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pended overhead from the crimson
shaded electroIiers or vieing with
kewpies to cover the walls, the young
folk of the Christian church made
merry last evening in the church re-
Iception rooms. St Valentine was hon
ored in the choice of games for the
|evening's entertainment and even the
heart shaped cakes that We're dis
pensed with punch at the buffet bore
tiny crimson hearts. The younger
maids of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety were hostesses for the affair, the
committee being composed of MISS
Thelma Keen, Miss Pearl Ernest Miss
Sarah Morton and Miss Irene Boyd.
An addition to Pendleton musical
circles is the presence of Mrs. III A.
Hartshorn, who is to open studio
in the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
H. Mccormack on North Nam
street. Mrs. Hartshorn is a graduate
and also a ost-graduate student OF
the Pillsbury conservatory, of Minne-
sofa, as well as having spent much
time in training at the Chicago musl-
cal college, from which institution she
has been given letters of praise par
ticular compliment being paid to her
mastery of technique Mrs. hart
song was asked to do accompanying
work in the musical college this Win
ter. She is being welcomed here not
only as an accomplished musician but
as the friend of a. number of Pendle--.
ton folk.
Mrs. Mabel Sapper is in the city
today from Hermiston.
L. A. Bulen of seattle, is here to-
day.
b. F. Hamlin of La Grande, is
spending the day in Pendleton.
George F. Coyne is here today from
Portland.
F. Tiffany of Portland is in PEN
dleton today.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Newport are up
from Hermiston guests at the Hotel
st. George.
J. b. Kennedy left for Portland on
IT today to attend the peace league
meeting.
Emmett Cochran, prominent
stockman of Grant and Morrow coun-
ties is a business visitor in Pendleton.
Mrs. IT. Fl. Bedwell will leave this
evening for Enterprise. where she VIII
join her husband. who is in business
there
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SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

father. a cabiuet-maker, was not able
to give his son q musical education.
bat he managed to learn the clarinet
and finally joined the regimental band.
where the director discovered the
Young players remarkable voice.
Part II. will consist of modern war
songs. made especially appropriate in
Pendleton by the return of the 65th
artillery.
The reading rooms are open sunday
from two to five in the afternoon. The
concert is free to all.
The program follows:
PART I.
HumoreSQue
Mischa Elman
Carmen-Halte la! Qui va la?
(Halt there! Who goes there?)
Geraldine Farrar-G Giovanni Mar
tinellD
La Travista-Dei miei bollenti spiriti)
La TraviataaniC aegehrBB drc,sj
Giovanni Martinelli
Spanish Dance, No.
Jan Kubelik
La Boheme-Osoave fancirella
Frances Alda-G. Martinelli
Lucia-Tu che a Dio spregasti fali
Giovanni Martinelli
PART II.
Joan of Arc
Henry Burr
Peerless quartette
Over there
(1st verse English. 2nd. verse
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Rev. w II. Cox. pastor. Residence
Sis Bush st. Phone 1867.
Sunday .orning-Sunday school,
VIII Penland, supt., $50. preaching
services. H. sermon subject, Fruit
Bearing" Special solo, Mrs. George
Sutton.
Sunday Night-B. Y. p. u, Guy
Johnson. president. Leader, Miss
Ninta Clark. Subject, Trusting"
$3.50. Preaching service. 1890. Ser
mon subject, Lord What Wilt Thou
Have me to do" Special solo, Mrs.
Loren Kennedy.
Wednesday night-Prayer service,
1880. You are cordially invited to
these meetings and you will find
warm welcome. Just like home, with
home folk.
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Ladies of
Pendleton
Marie Robb

Beauty specialist recently from
Chicago, wishes to announce that
she has located in Pendleton.
That until I am fortunate enough
to obtain a location 1 will do
facial massage, scalp treating,
shampooing, manicuring and the
Hanna process of hair dying-any
coIor-at private residences.
Write or phone Pendleaon Hotel.
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morning
A4rAHs1D

Sunday school, 10 a. M; morning
church service, IL a. m; evening
church service. 1880 p. M; Christian
Endeavor, 6:15 p. m. DR.. Blakney of
Whitman College is to occupy the pull
pit at both church services. Prayer
meeting on Wednesday evening at
1880.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-15

The services at the Christian church
for Sunday. February 10th. will be as
follows. Morning Bible school session
at 10 a. M; IL a. M, preaching and
communion. Sermon subject THE
Day of First Fruits" Evening sub
ject, Worship; Y. p. s. c. b. hour
at 6:30 p. m. II. II. Hubben, pastor.
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Frenchl
Keep the Home Fires Burning
John Mccormack
Don't let us sing any more about
Just let us sing of love
Harry Lauder

