The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-15

Federation OF Women's clubs as OPP
posed to Mrs. John B. Garden, OF
Wheeling, the logical candidate Tor
the honor being at this time vice
president OF the federation. the
announcement OF Mrs. Cammacks
.cand ldacy caused quite little stir
IN club circles throughout the state
aud will end in no little excitement
nc the meeting Of the Federation n
Huntington October 26, II ana ~:
The fact that Mrs. Cammack VIII
be the candidate for the hostess
city makes the affair still more
complicated, as 1t has been custo-
mary heretofore to honor the hos
tess city. with tho office II the
hostess city had a candidate up.
It has also been the custom OF the
Federation to advance the vice
president to spresideucy wher.
ever she was fotInd to be qualified
and this the Federation believes
Mrs. Garden to be.
Mrs. Woodson T. Wills, OF
Charleston, is now the president
Sof the organization and has been
such for two years and is not eltgi'
bile for reelection. The theory tsI
advanced among some that the
northern part OF the state Is en-
titled to the honor rather than the
ssouthern at this time and these
various complications will tend to-
ward q good deal of excitement
when the convention convenes.
The Fairmont Woman's club VIII
aslects delegates to the convention
II the first meeting Of the club to
he held in October and It is not
known at this time whether the
delegates will be instructed to vote
for any one candidate or not or
whether they will go uninstructed.
The local club is entitled to num-
Der OF delegates owing to the large
membership.
The Officers of the State Fedora
ton at this time are as follows:
Mrs. Woodson T. Wills. president;
Mrs. John B. Jordan, of Wheeling.
vice president; Mrs. c. c. Henktng.
Sot Huntington, recording secretary;
Mrs. J.. G. Barringer of Charleston.
corresponding secretary: Mrs. F. s.
sGlasscock. OF Morgantown. treas
surer; Mrs. Julia Hearns. OF Wheel
fnE. auditor: Mrs. George DeBolt, of
sairmont. general federation state
lsecretsfy: Mrs. John l.. Ruhl, OF
sClarkspurg, general federation d.
rector.
Entertained At Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. George AMOS er..'
tertained at an attractivel" a2'
spointed six O'Clock dinner last
evening at their home on Fair
mont avenue complimentary -
Mrs. "A. o. AMMAN CT Baltimore.
Md, and Mr.. and Mrs. David
Perry at Philadelphia the guests
af Mr., and Mrs. Claly Amos at
their home on Fairmont avenue
and Fifth street. Mrs, Amman Is
the mother of Mrs. Perry the sis
ter, of Mrs. Clay Amos.
y Club to Meet
The Betsy Ross club will meet
Friday evening at gao O'Clock at
the home Of Mrs. Simeon Bright
at Bell Run. Refreshments will be
{seryed for which small sum will
be charged, the money to go into
the treasury to he devoted to the
e. a. r. Organization. This will
! be the regular monthly meeting OF
the organization.
/ Birthday Party
Miss Jane Morgan. the young
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
10. Morgan was hostess last even
ing at her home on Walnut avenue
ia about s45 Of her friends in cele-
I1ration OF the 18th anniversary OF
8l1er birth. The hours were from
$3.50 to nine O'Clock A feature OF
the evening was a marshmallow
roast.
The Missionary society Of the
M. p. Temple will meet at the
home OF the president. Mrs.
George "A. Amos at 412 Fairmont
ayenue tomorrow afternoon at
1880 o'clock. A new study book
for the year will be given out and
Y plans made for its study. All
members are urged to be present.
The annual election Of officers
Will take place.
NJ o FFGtSpuFan
Mrs. l.. N. Yost, Mrs. George
SpeBolt, Mrs. James A. Meredith,
Mrs. Joseph Roster and Mrs. Otis
G5. Wilson, motored today to
Waynesburg, Pa. where they at.
tended the Green county Fedora
3tion Of Women's clubs which Is
in session there.
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Ready for Dinner
All is in readiness for the pro
sRressive dinner which will be
served BY the Ladies aid society
Of the First M. E. church this
evening beginning at five o'clock
and continuing until eight. Every
body Is invited andR one dollar
nays for the@dinner and, transport
station. Refreshments = will be
served at the homes Of H. C.
Drum on the Country Club road
until ten o'clock.
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Legion Luncheon
Previous to the meeting Of the
Presbyterian legion to be held
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