The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-26
LOCAL. SOCIAL EVENTS

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Enjoyable Dance. i
Several hundred persons were pres
z ~ the dance given at the Masonic II
Temple by the Fred Heintzelman Post
y the American Legion, and from
about ten o'clock until after one the
1ancers danced to most excellent and
Inspiring music furnished by the
Nerkes orchestra and saxaphone sex.
iptte. The music was very classy and
there was not dull minute from the
Time the program began until 1t was
concluded. A program of ten dances
and two extras was carried out. Sew.
eral clever stunts were pulled of dur.
ing the SSentng by the musicians and
these stunts and the music was hearth
~ applauded. During the first part
OF the evening the floor was little
crowded but the crowd thinned out
enough to make dancing conditions
ideal. The affair was entirely infor'
NAL but nevertheless very enjoyable.
During the intermission ices and cake
were served. The dance is generally
regarded as among the most success
FULLY yet given bS the Legion. Baroness
Rouskaya who charmed her audience
with her Interpretation OF dancing yes
.terdays graced the dance with her pres
erice and danced few dances.
Guest Here.
Mrs. &c. Ferriday arrived here yes
terday from her home at Wilmington,
Del. to spend week with her mother,
Mrs. U. N. Arnett, on Fairmont ave-
nue.. 2 ..''''
Returned Home.
Prof. and Mrs. j. S. Hawkins whose
marriage was an event of last Satur-
day in Pittsburgh, returned here last
night and will at once take up their
residence in their home recently pur-
chased on Benoni avenue. Mrs. Haw'
lSins was. before her marriage Miss
Flora Lloyd; of this city.
To Give Playette.
The Jolly Girls club will give,
playette entitled Beauty ana the !,
l3eastS this evening at seven o'clock at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Thomas Watson on Fairmont avenue.
The club is composed OF a number OF
Young women Of the city and the play
Will he given as benefit for the Sal.
Walton Army day nursery and small
admission fee will be charged for the
plaS which viii be given in the par !
iors Of the Watson home. The chit
firen who will take part in the play will
be the Misses Mary Bogess. Margaret
Anne Yost, Jane Miller, Helen Bog
CESS and the Misses Rosemary and
Jane Watson.
Guest, of Mrs. Black.
Miss Mary Rebekah Gulland, of Elk I
ms Is the guest OF Mrs. w. S. Black |
AZ her home on Jefferson street.
Dance at Fairmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Hutchinson
viii entertain the members OF the Del.
Ia Tau Delta fraternity OF the West
Virginia University this evening at an
deliberately appointed dinner dance to |
he given al The Fairmont. Practically |
an the active members OF the frater |
nifty with their ladies will come here
Tfrom Morgantowf this evening ana
viii he Joined here by the members OF
the alumni association of the frater'
nity with their ladies' Immediately |
,ipon the arrival of the train dinner
viii he served and following this dane !
ing will be INDUCED in until the mid
night train.
Entertained Musicians.
tlhe Baroness Rouskaya and the
members oftthe Yerkes orchestra and !
Saxaphone sextette were guests OF
honor at dinner served at Harveys
restaurant following the performance
al the Masonic Temple last evening at
whichSyy. e. Kelley of the Kelley MI
sic store was host. A feature OF the
dinner was the serving of moose meat
which Mr.. Kelley obtained while on
hunt last fall. Thu affair was delight
full in all its appointments.
Wheeling Dance.
number of persons in this city
aye.received invitations to the Easter
ballot Osiris Temple OF Wheeling and
several contemplate attending The
Invitation reads as follows:
pear Noble: You are cordially In
yited 10 attend a formal Easter ball by
tine Arab Patrol OF Osiris Temple, A.
Al. o.lS.M. s., at the Scottish Rtt"
Cathedral, Wheeling, w. Va. Wednes-
day, April seventh, one thousand nine
hundred and twenty. programs, So'Vo'
Extra ladies, S1.oo. Ziegenfelder ca
terer. Dinner 1890 to 1880. Sum
mers and Seals orchestra. Dancing
from ste 2. Committee, Roller, chair
man; Bruhn, Clouse Harrison, Salade.
A.
Surprise eirthdav Party.
Delightful in all the appointments
was Surprise party given Mrs. Harry
satterfield in honor of her twenty
eighth birthday. The affair vas ar
ranged by her mother aud was pleas
ant surprise. The guests included:
M. and Mrs. A. B. Shlckelford. Mrs.
ora shackelford. Mrs. Dallas satter'
Held. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Shackelfofd;;
Ms and Mrs. Bert satterfield Mr.. and
Mrs. az 3. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Har'
~ ID. Satterfield. Music and games
we're enjoyed. AT late hour refresh,
ments and birthday cake prepared
by the guests were partaken OF.
United In Marriage.
Announcement is made OF the mar
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