh-
ion with Mrs Hugh r. Tiemann and
+, Miss Helen Rook Carroll, of Pitts
burgh. Mrs Edward f. Gill and Miss
Gill. of East Orange. arrived at the
strand Mr. and Mrs A. j. Morris.
Masters Joseph and William Morris
are in party from Montclair at the
Strand Mrs. Arthur Ritter and Miss
Betty Ritter. of Brooklyn. and Mrs. f.
y, Hodges, of BronXville. are at the
st. Charles Mrs James II. Adamson
and Nh and Mrs II. A. Littleheld have
Joined the New York colony at the St.
Charles.
Mrs. z. A. strane. of Brooklyn. is
entertaining Miss Carr, Of Richmond.
at the Dennis. Mrs. Herbert Jacquelin
srrived at the Dennis with Mrs. c. X.
Clinton Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Bailey.
Of Broo'.lyn, are at the De Vile Mrs.
T.. l. Barahart is new arrival at
the Boscobe' Nh and Mrs c. r.
Grove, OF Atlantic Highlands, are at
the Raleig Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur W
Ware arrived at the Breakers from
Nou, Torl-
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Warm " eother Ends
LoIie,oood Plans for
Big Skating Carniral
epecial Correspondence

LAKEWOOD. Jan. 1S.-Ice sports
acid frs. place in sojourners' atten-
tion here the early part Of the week,
tut the warm weather later upset plans.
through the efforts of Mrs. Arthur B.
Clafin. acting for the Village Improve
ment Association. q large ice carnival
as scheduled for Tuesday evening.
There was to have been prizes given
tcr the hest costume. best fancy
saaters, but the sudden thaw prevented
lie merrymaking and the event was
postponed until the ice becomes safe
again.
The Laurel House Gun Club held
one OF its regular claybird handicap
shoots during tho week. p. s. =. Ran
cclph, Of Philadelphia and Lakewood
'hootng at scratch. CAPTURED the
trophy FOR high gun with q score Of 96.
The soldiers from Camp Kcndrick
ard Base Hospital No. 9 we're given an
Entertainment during the week at the
J. ". c. A Among the hosts and
hcstesses were Mrs. Archibald J. Nc
tlure Mr. and Mrs. Tunie G. Bergen,
Mss Davis. Miss Martha Jamiscn and
t.hers.
Mr. ard Mrs. c. II. Richards ir., of
Pailade,ohi are ~ the laurel in the
Pines. They are daily players on the
laks at the Country Club. Miss Julia
.ahll. Of New York. is the guest Of
Nrs. II. Clayton at the Laurel. Judge
md Mrs 4. A. Adams, Of New ! Norl7
are At the Laurel House, the guest Of
eiss Martha Jamison. Mr. and Mrs.
I. Hedges entertained at dinner dur
x the week for Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il.
Anerson OF Nortclair
hrs. 7. ID. Hurlburt and Miss Hurl-
eurt. Of Riverside. Conn, arrived at
ne Laurel this week for the remainder
o the season.
At ;he Laurel House arc Mr.. and
rs {. 81. Bray Mrs. II r. WRIGHT,
RS: John Stevens, Of Philadclph
r. Miner, Willis IT, Todd. Miss G.
Stratford Miss n. M. Streatford. Mr..
sac Ars. Y. G. Wyckof, Mr. and Mrs.
=, o., L. james II. s. Howard. Mrs. W. S.
1.'oert, ionry x. AoatComerv. Arthur
'ye, Roocrt II. Rr'c. Miss WoIthing-
2n Aaloney. {. ". Haloney, Of New
A. Tho Laurel in tho Pincs are Mr.
a nte. A. g. Ten Eyck Mr.. and Mrs.
VI. a. Soaretf W Scott Cameron,
.ss k.izaDeta Hotherton Miss Cath
49,, a. fierenee in the Pines are Mr.
'a'mas Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs Max
asaeslnger ~ Ionkers; George y.
"S,lels Nr and Mrs II Thurman, Mr.
e-9 sra 3 Roivere. &C New York; Mr.
s", ~ J solricfaan Of Brooklyn
~ hpfel Nirg mia are Mr. and Mrs.
,eaard j. Jooc Mr. and Mre Ber-
~ ~ Har' Nr. and Mrs VI. !.
-ssso'era Ne T. r. Wood. Mrs. G.
JL.e'na2ipn wilson, and the Misecs
~, noe Palmer arr Misc Helena Il
s%5 0les Rose y. Iangsam, Mr.. and
0- H. r. Leq's. Nrs william j.
INK; {. Z. MIler. # south Dakota.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
h'ne CorniUui Comes
10 Life in Conafiu 10
erect Heroes Of War

