The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-02
Z OCAI SOCIAL EVENTS
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To Dance.
Shinn's orchestra viii furnish the
music for the weekly dance OF the Elks
% be held OF. Thursday evening at the
Elks' rooms in the Deveny building.
great deal of interest centers in the
dance on this account and the attend.
.ance promises to be unusually large.
Club to Meet.
Mrs. George DeBolt will give the last
Of 2 series Of Current Events talks be-
10y the Woman's club on the occa-
sion Of its regular bi-weekly meeting
on Friday afternoon at three o'clock
at the Masonic Temple. A splendid
musical program has been arranged
lor the meeting under the direction OF
Miss Eleanor Blanche Barns and fea.
lures OF the program will be a duet by
Mrs. Oliver A. Wood and Clarence
Bloom. Much interest centers in this
meeting owing to the fact that tho
nominating committee appointed at
the last meeting OF the club win make
Its report and the annual election
will take place at the next and last
club meeting OF the year.
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Guests Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hartman have
ass their guests at their home on Be
ncni avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Stuart Ely, Of Jeanette, Pa. Mrs.
Ely Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hartman and her marriage to Mr.. Ely
was an event of January last.
To Sail for Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar r. Taylor. who
had spent the past three years in the
philippines, will sail from Capiaz
where they are located for Manila and
thence to the United States on April
is, according to letter received here
bvsEthe mother OF Mrs. Taylor, Mrs.
Christine Snider, OF Madison street.
1 Mr and Mrs. Taylor were married
There three years ago and sailed at once
Tor Manila and had been in the Phil
ippine Islands ever since where the
former Is civil engineer in the en-
ploy OF the q. S. government. When
they went to Manila they expected to
be gone for two years but on account
of the war were unable to sail when
the two years period was up. Just
when they will reach here will not be
known for some time as they are un.
decided as to which route they will
take and may go via Europe. Mrs.
Taylor was formerly Miss Beatrice
Snider, OF this city. They will come
directly to Fairmont where they will
visit at the home OF Mrs. Taylor'a
mother and will also visit Mr.. Tay-
lor's home at Keyser.
Named Officers.
Miss Laura NJ. Briggs was made
chairman, Mrs. Ernest Hutton vice
president, and Mrs. Anna VoclHodt
secretary Of the Literature and Art de
partment Of the Woman's club at q
meeting held last evening at the home
Of Mrs. ChaA les B. Highland, on Fair.
mont avenue. They succeed Miss
Ethel Ice, chairman, and Mrs. Charles
q. Robb, vice chairman, and Mrs,
Vockrodt was reelected secretary. An
unusually interesting meeting Of the
club vas held on this occasion when
theSwcrks and dramas Of English and
Belgian artists were discussed. Prof.
p. 3. Mercer gave most interesting
and comprehe nsive outline the dra-
mas Of Maeterlinck dealing at length
with The Blue Bird, "Pe1leas at
Melisande" and "Monna Wanna" Mrs.
0tisfG Wilson gave most delightful
review Of the late works Of English
ncyeInsts. Mrs. w. S.. Mayors who
was to- have talked concerning other
English writer's was unable to be pres
emit on account Of illness. The meet
ing last night marked the last regu.
lar meeting Of the club for the year.
However the department will supply
the speaker for the meeting of the
club to be held on March 10 in the
person OF Hon. Waitman T. Barbe Of
West Virginia University, who will
talk on the subject, 1.-THE English
Spirit as Revealed in Current English
Poetry" At the conclusion OF the
meeting refreshments we're served by
the hostess and the retiring officers
On account Of illness members OF the
Harrington club who were to have
been the guests OF the local club, were
unable to be present.
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