Yesterdays honor roll at the REQ
Cross workroom included the names
Of Mrs. A. NJ. Nash, Mrs. A. Fl. Cox.
Mrs. c. Rohrman, Mrs. Laura Cons
nerley Mrs, Ida Fowler. Mrs. Kim
Morton, Mrs. Henry craig, Miss Flor
ence Moussu. Mrs. G. w. Byers, Mrs.
$. A, Newberry and Mrs. Alex McKen.
zie.
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E. Webb and johnson streets. Ser
vices Sunday II a. m. and s p. m.
Sunday school 10 a. m. Wednesday
evening service 8 p m. subject of
the lesson sermon for this week,
Soul The reading room at the
church is open daily, except Sunday,
from 1870 until p. m.
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The Bert NARROW home at Adams
was last evening the scene OF a de-
lightful gathering, party of friends
calling. unannounced, to bring birth
dav greetings Mrs. w. II. Ringold.
one OF the guests. was entitled to a
share of the honors yesterday belns
the anniversary of her birth also. The
visitors included Mr.. and Mrs. Rim
gold. Miss Daisy Jones Mr., and Mrs
c A, Saunders Clarence Saunders.
Mr.. and Mrs william Thurman, Miss
Margaret Thurman, Robert Marrow
Mr.. and Mrs. Otho StoH, Miss Deloris
stoll. Mr., and Mrs. William Donald
son, Mrs. Julia NARROW, Frank Mar
low. Roy NARROW, Mrs. /. II. Stoll and
daughters and son, Donald. Mr. and
Mrs, Bert NARROW, Miss Mabel Mar
low Mrs Clara NARROW and Master
Edward NARROW
MIS-. Nelson Wilbur and small son.
George, left today for Albany after
visit with Mrs. Wil0ur's sister Mrs.
Fred Dohnert. Mrs. Wilbur viii be
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. n. Wright, of Albany.
Tomorrow afternoon at three a Vic-
troia concert win be given in the
County Library. Part I. of the pro-
gram will feature Giovanni Martinelli. 1
one of the greatest italian tenors ever
heard in America. He has made
notable success at the Metropolitan.
He was born in Montagnana- Hisl
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Dr. w p. BowIes, of Boise, Idaho
western district executive secretary OF
the national Baptist laymen's move
Iment, was the honor guest at an In
formal luncheon attended by group
of Pendleton men at the Delta at
moon today.
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Lutheran.
Lutheran services will be held at
the Presbyterian church tomorrow at
2 o'clock.
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Amid a riot of brilliant hearts sus-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-15

Hearts and streamers in gay profu>
sion again attested the reign of st,
Valentine when the Parish House
Guild of the Church of the Redeemer
extended hospitality to scores of
dancers who gathered for an inform
al evening in Liberty han, and approx
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-15

Mrs. clayton strain edith Crock
att) who has been guest at the c. p,
Strain home, left this week for Spo-
kane to meet her brother, Ernest
Crockatt on his return from army
service with the Canadian forces in
France. Mrs. Strain will return for a
short stop in Pendleton on the way
to her home near Weiser, Idaho. The
Strain farm is situated in a beautiful
spot in the foothills of the Rockies
about forty miles from the city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-15

A pleasing musical program was
feature of a ST. Valentine party given
bv members of the Research Club. in
compliment to their husbands, last
evening. About thirty members and
friends gathered at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Frank Baker on south Main
street. Miss Corinne Baker gave
reading on "St. Valentine" and Mrs.
Clara T. Lyle and Miss Jean Jacobs
each contributed delightful instru-
mental solo. Mrs. Raymond Hatch
was responsible for vocal solo while
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mcdonald gave an
equally pleasing duet arranged for the
violin and piano. Ralph Ash who is
a guest at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
George J. KIM, and who is an accom-
plished reader, contributed the last
number Of the program.
In a cleverly arranged card game
of matching hearts Miss Thelma
Richardson and Mrs. c. II. Norris
were awarded prizes. the first trophy
being a charming bouquet of red car
nations. While the guests were as
semb1ed about the tables dainty
midnight supper was served.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Enbysk left this
morning for Portland, to be in that
city for the celebration of the arrival
of the 65th Regiment, Coast ARTILLERY.
of which Mrs. Enbysk's brother, Ed
ward Ring, is a member.
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imately SEQ viii. in consequence, be
turned toward the parish house fund,
Last evenings affair was the first
over which the guild has presided this
season and financially. it holds the
record among all for success. Mrs.
James welch was chairman for tho
event.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-15

