The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-01
LOCAI SOCIAL EVENTS

, NJ. End Mrs. Jonr Emory huhn,
! ST.. and Mrs.. ). 7. Kuhn, Mrs. soni.
, Nixon. MI. and Mrs. ". h. Manley:
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Manley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joshua Manley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Tetrick, Mr.. and Mrs. L. T.
Rust. Mrs. John H. Coftey. John o.
iCoffey. Mr.. and Mrs. |. ". Kuhn, Miss
Samantha Nancy. Mr.. and Mrs. $. 5.
Kuhn, Mrs. Tetrick. Lloyd Rinehart.
! Miss Bette Rinehart. Misses Eva,
Martha and Susie Manley. Miss Ruby
Rineha-t. Gertrude, Virginia and Es-
llher Kuhn, Pauline Tfach. Helen
Amos. Herschel X. Rust, Virgil Kuhn.
Albert RinebaN, Olive n. Kuhn,
Master Wilbur Kuhn. Dwight Tetrick.
Master Jack Roster Cotfey. After the
dinner was served a number Of fine
presents were presented 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Kuhn. The older folks gather
led in groups and talked over feininis-
cenees Of the past.
Home Wedding.
The marriage Of Miss Thelma Ware
daughter OF Rev. and Mrs. W.. G.
! Ware OF 1923 Indiana avenue, to Bert
Ross Ash Of Salem, ". Va. was sol,
iemnized at the home Of Rev. and
; Mrs. Ware Sunday at Hoo a. m. Tae
marriage wss soiemnized by the
brides father, Rev. Ware. The mar
rage was witnessed by a few init
imate friends OF the bride. The ring
ceremony was used,
The bride is the only daughter Of
Rev. and Mrs. Ware. Mrs. Ash has
spent practically all her life in school
work. having graduated in Salem col
ilege in tie class OF 1918, and later
enered otterbeil college at Wes.er-
vile, Ohio, where she did . portion
of the college work in that institu-
lion. She very successfully taught
two terms Of school. one at Salem and
one al Belington. She has been a
very faithful church worker from her
early childhood.
Ar. Ash is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
James Ash OF Salem. and was before
the opening Of the world war an EN-
ploye OF the Henry Ford motor com-
pany. After returning from France
where he spent some time in the ser
vice OF his country. he became an
empioye in the .Goodyea- Rubber
factory OF Akron. Ohio where ne no"
holds a very important position.
The young couple will visit MI.
ASKS home folks at Salem for a few
days, then visit for a short while q:
Pittsburgh, after which they will
make their home al Akron, Ohio.
Club Opens.
The season OF the Fairmont Cour.
try club was %auspiciously opened yes
terday and judging from the interest,"
! taken BY the club members a spien'
did and ENJOYABLE season is before the
| club. In the afternoon a number OF
women and children as well as a nun,
Der OF men assembled at the club and
spent the afternoon about the grounds
and on the large yerandah and a
mixed foursome occupied golf enthu.
| siasts during the afternoon hours. tEe
; winners OF the match being Mrs. W. J:
| Wiesel and Z. F. Hartley. The go!i
links were in excellent shape and were
much enjoyed by the club members.
In the evening upwards Of l25 were
served with an excellent dinner. the
dining room Of the club having been
attractiyely arranged for the event
| and decorated in spring flowers and
ferns. The meal served was excel.
lent and was moi only appetizing but
was efficiently served. Mss Blanche
| Colburn is in charge Of the club dur
ing the season and she was highly
complimented on the excellency Of hei
initial effort.
II is planned from now on to have
festivities constantly going on al INT
club and dinners luncheon and parties
Of all kinds will feature the seasons
festivities.
The following were present and en-
loved the day yesterday: Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Forrest Hartley and son, Hears,
lev Hartley: Mr.. and Mrs. George De-
Bolt. Mrs. Nina Miller Thum, h. Glenn
Greer, Edwin Robinson, Major and
Mrs. S. D. Brady, Mrs. Earl H. Smith.
Mrs. C. Z. Smith, Mrs. Sadie ktnsey.
Miss Virginia Fleming, Mrs. George