The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-14

tary cluD. TheSe TWO organizations
are working toward making prettier
and more slightly as well as more COM
Portable city out of Fairmont and It is
believed the address of Mr.. Paul will
act as great stimulus toward this
end.
Previous to the meeting at two
O'Clock the Board OF Management will
hold a meeting for the transaction OF
business. II is especially urged that
all members who are in arrears az to
dues will pay at the meeting on Fri
day. The rulec OF the organization
are very strict as to membership and
make 1t necessary that those who
have not paid their dues by February
shall be dropped from the roll. Mem
bers who desire to pay their dues for
the coming year will he gwen an OPP
portunity to do so after February /.
There are still a number OF Year
books in the hands OF the House
committee and these can be secured
for the asking.
Delightful affair.
Delightful in all its appointments
was the first leap year function OF the
season when committee OF the clty's
popular young society women gave q
Leap Year dance at The Fairmont
last evening honoring several brides
of the month and a number of out of
town guests. The young women ex-
tended all the courtesies OF such at
fairs to the gentlemen whom they in
! vted, escorted to the dance, escorted
to their homes and whose programs
they saw were filled during the even
ing with dances The affair through
out was a most enjoyable one and the
young men of the city will have to
strive hard TO attain the success at fu-
ture functions that was attained by
the fair sex last night. SINNERS or
chestra furnished splendid music for
the dancers during the evening and
dancing was continued until little past
the midnight hour. The patronesses
were: Mesdames John A. Clark NJ.
L. Hutchinson, William S. Raymond,
James A. Meredith, George M. Alexan-
der, Edwin Forrest Hartley.
The committee in charge of the at
fair was composed of the Misses
Pauline Jamison, Martha Hutchinson.
Ethel Heintzelman and Caro-. Powell.
Plans Made for Event.
AT meeting of the Robert E. Lee
chapter OF the United Daughters of
the Contederacy held yesterday at
che homo of Mrs. E. c. Frame on Main
street, plans were made for Joint eel
ebration Of the birthdays Of two Gel
ebrated confederate generals General
Robert E. Leo and General Thomas
Jonathan Jackson. The event will be
held at the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Robinson on Fatrmont avenue
on tho evening of Monday January 10.
The birthday OF General Lee fall,
on that date while that of General
Jackson falls on January 81,
Enjoyable Dance.
The dance given last night by the
knights OF Columbus at their hall on
Main street was a most enjoyable at
fair and was largely attended by the
knights and their ladies. The Shinp.
jazz orchestra furnished the music
and dancing continued well into the
night. Several out of town guests
were present. During the evening de-
/ l!cious punch was served.
Installed Officers.
@&AS AO'iS" S1LtSG4S WtIe J..
ed at 4 meeting OF the Mountain City
Temple No. s. Pythlan sisters held
last evening in the K. of P. hall with
Mrs. A. L. Peters the installing Off
Ger: Mrs. Bertha Ambrose, past chief:
Mrs. Anna Rollins, NJ. E. c.; Mrs.
Mary Horner, E. s.; Lulu Criss, E. j.:
Mrs. Stella Knight NJ. of F.; Miss
Mile Evans, NJ. OF R. c.; Mrs. Mary
Metz, manager; Mrs. Rose Kelley, pro
Ltector; Mrs. Mabel LETTERS, guard; Mrs
Essie Hawkins, pianist.
To Hold Joint Installation
DIR. Emma E. Bower Of Port Huron,
Mich, grand record keeper OF the
great hive, Ladies Of the Maccabees,
and State Commander C. c. Showal-
ter OF Parkersburg will conduct a
Joint installation ceremony tonight for
the local Dent Hive No. 1888 L. o. T.
NJ. and the Knights of the Macca-
bees at the Knights OF Pythias hall
on Main street. All members are ask
ed to attend as we'll as members of
the Woman's Benefit association and
sojourning Knights and ladies'.
Oyster Supper.
! There will be chicken and oyster