Valentine, the club room of the IL
brary was yesterday an iviting spot
for meeting of the Current Litera-
ture club. Mrs. A. ]. McAllister, Mrs.
r. r. Robinson, Mrs. Mary Disosway
and Miss Ida Boyd, were hostesses for
the meeting, the clubs first social
gathering of the spring season. ana
one which proved most enjoyable
Programs scheduled to have been
given on October and November l.
wre combined, Mrs, James johns, ST.,
discussing THE Dynasties of the
Hans" as the first number devoted TO
the study of China. Mrs. f. 3. Aid
rich discussed THE Waterways and
RAILWAYS of China" and Mrs. DISCS
wav and Mrs. Robinson talked on
'sBoats and Boat Life the latter dis
cussion being delightful summary or
persoual "reminiscences. Mrs. E. r.
Tul1ock discussed 1.-THE Invasion OF the
Tartars' and other interesting talks
were given by Mrs. C. F.. Colesworthy
and Mrs. C. S. Jerard. their subjects
being THE Lucretia Borgia OF Chi>
ma (F,mpress Linchis)" and "The Fe-
male RicheIieu of China (Princess
Wou1" respectively.
Delightful features of the afternoon
were two instrumental solos by Mrs
William Hoard and vocal numbers by
Mrs. Harold Warner. A number of
additional guests enjoyed the clubs
program and social hour which fol-
lowed. Presiding at the samovars
were Mrs. Jesse Falling and Mrs. w.
F. MatIOck.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-15

A number of motor parties are be"
ing formed today in Pendleton to at
tend the military ball being given this
evening by the county guard of Pilot
Rock. F1etchers Orchestra has also
been asked to be present from Pendle.
tom
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Weman,scIub.

On Thursday afternoon at her home
in High street Mrs. Lucian II. Boor
very charmingly entertained the mem
bers of the Woman's club. Mrs. Boor
is the retiring president, having eff.
GENTLY filled that Office for two wears,
The afternoon and evening, were
spent in sewing for the Red Cross,
under the able direction Of Mrs. Frank
Furbee, and sixty garments were
made.
The spacious Boor home is espe
cially adapted for social functions and
all the ladies' had an enjoyable time
Promptly at six o'clock a delicious two
course luncheon was served. Those
present were: Mrs. Fred A. Burt. Mrs
Ed. P. conaway, Mrs. Ray. w. Beamus
Mrs. M. r. Hamilton, Mrs. j. r. Burt,
Mrs. T. ]. Jones, Miss Marie Burt,
Mrs. U. H. Debendarfer, Mrs. A. K,
ModI. Mrs. John Modi, Mrs. Edgar
Phillips, Miss Ella Bowers, Mrs
Howard Furhee, Mrs. Walter Furbee
Mrs. T. s. Hardesty. Mrs. David A
Ward OF Harrington, Mrs. Jesse
shrimp, Mrs. w. D. Smith, Mrs. Wins.
ton T. Smith, Mrs. D. S. Ferrx. MIRA.
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Guests of Miss Fisher.

The Misses Helen and Ada Rogers
of Moundsville are guests OF Miss
Lucille Fisher, at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Fisher
m Pierrcrt avenue Miss Helen
will graduate from the State Normal
school next week. She was "a stu
dent here and had the influenza dur.
in the school year and went to her
home but has returned and will grad
uate on Wednesday. She was ac-
companied here by her sister. Miss
Ada Rogers.
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Peraonala.

