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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-03
Church Notices

First Baptist church: Morning wor-
snip at 1890 with preaching by Rev.
II. r.. Skilln of Patten; Sunday school
at IL NJ; \Junior c. E. Society at 5 p.
M; Senior c. E. Society at 6 p. M;
evening service at with preaching
by Rev. H. l.. Skillin. Ladies' quartet
in the morning, ladies' vested choir in
the evening.
Universalist church, Rev. Milo G.
Folsom: 1880, morning worship;
theme, 1.-THE Demands of Simple JUS
tice," a sermon aimed at the. aims,
purpose and execution of Justice; IL
u Senior Union; leader. Miss Mary
Trafton. Mr.. Gerrish, superintendent
of school. will give talk to the
young people. All people of liberal
ideals or who wish to outgrow the
old ideas are invited to the services.
Advent chapel: Rev. George Rix OF
Auburn will speak at 2.30 and z; mid
week services Thursday evening.
Randolph Methodist Episcopal, A. Fl.
Graham: Morning services at 1890.
evening services at I; morning sermon
topic, ''Virtuous Vision;" evening adj
dress on "Mendacity;" midweek serv-
ices Wednesday evening. Afternoon
service ~,Ssoa at Chelsea cf ise chapel chapel ros
I-angdon Quimby, D.. D.: Regular
Sunday services; morning service and
sermon by the pastor at 1890; Sunday
school at Has.
1cODcSSCt itdil, NEW Mills. SOTn-
munity services at PAS p. M. Speaker,
&. G. Ross of Lewiston. All welcome.
Free Baptist church. Spears Corner,
G. G., kincaid, pastor: Preaching, ]
O'Clock p. NJ; Sabbath school, g
Highland Avenue Methodist Episco-
ipal church, Rev. Charles Howard At
fEins, pastor: 1890, morning worship,
sermon by the pastor, Our Savior's
Last Lesson: 11.45, church school:
$50. Junior League; 7, evening service,
quartet singing, sermon.
Christ church Second Sunday in
Advent: Holy communion. 1880; morn
ing prayer, holy communion, 1890;
evening service omitted.
Free Baptist church. G. G. Kincaid,
pastor: 10 A. M, prayer; 1890, preach
ing. subject, evangelism; Has,
Sabbath school; Young Peoples meet
ing. j. M. preaching. o'clock. Mid
week services: Prayer and praise,
Wednesday evening 7.30: cottage pray
er meeting, Monday evening 73O; Mis-
sion hall service, Sabbath afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-03
Bates COLLEGE

The first issue of the Bates Alum
nus, a magazine devoted to the inter-
ests of the graduates of Bates, has
been published. This publication is
issued quarterly by the Alumni Coun-
Gil of the college. The editorial board
is as follows: John l.. Reede so, Ar
thur L. Purinton IT, Mrs. Ethel Cum
mings Pierce '94, Mrs. Marjorie
Thomas Hammond 80, Harry W.
Rowe IL, managing editor. Aomng
other things the magazine contains
reports Of every phase of the life at
Bates, sport, faculty and club news.
The 1921 commencement is described
and the Oxford Debate covered by an
article by Professor A. Craig Baird.
Glass news, announcements, alumni
association reports. class reunions
and an OPEN forum for criticism and
suggestion and also included in this
excellent publication which Is indeed
worthy OF Bates.
Professor Sawyer passed the
Thanksgiving recess at his home in
Limington. He reports that his moth
er, who has been Ill. is rapidly re-
covering Mrs. Sawyer visited her
people at Sanford during the holi-
days.
Mrs. f. E. Pomeroy and son, Stan
ley passed Thanksgiving with Mrs.
Pomeroy's sister. Mrs. Ira Bickford of
Boston.
Mrs. Harry c. Ostrander. who is to
lecture at the college Friday evening
will be entertained at Rand Hall for
dinner.
President Gray will speak before
the Itinerants Institute, which will be
held in the Methodist church at South
Portland. President Gray is to speak
on Wednesday. Dec. 4.
The next meeting of the local Bates
Alumni Association will be held In
the New Exchange Hotel on Decem-
Der y. A dne banquet will be en-.
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Shower for Miss Arnold

