The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-22
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Entertained Faculty.
Miss Evelyn Priekett was hostess
last evening ct the home q -.
and Mrs. .. Lee Hall, on CASTOR
avenue; to the faculty of the B:L
Butcher school Of which school sne
Is principal. Halloween stunts
feGt1red the evenings entertain
n1eIlt and Refreshments IN Keeping
With the season were served.
Class to Meet.
The Florence Kinney Bible class
vim meet. on Monday afternoon
WITH Miss Mildred Robinson at her
he1aeiatT2 200 Columbia street.
Guests Leave.
M. and Mrs. Albert shiyely
who had been the guests Of their
som, r. Shively and Mrs. Shiye-
Il. 81 their home, left yesterday
forEp6ints in Indiana where they
viii visit relatives before return
Ing TO their home at Saltwater,
Okla: .,.
Sturm-Barr.
The marriage Of Mr.. Clarence L.
St5rTl, Of Four States, and Miss
MaesIenore Barr, of Fairview, has
been announced.
Cards have been mailed out as
follows:
Mae Lenore Barr
Announce their marriage, Septem-
Der t~wenty-sixth,
nineteen hundred twenty-one
at Oakland, Maryland"
The bride is a daughter of MI.
and Mrs. Tom Barr, of Fairview.
Mr.. Sturm has been In the employ
of the Four States Coal Company
for a number of years; during
which time he has held a RESPONSE
Bile position. Mr.. Sturm was for
merly a successful school teacher
in the public schools of Marion
county, having taught for a number
of years. During the war he serv-
ed in the Adjutant Generals de-
partment of the army, and held a
clerical position at General Head
quarters, A. E. L. At the close
Of the war he made mn extensive
tour of Europe, having visited most
Of the historical ccnters in Europe.
"A host of friends extend to MI.
and Mrs. Sturm their very best
wishes for a long and happy mar
ried life,
To Chambersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh F. Smith and
the Misses Martha Kinsey and
Jean Scott motored yesterday to
Ghambersburg, Pa, where they
will spend the week end with the
formers daughters, the Misses
Katherine and Margaret Smith,
who are students at Wilson College
Ghambersburg. They spent last
hight at Cumberland, Md, and pro-
Eeeded to Chambersburg today.
For Pastor and Wife.
The congregation of the First
Methodist Episcopal church will
give q reception on next Tuesday
evening at the social ON of the
church, complimentary to the pas
tor of the church, the Rev. Claude
ID. King and Mrs. King. The affair
81 arranged to welcome Rev. King
and family back to this city, the
former having been sent here for
smother year by the conference of
the, denomination. Rev. King and
family are great ~favoriteS among
the members of the congregation
and they were delighted to have
him returned here for another year.
Witnessed Parade.
Mrs. James Moran and Miss
Brown, the latter health nurse for
Taylor county, OF Grafton, were in
the city yesterday witnessing the
health parade and getting pointers
fora parade to be held at Grafton
on Armistice Day at which time
floats and programs advocating
health will be part Of the Armistice
Day observance.
Surprised Couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Smith, whose
marriage was a recent event and
who will go to housekeeping in this
city next week, were given a de-
lightful surprise party last evening
az the home of the formers mother
where they are residing. The
members Of q camping club which
camped this year at Camp Yoki-
wish, on the Valley river, gath
cred and went to the home at Bar
rackville carrying with them a
preEtY chest Of silver which was
presented to them. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Fanus, who were members
Of the club went to Barrackville
and took Mr.. and Mrs. Smith for
afride and upon their return they