Miss Gladys Ward and Gerald Ward,
of Weston, are here the guests OF their
aunt, Mrs. Oscar =. Hayes, of clarks-
burg street.
The Misses Mary Jacobs and Helen
Hawkins were guests of friends in
Pennington on Wednesday.
H. Val Burt has returned from a
several weeks business visit in the
Kentucky oil fields.
A. L. Prichard and daughter, Miss
Helen, and granddaughter, Mary Hite,
are home from visit in Wheeling.
Robert D. Burley has Joined his wife,
who is a member of a camping party
near Elkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Watkins and
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyce, of Fairmont, were
guests of friends in Warrington on
Wednesday.
Mrs. John M. MILAN, Of Rymer, Is
in the city for a few days visit with
friends.
Henry Barrows, Jr., has returned
to Warrington after spending the past
several months in the oil fields near
Hominy, Okla, He leaves today for
the oil fields near Winchester, KY,
where he will be employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. N. Koen and maid.
Mrs. Mary Gray, have returned after
spending the winter with the formers
daughter in Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew s. Rushford
and daughters, of Littleton, are here
for a few days visit with friends.
Miss Bethanne Carter, after spend.
ing few days visit with Miss Helen
Rymer, en- route from Buckhannon,
where she attended commencement,
has returned to her home in Wheel
ing.
Mrs. okey Metz and daughter, Miss
Gladys, were visitors in Wheeling yes.
terday.
Mrs. Rose Burt, of Main street is
improving after few days severe Ill
ness.
Rowland Timms, Robert Burt and
G. L. Prichard were business visitors
in Cleveland, Ohio, this week making
the trip by auto.
|. Mrs. Elizabeth Haislop has returned
from visit with her son in Cameron
j. w. Maupin, of Washington, D. C..
is the guest OF his son, ]. M. Maupin
Jr., for few days.
Amos S. Taught and Fred H. Mil
Ian left this morning by auto for a. TRIP
through Greene county, Pa.
Attorney l.. S. Schwenck is a visi-
\ tor In Charleston this week.
Mrs. G. C. Jefferys and daughter
Miss Josephine, OF Martins Ferry, O..
are here for visit with the formers
sister, Mrs. Fred w. Bartlett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph NJ. johnson and
children have returned from visit
with relatives in Morgantown.
G. L. Bush, superintendent of the
Marion Widow Glass company, has
returned here after spending the past
few months at Fort Smith, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Koen have re
turned from a several days visit in
Wheeling.
Mrs. Alonzo Henderson and baby
have returned to Wheeling after visit
with the formers mother in Buffalo
street.,
i A. w. Mason, of Grangeville, is the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. H. F
Barbe, of Burt street.
| Dale Snyder left yesterday for 9
weeks visit in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey Jones have
returned from q visit with relatives in
Cameron.
Mrs. F. W. Vance and children
Eugenia and John, have returned from
a visit with relatives at French creek
Upshur county.
Mrs. W. N. Way and son, R. w
Beamus. and two grandchildren have
returned from a visit to relatives al
Warren, Pa.
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Attend Initiation.

The members of the local lodge of
Pythian Sisters went to Fairmont last
evening to attend a meeting at which
Mrs. Elizabeth Hutchinson, Supreme
Chief of the order, was visitor, and
at which seventy-five candidates were
initiated into the order. The ladies'
returned on a special car at twelve
O'Clock.
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Miss Josephine Dougan daughter OF
Mr.. and, Mrs. John L. DouEan OF Chest
nut street, and Miss Helen Rohb,
daughter OF Mrs. A. B. Robb, OF the
White apartments on High street. en-
tertained very delightfully."- last even
ing With dance in Maccabee Hall in
courtesy to Miss HARRIET 'eynold, the
house guest of Miss Dougan who is a
student at Penn Hall, Chambersburg,
Pa.-New Dominion.
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Alumni ReLunlon.

The lumni reunion of the East side
graded schools was held last evening
at the Central school building and was
largely attended by the members OF
the association. Attorney Harry Shaw
delivered splendid address to the
members and an interesting program
was carried out as follows: Singing,
America; piano duet, Mildred and Mar
garet Google; reading, Maud Virginia
Merrifield; address, Attorney Harry
Shaw; vocal solo, Miss Mildred Google.
Following the program the. class OF
1919 composed OF 65 members, were
initiated into the organization. One
of the best programs ever given at an
alumni reunion was carried out. A
short business session was held dur
ing the evening and the following Off
GERS were electeda President, Thomas
Springer secretary. Mildred Maple:
treasurer, Frank Bowman. Delicious
refreshments were served at the con.
clusion Of the program.
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the scenario, $4,000 has stirred the
writing fraternity to oyerwprlt and
possibly to overcharges. The Dixie Is
showing the picture the first three
days Of next week.
Billy Malone is In luck again. Ez-
"a Balchowsky, the ad man for Dietz's
store is back again, discharged from
the service, and Bal will patronize a
good show. so Mr.. ticket seller. please
keep a, couple OF good ones well up
front, center section.
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cLosE uPs

Frank Shear who handles props
on the Hipp stage is wondering wheth-
er he will be able to fifty celebrate
the glorious fourth of July or not.
Some miscreant who ought to have a
Moundsville vacation snedked into
Shears house the other night and ap-
propriated twenty some dollars OF the
hard earned cash Frank had been saw
ing. III
The first moving picture Mary
picldord made as producer Is Daddy
Long Legs" The price she paid for
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Camp Fire Girls.

