The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-14
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80 To Hot Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Moore and
Miss Amelia Bennett have gone on
an automobile trip to Hot SprlnsS
! iSf East. During their apsenCe
No. Moore'B mother, Mrs. James
Bennett, of Greensboro, Is staying
the Moore home.
For Guests.
Honoring Miss Margaret COLO o. o.
Greensboro, N. c., the Suest ' %
Miss Helen Robinson and her Gons-
IA. Miss Mary Robinson, oil WIN
,chester, Va, Miss Mildred ROBIN
son viii entertain tomorrow at one
O'Clock luncheon at the FairmonI
Country club. Miss Betty hlrscn.
ner, Of New York, the house guest
Of Miss Eleanor Fox VIII also
=, ahare In the honors OF the aitet'
noon.
For Miss Gold.
+ Miss Grace Heintzelman will en-
tertaIn with a bridge at the Fair
mont Country club on Friday bon
orfng Miss Margaret Gold, the
guest of Miss Helen Robinson at
die home OF her father. Clarence
b. Robinson on Fairmont avenue
II To Meet
z The w. C. T. u, of Barracltyhle
wflI meet on Wednesday afternoon
at 3.30 O'Clock, at the Methodist
e 81 r:iS At Barckville. All mem.
! baraa ne urged to be present.
Arrived Here
Miss Mary Bernice Scott, teacher
Of French and Spanish in the Far
mont high school, has arrived mere
4 10 assume her duties Miss Scott
who had been touring Canada our,
. ing the summer was detained anu
failed to each here at the beginnln
Of the school year;
At Sonnencroft
A Missionary tea will be held on
Saturday afternoon by the City
Missionary union at Sonnencrott,
the home OF Mrs. G. E. hutchinson
at which time Mrs. Sam Higgtnboth-
am. q returned missionary from In
dia, will tell OF her experiences, IN
working among the untainted chill
ldren OF leper parents. The public
IN Eenerl is invited to attend the
tea and will take the 2.45 NORWOOD
car. The ministers Of tho city are
especially invited to be present: A
meeting of the executive board OF
THE City Missionary union was held
arday at the First Baptist
clinrcffS at which time plans were
completed for the tea on Saturday
Meeting This Evening
Thelreg$ularly semi-monthly meet
! ing Of the Pythian Sisters will be
5,o3 StTfG7 Aya1{1O Az thto 10 the I"S1
meeting before the District con
Yention to' be held In this city Sep
TENDER 2S1a good attendance is de-
sired in order that plans may be
completed TOR the convention.
eIks to Dance.
The Elk6' dance committee an
nounces q dance to be given at
their quarters In the Deveny build
ing, ThurSday evening OF this
week from nine to twelve. These
dances are proving quite popular
and a large turnout OF Elks and
their ladies is expected.
Marriage Today.
The marriage of Joseph Tchin-
ski, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
: Tchinski, OF High street this city,
and Miss Constance Britton, Of At
2 lanta, Ca, will be solemnized at
Atlanta today. The engagement
! was recently announced. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tchinski will come TO this
city for visit with his parents.
Shaw Reunion.
An enjoyable time was had at
the annual reunion Of the Shaw
family held at the Grangeville
Baptist church on Sunday. The re-
union was held in the church and
was well attended. Following a
big picnic dinner an excellent pro-
gram was observed, among the
participants on the program being
Alpheus Shaw, aged "a years, and
2 Mrs. Jessie Shaw, aged 81. c. o.
Shaw, president, and Harry Barbe,
Secretay, presided at the session.
The officers for the coming year
are: c. o. Shaw, president; Mrs.
Coffman, secretary; Mrs. William
Matheny, historian.
Returned Homo
Miss Elizabeth Hoffman, Of
Wheeling who had been the guest
Of Miss Louise Hall at the home Of
Der parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Hall on Monroe street, returned to
day to her home In Wheeling. Miss
Hoffman has been the honor guest