The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-13
MarrId In oakIand

MarrId In Oakland
"A marriage which came as SUI.
prise to their many friends n thus
city and which occurred on tTiaay
Sat Oakland, Nd, was that OF Jen-
tsnings Martin and Miss Opal stone
king both of this city. Mr.. Martin i
and Miss Stoneking went to pax
land on that day and returned mere
on Saturday at which time the mar
rfage was announced. The bride
Is a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. y.
Stoneking of State street, this city
and is a charming young woman.
She graduated from the Fatrmont
High school and is leaving shortly
Il for Wheeling where she Will enter
the Elliott Commercial school: For
the present she Is residing at nome.
Mr.. Martin is a native OF Cumber-
land, Md. but has been located here
for some time, having previously
held a position with the B. +. Fanus
company and is now employed by
q. b. Scott. Both are popular
young people Of this city
Returned to Cincinnati
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Lee Hutch.
inson and children Miss Helen and
I Bernard Lee, Jr., who had been the
guests Of the formers parents, Mr..
! land Mrs. C. E. Hutchinson at Son
aencroft returned last week to
Seheir home.
To Have Picnic
The Pythian Sisters Of Barracks
vile will hold u basket picnic at
Eureka Park near Warrington on
lbThursday. The picnickers will take
the 3.15 car at Barracksville and go
to the park. All members of Py-
THAN sisters lodges are invited to
participate in the outing.
To Meet
The Ladies Auxiliary OF the Bro,
therhood of Railway Trainmen will
meet Tuesday evening. 100 o'clock
at the home Of Mrs. Henry Downey
at 215 High street.
Society to Meet
The Women's Home Missionary
society OF the First Methodist Epis-
copal church will meet on Tuesday
evening at 80 o'clocq at the church
Yrs. W. D. harrington will be in
charge OF the meeting and the deVo.
tiona1 exercises will be conducted
by Mrs. Jennie Engle. Mrs. Kemble
White will give talk concerning
y the School OF Missions which she
Recently attended at Lake CHATEAU
! qua, N. Y; Mrs. Samuel Leeper
swtlI give talk on Utah and Supply
Work and Miss Ethel Vanek Will
talk on the School OF Missions held
at Mt. Lake Park. Miss Pauline
Reed will sing q solo and piano
duet will be rendered by Mrs. j..
Minor Durham and Miss Norma
Hecker. The hostesses will be Mrs.
Earl McCray, Mrs. French MCCray
Mrs. Herschel Satterfield, Mrs. L.
3. Henderson, Mrs. w. B Campbell,
Mrs L. D Howard, Mrs. w. ]. Boyd
sston, Mrs. Samuel Leeper Mrs.
Avon Reynolds and Mrs. Ralph
Burt. The members OF the Queen
{ Esther circles are especially invited
TO attend the meeting.
Returned from West.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Mason,
Jr., have returned from an extend
ed western tour. Mr.. Mason in
company with DR.. w. r. Douguu
and Cecil Riggs, made a tour
through Washington and Oregon
states and Vancouver. Mrs. Ma
son Joined her husband In Califor-
Cnia several weeks ago and they
4 Visited Yellowstone park, Los An
geles, Denver, Colorado, and came
S4hume by the way OF New York DR..
Dougan and Mr.. Riggs have also
arrived here.
To Return Tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Phillips
VIII return tomorrow from New
York City where they had spent
several days.
To Mt De chantel.
The Misses Gertrude and Isabel
Mckinney, daughters OF Mrs. En-
Dry Mckinney, of this city, and Miss
Jean Scott, daughter OF Mrs. G. l..
Scott, are leaving tomorrow for
3 Wheeling, where they viii enter
2 Mt. De Chantel academy.
To 5roaddus Institute.
Miss Ruth Eddy, daughter OF
Rev. w. ]. Eddy, Ia leaving Wednes-
day for Philippi where she will en-
ter Broaddus Institute. Rev. Eddy
and family have as their guest at
7 this time Miss Katherine Morris, OF
Wheeling.
Married Saturday.
\ Ernest Sypult, connected with
GaS FRlrmont Mining Machinery
company, and Miss Amelia Lillian
Aldridge, only daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Aldridge, of 500 Vir
ginia avenue, were united In mar
rage at the parsonage OF the First
Baptist church by Rev. w. ]. Eddy
on Saturday evening at eight
o'clock. The couple were attended
by Miss Blanche Sypult, sister Of