4 miscellaneous shower was given
to Miss Addie Arnold at her home on
Water street, Randolph, Friday eve
ming. in honor of her approaching
marriage to Earl Tenney. Of South
Carolina. Her friends made an I'M
expected call at her home, leaving
many beautiful gifts at her home, lin
en-, china, cut glass and silver. A
delicious lunch was served by the
young lady's mother. Miss Hazel At
kins presided at the punch bowl. as
sisted by Mrs. Ned Bradstrect. Piano
selections by Mrs. Walter Savage Of
Augusta. All the young ladies joined
in singing. All deserted at late
hour, leaving Miss Arnold a sur
prised and pleased young lady.
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BOWDOIN ELEVEN
TO MEET HARVARD
IN SOLO CONTEST

Brunswick, Me-, Dec. 2-Bowdoin
will plan a football game with Har-
ward in the stadium October IA next,
it was announced today after the
Bowdoin management had been as
sured it would not participate in a
double header. Amherst now APP
pears on the Bowdoin schedule after
o one year lapse. The Bowdoin
schedule is filed with exception of
October %. Bowdoin awaits a reply
to her offer to play Bates at Lewis
ton on that date. 1t is hoped to play
Tufts Nov. IS to permit Armistice
Day game at Portland, probably with
Trinity. The schedule follows:
Sept. 30-Amherst at Amherst.
Oct. wesleyan at Middletown.
Oct. 14-Harvard at Cambridge.
Oct. 21-Colby at Waterville.
Oct. Estates at Lewiston {pend-
ing).
Nov. university of Maine at
Brunswick.
Nov. 11-Tufts at Medford.
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LEWISTON BOUTS
RESULT IN DRAWS

Lewiston, Me, Dec. 2.-(SpeciaD. -
Chick" Wills Of Augusta, substitute
ing for * O." LaRue of Berlin, n.
H., fought a good draw last night at
Lewiston with Danny Danforth of
Portland The bout was semi-fnal
preceding the main battle between
"Smiling Kid" Nolan of Lewiston and
silent" Martin Of New York. This
proved one of the scrappiest bouts ever
seen in the Spindle City, and also re-
suited in a draw. Nolan went down
twice in the third, but came back and
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GRAND BALL
FAIR

The four days fair held under the
auspices of the Gardiner Board of
Trade had fitting close Friday eve
ming in a grand ball. Tie fair was
we'll attended and the booths and
schemes did q rushing business in
the early evening before the floor
was cleared for dancing.
When Dave Kelley's popular ag-
gregation of jazz artists started the
ball arollng for the dancers the
crowd seemed to be augmented over
the fore part of the evening and
those who did not trip the light fan
tastic had seats in the balcony from
which to enjoy the music and watch
the dancers.
To say that the fair was a success
is putting it very mildly and the cof-
1ers Of the Board Of Trade are sew
eral thousand dollars the richer
as a result of it. What few pessi-
mists there were in the beginning
and those who lost courage because
the first night attendance was light
are not busy expressing their sur
prise. They had forgotten that what
Gardiner does it does well. Con-
gratulations are due to Pres. Atkins
Of the Board and to the various COM
mittees who have labored so faith
fully to make the affair the grand
success it really was.
The following are the awards:
The Ford Automobile goes to Miss
Margaret Lashow, who had $1061.55.
Miss Gladys Osborne was second
with 1884 to her credit. The auto
Melted the Board a clean $1,000 profit.
Miss Osborne was presented by the
management with 500. The girls
bicycle went to Ruth Hale and the
boys to Benjamin Marley. The
house lot to Ruby T. Fraser of Hal
lowell. Harry Goldberg guessed the
dolls name, which was Ursula, Cam
era, Frank Naimen; box candy, Mrs.
Georgia Clark; sweater, A. Barron;
manicure set. George Curry; laundry
bag, Ruth Baker: box grapefruit, No.
169; doz. can peaches, No. 6; lady's
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purse, No. %: lamp. B. w. jackson;
ham, Edith Strout; IL cans corn,
Blaine Viles; two pounds Of tea,
Alice Day; perfume, Florence Russ;
bag, John Burke; pottery, F. N.
Boston; basket, Mrs. Russ; watch
chain; William White; ton coal. Otis
Staples; case tomatoes, No. a: ton
coal, No. ga; dolls bed, Edna Wood
son; sled, Fred Boston; shoes, Mrs.
II. Seavey; lamp shade. Doris
Wright; gallon varnish, Mrs. Free
man Patten; music roll, G. z. Burns;
candy. Z. Frank Brann; pair skates,
Mrs. Fred n. Boston.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