ffn,..,... fpeeiH Correapondencc
2..+,'.' fkti, Jao l1-A wave II
~ 'sf cn1D'fed Car~da. j. is the
- I'm ,.',n vi feHef froo four years
~ ~ =, f'fa q. Sad hearts and mourn
.,,,s.. afe .n plenty, bat individual
=. f~s ~ arr wa ,ued up in The jog
'.s-se D,ss eora1 home from "ovcr
1s.,n 9Aa 'om oz homo Yictorjona.
ggs1 f'trs ms be moicomed and
,f'fe4. .on Iee gaiety proyided
~, 3. '.'.'s>fne soff; for tho mort
W.. '1<es III tie form of outdoor
&, ,s119s1a ass a.zss. seaa the country
,.,s.1 1.a1 csraqa. ska.,nu. ellina.
sero.se ~ fpf .a1. ire nDckey POLO,
.sled Dsfer Njnfer eports arc
10 s,e. ~ yoga~ sna o'd IN tom
f..,t.y tf ftes oo1ntty tfanps
egs.. eia1Ds or onticlaV i'm
features on fbe
Lfa,, sffs rIHb
wa aas 10 tob9HH4n
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
y est Virginia Resort
Is Winter Home o.
Many Neav Yorkers
SpccidI C0rrcsDondence

NVttEd< IVTtSUONUfNCe
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.
Va. Jan. 1S.-Mr. and Mrs. Montague
Lessler, of New York, are spending
their honeymoon in White Sulphur
Springs, at the Greenbrier, and are
enjoying all the diversified attractions
Of the resort. Also spending their
honeymoon at the Groonhricr are Mr..
and Mrs. Philip II. Steckler, OF New
York, whose wedding took place last
week. Mr. and Mrs. Lessler reside at
the Plaza in New York
Captain William de g. Kay is at the
Greenbrier with party of friends
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Ball, of Syracuse
also are at the Greenbrier with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thornton Lewis.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Neav Workers. at Se0sh0ye
See Carrier Pigeons Fyy
Warm Gather Proves Boon to Golfers and Winter
Touring Is Planned: Hoiels Are Filled E}y HoIi-
day Visitors From Manhattan and Brooklyn

slide or ski-jump. Some Of the worlds
champions at jumping received their
initial training in these little towns
The slides Of the larger cities, such
SIS that on Mount Royal, in Montreal
and on the Citadel Heights, in Quebec
are world famous
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Skating Is Popular
AZ Hotel Grag,satay,

During the past week skating on the
Bronx River has been the popular out
of the Hotel Gramatan. The stream
has been damned at a point near the
hotel and an excellent skating pond
has been formed
Mrs. Lawrence c. Woods. of sewick-
ley, Penn, has joined the colony at the
Gramatan, as have also Mr.. and Mrs.
George Carleton, Detroit, Mich; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Henry Phelps and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Harde, of New
York.
Miss j. c. Stanton has arrived from
Atlantic City and viii remain at the
Gramatan until her departure for Eu-
rope later this month.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
W oman Returned From
Front Praises Our Men

Travelling ahead Of the army in a
little Ford, setting up the cantcen in
a tent pitched anew every few days,
Miss Vera A. McKenna, 2430 University
Avenue, New York City, recently re-
turned Y. M. G. A. secretary, accom-
panied the famous wildcat Division"
from September until cessation of hos
tllities.
Mis- McKcnna sailed in tho Ovcrscas
Division Of the Y. N. G. A., a year ago
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19

u1I1lIa tIluIi- fJl1 DNIIINlDu, NUYHuNAh.
.4ofnof4i far nr :. finer. ior pafaeuRer
lJ.gnafsan sp9H f. fousoif1atfd Haii~ay
'lex.f oiUees 1f CpuDeui'@ ofilcee
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-26
United in Marriage

