The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-21
Z OCAL SOCIAL EVEN rs


Mocrhead whose marriage was an.
event OF January u In this city, and
who had been at Miami where they
will remain until April first when
they will so TO Montana where they
will spend the summer on ranch
owned b. Mr.. Moorhead. Mrs. Moor.
head before her marriage was Miss
Heintzelman.
Miss BillinosIey Entertains Guests.
The home of Mrs. George C. Baker
on South Walnut street, was the scene
of most delightful George Washing.
ton party last night, when members
OF the Elizabeth Ludington Hagans
chapter OF the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution was hostesses to a
large number of their friends.
The guests who were admitted by
Miss lone Bowlby, were received in
the drawing room by Mrs. George G.
Baker, regent OF the chapter. Mrs. 4.
H. Edmonson, ex.vice president gener.
all y. s. o. A. r., ex-state regent oil
West Virginia, and ex.chapter regers
Mrs. Waitman Barbe. cx.chapter re.
gent. Mrs. T. Rresley Rcay and Mrs.
T. r. Winsheiner, OF Fairmont.
The feature Of the evening was a
delightful program. the first number
being group OF quaint songs, two by
Endicott, Queen Mary's Farewell TO
France" and lie Stole Ny Heart
Away" and Flow Gently Sweet Az
ton" followed by "Tit for Tat" all OF
the revolutionary period, and sung
most effectively by Miss Jean Billings
Icy IN - Martha Washington costume.
The songs were followed by a quaint
little dance in which Mis-, Billingsley
displayed much grace and coyness as
la dame Of the olden days.
About rs were present. George
Washington hatchets were presented
east guest by Mrs. Roy Tough, as IA
rs.-Morgantown New Dominion.
Celebrating Washington, Birthday
The William Raymond chapter Of
the Daughters of the American Revo-
luton are entertaining this afternoon
at the home of a former regent. Mrs
NV. II. Conway, members of chapters
OF the organization from Morgantown
! Clarksburg, Warrington, Weston and
celebration Of the birthday of George
! w aSill5tOH wren lNe GUESTS dT'
rived they and the members OF the
local chapter were entertained at
luncheon following which patriotic
program with an address on amer
icanization" by Rev. Charles Baird
, Mitchell will be given. Quite a num-
Der of out of town guests are being
entertained.
Dancing Party.
! Quite a number OF guests were en-
tertained last evening at the Normal
school when the faculty and student
body gave dancing party of delight
full appointments. The festivity took
place in the study hall with dancing
cards and other games features OF tho
entertainment. Phillips orchestra
! furnished music for the occasion and
| light refreshments were served.
Gave Fine Dance.
So successful and enjoyable was
the dance given last evening by the
Alpha club. a social organization of
this city, that plans are already in
/ the making for series Of such events
TO be held during the season. This
dance was the initial social event of
the club The attendance was large
and the evening was most delightful
ly spent. The committee in charge
OF the affair and to whom much of the
| credit for its success is due was COM
| posed of Messrs. Roy Jenkins, Har.
old Holland. sydney Spiro. Samuel
Kelley and Eugene Zercher.
With Mrs. Lyon.