A very acceptable and useful addi-
ton to the furnishings of Hallowell
High is the new steel lockers, large
and commodious, recently installed
in the basement. These fill a need
for those who use the gymnasium,
and add to the neat appearance of the
lower floor. They are of the latest
type, and have been put in on both
sides. one set for the boys, the other
for the girls.
Another minor, but desirable i'm
provement is the addition of mirrors
to the dressing rooms.
In one of the class rooms moulding
has been put up and the new French
Continued on Page 3-CoI. 81
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The following are the newly elect
ed officers of Pell Clason Camp, Sons
of Veterans; Commander, Augustus
II. Dill; Sen. Vice Conn., Henry Mer-
rill; Junior Vice Com, Charles Tot
man; Pat. Instruct. Walter Morgan;
Sec. 3. L. Merrill; Treas. w. o.
Cobb; Prin. Mus, Earl Hinkley;
Chap, r. w. Hill; Guide, p. F. Shea;
S. B., Thomas Thornton; Guide, Mer-
rill Danforth; Q. S. Chauncey Dill:
Camp Council, f. \. Leighton and
leonard Jackson.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Joseph Hickey has been elected cap
tain of the senior basketball team.
The first meeting of the Student
Council was held Friday afternoon at
cusscd.
The girls will start training for
basketball with Miss Peabody of Bos-
ton University as coach.
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The funeral of the jate Frank H.
Greenleaf VISA held Friday forenoon
at 10 o'clock from his late home No.
2 Bowman street. The service which
was private was conducted by Rev.
G. G. Kincaid. There were a large
number of floral tributes. The bear
ers were w. B. Berry Of Gardiner.
Walter Sanborn Of Augusta, Elra
Dunton of Boothbay and Allen Wake
field Of this city. The interment was
in Maple Grove cemetery, Randolph.
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The Mothers Club will meet Mon
day at 1880 o'clock with Mrs, H. H.
Eldridge. All chairmen and commit
tee members are especially urged to
be present, as well as all other men,
bers. The Christmas work is to be
arranged and good attendance is
necessary.
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ming at o'clock has been the talk of
the city. THE Binding of Satan.
When. Where and How VIII the Devil
be Bound?" Evangelist Maurice r.
Bailey will give a stirring lecture this
next Sunday evening which no one
should miss. All welcome.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-03

The Ladies' Aid of the Highland
avenue M. Z. church will hold their
annual sale on Dec. and 8. 1t will
be Rainbow sale. On Thursday eve
ring Tom Thumb wedding will be
given and an operetta entitled "The
Three Bears" On Friday evening
there will be musical entertain
ment and the two act play entitled
Seeking a Servant"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-03

. On Sunday evening Rev. G. E.
Young will give a stereopticon lee
ture on missionary Triumphs in
Darkest Africa" This lecture will
be illustrated by over so views and
will be given in the chapel at 700.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-03

The lectures at the Grand Army hall
are creating a deeper interest in the
study of the Bible throughout the city.
Many are searching their Bibles to sec
il these things are so. The lecture
that will be given next Sunday eve.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-03

The Hallowell Remnant Store opens
its big toy department today accord
ing to an announcement in the adj.
Low prices prevail.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-03

The Ruth Glass will meet with
Miss Catharine Crockett at 23O this
afternoon; all members are request
cd to be present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-03