William L. Swiger and Miss Hattie
Rebecca Hall, both of Fairview, were
united in marriage on Thursday even
ing at five o'clock at the residence OF
the officiating minister, the Rev. W
D. Reed on Fairmont avenue. Prof
and Mrs. z. ]. Mckinley, Of Clarks.
burg witnessed the ceremony as did
also Miss Minnie Wamsley, of this
city Following the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Swiger left for an eastern
wedding journey after which they will
take up their residence at Fairview
where he holds position with the
Fairview Telephone company. The
bride is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Cyrus Hall Of lFairvtew and is a
teacher in the High school there. Both
are very popular young people.
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Enjoyable Affair.

A, large number Of local young
people, including quite number Of
the young folks home from colleg &c
for the holiday season enjoyed the
matinee dance given at the Farm ont
hotel yesterday afternoon. T'aul
Fleming and Robin Hood we're in
charge of the affair and Barrett's or
chestra furnished music. The pa
tronesses were Mrs. L. B. Moore, Mrs.
Brooks Hutchinson, Mrs. c. E. Smith,
Mrs. Sadie Kinsey, Mrs. Edward
Slack and Mrs. E. B. Tucker.
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Two Piano Recital.

A number of East Side pupils of
Miss Iva Ginkel will give two piano
recital at the Community building on
Tuesday evening, January 6. A very
enjoyable and high class program is
being prepared. Tickets are now BIZ
ing sold for the recital and the pro-
ceeds will go for the benefit of the
Community building. The following
pupils will take part in the program:
Mildred Google, Marguerite Google,
Junior McIntire, Marvin Funk, Lu-
ellie Pople, Lillian Pople, Dorothy
Moore, Katherine Yost, Amy LaFol-
lette, Mary LaFollette, Berry, Jen-
kins, Lucille Springer, Opal Stone
king, Mabel Stoneking, Genevieve
Cordray. Katherine Moore and Iva
Ginkel.
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Gam Declares Himself

worked
tell this and for epha he fourished stn wrench
Don't the bourgoee don't mouth
OF socialists anarchists don't mention the boheveek
ln
you bag flag blue
the blood they shed for the the likes
cunning Russian stand for
your
red,
there be tall candles
like that God
here where the roads clear
can't irsf say what today a akn'
first an last, am standin' fast for all that's American
the boheveek its sick that
the creed bag I'm boostn for Uncle
Edgar A. Guest
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Columbus &lests.

DR.. and Mrs. Jane. e. Clinton have
as their guests at their home on
Fourth street the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. HARRISON,
of Columbus, Ohio. Mrs. j. c. Broom
field spent Christmas at Morgantown
with her sister, Miss Hattie Donald
son, who is slowly recovering from a
severe illness following a serious fall
she sustained some time ago. Mrs.
.Broomfeld has been with her during
most Of the time since the accident.
,Br. Bloomfield, according to the last
letter received from him, was on the
eve Of departure from Japan to Chi
ma and was we'll and happy,
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PERSONALS

