The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-18
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With the members Of the K. o. 7. M.
as their guests. Following the supper
the regular meeting viii be held with
State Supervisor Kitty e. Moore, OF
Clarksburg, present. A large class
VIII be initiated.
To Wed.
Richard Taylor: Of this city, has
gone to Cleveland, Ohio, where on
Thursday morning he will be united
in marriage with Miss Gladys Thomas,
Of that city. The marriage will be
solemnized at a Catholic church. Miss
Thomas has visited here as the guest
Of Mrs. E II. Taylor and Mrs. Z. ID.
Barry, sisters OF Mr.. Taylor. Mrs.
Taylor and Mrs. Barr yexpect 10 AT
tend the marriage.
Going East.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Bell, OF
Prospect avenue, are leaving Monday
for Washington and Atlantic City. Mr.
Bell will attend the National Coal
Operators association meeting and
they will spend several days in Wash.
ington and will then go to Atlantic
City for several days. Upon their re-
turn here Mrs Bell and children will
leave for Kansas City, Mo-, where they
will spend month with Mrs. Bells
parents.
Returning Tomorrow.
Mrs. Walter j. Boydston and moth
er. Mrs. L. F. Brahm, will return to-
morrow from Raleigh, N. c., where
they had spent several weeks with the
latter's daughter, Mrs. Howard Sattsr.
field and Mr.. Satterfield.
ass
Returned Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Hood returned
last evening from visit to Mt. Glenn.
ems, Mich, and Cambridge Springs.
Pa, where they had spent the past
four weeks. They spent three weeks
at the Michigan resort and then came
to Cambridge Springs where they
spent week. Mr.. Smith who had
been Ill with the rheumatism is great
ly improved at this time.
For Sponsor.
The E. w. Howard class of the
Fairmont High school will entertain
at the school tomorrow evening in
honor Of their class sponsor, DR.. +. w.
Howard. The E. w. Howard class is
the Junior class Of the school.
Guests Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Welsh were
the week end guests of Mrs. Howard
Adams at her home in this city. Mr.. !!
and Mrs. Welsh were recently married |,
and tho bride was before her mar
riage Miss Lillian Horsman Of Pitts
burgh.
Splendid Recital.
An artistic success in every par !
ticular was the organ recital at the !
First Methodist Episcopal church last
night with Charles Heinroth, organ .
list and Direct Of music at Carnegie (,
Institute at Pittsburgh. as the per-
former. Seldom If ever has Fair !
mont audience been treated to q re- /
cital of such unusual merit or lis
tened to SO finished an artist. Through /
and skillfully and ar
tistically rendered The large audience
rat almost spell bound and at the
concession CT the program paid trib-
ute TO the musician BY remaining
client as the last chords of the or
gan died away. AS each number was
concluded almost spc1 ancous ap-
plausc burst from the delightful hear
crs and 10 several persistent encores
the organist responded with selec-
tion. usually something popular with
his audience
His rendition OF the Scotch Fan
.asy." bv MacFsrlane, in which was
introduced number of Scotch bal
lads was especially pleasing Wills
his rendition of Soug of India was
sunerh Each number stood for IT.
self and received HORACE from n de-
l:ghtful audience.
The recital was given under tho
direction Of the choir of the NJ. L.