The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-09

number Of Fairmont young men
and Women were Initiated this week
into various Creek fraternities and
s0rpritles at West Virginia university.
The Kappa Gamma Sorority held It's
Initiation Saturday evening and
among those received into member
ship were Miss Agnes Talbot. OF this
Sitys and Miss Frances Furbee, Of
Warrington. Among Fairmonters
Tho already belong to the sorority in
q this city. who attended the initiation
We're the Misses Dorcas and Nellie
Yrichard. The Misses Eleanor Scott
and Beatrice Hall, OF Fairinont. were
present at the Initiation OF the Alpha
AZ Delta Sorority (which took into its
membership q class OF girls. John r.
Reed and Harry Watkins. Of this city,
were taken into the Delta Tau Delta
fraternity at IAN initiation held on
Saturday night. Among the alumni
% the fraternity present were Jack
Abbott and Harvey Furbee, of Fair
a Concert Tomorrow.
Frank Delligatti, local violinists
accompanied by Miss Katherine
Moore. talented !. young pianist, and
Mrs.3Forest Fankhauser. soloist, will
give q concert at the High school au-
6itoriu1n on tomorrow evening at
ghtso clock and u matinee perform
& a1cea on tomorrow afternoon at four
sfftsen o'clock. The matinee tickets
Tor teachers and pulls OF the High
and grade schools will DO sold for
went five cents, while an admission
~ nifty cents will be charged Tor the
evening Sperformance.
The concert IS given asa benefit
for the Glenn F. Barns class, which
GLASS; VII devote the proceeds toward
payingS for the bronze memorial tab
let tptbe placed in the school in honor
Of soldiers and sailors who participate
I'd the late war. The tablet is be-
ing placed at considerable expense to
.4he class and must be paid for very
{koon and 1t is hoped the public will
aid class in this work.
peligatti is too well known as
i Niphnist 10 need further eulogy,
While his accompanied IS generally
recpg1ized as among the most bril-
1ianty0ung musicians in the. state. In
additions to the work OF Mr.. Delligatti
and Miss Moore, Mrs. Forrest Fank-
hauser viii sing several selections
and She will eb accompanied by Miss
Mopre. The concert promises to be
Z most enjoyable affair. and the pub
lic IS Invited. to be present.
b. 81 u s,ts
Enjoying South.
and Mrs. Charles Edwin Reed,
who are spending the winter at st.
&tHra IN Tr1o az orondfnU fhfa
Vaels 1t Tarpon Springs where they
INT with a. party OF friends on a
YACHT ME.E and Mrs. Reed are having
deaightfnI time. in the South and
Mrs. Reed iis gstting to be an expert
fisher Mr.. Reed was recently chosen
IS one of twelve from a. club Of three
hunds edseheck er players VINO will play
4 Club from Tampa in the near future.
He has Participated in several tourna-
111ents gtyen by the Chess and Check
or clubeof st. Petersburg. Mr.. and
Mis-. Reed are both well and expect TO
ren1pin there for several weeks yet
10 Battle Creek i
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Pierce Kelley
are 1eavins tomorrowfo for Battle Creek.
Michigan, where the formertwill enter
the kellogg sanitarium for treatment.
Mr. Kelley has BEEN in poor health for
some time and goes tS.ro "a ereat-
ment Mrs. Kelley will accompany
him and will remain there for several
&eeks but Mr.. Kelley expects to remain
here for some time. During their alb
Sehee Mrs; D. IA. Arnold, sister OF
Mrs. Kelley, OF: Knobley Farms, Min.
erai will keep house and look
after their son, James Kelley. Mrs.
arnold accompanied by her maid, ar.
rived here last evening.