! Mr.. aud Mrs. W. l. Campbell will
| arrive here within few days for a
| visit with the (ltteT's sister, Mrs. En-
: nest Bell, in Fifth street.
Mrs, NJ. j. Sine and daughter, Miss
Modge, spent yesterday in Morgan
, town the guests Of the formers son,
II. l.. Sine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Weaver will re-
turn today from M0rgantown where
they mad spent Christmas with the for
mer's parents. Mr.. and Mrs I, n.
Weaver.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Grumbine, OF
Clarksburg, spent Christmas here rs
the guests OF the Misses Jeanette and
Caroline Bright and Mrs. Rose Steel
in Jackson street.
The Misses Lucy Meredith, Of Elk
ms, and Miss Mildred Meredith, Of the
West Virginia University, are spend
ing the holidays with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Meredith.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kennedy, of
Wheeling, spent Christmas here as
the guests of the latters parents Mr..
and Mrs. Page Hutton in Watson ave-
nue.. Mr.. Kennedy returned to Wheel
ing yesterday but Mrs. Kennedy re-
NAMED here for longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Toothman,
Of Cumberland, are the guests OF the
formers sister, Mrs. ]. S. March, at
sol EmeI\on street. This is the first
visit of Mr.. Toothman to this city in
fifteen years and he was much sur
prised at the rapid growth Of Fair
mont. He is former Marion county
boy and is located temporarily at
Cumberland, Md, where he is fore
man of the Hunkin Conkey Construc.
ton company which company is build
ing the eight million dollar rubber
plant for the ey-Springfield com
pany.
Mss Louise Taught of Tairview,
spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
RAYMOND Barr'c} Of Shinnstor
Mr.. Harry DeVaughn, Of Redwood,
W. Va. spent Christmas day with
Mr.. and Charles Robertson at Colfax.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Davis are
guests of the latters mother, Mrs.
Theodore Heuring Of CASTOR avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A, Tough, of Nor
gantown spent Christmas day in this
city with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F, Shafferman and daughter,
Miss Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Bloom and son John sperL Christmas
at Somerset Pa, the CUES. of Mr..
and Mrs W. F. Shafferman.
A. ]. Colburn spent Christmas with
relatives at Frostburg Md.
Mrs, John higgins Of Monongah Is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. r. fE.
Timbers in Charleston
Miss Florence Wilfong is tire guests
of friends in Philadelphia for t.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Broolj Is of Bel
ington, and son Howard Brooks of
Florence, S. c., are the guests of the
formers son, S B. Brooks and Mrs.
Brooks in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde D. Barrie and
Mary, OF Morgantown are
the guests of relatives here for few
days.
Miss Blanche McAndrews spent
Christmas at Cumberland with her
mother, who is recuperating from
recent illness and is with relatives
there.
Charles B. Barnes, Of New York is
the guest Of his sister, Mrs. L. Hall
and Mrs. pall1s11I'i G2Urard in this city.
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Entertained for Guest.

Honoring their guest Miss Tlngner
of Alabama, Mrs. w. P, Englemsn
entertained at a PRETTY appointed
FIVE o'clock tea at her home on Mon
roe street Wednesday afternoon Mr..
and Mrs. Engleman are occupying the
Corbin property during the winter,
while Mrs. Corbin and family are So
iourning in the south.
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Tea Dansant,

Miss Rose Watson and S. L. Wat
son, Jr., have issued invitations for a
Tea Dansant to be given at the home
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Thomas Watson, on Fairmont ave
nue. on Saturday afternoon at four
O'Clock. The honor guests will be
Miss Edna Davis, of Japan, the guest
Of Miss Watson, and Albert I. Wat
son, Jr., of Washington, woh is tho
guest of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. L. Watson. The invitrtion
list includes members of the young
society dancing set.
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KocIller.Hill.

Ira Noehler and Miss Neva Ice
Hill, two popular young people Of
near Pennington, were united in Mar
riage on Tuesday evening, December
90, at the parsonage of the Officiating
minister, Rev. Mr.. Tyler. The bridge
is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E..
Hill, of Katy, and is graduate Of
the Pennington High school, She is
senior at the Fairmont State Nor
NAL Mr.. Koehler is son of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Koehler and holds po-
8ition with the Carnegie Gas company
on East Run. He was with the
American Expeditionary Forces in
France during the war. Mr.. and Mrs.
Koehler spent Christmas here with
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Gray, the lat
ter q sister Of the BRIDE. They will
reside at Pennington.
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Hail. Informal Dance.

The Elks and their ladies' enjoyed
dance last evening at the Blks
club rooms and quite few participa-
ted in the dancing. The regular
Christmas dance will be held on
Tuesday evening of next week at the
Masonic Temple and this will be a
brilliant affair."
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-26

Howard T. Brooks, travelling audi
tor for the Seaboard Air line is
spending few days with his aunt,
Mrs. NJ. J.. Thrall on Castor avenue
are here for two weeks visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Frey Torrey Of Chicago
the formers mother, Mrs. l.. Tor
rey and sister, Miss Georgia Torrey
on Locust avenue.
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Z OCAL SOCIAL E is

ms aunt, Mrs. Il. W. chenoweth. on
Jackson street. He served for num-
Der Of months in the U. S. Navy dur
ing the war and was recently dis
charged from service. They are
spending several days with MRS.
Chenoweth, after which they will go
to Benton's Ferry to reside.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-26

