The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-21
{ OCAL SOCIAL EVENTS

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10 Now York.
Mis- Grace Cole. who had spent
sie,ysrsi weeks here with her moth
"A bIra. Laura A. Cole, and her
aunt Miss Florence Arnett, AZ
tbeir home on McIn street, Is leaY-
ing tonight for her home IN new N,
york. Her sister, Miss Florence
Cole, win remain here for a longer
birthday Party.
little Miss Doris Anne Booth
the bright little daughter OF Mr;
! ana me. DALLAS Booth, entertained
ssnnmber of her young friends AZ
ale home of her parents on SUNDAY
eysning IN celebration OF the htth.
snniyersary of her birth. A color
arranRement Of pink and white was
SfSectiyely used in the table decor
5tona the center OF which was a
large birthday cake Win Hs nSa
candles. Five Of the young 1rlepGS
the hostess were entertained, IN
Guiding Lucy Margaret Powell
Eleanor Jane Hun, Forrest %.
Crane. Charles Parks Polling, MARIE
Elizabeth Hartley.
" To School.
Miss Grace Hill, of the women's
- .t,,Sa,,t az the '1Y % has return
al from Danville, Virginia, Where
,sSs accompanied her sister, Miss
Louise Hill, who entered schooi
To Peddle.
Robertt and James Hutchinson
Eons 81 MS. and Mrs. G. =. Hu lS,a
fhson, are leaving today tor a iI 70
town, N. J.: where tney VIII paul
Snfar Peddie institute. Faui
SIntehinson is leaving shortly to re-
enter Yale.
To the W ". U.
Among the local young women
who nave entered or Will enter
Vest L Virginia university this year
sTs William Parry Lehman, JOSEPH
Sreer. .Zell Brady, George anu
g5iSSrs mi. Kenneth Pierpont, Jonn
COOK Robert Roster, Paul Hess
and Averly Ash
To Dance.
revelations have been received
4 sa1.e 10 a dance to be given VI
17SSsSrEdRy evening Of this week a.
fasrE1sys auditorium at Pt- MarlSa a
pa Sy the Samuel Hager Posi- ~;
1sa American Legion with MELsns S
Saxaphone orchestra Oh CoiuLnDas'
OHIO. 70 furnish the music A -. nun ~
6er Of local people anticipate
tending the dance.
Club to open -.
plans are rapidly rounding INTO
shsioe forl the formal opening OF tne
aHoHSanSa club on October first.
T NJ Sessibn Will be held in the Ma
sonIS fTernple and will be In the ma
1T;.e. of an Autumn ten. Mrs. L. n.
Sost and the board Of management
ara busy making plans for the open
ing which promises to be an aus
nIcious one. 1t is probable tnat tns
war books will be ready tor dlstIiI
bgItionEat this time. II is 9esILeu
that any names which are 20 pc pTe,
santed at the opening session OF the
sSnh viii he written In full with ad-
.dresS and names Of vouchers and
united to Mrs. ]. s.. DeMasters'
,,cfairman of the membership com
nittee.
Canning for Hospital
number of the women members
rf, fhe Woman's Hospital board are
canning fruits und vegetables at
{ fhis limo for the use of Cook nos
nffal. II is asked that all members
gsTtSlo can do 80 VIII along with their
rSJyn canning set aside a jar OF jelly
or a can OF fruit or vegetables each
time they can and this will accum-
mate quite q good deal Of food for
hospital use. A meeting OF the
Board Of directors of the hospital
Win be held at the Hospital on Mon
day Afternoon of next week at three
Returned Homo
Miss Irene Hutchinson has re-
turned from New York city whore
ahe had spent several weeks. Mel
Vile Hutchinson is leaving today
for Port Deposit, Md, where he
WIN enter the Tome school.
For Miss KfrschIer.
Honoring Miss Betty Kirschler
of New York who is the guest OF
Miss Eleanor Fox, the Misses Lu.
Gle and Eloise Shain entertained
/, today with a one o'clock luncheon
Of attractive appointments at the
Pairmont Country club. The
guests who numbered thirty-four
wyS.fa seafed at one long table