The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-15
LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS.

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coming year: President, Sarah Evans:
vice president, Ocie Riggs; secretary,
Evalyn Satterfield; assistant secre.
tary, Edna Hawkins; treasurer, Mary
Burtoft; librarian, Catherine Bartho-
low. The following committee was
appointed: Social committee, Edna
Hawkins, Catharine Bartholow.
To .Morgantown.
Mrs. James o. Watson, treasurer OF
the West Virginia state conference
OF Charities went 10 Morgantown yes
terday to be present at the sessions
OF the conference which began sc or.
day and will continue throughout Sat-
urday. Others from here who expect
to attend the sessions are City Su-
perintendent OF Schools Otis G. Will
son, President of the State Normal
School and Mrs. Joseph Roster, Simon
Goodman, Mrs. ]. Walter Barnes, and
the Misses Margaret Mckinney. Flos-
sic Fleming and Gladys Winfield.
Interest centers In Dance.
Much interest centers in the dance
to be given tonight at the Masonic
Temple by the Fellowcraft club
Reeds drcnestra Of Parkersburg, will
furnish the music ard large attend
ance is expected. During the even
ing refreshments will be served. Sew
eral out of town guests are expected
to attend the dance.
New Director.
f. e. Muzzy, instructor of voice at
Wesleyan college, has accepted the
position as director of the First Meth
odist Episcopal church choir and has
already entered upon his duties. Mr..
Muzzy comes here on Saturday for the
choir rehearsal and will remain over
on Monday and will organize a class.
He will have his studio in the parlor
OF the church and will Le glad to meet
prospective pupils on Monday begin
ming at nine o'clock. Mr.. Muzzy is said
to be musician of great ability.
ThrIrr Campaign.
The Woman's club will at once M
ausurate Thrift campaign in keep
Ing with National movement and the
matter will be taken up and discussed
at the meeting of the club to be held
tomorrow afternoon. National Thrift
week will be observed from January
IL to "a by the club and other organi-
cations but 1t will be the aim to keep
the matter up during the year. The
movement among the clubs was start
ed by the State Federation of Won
ems clubs and Mrs. l.. N. Yost Is chair
man of the State federation commit
tee. She has named Mrs. o. F. Tough
as chairman OF the Thrift club in the
local organization.
The object of the campaign is to
combaS extravaganza among American
women and to do everything possible
to reduce the high cost of living.
Bridge Party.
To honor Miss Ethel Heintzelman
Miss Edith Hartman and Ruth Ham,
tlton. all brides OF the month. Miss
Susan Arnett was hostess yesterday
evening at the home Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Arnett, on Locust
avenue at a bridge of attractive an
potntments. Ten tables were used in
playing bridge and salad lunch was
served during the evening. Among
the guests entertained were the
Misses Georgia Andres, Of Minneap-
oils. Mimi. and Miss Margaret Gala
CHER, of Coshocton, Ohio, guests OF
Miss Ethel Heintzelman, and William
Campbell Moorhead, of Minneapolis.
Mimi, the fiance of Miss Heintzel-
man.
To Meet.
The Fairmont chapter of the East
ern Star will meet this evening, at
which time class of candidates will
be initiated. All members are asked
to be present.