Francois Denslowe of North Alb
bington, Mass, who has been visit
ing Gardiner friends, left Friday for
his home.
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HAL-LOWELL

Miss Catherine Crockett is passing
q vacation of two weeks as the guest
Of her parents at 10 Greenville street
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Special discounts are offered at
Quinn's drug store for early buyers.
A glance at the ad. tells the STORY
ADV.
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Samuel Cherenson of Boston was
calling. Friday on friends in Gardi-
ner.
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Special sale at f. Dessler's market
on Saturday from II A. M. to / r. NJ.
and s to 10 p. M. See adv.-Ady.
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Fred Cressey. 20 Depot square.
Harnesses repaired. washed and
oiled. nov29- st
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Mrs. l.. H. Bell of Boston was Wis
itor in the city, Friday.
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foored Martin twice in the 10th and
once in the 18th. Both fighters re-
uuircd attention between bouts.
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NATIONAL HOME.

Chaplain Frank. l.. Phalen will
speak on Sunday morning in the
chapel on the story of Jacobs dream
His topic vii lbe Dreams. New and
DID, ~AS
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The Freshman Juniors game while
not SO closely contested as the sue
ceedlng contest was an excellent
game. The Freshmen won by their
superior passing abhty which kept
the game in the opponents territory.
FOR the Juniors Hathaway led while
kenney, Perkins and Burrill plavod
eXeeilently for the Fresh. The sum-
mary:
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S. D. Monaghan and John w. Burke
were business visitors in Augusta,
Friday.
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Dance knights Of Columbus Hall,
Saturday night, December 3rd.
dAr9dot
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Dance French's Corner. Dec. 3.
dec3d1ts
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y Howard w. Eastman has had a new
telephone installed. The number is
22S-R.
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Score: Freshmen 20. Juniors 8.
Ratcfee. Gormlcy. Scorer, Turrfer.
Timer McKenney. Time, . 12-minute
periods.
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Santa is here again" Visit Lud-
wig and Harlow's store and see IL
you do not see abundant evidence of
his presence-consult their ad.-Adv.
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Mrs. Harry z. Emmons of Bruns-
wick was the guest Of Gardiner rela-
tives, Friday.
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Goals Goals Points
E1pnr FOULS
SOPHOMORES
Totals

Score: Sophomores Is, Seniors Is.
Referee, Smith. Scorer, Refs. Timer,
Mckenney. Time . 12-minute peri
DDS.
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Mail Orders filled as long as the
lots last. Please include postage
and insurance. The stock is 50
large that we cannot put it all
out at once. We have serge
dresses in this stock that we will
sell for $9.e8. U. & X. wholesale
price $500. We also have jersey
dresses in this stock that we will
sell for $5.98. v. & X. wholesale
price $3.50.
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Hallowen Remnant Sto
The Underprice Store

Lot 41-81-90 Pequot Sheet.
Price has been $3.50,
Sale price s1.ss
Lot 42-AII linen Crash, Stevens,
bleached and unbIeached and
different widths. Regular prics
39c and 45c yd. Sale price 19c Nd.
Lot 43-PoIIy Prim Apron,
trimmed with rick rack. Mad.
to retail for 79c, Sale price 3se
Lot A-BuneaIow Aprons, som.
with elastic belt, some loose belt
all new goodo and perfect. REQ.
ular price $3.50, Sale price Soc
Lot 45-36 in. PercaIes in blue.
grey and light shades. All bes.
qualities, Sale price 15c
Lot 1876 in. Shirtines. heavy
weight pereales. Regular price
Csc, Sale price 1se
The Washington herald., 1921-06-06
LOTS FOR SALE.
Civ and Suburban

500 DOWN. SO MONTH FOR FINE LOT
in Vina Park. Woodbridge. n. C.; near
ears & school; less than lJc ft. FRANK
". COWARD. owner, Newton smear 37th st.,
Mount Rainier. Nd. Phone Hyatts. 40J-J.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-06
BUSINESS PROPERTIES

