The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-10

'Hetdfned8 Home.

Returned Home.
~. ana iirs Brooks Hutchinson
haye retdfned rom a, visit with Mr..
q ind Mrs. Lee hutchinson ~ CHM
1atl Ohio where they attended the
World has eball series From Ctncin-
stt they went 10 Logan accompanied
~ NIX and Mrs Lee Hutchinson and
5pent a feW days as the guests Of Mr..
II NJ Mrs Frank Hutchinson.
Leaving Today.
Thomas Russell Gather and lit.
le dug Inter who had been the guests
z OF several weeks Of the formers par
snts. M. and Mrs. w. T. Menear, in
Madison street. are returning today to
heiF home at Winchester, Va.
At Mt Clemens.
Mrs; g. b. Hutchinson and Miss
Nina Merrifield went to Mt. Clemens
Z 81 Sunday where they will spend sew
sfal weeks.
To Pittsburgh.
M. and Mrs Kemble White are
leaving today for Pittsburgh where
hey win witness tomorrow the W. ".
Q. Pitt football game. Tomorrow Mr..
and Mrs. W. D. Darlington, DR.. E. w,
! Howard and DR.. and Mrs, L. D. Howard
expect to motor to Pittsburgh for the
game.
Named Delegate.
Mrs. j. Walter Barnes, who was
elected president Of the State w. G. T..
ID. at the annual convention which
closed yesterday at Wheeling was also
named an alternate to attend the
Worlds convention to be held in Lon
don November 1920. Mrs. j. d. Nc
REYNOLDS was named an alternate,
while Mrs. Lenna Lowe Yost, retiring
president and Mrs. c. E. Fisher were
named delegates.
.Wrlght's saxaphone Orchestra Com
ing.
Wrtght's famous saxaphone orches-
ira than which there is none better
mas been engaged to play for the next
weekly dance of the Elks to be held
at the Masonic Temple on Thursday
evening, October 16. The dance will
be held at the Temple for the reason
that the Elks' rooms are not large
enough to accommodate the crowd
that is expected on this occasion.
;Wright's orchestra has played here
on a number OF occasions and is Ia
Sorite with local dancers and their ap-
pearance here on this occasion will be
heralded with delight by local people.
'Elks will be required to present their
membership cards at the door.
Get Together Dinner.
The gettogether dinner held at the
M. p. Temple last evening for the
purpose Of raising the budget for the
church expenses for the year was a
highly successful affair and while the
attendance was considerably cut down
owing to the absence from the city Of
number of the contributing members
vet over four thousand dollars of
,seven thousand dollar budget was
raised from among practically fourth
of the church membership and the re-
mainder of the budget will be forth
coming without any trouble.
Dr. ]. G. Broomfield presided at the
dinner and made an excellent address
after which the money was raised. A
sumptuous dinner was nicely served
BIZ the ladies OF the church. Theisery-
ing was done in the Sunday school
room and the long tables we're attrac-
lively decorated in fall flowers Al
excellent menu was served. Today al
noon the ladies served lunch to the
business men and women of the city
and this lunch was greatly enjoyed ant
well patronized.
To pittsburgh.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Nelson Beale, Allison
sweeney Fleming and Miss France:
Kinsey are leaving today by motor fol
Pittsburgh where they will take in thu
w. v. U.-Pitt game tomorrow.
Rodsers.May.
]. D. Rodgers, of Morgantown, ant
Miss Virginia May, of this city, wert
united in marriage last evening at thu
Methodist Episcopal church in Fair
mont avenue, the Rev. G. E. Goodwin
officiating.
4 To Lecture Here.
Much interest centers in the appear
ance here of the Hon. Thomas R. Mar
shall, vice president of the Unitet
States, who viii lecture at the Firs
Presbyterian church, on October 1
under the auspices of the Fairmon
state Normal school lecture course. MI
Marshall will talk on the subject INA
ional Tendencies" The price of ad
mission will be one dollar and ticket
.an be secured at Martins book stor
beginning october 10.
For Bride.
Mrs. G. W. WJGson and Miss Luc
Watson entertained with picnic SUI