The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-17

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MISS Mary Hartley Greer who Is stu
geNt az Walnut Lane seminary III PM
aasiphia.
3s AtThe Falrmont
Mrs. Margaret Panl Smith, former
resident Of this city who is now re
siding with her son, George Wetherai
Smith, in Pittsburgh, arrived here on
Saturday and will spend several days
as a guest at The Fairmont.
,ss,s To Have Social.
The Philathea an6 Baraca Bible
classes of the Baptist church at Bar
rackville, will hold a social in the audi
forum OF the school house this even
Ing beginning at $50 O'Clock. Every
member is invited to be present.
II. Married Here.
Charles H. Gaulke and Miss Adalins
May Sickles, OF Milwaukee, Wis, were
united in marriage Saturday evening
atst1e home OF the officiating minister,
the Rev. H. G. Stnetzer. The bride
had been here for some time the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. G. II. kildow
X Returned from East.
Miss Jennie NJ. Fleming, who had
+ snent.the past several weeks in WASH
1inston the guest OF her niece. Mrs. M
Hunnings and other relatives, has
returned home. Mrs. Anna Vockrodt
Who had spent the past several weeks
thu. guest Of her son, Frank Vockrodt
and family IN New York, returned
hotneFwith Miss Fleming.
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Married at Athens.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage In. Athens, Ohio, on Sunday
Miss Pearl Hayhurst. Of Coolville,
4 county Mr.. Pell is brother OF Cap
was for q time an employe of the Bal
titf6re and Ohio railroad company with
headquartefs in this city. He Is now
~ conductor on the same road located
4At+ Garrett. Recently Mr.. pe!l entered
g siipspita for treatment and Miss Hay.
hurst nursed him and the romance
which eliminated in their marriage
i began AZ that time. Following his re
scogery he returned to Indiana whils
\ Miss Hayhurst Joined her relatives in
kg0piville. After spending. several days
In To- they will 60 to San Francisco
their honeymoon.
q u Entertained at Dinner.
tlss Olive Wallace entertained at
an att actively appointed dinner party
last evening at her home at Edgemont
rs color scheme Of pink and white was
pEettily Carried out by the use OF crab
& aPnie blossoms and dog wood. Gov
ers Were laid for Misses Evelyn Prick
cit Beryle Morgan, ida Orr, Louise
iennafd, Willard Clayton, Villa Leon.
Edt Agnes Erwin, Jane Yost, Esther
B h9hey, Ruth Ferguson, Marie Frum
HAEsl Minor, Ruby Hess, Jessie
Church, Venita Dudgeon, Matilda Nc.
y Kinney, Myrtle Mckinney, Mabel
/. tSSSt1 Ethel Toothman, Mrs. Jack
To Attend Reunion.
IA Mrs. Lucille Bright, Mrs. Cora Nor
sr9n Mrs. Ella Hiddeman and Mrs.
Mary Brown are leaving today for Sis
St&tgvfiie where they will attend the
teqnion OF the Ladies Of the G. A. r
Mrs., Bright Is state secretary of the !,
organisation and Mrs. Morrow is the
state chaplain. Mrs. Hiddeman goes
- IA delegate from Meade Circle, La.
dies OF the g. A. R.. of this city. Mrs.
slqa zkoontz, Of Morgantown, state
president, will join the party. A mum |
heE ef local veterans left here today !
70 attend the reunion of the G. A. r.
At Sistersville.
So. Board to Meet.
The Board Of the William Raymond
tNdAAf0R Af the noIOh flows fnf Tho y,oo,.
idsf Revolution will meet on Wednes.
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock previous
10 the regular chapter meeting to De |
held ct the home OF Mrs X. S. Rock
On Prospect avenue.
New Committee.
The new social committee of the |
local Elks clubs is at this time enter
ING upon its duties and the first dance
TO come under Its supervision will be !
an informal affair to be held on
Thursday evening of It's week at the !
l9lks rooms. The dance will be en-
titsly informal. On Thursday, May
he committee is planning to give |
aitnore formal affair at the Masonic
Temple and already plans are being !
made for this function. The new
c0mmtttee Is composed OF Messrs.
Paul Hamilton, Kenna Clark. Howard
: Tong and Bob .Furman. To the retir-
ing Committee which was composed
Messrs Harry S. Sharp. w. J.. An
lfeWs and B. i. Mcinley much credit
Us due, for the splendid service which
Tie committee rendered not only the
sEiks lodge but the general public as
NeE The retiring committee con-
ducfed successfully large number
Z ot* eliGhtfui dances and did much
ttNiEd the 3urlift OF social lie IN
Eaifmont by providing most ENJOYABLE
dances which were participated in by
HE Elks and their ladies. All those
Who had enjoyed the dances held nm
aertheir supervision regret that their
sfenure of frice has ended. However
the new committee promises to give
sp1sns :delightf.l Alters also
y yssss Guest AZ Fort Hill.
Mrs. Ethel McBee OF Morgantown
'sneht the week end here as the guest
Re her; cousin Mrs. James o. Watson
II Fort Hill Mrs. McBee was on
route to Morsantown from Parkers-
burg where she had E.ited relatives.
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To Meet.
The Young Peoples Missionary SO
aety Of the M. E. church. south, will
meet tonight at 1880 at the home Of
Mrs. Fletcher Cross, Center street. All
members are urged to be present
Business Meeting.
The regular business meeting of the