YOU ST.. SR. 1sTH-Business property,
lrg store. a.m.i.. good locs tion. 2,0O6.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-06

model house into s rms. / b: dwE q
storeroom. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, 1907
y. Y. ave Main 1885. s45
The Washington herald., 1921-06-06
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


Unfurnished
BIND CHEVY CHAsE), 0 RMS. R:
new house: porches; gar. s13s per mo,
LOUIS 2. SHOEMAKER. 1907 N. Y. ave.
Main 1i66. sSs
18Th ST., Mr.. O ST. n W. srd door bee 1.
ed plenty Of light. Rent, SO 90. DAVID
2. BARRY. 1907 H st. NV.
BILTMORE ST. 10 rms, %, a.I.I. S20O.
Northwest Realty Co.. 18th q Col ri. nw.
Col <s7f.
21sT ST. Il rms, 30, ana. $500,
Northwest Realty Co.. 18th 4 Col I'd. nv.
Col. fs74.
10TH ST. rms q b., fur. 4 gas. si6S.
vii! ease. Northwest Realty Co.. isth
D Col. rd. nv. Col 4s74.
CONN. AVE. II rms. 3d.. AMI. Sai6
upfur. $s5o fur. Northwest Realty Co.
18th 4 Col. I'd. NV. Col. 4s7j.
HILLYER PL m. SWISS LEGATION q
rms. 2b.. a.mi- sisJ Northwest Realty
HARRISON ST.. CHEVY CHASE. rnS.
4 b, a.m.t. s2io. Northwest Realty Co..
18th 4 Col. rd. nv. Col 4s74.
o ST. Mr. DUPONT CIR. rms, Z b.,
ami. si75. Northwest Realty Co.. fsti
Col. I'd. NV. Col ASIA.
LURAY PL. 6 rms. fur. . eiec. 500 Der
mo. Northwest Realty Co.. 18th q Col
I'd, NV. Col. 4s74.
18TH ST NR DUPONT CIR. is rms., ~.
s,mI. $50. Northwest Realty Co.. isti
& Col. rd. NV. Col. asia.
18TH ST. NV, extended. Nod. 10 rns., )
b.. ige. q bean. Grnds.. gar. i'm pos. ei15.
Louis p. Shoemaker, rf07 n. Z. ave. y. 11ee.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-06

Nh. 4TH sT.-store with Oats above. gar.
for 4 cars, price reasonable, tsrms.
o. Belo6, el5 18th OF. NV
The Washington herald., 1921-06-06
FARMS-FOr Rent.

WANTED TO RENT FARM IN MARY
land; near Washington. A. P. LEvE-
ROME. 432 81. NV 2os
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20

caterer. The large yerandas Of the
home were enelosed With white can.
MS aud nm elaborate decorative
scheme the work Of q wheeling
florist was carried out By the ldys
EIAll use Of snap dragons, roses.
ferns and lapsml When the bride
threw her bouquet It was caught
by Miss Laura Burt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jochem came TO
this city by automobile and left on
the 1928 train for Pittsburgh en-.
route to the Pacific coast where
they will spend their honeymoon
after which they will take up their
residence in Peoria, III.
The bride Is the only daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Prichard and is a
charming and cultured young won,
an being descended from two Of the
prominent pioneer families Of this
state. Her paternal grandfather
was the late Captain A. N. Prich.
ard, a Civil war veteran, and her
maternal grandfather was the late
Rev. W. B. Conway, Of Manning.
ton. She was graduated from the
High school at Warrington and la.
ter from the ogontz school at Phil.
adelphia and also took a course in
music at Mt. Vernon seminary at
Washington. She has been a pop
ular member Of the society set Of
Warrington and Fairmont. Her
father Ia one OF the substantial
citizens Of the county being en-.
gagged extensively in the coal and
oil business.
Mr.. Jochem is a prominent attor.
ney Of Peoria, and Is graduate
OF the University OF Michigan at
Ann Arbor and Is engaged in the
practice OF his profession at Peoria.
Among the guests from a distance
at the marriage were:
Mrs. Rosina Jochem, OF Peoria,
mother Of the groom: his sister,
Mrs. Charles Straesser, and aunt,
Mrs. C|.J. on, OF Peoria: Mfr. and
Mrs. E. G. Boil, OF Roaring Springs,
Pa; Mrs. Malcolm Poole and Miss
Margaret Conway, cousins OF the
bride. the former OF Carbonate.
ILL.,, and the latter OF Peoria: John
u, wetherill and Miss Kathleen
Wetherill. OF Chester. Pa; Mrs.
il. B. Taught, OF Buckhannon. w.
Va: DR.. and Mrs. H. D. Clark, OF
Buckhannon: Miss Wetherill, Ches.
ter, Pa: Mrs. Charles Ingersoll,
Cleveland; Mrs. H. F. Carr. lnde.
pendence. Kansas.
Fairmonters present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Hardesty, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. f. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Porter Holland. Sweeney Fleming,
Mrs. Della Shinn, Miss Eva Odell
Fletcher, Chester Shinn, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Clark, Jr.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20
Returned Here