The local Camp Fire Girls, mum.
bering fourteen members, have begun
their semi-weekly hikes to the coun.
try. They leave the city at an early
hour taking eatables along and pre-
pairing and eating their breakfast in
the woods. The girls expect to keep
up this routine for the remainder OF
the summer. They will go on camp.
ing trip to Tygart Valley river soon.
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MANNINGTON
Texas to Reside.

Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Hollobaugh and
children, who recently returned after
q three years absence in Peru, South
America, left on Tuesday of this week
for Kansas where they will make
short visit. going from there to Texas
where the former will engage in the
oil producing industry, and where they
will reside indefinitely.
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The Rev. j. c. Amber. formerly rec.
tor in charge at Trinity church at Nor
gaptown, has nov become rector OF st.
Andrews Episcopal church here,
Evening services with sermon will
hereafter be held at eight p. m. to
which the public is cordially invited.
The first of these services will be
held tomorrow, June 18th. For some
time the church has had no rector in
this city. -
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Eastern Star.

Mrs. John R. Rogerson, ST., enter.
tanned the ladies of the Eastern Star
at her home in Pleasant street on
Wednesday afternoon. Sewing for the
Red Cross furnished the afternoons
occupation and considerable finished
work was accomplished.
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Except Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Walter Elem.
ingg who had spent the past sever.
al weeks in the East are expected
home today. They were at Hagers-
town, Md, according to a message
received here yesterday and are sup
posed to have started for home today.
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Honoring Mrs. i. w. Scott OF Chat
tanooga, Tenn, who is the guest OF
her sister Mrs. Ralph Burt in this city
and Miss Lulu Jones a teacher in the
High school who is her guest for a few
weeks Mrs. E. F, Henderson entertain
ed this morning with a pretttly ap-
pointed five hundred party and lunche-
ON at her home on Fourth street. -Four
tables were in play. The house was
prettily decorated in spring flowers
and greenery.
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Returned Last Evenino.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Glenn Greer and
daughter, Miss Mary Greer returned
last evening from Birmingham. Pa.
where Miss Greer was graduated on
Thursday from the Birmingham school
for girls. Mr.. and Mrs. Greer went to
Birmingham on Tuesday to attend the
commencement exercises.
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Scouts In charoe.

The Boy Scouts. OF Warrington will
have charge Of the tennis court at Lo-
Gust street and Furbee avenue this
season. The boys are putting the court
in first class condition and will have
it ready for games within a few days.
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Demand Movement Of
Poles Across Germany

coBLENz, June 14.-An ultima
tum demanding the imme diate con-
tinuation of the movement Of Polish
troops across Germany has been sent
to the German government by Mar
shall Foch, according to advices re-
received here from Spa.
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Club Dinner Tonluht.

Dinner will be served this evening
at the Fairmont Country club to the
members of the club and their friends
A victrola dance will be held after the
dinner.
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reunion of the Vincent Carpenter fam
lilies which will be held tomorrow at
the Levelle M. P. church. Everybody
is invited to be present and bring bas-
kets. The program for the day will
begin at ten O'Clock.
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honored With nanee.

Warrington young people gave a
dance in Eagles hall last evening for
Donald R. Custer, who leaves tomor-
row morning for Yale, Oklahoma,
where he has accepted position.
Fairmont musicians played for the
dancing.
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To Entertain.

Mrs. Ira Irwin Weaver and Mrs. Ed
gar ThompsonrKelley have issued in
vitation for Five hundred luncheon
to be given ct the home of Mrs. weay-
err n e.etWhts
er in the West end on next Wednesday
Jnue 10 at one O'Clock. Invitations
were issued this week for the event.
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To Country.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Cole and sons.
James, Robert and Louis, will go to
a farm between this city and Booths
Vile next week where they will spend
the summer. The farm is located
near the summer home of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. Jenkins, who expect to
occupy their place soon.
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Seniors Picnieed.

The C. E. Hutchinson class of the
Senior class of the Fairmont High
school held an enjoyable picnic at
Antioch on the Tygarts Valley river
on Thursday Of this week. A picnic
at Antioch on the Tygarts Valley riv-
er on Thursday Of this week. "A
picnic dinner was served during the
evening.