The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-25
Enforcement Announced.

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Announcement has been made in
Philadelphia of the engagement of
Malvini Herman Reinheimer, formerly
OF this city, and Miss. Cecilia Gold
smith Gersofl; prominent young So
ciety woman Of that city. Mr.. Rein
hetmer is the only son Of Samuel Rein
thetmer and was for number Of years
O resident OF this city residing here
with his parents and sisters on Maple
avenue. He was educated in the local
schools and with his parents few
years ago moved to Philadelphia. A
newspaper published in Philadelphia
has the following notice Of the an.
nouncement of the engagement of Mr..
Reinheimer and Miss Gerson:
An engagement of interest an
nounced yesterday Is that Of Miss Ce.
celia Goldsmith Gerson, of 3413 Race
street and Mr.. Malvin Herman Rein.
heimer, member OF the Philadelphia
Bar The announcement was made by
Miss Gerson's father, Mr.. Felix N. Ger.
son, editor Of the Jewish Exponent"
Miss Gerson inherited the literary tai.
ents OF her father, who Is widely
known as a writer Of verse and OF her
mother, an authoress, who was deeply
interested in the welfare of poor chill.
dreni and other philanthropic work.
MIS- Gerson died several years ago.
The daughter succeeded her mother
as editor OF the children's department
of the Jewish Exponent" and has won
considerable fame by her writings for
Juveniles. She is graduate of the
Girls High school, Of the University
of Pennsylvania, and took special
courses at Harvard, Cornell and
Swarthmore.
Mr.. Reinheimer was graduated
from Swarthmore College in 1912 and
the University Of Pennsylvania Law
school, class OF 1915"
Sailed for Australia
rMr. and Mrs. Edwin v. Duffy and
children Miss Virginia and Sandy sail
ed from San Francisco on February
for Sidney, Australia where they
viii reside. Mr.. and Mrs. Duffy and
\ children left here about three weeks
ago for San Francisco and a message
received today by DR.. and Mrs. C. o.
Henry, parents of Mrs. Duff was to
the effect that they would sail from
Is San Francisco aboard the steamship
Ventura and would stop at Honolulu
\ and the Samoa Islands en- route to
Sidney, Australia where they will re-
side. The voyage will consume 81
days and they will be Joined at Hawaii
by M. Duffy, the father OF E. v. Duff
I fy. Mr.. and Mrs, Duffy and children
had spent ten days at San Francisco
previous to embarking.
Miss Emma Cole, OF Chatham, N. J..
is In the city the guest OF her aunts,
Mrs. Laura Cole and Miss Florence
Arnett on. Main street. Miss Cole
came here from Washington, D. c.,
where she had been 10 attend the fu.
neral OF her stepmother. She will re.
turn shortly to Chatham.
To Charleston.
Mrs. Kemble White, Miss Margaret
Mckinney, Mrs. Allie Raymond and
Mrs. Charles b. Manley will leave in
the morning for Charleston where they
will attend the special session OF the
West Virginia legislature. The ladies'
90 to Charleston in the interest of the
suffrage amendment to the Federal
constitution which will be acted upon
at the session. Several other local
women contemplate going to Charles
ton also.
Mrs. Lenna Lowe Yost, Of Morgan.
town, and Mrs. John L. Ruhl, OF Clarks.
burg, are already in Charleston fnsthe
interest OF the amendment. Miss Nc