The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-05
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Par Mar Dance.

Par Mar Dance.
Invitations were issued yesterday Dy
the Par Mar club for 9 dance 70 pc giy'
en-, next Tuesday, May II, at the ma
sonic Temple. This Is another OF =
series Of dances given by commit
tee Of local boys. These. dances nave
proven very popular and Ine lime
Is anticipated at this one. me Mason
Dixon orchestra will furnish the mu.
sic for this as well as the Leap year
. dance given on Thursday Oh tne same
week BY the Elks' Ladies. The com
mittee in charge Of the dance consists
of Bob Furman, Arthur y MicMe,
Clark u. Reese, Jennings Martin anu
Earnest e. Robinson.
Wiener Roast.
Several OF the High school Senior
boys and girls went for wiener roasl
Tuesday evening with Miss Leaman
and Miss Kolitka as chaperons. the
fire weather and bright moon added
greatly to the enjoyment Of the even
Ing.
Home for Acting Rector.
sssRey. and Mrs. Emory tTowson, who
are at present at the Watson hotel,
VIII occupy the Cole home on the cor
ner Of Eighth street and Benoni ave-
nne during the summer months. Rev.
Gnas. Baird Mitchell, whose place Mr..
ToWson is filling, will not resume his
dtties as rector Of Christ P. =. church
until tall.
Birthday Party. :.
Miss Ruth Crush was hostess last
evening from seven to ten, to num-
Sar Of her little friends at her home
zdn Cleveland avenue extension cele-
sErating her twelfth birthday anniver,.
Z 9afy. al color scheme OF pink and
ikkflit ewas carried out. A large birth.
DIV cake with IL candles formed the
center piece of the dining table. The
se1asts were entertained with music
aiid games until about ten when Mr..
Crush brought them all to their homes
Y iiis Ilis car. Miss Ruth received many
ufetty gifts. Those present were:
shtoile Hudgins, Margaret Marshall,
sMkry Frances Rhieldaffer, Elizabeth
astman. Irene Graffius, Irene Schaf,
Sar. Laura, Mary Ellen and Mabel
Stewart Staggers, Joe Anderson, Carl
Williams, Paul Sherwood, Robt. Miller.
Rlily Black and William Post.
..- Auxiliary Meeting.
ssThe Woman's Auxiliary of Christ +.
d. church met yesterday afternoon
With Mrs. Allen Russell, 1877 Mt. Yer
non avenue. The regular routine bust
ness was transacted followed by the
election OF delegates to the church
council at Huntington. Miss Blake
Watson. Miss Rose Watson and Mrs.
SJoiln Henshaw were elected delegates
and Miss Sally Mccoy, Mrs. Mason
Wood and Mrs. r. T. Hines were the
salterstates. "A social session followed.
The meeting adjourned to meet In June
xfthsSiTs. w. a. Wiedebusch and Mrs.
IS y. E)robst as hostesses.
~, els
Gave Talk.
\ MIS-. Boiler, bf the Y. W. c. a., gave
III, earnest, inspiring talk to the High
school girls Tuesday morning.
tpis was the CLOSING one OF series
s.F helpful talks given by Fairmoat
Ii ,sn sdu. ing the school year, Ms.
9fis;i IS l:.ls waf en- Opportunity.
a,,owcr for Bride.
K; a PG2e entertained
!! Il Il q. 1. teais a. miscellaneous
last evening al he. home liz
I: Sab t, hcror OF Mrs. James r.
Il III !. 10. me ~ Miss Davlnna Wa
III Mouongah, a tsidc * ta51
(. iha !isao. gda5t received many
III AL sgt...s. LaAc.ns and music
q joyed I'LL Il late hour when re
sfscsltnenss were serN ed. About i3g
ws,d Ih eseat.