The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-20
10 Atlanta, Ga.

llrS, h Il. Parker ana ittle dauSn-
~. Miss Mary Betty, accompanied by
~ formers mother, Mrs. j. G. Ward,
Ell Saturday for Atlanta, Ca, the
home OF Mrs. Parker. Mr.. Parker
preceded them there few days be-
,ore having spent some time here
Mrs. Ward will remain In Atlanta for
probably three months during which
time she will visit the Parkers and
also her other daughter, Mrs. John l..
Sneitzer, who is located there with
sptain Shelter, who is in govern
mt service and stationed at Camp
GORDON near Atlanta. Mrs. Parker
end daughter had been here since the
litter part of November when they
came here from Mt. Lake Park where
with Mr.. Parker they had spent the
simmer.
EIks Dance.
Elaborate plans are being made for
the weekly dance of the Elks club to
be held this evening at their club
rooms IN Main street. Shinn's Jazz
orchestra will furnish the music and
other interesting features will be add
ed to make the evening one of enjoy
ment to tn Elks and their ladies
VINO VIII attend.
Pupils Recital.
The pupils in music of Miss NJ.
Beryl Stewart will appear in recita,
ON Saturday afternoon, January "a, at
$3.50 O'clock at the NJ. E. church, south.
The following pupils will give an ar
tistic program Of music: Misses Eva
and Mary Atha, Zoe Smith, Josephine
Shafer, Louise Ritchg, Louise Hay
mond, Margaret Miller, Margaret
Beatty, Martha Clifton Houston, Pau
line 'Barkass, Louise Johnson Kath-
srine Jones, Katherine and Margaret
Smith, Marjorie Fleming.
Day Of Festivities.
Miss Ethel Annette Heintzelman,
he fiancee of William Campbell
Moorhead, and whose marriage Will
be celebrated tomorrow evening at the
Country club, is the honor guest at a
round Of festivities today which will
eliminate tonight in dance to be
given at The Fairmont with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas /. Brett as host and
hostess. The guests will include the
members of the wedding party and
the intimate friends OF the bride. This
afternoon at one o'clock Mrs. Kenna
Clark entertained at luncheon a.
which Miss Heintzelman and Miss
Hartman, "a bride of the month, shared
honors and tonight Miss Pauline Jami-
son, who will. attend Miss Heintzel-
man as a bridesmaid, will entertain at
seven o'clock dinner at The Fairmcnt,
the dinner to be followed by the
dance. This afternoon following the
Clark luncheon the wedding rehear-
sal was held at the Country club.
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For Brides.
The Misses Ethel Heintzelman
4 whose marriage to William Campbell
SMoorhead. Of Minneapolis, Mimi, will
occur tomorrow and Edith Maxwell
hartman, whose marriage to Stuart
Ely. OF Jeanette, Pa, will be an event
4 next Wednesday, shared in the hon
A girs at an attractively appointed one
o'clock luncheon at which Mrs. Kenna
Clark was hostess at her home in Jef-
ferson street. Small, tables were
Utilized for the luncheon. The brides
table was centered with an elaborate
bouquet OF Fellow narcissus while
sweet peas n stevia formed the ta-
BILE decorations of ,the other tables.
Brides and fcupids were the favors
used. An elaborate luncheon was
served to eighteen guests including
the Misses Heintzelman and Hartman,
the Misses Pauline Jamison, Jessie
Church, Martha Hutchinson, Josephine
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