The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-22

Miss Susan Annette has returned
from a visit OF several weeks IN
Philadelphia and other eastern
oiuts. In Philadelphia she visit:
ga Mrs. John NJ. Wolfe, formerly o.
this city.
To Have Kitchen Shower.
The women of the BarrackVtl's
IHSptist church will hold. a kitchen
|LSH6wer tomorrow afternoon III tnG
pclal rooms Of the new chuEch
Rom three TO five O'Clock. The puo-
Life is invited. On Friday evening
96tom five to eight o'clock a chicken
,4supper will be served and the puo.
lie is invited to this also. quite Il
number Of parties from this CITY
viii motor there for the dinner.
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To Have Exchange.
II The Missionary society OF the NJ.
IN Temple will hold an exchange on
"Wednesday at ten o'clock on tho
porch OF the church in Monroe
aeet. Pies, cakes, bread and 9th
81 good things will be for sale.
Delightful Affair.
The employees OF the Fairmont
Printing company and the west
.Virginian held a delightful dance
last evening in the Recreation
,snPoms in the building on the CorneT
ESk Main and Quincy streets. This
twas the regular monthly dance and
was attended by about fifteen
couples. These dances arc held
once q month and are looked for
ward to eagerly by the employees of
the two companies. Excellent mu-
sic was furnished by IN Edison ma
chine which had been furnished
through the courtesy Of tho Ross
Frniture company. A feature OF
the evening was a feature dance by
Mrs. Staunton, Of the dancing acad-
envy. During the evening delicious
Rfreshments were served.
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Married Yesterday.
Ehe marriage OF Miss Lettt'a
IAN, Of Huntington, and Hervey
Martin, OF this city, was solemnized
early yesterday morning at Man
nington, the Rev. Father Kluser,
rector Of the Catholic church ut
aMannington, officiating. Immedi-
I Aely following the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Martin left for Pittsburgh
where they will spend their honey
moon and upon their return will
take up their residence in Field
street. Mr.. Martin is an employe
OF the Fairmont postoftice and his
3bride has been employed as money
order clerk in tie same office. Both
saEe popular young people OF this
CT and Warrington. Their en-
gagement wa announced recently
when Mrs. Inez Manloy Amos and
MRS. Jack Abbott entertained in
their honor at the home OF the lat
The wedding was quietly SOL
4etnnized.
Coming Homo.
Miss Ruth Evans, who is o stu
isdent at u Cleveland, Ohio. school.
will arrive home this evening to
sspend the Thanksgiving recess with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. r.
u vans, in Walnut avenue.
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EIls to DDance
Much interest centers IN the
Thanksgiving dance to be given by
the Elks In their rooms on Main
Street on Wednesday evening OF
this week. Westons Banjo Orches-
ira will Furnish the music for the
dancing and the affair promises to
Sha one Of the most enjoyable Of
sac season. The committee in
.cbarge is composed of Messrs.
Charles c. Robb, Clarence r. Stat
LET and L. D. Boston.
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m Returned From East
9Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Clark
and children, Miss Mary Nan and
Master Harry, Jr., have returned
from a visit OF several weeks at
New York, Philadelphia. BaltI-
more and Atlantic City. They are
now at their suburban home,
|Reacedale Farms.
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From New York
hfr. and Mrs. John Guy Prich-
ard returned Sunday from a two
weeks visit to Eastern points, In
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