The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-14

bridge at the, home OF her parents. Mr.,
and Mrs. T. w. Arnett, in Locust
Avenue.
To Give Luncheon.
Miss Martha Hutchinson will enter.
AIN the attendants at the marriage of
MISS Ethel Helntzelman and William
Campbell Moorhead, which will be
celebrated next Wednesday evening
IT seven o'clock at the Country club,
y one O'clock luncheon tomorrow at
The Fairmont. Miss Hutchinson will
ee "a bridesmaid at the marriage. Miss
Edith Maxwell Hartman whose mar
rage TO Stuart Ely, Of Jeanette, Pa.
VIII be a guest also at this luncheon.
For Miss HeIntzeiman
MISS Carol Powell will entertain on
saturday afternoon at her home in
taston avenue at a kitchen shower
4 ana bridge ;honoring Miss Ethel Heint-
kelman whose marriage to William
Campbell Moorhead, OF Minneapolis.
Mimi, will be an event of next Wed
hesday! Miss Powell will attend Miss
Aantzelman as bridesmaid at her
marriage.
tor. Misses HeintzeIman and Hartman.
The Misses Mildred, Martha and
Fanny Raymond are entertaining on
saturday at one O'Clock luncheon al
me Fa1rmont to honor Miss Edith
hartman, who will be married TO
\ stuart Ely, OF Jeanette, Pa, on Janu-
hry ~, and Miss Ethel Heintzelman.
wnose marriage to William Campbell
< hooEnead, OF Minneapolis, Mimi, viii
pc an event Of next week.
To. Be Married.
Inc marriage Of Miss Caroline Ward
1sughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Ward
y shaneston, and granddaughter of
Y exioyernor and Mrs. A. Broolts Elem
,ng OF this city will be solemnized ON
SATURDAY January oath at the Episco-
pa. church. In Charleston. Miss Ward
Wili marry Thomas Brooks Price. The
epgagementi OF Mr.. Price and Miss
ward was announced on the occasion
pi the marriage of Miss Helen Quar-
rier Miller and DR.. Amos Frances HINT.
entna In this city in Octdber last.
MISS Ward Is the youngest daughter OF
AT. ana Mrs. Ward and Is popular
w tms CITY where she had frequently
VISITED She was maid Of honor to
her cousin Miss Miller at her mar
rage. The marriage will unite two
promtnen: families OF the southern
ond. OF the state. A number of rela-
tiEesgot Miss Ward will 20 to Charles
tpn Tor tho marriage. Since her en-
s2sement was announced Miss Ward
has been much feted in her home city
and q dance in her honor will be given
q the Edgewood country club Thurs
nay evening January 20 at which Miss
es NAnna Jackson, Elsie Quarter
Smih and Elizabeth Knight will be
hostesses.
~ Have Son
son was born recently to Captain
and Mrs. Gordon Prescott Savage al
their home In Battle Creek. Mich. &C.
coFuing 70 annoup cements received
neras Captain Savage will be remem,
Dered By many friends here having re-
slaeu q. Fairmont for some time while
: ne was associated with the Consoli-
fation Coal Company. He was An
nsner at the marriage of ]. e. Watson
u. After leaving here Mr.. Savage
was married.
Wedding Tomorrow.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Ashmore
Hamilton and Raymond Moore Fisher
viii be solemnized tomorrow after
noon at three o'clock at the home OF
the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. A
a. Hamilton on Fairmont avenue. The
marriage VIII be witnessed by about
nfty OF tho immediate relatives ana
friends of the bride. The ceremony
whl be performed by the Rev. G. y.
Goodwin, pastor Of the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church. The bride
VIII be uEatterded. An informal re-
Bepdon will follow the ceremony after
which Mr. and Mrs. Fisher will leave
( tor q brief honeymoon. Since the en-.
fragment Of Mr.. Fisher and Miss Ham
iiton was announced several weeks
ngo she has been extensively enter
tanned and her marriage tomorrow
will bring to close a round Of fes-
hythes arranged in her honor
4 o. %
Leaving Sunday.
" Mrs. James Thompson and son
Christie who had spent the past sew
sral weeks In this city the guests of
uhe former parents DR.. and Mrs.
ND: Christie on Locust avenue are
leaving Sunday for their homes in
Richmond. Va.
Musical Features Announced.
The Woman's club quartet viii give
NO selections at the Friday meeting
th, cIuh- IN, he hold n +ha NEa...ss