The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-12

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|kefshnrg, who the. guest gof Nh:
Louis Heimtc ct her home on Cole
man avenue Covers .weirse iiside for:i2
and sweet peas were effectively used
In the table decorations. Mrs. smith
and baby daughter Betty left Satur.
day evening for Pittsburgh, where
they will visit Before returning to
their home in Parkersburg.
In Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Brooks Hutchinson is spend-
ing several weeks in Pittsburgh the
guest Of Miss Florence sMeyrs. Miss
Meyrs spent several days here as the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs, Hutchinson and
was accompanied home by the latter.
To Attend Convention.
Miss Malissa Crowl, who is stu
dent at West Virginia University, is
leaving today for Cleveland, Ohio,
where she will attend the National
convention of the z, W. C. A. as q
representative OF the university.
While in Cleveland she. will be the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. H. D. Bocock.
Miss Crowl spent the week end here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Crowl, on Short avenue.
SsHss
Missionary Program.
The Woman's Home Missionary
society Of the First Methodist Episco-
pal church will meet Tuesday after
noon at 1880 o'clock in the church
iparlors. Mrs. q. w. Howard will be
in chrage OF the program, which will
be as follows: Devotional, Mrs. A. G..
Ross; talk, Our. Negro Work.. Mrs.
:W. d. Reed: vocal duet, Mrs. Pearl
Reed Wise, Mrs. IS. G. Meyer: lesson,
Mrs. Kemble White: reading, Miss
Lucille Shinn. Hostesses will be Mes
danes Pearl Reed Wise, I. r. Nicko-
tdemus, s. G. Meyer, Fay Carepnter,
IA. r. oney. Francis Thrall. F.. G..
Kline. Fred Helmick. E. w. Howard,
q. n. Colebank.
Invited to Wheeling.
|. !. An invitation has been received
by the local Court Joan of Arc,
Daughters Of Isabella, to attend an
initiation Of Carol Court Of Wheel
ing to be held on next Sunday, April
10. The ceremonies will take place
at the Cathedral High school build
ing. Mrs. w. r. O'Neal,is in charge
of the reservations and asks that any
one who wishes to attend will notify
her as soon as possible.
Circle To Meet.
The Protected Home Circle will hold
its regular meeting this evening at
1880 o'clock In the lodge rooms in the
Manley hotel. The usual drawing
viii be made Of name from the roll
Of the lodge and II the person Is pres
emit whose name ia drawn that per.
son will be given dollar. A good
attendance Is desired at the meeting
this evening.
Married Sunday.
The Rev. w. ]. Eddy pastor of the
First Baptist church yesterday after
noon united in marriage at the par
sonage on Walnut avenue Robert Car
ter Weaver Worthington and Miss
Elsie Lee Bennett of Monongah. The
young couple viii reside at Worth
ington.
To Meet.
TIL w. c. 7. U. OF Barrackville will
meet Tuesday afternoon at Q O'Clock
at the home Of Mrs. Charles Ice. An
members are urged to be present. 9
s%Ss.:s Plans Progressing.
Plans are progressing nicely for the
dance to be given tomorrow evening
at.the Masonic temple with number
OF local doctors and graduate nurses
Of the city as the hosts and hostesaes.
SINNERS orchestra will furnish the
music and the patrons and patroness-
es will be DR.. and Mrs. Carter Flem-
Ing. DR.. and Mrs. II. n. Carr, DR.. and
Mrs. e. P. Smith. DIR. and Mrs. II. r.
Johnson, Mrs. Ehle and DR.. L. N.
Norris. 80. Il
.,s.s
:. To Reside in Oklahoma.
Mrs. Gertrude Fqaherty and son
Campbell Flaherty who had been res
idents OF this city for several years,
having come here from Parkersburg
are leaving in the near future for
Tulsa Okla, where they will reside
and where the latter. will engage. In