The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-19
Local SOCIAL EVENTS.
Marriage Tenlaht.

Marriage Tonight.
The marriage of Miss Hazel M
nor, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
r Minor, of this city, and neno
pyle, OF Cumberland, Md. will be
celebrated this evening at eight
o'clock at the home OF the bride at
sos Coleman avenue. The marriage
Will be q pretty home anair ana
, will be attended by the immediate
family and q few intimate frienas:
THE Rev. Claude E. King, pastor
al the First Methodist Episcopal
church, will perform the marriage
ceremony and the bride will be un'
attended. Following the ceremony
an informal reception will be heIq'
ON the $40 train Mr.. Pyle and mis-
bride Will leave for an eastern wed
ding Journey which will include Wis.
ms is Washington, New York and
Philadelphia. Among the out OF
town guests here for the wedding
tonight are Mrs. 2. w. Bonar anu
daughter, Miss Mary, OF MOUNDS.
vic. and Mrs. Minerva Tetrick, OF
Enterprise, the latter the grand:
mother Of the bride to be.
To HaIIeek.
Bit. and Mrs. J. 7: Galliher, Mrs;
Z. Tetrick, Mrs. W. B. Campbell
and the latter's daughter, MISS
Charlotte Campbell, motored 10
Halieck on Sunday and spent the
day with relatives;
To Masohtown.
j. NJ. Haggerty and MI. and Mrs.
Glenn Greer motored TO Mason
town on Sunday where they spent
the day as the guests OF the Tor
mers brother, Amos Hartley.
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Attended Races.
Ernest Mccoy returned yester-
dRy from Baltimore, Washington
aud Laurel, Nd. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc.
Coy went east week ago to attend
aud Mrs. Mccoy remained at WASH
ington for a visit OF few days
with relatives.
D. A. r. to Meet.
The first meeting for the year OF
the William Raymond chapter OF
thS Daughters OF the American
Revolution will be held tomorrow
afternoon at three o'clock at the
home OF Mrs. w. T. Black at Hill
crest. Previous to the meeting the
Board will meet at $3.50 O'Clock. An
interesting program has been pre-
pared for the meeting tomorrow.
Returned from Trip.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Christie haze
returned home after an absence
from this city OF several months
during which time they spent sew
eral weeks at Palmer Lake, Col,
orado, in New York and Richmond
Virginia. On their return from
Palmer they went 10 New York
where they visited their son, Car
ney Christie, and at Richmond Wis
tied their daughter, Mrs. James
Thomas, DR.. Christie has resumed
his duties in the w R. Crane drug
store.
Hero from Virginia.
Mrs. w. e. Waddell, Of CoYing-
ton, Virginia, arrived here this
morning for a visit Of few weeks
j. Stone at their home on Quincy
street.
To California
Mrs. j. NJ. Crane, OF Kingwood.
spent Sunday in this city, tho guest
81 Mrs, John B. Crane, at her home
81. Cleveland avenue and left yes
terdRy for Long Beach, Cal, where
shs will spend the winter.
In New York
Miss Eleanor Fox is in New York,
the guest OF Miss Betty kirschner
having accompanied Miss kirshner
home after an extended visit Eere
as her guest.
From East
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steel will
occuny the Franklin p Kelley resi-
deuce on Walnut avenue during
their absence In the South. Mr.. and
Mrs, Kelley are leaving during the
early part Of November for Florida.
Mrs. Steel returned last week from
New York where she had spent sew
eral weeks with relatives.
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4 Guests Here
Mrs. e. r. Parker and little
daughter Miss Mary Betty. OF At