MI. and Mrs. Aretus Kinnan cele-
grated tho 44ill anniversary Of their
marriage on Tuesday when they en-
tertatned the following guests at din
nar at their home: Rev. Curtis and
wife, Mrs. Bdbecca Robn, Miss Ellen
f'rtckett Mrs. Ruth Wilson and son
Herschel, Mrs.. Emanuel Bell, Mr..
and Mrs. Iyis Cook and daughters,
Geraldine aud 5oal, Mrs. n. b
Feed, Joseph Tough of Monongala
comfy, and B. S. Wilson.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-26
Had Christmas Guests.

Mr.. and Mrs. Spray Linn has as
their guests at their home in Wood
land Park yesterday Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert G. Linn and daughter, Mary
Margaret, of Helen's Run; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Pitzer, Of Norwood, and
Miss Edna Brand, the latter sister
of Mrs. Linn, of Pennington. Mrs.
Pitzer is Glso her sister.
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Leaving Today.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Edgar @aa-
dell, who had been the guests of the
latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Stone, in Quincy street, are leaving
this afternoon for Lexington, Va,
where they will spend several days
with Mr.. Wa61elIs mother. From
there they will go to Covington where
they will be the guests Of Mrs. Wad-
dells sister, Mrs. T. NJ. Gathright
Mr.. Waddell will leave shortly for
Chicago on a business trip en- route to
his home at Chattanooga, Tenn.
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Have Guests.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert G. Linn. of Hell
ems Run, have as their guests Off the
week end Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Hiegln-
botnam, Of Bridgeport. Tho mar
riage of Mr.. and Mrs, Higginbotham
was solcmnized yesterday at the
home OF tho bride at Bridgeport. Mrs.
HiggtnholhaUi was before her mar
riage Miss Dale Stout an dis a grad,
nate Of the Fairmont State Normal
school. Both are we'll known in this
city.
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NTn,ric,l Wolncs,I,y..

Dana Ray Sargent and Miss Zlena
blanche Huey, of Bcnton's Ferry.
were united in marrjnaee on Wedncs-
day at noon at tho hcme OF tho oiEi-
Chatting minister, the Rev. C. L. Good
win, on Fairmont avenue. SIR, and
Mrs, F, NJ. Huey, parents of the bride,
Witnessed the ceremony. Both are
popular young. people. Mr.. Sargent
has Sesided here for s9me time with
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-26
Illumination Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Connell and 1T
tie daughter, Miss Maxine, OF hunt
lngton, former residents Of this city,
are guests OF Mrs. Connell's sister,
Mrs. Lamar Satterfield and Mr.. Sat
terrified, at their home in Boydston
street.
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Had Family Reunion.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Hawkins had
Is their guests at their home in Wal
nut avenue yesterday Mr.. Hawkins
father, Abe Hawkins, Mr., and Mrs.
Frank Hawkins and three children,i
rch Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs. CARSON
'awkins, MIR and Mrs. Berry I.eazura
"A cE.id aal Pau! Hawkins, all d
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-26
To Meet Tonight.

An important meeting Of the Wom-
ans Missionary society fthe NJ. E.
church south will be held this even
ing at seven o'clock. Plans will be
made for serving a banquet to be
held at the Y NJ. c. A. New Years
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-26
Heavy Enrolment
for Farmers Week

MoAy=.-A 1,u'.., ~. ,ap vs.. -.
Indications point 10 a heavy enroll
ment at Farmers Week at the I'm
versity the week Of January to 9. In
Farmers Week he'd durlns 1918, the.
were just 600 farm men and women
enrolled. The boys and girls presel,
raised the total enrolment TO a few
less than 1905. This year reports
have already been received from %
counties, which show a total probable
enrolment Of more than 400. Thus
there is little doubt that the total at
tendance this year will be considera-
BILE higher than in any previous year.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-26
Entertained for Gnest.

Covers were laid for ten at din
ner given by Mr.. and Mrs. T. V. Buck
ley on Christmas evening. honoring
their guest, Miss Mildred Tedreau, of
Steubenville.