The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-25

The members Of the Quota club.
Atfleir gentlemen friends and sew
Sotal visitors we're delightfully."- en-.
Ntertained last evening at dinner at
l5the home of Mr.. and Mrs. e, Il.
sTeeed In Fairmont avenue, the lat
Eter being an active member OF the
ft(uota club. Preceding the serving
Aof an elegant course dinner. brfef
lihusincss session was held at which
5ltime several important items Of
3business were transacted. The club
i;sdecided to give Christmas dim
gl1er to a number Of needy little
g5rls on Monday following Christ
mas and the club voted unanimous
ny to give up that afternoon to the
Entertainment Of their little guests.
The matter OF securing club room
sfor the Quotarians was discussed
btft IL was decided to lei that mat,
Ter rest until another year when II
isshoped to secure suitable quarters.
YTbe Book club which was recently
sorganized in the Quota club began
functioning last evening when each
ginember contributed new boob
SmaRing IS In ALL a circulating lii
sbrary was started by giving each
niember hook and when read the
hooks will be handed To others OF
|Atie club until the number is read
land they will form a necleus for q
eIermanent library. The tables
evhere sumptuous dinner was
6seryed were beautifully decorated
In Chrysanthemums while jack o!
slanterns shaded the burning can
gdles and black cats guarded nut
holders. Following the serving of
stife dinner a program of a delight.
sful nature was observed, the fea.,
ture OF which was an inspiring, I'M
A{pressiye and beautiful talk by Rev.
Had Mitchell. Rev. Mitchell who
believes friendship one Of the fnn,
,fdamentals upon which milton
should be founded and condnctct
defined the word to mean much ana
applied 1t as appropriate to IN
Quota club whose motto IS We
lakhare." To be true friend Rev.
mitchell believes is TO give little
more and DO little more than y
Axpected. His talk was greatly ell
joyed by the Quotartans VINO a9'
Spiauded enthusiastically.
Another most enjoyable feature
Of the program was two groups OF
! lsongs splendidly and beautifully
rendered by DR.. Carter 5. Fleming.
At the conclusion OF the program
the floors were cleared and the re-
I mainder Of the evening spent In
Z dancing. Mrs. Kathleen Courtney,
the president, presided. Those
present were the Misses Mae Allen,
Rae Blocher, Mary Devol, nellie
Dougan, Geraldine Fanus, Leota
Gaskins, Elizabeth Giffin, Ada
Hensley, Elizabeth HaZen, Lena
Hamilton, Pauline Haines. Eulah
KimmeI Elizabeth Kinkead, Mar.
garet Ieafham, Ruth Mortified,
Jene Montgomery, Edith Satter-
fieId,. celia Knisey, Elizabeth Stone,
Hrs T,oIlar, DR.. Baird Mitchell,
Buce Fanus, DR.. and Mrs. Carter
81 Fleming, W. H, TIaines, Gilbert
C3wynr5J. D. Alexander and Messrs.
fauyertand Ellison.'
4 .,Tea1Room
R3SAaQsnoom TO which iFairmout-
ans win most certainly HE upon
Waiting wheeling on accounted the
focal connenction win be 1.-THE
|. Jane, Grace tea room which will be
.FormaI1y opened today at 140S
- plains street, Wheeling. Mrs.
~ mas hudson Ashcraft formerly
Jane Conklin with cousin
sfhe proprietors OF the tea'room
mud Mrs Ashcraft is in Wheeling
20 this time for the opening from
$3.50 to27:30 this evening. Mrs.
z Ashcrafe while associated in the
enterprise will not be connected
With the active management but
3wfll' return hero to resume her
place as secretary to President
eJoseph Rosiertat the Fairmont
state Normal school next week,
Invitations to the opening Of the
kJans GEansfS 'tea ToV!n havel been
teeefyed here by locaLs friends.
30 M = Wv .
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