Miss Caroline Sumpter, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Sumpter. who
last week was graduated from the
Pennsylvania college for women at
Pittsburgh. has returned to hei
home in this city. Miss Sumpler
received high honors, having TAX
en- an A. B. degree in spoken Eng
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20

Mastcf Kenneth Summers was
the honor guest al pretty surprise
party u the homo OF his parents
Mr. And Mrs. ]. E. Summers OF Wor
thiueton on Saturday evening. The
living room was prettily decorated
In pink and white roses and the col
Dr. scheme was carried ont In the
fefreshments. Juvenile games were
played during the evening. Those
present we're Ethel. Eleanor and
Jeannette Davis, Alice and Ruth
Hay, Maxine Oak. Pauline and Lucll
Martin; Virginia Bryan Maxine Bar
be Marguerite McIntire. Lillian
Richards, Gertrude, Lucille and MlA
drel Watson, Lowell Oaks. Ray
Smith, Ralph Thorn. James ana
John Ball, Talbot Mcdonald, jack
Mcdonald, Raymond and Gilbert
Mason; Stanley Wood, Raip Gwynu
Mrs Jessie Wood. Mrs. W. L. Gwyn
Mrs. Essie Watson, Mrs. Z. F. Hail
md Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Summers.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20
n NV Meadinn Mach

Mra D 3. Church left this morn
lrg for Cambridge, Ohio. whore she
VIA attend the marriage Of Miss
Mildred Bone Of that city and Cliff
tord McNutt OF C::=ysvilIe. Pa,
ahlch viii take place at high noon
Wednesday at the Methodist Pro
nt church. Mrs. Church will
the wedding march and also a
am OF music preceding the
fiage She will return here the
er part OF the week. The mar
Will be a brilliant event in
nbridge.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20
For Groom.

Robin A. Hood was host at din.
ner party at The Falrmont hotel
on Saturday evening complimentary
10 Robert Tonry whose marriage To
Miss Angela Hart will be an event
Of Wednesday. Covers were laid
for sixteen. Mr.. Hood will attend
Mr.. Tonry as best man at his mar.
riage.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20
Had Proaresslve Dinner

The I'VE Are Seven" club gave
delightful progressive dinner party
on Friday evening which was quite
unique and enjoyable. The first
course was served at the home Of
Miss Beatrice 0sgood the second
nj the home OF Miss Sarah Knight,
the third at the home Of Miss Hell
en- Hite and the fourth at the home
OF Miss Martha Dickerson. Other
members Of the club are Miss Kath-
crime Brett, Charlotte Russell. vir-
ginia Peddicord. Guests of the club
on this occasion were Miss Mary
10 Roster, Miss Sarah Lyon and
Miss Carolyn Mapel the latter the
guest Of Mrs. Bert S. Leopold.
Additional Society of Page Four.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-20

j Nj. and Mrs. E. L. For aeY have
rs their guests at the Fairmont
Country club the latter's parents.
NJ and Mrs. E C. Beatty Of Moore
Held W. Va,