The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-17
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10 Entertain Water.
During the stay In this city OF
i9rB Sam Higginb othRm VINO VIII
deliver an address at the M1ssion-
aFy tea at Sonnencroft, the home
of Mr., pRd sMrB. G. 2. Hutchinson,
Sshe vii be entertained at the
ldrs w. 8. Mayors. Mrs, Higgin'
: bptham VIII arrive here tomorrow
at noon from Morgantown where
ehe had made an address.
~ Missionary Tea.
a splendid musical program VIII
: be rendered tomorrow afternoon az
the Missionary Tea 10 be held at
: iSonnencroft the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. e. Hutchinson in connec-
ton with the address on mission
ary work among the untalnted chill
5tifen Of lepers OF India. Mrs. Minor
Durham will be the accompanist
of the afternoon and the sololsts
will be Mrs. Edna Jacobs Johnson |
and Mrs; Ada Hatch Benedict. inc
latter will sing Some Sweet Day
. by Speaks. During the oftertory !
Mrs. Durham and Miss Norma
Hecker will play on the piano The
sVampa overture by Herold. A SOL
cial hour will follow the program.
THE affair promises to be highly |
ajoyable one and will be largely
attended by members OF the varl'
Gus missionary organizations Oh tne
city affiliated with the CITY MIG
sionary Union.
4 W. Afternoon Bridge Tea.
NJ Miss Grace Heintzelman enter
famed this afternoon with bridge
tea Of attractive appointments at
ne Fatrmont Country club with
Miss Margaret Gold, of Greensboro,
N. c., the guest OF Miss Helen Rob
tnson, as1 the guest OF honor. Nine
tables were used IN playing bridge
Z from 2:30 o'clock until four at
(which hour twenty-five guests came
for tea. The guests included the
inerahers of the younger society
. set friends OF the hostess and non
or guest. A pretty effect was made
4 in the decorations of the tables by
the use of golden rod, marigolds
and iron weed, making color ar
fangement ofNpurple and gold: a
salad lunch was served. Out OF
town guests entertained were the
honor guest, Miss Margaret Gold,
Of Greensboro, n. c.; Miss Betty
Kirchler, of New York, tho guest
OF Miss Eleanor Fox; Mrs. A.
Phompkins Stovall, of San Fran
Z cisco, the guest Of Miss Ruth PM.
lips, and Miss Isabel French. OF
Piafnfield, N. j., the guest OF MRS
~ Nv. @. Kline.
Returned Home.
Miss Mary Robinson, OF WincneS'
Ter, Va, who had been the guest
90 relatives here for several weeks,
having come for the Barnes-Hart-
ley marriage. has returned to her
nome.
To Entertain Choir.
DIR. sand Mrs. 2. w; Howard an9
Mr., an d Mrs. w. ]. Boydston VIII
entertain the members OF the cho!T
s II the SFirst Methodist Episcopal
4 church this evening at dinner at
the homeS of the former on Prospect
avenue.
Guest Here.
Miss Isabel French, OF PIainllelu'
N. T., is the house guest OF M, MI; anu nn
Coleman avenue.
Movie Party.
Miss Grace Robinson gave q
movie party last evening at the
Princess theater honoring Miss Ha-
Eel Mckinney whose I marIis61
10 Lawrence John Ferguson
win be celebrated next 1e S %eG,
me party went to the Watson cafe
I gheFe they were served with lunch
MARRIAGE Celebrated.
x The marriage of Miss Beulah
yViseman and Jesse L. Brummage
was celebrated on Wednesday eve
ming at the home OF Mr.. ana Mrs'
M. Is. Fifer at Adamston, the KEY.
3, n. Funck officiating, Inc grlM9
g a daughter OF MT; ana H aDG = the he,
/, grooiS is an employe Of the Baiti'
more Ind Ohio railroad at ClarKss'
burg, Following an eXtenue9 MGo'
2 ding tour they will reside at Clarks-
burg.
Rldge Tea
Mrs. r. Earl McCTny was nos
yesterday afternoon at her nome III
f;oop Park at a charmingly appo!.Ht,
al bridge tea. The interior or tue
.Sopse was tastefully decorated by
me lavish use of golden rod, mari.
+ roIds and cosmos while dainty
Eranch baskets of nasturttums grac-
y al the center OF the card tapies.
Seyeral games of bridge were play
AZ. after which a number OF persons
joined the players for tea. A6oul
fIfty guests were entertained. Mrs.
johnson Of Staunton. Va, the guest
ofMrs, James c. Welton was an out
OF town guest present
To Meet
The Hope Mission band Of the NJ.
ia Temple will meet this evening at
y 7.80 O'Clock with Miss Nettte. John,
son at her home at 209 Fatrmont
avenue. All members are urged 10
be present.
Returned Home
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Smith
have returned from n two weeks
visit at Washington D. c., and
points in Virginia and North Caro-
iina.
Returned Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Carroll and
daughters, the Misses Kathleen and
Mary Carroll, and son, Mr.. William
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