The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-09
Entertained at Dinner.

Win Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Coma,
way, whose marriage was an event
Of Saturday evening, as the honor
guests Nj. and Mrs. Oscar r. Con.
away entertained with a PRETTY
appointed dinner party last eve.
ming at their home at 1877 High
street. Agcolor scheme Of pink and
white was prettily carried out with
q basket OF sweet peas centering
the table, while miniature kewpies
markedSe each place. Mrs. Conaway
was before her marriage Miss Ar
line Ely, Of Barrackyille. Covers
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Gonaway, Miss Pearl Williamson.
Raymond Salvatti, Miss Leila vii.
y iiafnsons Roy Davis, Beulah Lowe.
Joseph Conway and the host and
Tag Day.
Plans will be made for a "Tag
Day. observance at the meeting Of
the w, e. r.. Z. to be held tomor;
row &C $3.50 O'clock at the Baptist
church It is proposed to hold "Tag
nay on Saturday, May Il. All
members are urged to be present
at the meeting tomorrow.
. sS
Married Yesterday.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage OF Dr.. L. D. Norris,
prominent physician Of this city,
and Miss Adelaire Huebner, OF La
Crosse, wis, which was solemnlzed
Sunday morning at $3.50 o'clock at
the residence OF the officiating
minister, the Rev. II. g. stoetzer,
ON First street. Several intimate
friends witnessed the ceremony.
Or. and Mrs. Norris left immedi-
ately for New York city on a ten
days, automobile trip, after which
they will return to this city to re;
side. Miss Huebner has been 10;
Gated In Grafton for some time.
having been in charge OF. the Graf
ton hospital. It was while here on
q visit a few weeks ago that the
friendship began which terminated
In their marriage yesterday. She
Is d cultured and accomplished
young woman. Dr.. Norris who is
q native ofsBaltimore, and has been
located here in the practice Of his
profession for several years. He
has been quite successful here and
has numerous friends who will join
in congratulations and best wishes.
To Formally Open
The Fairmont Country club will
be formally opened next Saturday
and with the opening a round OF
social festivities to be held there
win beginsand continue through the
entire season. The club has been
open for a week and many Of tina
members have visited the house,and
partaken OF splendidly prepared
meaissunder the efficient direction
Oh Miss Blanche Colborn. on next
Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock a
tea will be served in charge'of the
ladies OF the club and in the even.
ing dinner will be served to be fol,
lowed BY a .danceI II weather con.
ditions permit outdoor sports will
also engage the attention OF the
members The golf course has beer
gone over and put In excellent
shapeNand tennis will also be a
sogue9of the season.
To Dance 3
The Appollo club has completed
arrangements for q dance to be held
q the Masonic Temple on Tuesday
evening. The AlltStar Six orchestra
Of Altoona, Pa. will furnish the mu'
sic for the dancers. Five hundred
Invitations have been issued and
dancing viii begin; at s and continue
dtfl1 10. The committee in charge Il
composed OF Perry E. Fennell
\ James Barrett, Max Elliott, Qulnc!
cieyengar and Herbert Hutson.
To Have Concert
ArtistsSfrom the University schoo
81 Music will be featured in a con
cert to- be given by the music depar
mentofsthe High school Of the Easf
side onETuasday evening. The con;
cert wfIlt be; gfyensby male quartz
, assistedsbyiMrs Edna eyman Nor
~. c~ontralto: Miss Aiema Bunce
sopranof and Miss Freda Lindenood
aeccmpanjst The personnelsotitht
quartet IS Robert Holman Edga,
Barrett, Frederick Schroeder and
HAAL - 49,