The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-02
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WON Il club held at the Masonic
'TetdpI9 and q most delightful pro
ram ms carried out with the WORK
AZ tliS year outlined and a social
lime enjoyed at the close OF the
+ biz melting II was planned 70 nave
ne Arc gathering at the Country
cub. bFlt 6Wiug to the TACT that III
Me last moment not enough chairs
otifd 5e Obtained, the Masonic
'Teudpte MAS chosen. Outside OF the
fact thar the elYator was sot run
ming, due to no electricity, compen.
iffR at least 400 people TO walk 10
fi1s Tor, yfoor. there was no slightest
cloud 70 dim the enjoyment u the
many who attended. The hall was
cliafInlngiy decorated with ran
leR9eB and atituLnn flowers, with b
bowl OF beautiful dahlias placed on
Efie presfdenE's table. Mrs. John
gRbWnd and Mrs G. y Hutchinson
: very Renerausiy contributed IoVely
fioWers At the close OF the pro-
Rram refreshments OF delicious ice
kcream, cake and conee were served,
sthe ice cream In attractive Tan
laSsess :,
sThe new president, Mrs. L. N!
Yost presided IN q gracious, char1'
4 ffiR way, making a short spech III
which sic asked for the cooperation
az an members in the work Of the
coming year She gave a report OF
he Federation Of Woman's CLUBS
8 at Des Mofnes, Iowa, which she at
tended, one OF the most en-
thustastic meetings she had ever
every state In the union. She SAID
/ she was most proud of the local
ciIib and that It compared most raw
orabiy with clubs of cities much lar
SseFs than FairmonC. With genu-
Inc belief in the progresstyeness OF
the Fafrmont Woman's CLUB anu
displaying an enthusiasm tor tne
years work most acceptable, tne
club members and their friends yes
terday welcomed their new presI-
dent heartily.
which included songs by Mrs. h. =.
Falconer, much enjoyed, and piano
sselections by Miss virginia COOK
one of the city's real artists, Win
Z Miss Mary Louise Nichols as ac-
\ enmpanist, Mrs. Clyde E. Hutchin-
son. who was delegate-at-large at
the big convention at Des MONIES
gave q short talk on what had espe-
ictally Impressed her Whlle there. pug
said emphasis had Dsen Ri tocts
~ the convention on the SUBJECTS
Of AmericanizntiQn and educatlon
81 an foreigners Mrs. HUTCHINSON
concluded her remarks with plea
for the playground again for TINS
r{f-7 and. hoped the W0mau's CRUZ
wniiid again take an interest IN the
undertaking In the spring. She telt
ffias with the many newcomers 70
the city the playground was most
essential. IT,.
The following persons gave snort ~
~ Mrs Howard N,
OGDEN Mrs, George DeBolt, Mrs 10,
seph Rosier, Mrs. o. G. Wilson ana
4 Mr. Oliver Wood. Mrs. wilson
smoke Of the trouble involved IN
z making M the program for the year
herafise of lack of finances. MRS.
Wood spoke OF the necessity 1oI
supporting the club in all under.
fakings, Some fine musical artists
ans promisedsfor this year.
Mrs. B.. i Butcher was not aole
to- be present yesterday ana ner re-
Inft az delegate at the Des MONIES
Convention Will be given later.
e Miss Laura Briggs, chairman OF
s4S.s7.ATt and Literature department
y TiHuunced that the melting OF ms
secioh scheduIed for Monday mad
i bAen posponed and would be an
aOunced later.
Mrs. q. S. LeMasters, chairman Of
hte dembershtp commlttee Iea S
tiie names OF SO prospective mem
bers to the Woma1's sluo''
Go To Florida
M. and Mrs. Fletcher G. Cross
have gone to Florida for the WIN
ter. They viii return here next
snrine. While there Mr.. Cross will
i1e employed at St. Petersburg.
Kate Upson Clarke Here
The Business and Professional
Spomen's club and other interest
edwill have an opportunity TO near
a Ne wYork prominent speaker on
Sunday afternoon at the Z. "a; Y.
al Miss Kate Epson clarke WIZ ap-
near % that time and plans are IN
nroRrass for an enjoyable after.
noon The -Woman's club will en-
fertain Mrs. Clarke while she, is
IA tfis city. The meeting Sunday
viii be at four o'clock. All women
and girls are invited.
Homo From Mountain Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Larney p. Carr
WI remain q few weeks at their
city. home after summer spent
a. Mountain Lake Park. They Will
later go to Atlanta, Ca, Joined by
Their daughter, Mrs. j. Burt Mar
TN and children After Christmas
they expect to go back to Los Ange-
II1gtii4Sko4. hrdlu oirdlu aoinunn
les where they spent last winter.
Mcfarland Chapter To Meet
The Mcfarland chapter OF the
a Westminster Guild will meet in
the Presbyterian church parlors on
Monday evening at 1880 after a
long vacation and all members and
their friends are asked to be pres
sent The meeting will be In the
nature OF q get-to-gether affair and
the hostesses will be Mrs. Ralph
Henderson, Miss Amy ingalls,, ami
Mrs. a.. j. Cash. An especial in
+ ydtAtion Is. extended to visitors.
Prominent Dentist to Wed
She friends of Or. Fred Hess,
l=lsnown dentist, will be sur
ed to learn that Or. Hess will
Eye in this city in a few days
d a bride and the couple will
o housekeeping in a cottage, al
~ furnished on First street. Or.
left Thursday night for Fin
Ohio, where his bride-to-he.
Gertrude Mayer, resides. The
iding viii take place at Finley
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