The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30

greens, large Christmas trees pref
tiiy decorated having been placed
about the hall. Good music was
furnished By Macks orchestra. Dur
ing the evening delicious punch
was served.
Par MARI Dance.
Approximately three hundred
we're present last evening at the
holiday dance given by the Par Mar
club at the Masonic Temple.
Christmas green's were used With
pretty effect about the assembly
room and splendid music was rem
dered by the Nelson Maple orcbes-
ira. The dance was among the
most delightful and successful yet
given by the Par Mar club.
Z To Now Residence
City Director W. z. Arnett ana
Mrs. Arnctt. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Lecper will move soon from
Pennsylvania avenue to a proper
ty on Spring street which was pur-
chased by the former from W. D.
Evans. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans have
moved to CASTOR avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnett and Mr.. and Mrs. Leep-
or will reside there until a new
property they will erect in Loop
park is completed. Mr.. and Mrs.
y. ". Peppers and daughter Miss
Mary Frances who had been the
guests OF Mr.. ard Mrs. Arnett have
returned to their homo in ParlSers-
burg. Mr.. and Mrs. Nyron Mohier
who were also guests there from
Philadelphia have gone to heyser
to visit with relatives for 4 short
time before returning home
EIks To Dance
Tho Fairmont Lodge B. p. O..
Elias will give their holiday dance
on next Tuesday evening at their
hall on Main street with the cele-
hrated Mills orchestra from Gum
berland, Md, to furnish the music.
This orchestra played for a dance
OF the EllIs once before and nla.dt
quito a hit and their return en-
fragment is anticipated with pleas
lure by the EIss and their Indies.
Invitations for the dance were is
sued last evening and the affair
promises to be among the most en-
joSab!e OF the Christmas season.
The dance committee composed OF
iMeSsrs. Robb, Statler and Boston
have charge OF tho arrangements.
At Sonnencnoft
A program devoted entirely to
music OF the Christmas tide was
presented last evening by tho mu-
sic department OF the Woman's
cf1b. the event marking 4 regular
department meeting OF this organ
ization. 1t was held at Sonnen-
croft, the beautiful suburban home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Hutchinson
and was largely attended by NOM
bers and their friends. While con-
Siderable change in the program as
announced was neccssitated by the
illness of Mrs. Bruce Bailey and
Mrs. Oliver Wood who were 20
have sung a group OF songs each
ana a duct number, eleventh ho1l
substitutes in the person OF Mrs,
G. W. Waddell, Miss Jean Billings
lea and Miss Pauline Reed wers
most acceptable and the program
was a most delightful one. II was
oPeneu WIKI paper oS WITS sum
mel II. DIemcr telling of the origin
and history Of Christmas music and
citations of some of the best know n
and most interesting selections, her
subject being Christmas Music IN
Many Lands. The selections Oh
ususio which followed were all Sc
lected from the musical stores Of
various nations. Miss Lucille Hon.
~ followed the reading with n
plano number from Bernard, We
mite Adoramus," 6ldlh4ly rend-
cred Miss Henry was also j piano
neoumpanfst as vas Miss Kath-
sRFJn Moore. A group OF four songs
three of which were from French
composers, both now and old, were
rendered by Jack Abbott, baritone,
which were most excellent mum
hers. His program included an
American number, 20. Little Town.
Of Bethlehem" by Bullard Gounod's
fungus Nazareth" sweet Christ
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