The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-23
celebrated Birthday

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|Aleyenth anniversary OF her birth.
Mutations had been extended pre-
Ftously and approximately forty
ing girls. turned out for the
party which was one Of unusually
4ractlve appointments. a color
beheme OF yellow and white was
.tprettIly carried out by the use oil
fyeIlow and white chrysanthemums,
s large French basket OF these
flowers c~entering the serving
liable, On the table also was a
Handsome birthday cake lighted
with eleven yellow tapers. each
taper standing for a year in the
tdbe Of the young hostess. The
g6ests were delightfully."- enter
tanned during the afternoon with
GRmes and music and several CON
NSsts were held In which prizes
were awarded the winners. q
candy hunt and a drawing contest
were greatly enjoyed by the young
guests. Miss Howard proved her
self to be quite a charming young
hostess Refreshments were serT-
a late in tho afternoon. Miss
SBoward was the recipient OF a
number Of pretty gifts from her
|Aguests. The following we're enter
J aimed: the Misses Mary Moore,
Jean Wiltshire. Mary Crane Hart
lev. Ann Estellc RObb, Caroline
Smith, Pauline Binns, Jean Wad-
dell. Mary Ann Waddell. Lucille
Satterhold. Katherine Hart. Sarah
Evans, Betty Smith, Mary Louise
Welton. Betty Ross. Mary Bell
Haggerty, Betty Carpenter, Ruth
Ames, Martha Boyers, virginia
Mary Moore Miller. Mary
lark, Mabel Staggers, Leah Lip
I son, Ruth Wyckof, Ruth Reed
Rnth Holland, Dorothy Tuck, Jean
h, Marjorie Martin. Marjorie
leopold, Mildred Lively. Emily
lively, Jane WRlepole, Katherine
Lowe, Wllnalee Davis. Beth Horn
les, yelma linn, Mary Edith ~
3land, Mary Frances Riheldahcr
md Mary Jean Howard.
The Misses Margaret Linn
Hamilton. Charlotte Campbell and
Martha Fletcher were i'll and
couldn't be present. In addition
TO her girl friends. Miss Martha
entertained her Sunday school
teacher, Miss Lily Spring. her
music teacher. Miss Eleanor
BRpuche Barns. and her school
feichers, the Misses Florence Jack,
Harriet johnson and Lucille Fish
To Game
Amoug those who will go to
Morgantown tomorrow to witness
tho West Virginia W. & j. game
will be DR.. and Mrs. f. W. How.
ard, DR.. and Mrs. L. D. Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel I<eeper, Mr..
and STrs. Ha<E.' Williamson. Mr..
land Mrs. Fred Helmick, DR.. and
Mrs. w j. Boydston.
Enjoyable Affair
The Young Womcn's Bible class
of the Central Christian churcn
Entertained the members of the
Young Mems Bible class in the so
ciai rooms Of the church last even
anR. An Interesting feature OF the
evening was a reproduction OF
.The Courtship OF Mlleh Stnndish'.
1.-THE principal parts having been
taken by young women of the
sclass. Miss Eva Hartley took the
part OF Priscilla, Miss Irene Davis
portrayed Miles Standish, while
Stthe character OF John, Alden vas
taken by Miss Grace Robinson.
Games and music featured a social
hour and delicious refreshments
yconsistfng Of sandwiches, ices.
cakes and coffee were served.
ABOUT thirty five were present.
Elks To Dance
Much interest centers tonight IN
Elks dance to be held at their
hall on Main street with the Wes-
ton Banjo orchestra Of Altoona
PA, to furnish the music. Tomor-
row night the same aggregation
VIII play for the Thanksgiving
MINER dance to be held at tho
Fairmont.
Have Daughter
A daughter was born on Novem.
her 81 to Mr.. and Mrs. Greenland
:ThonV3son Fedderer at their home
ON Beverley avenue. She has been
naned Eleanor Joan. The mother
5nf1sthe infant was formerly Miss
iThora Robinson of this city.
Delightful Tea
Charming In all its appoint
nents was the silver tea which
was given yesterday afternoon by
the Robert r. Lee chapter nf the
United Daughters of the Confeder-
acy at the home of ono of it's
qembers, Mrs. R. NJ. Hite on
Sa1oni avenue The receiving
hours were from three to five
o'clock and during that time up
wards OF two hundred guests were
received. The homo was prettily
decorated in the colors Of the chap
teB red and white, while Amer
ran flags we're draped artistically
about the living rooms. 4 large
basket Of red and white chrysan-
themums conferred the serving
table from which sandwiches. cake
nd coffee were served. Shaded
candles added to the pretty effect
obtained.
Mrs. Hite,a and the chapter presi-
INT, Mrs. Allen E. Russell recelv-
u -. u,,n1tg affair 1ubtbb 49,.