The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-10
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"a the ktTst ID. y
Moron f16iri row evening OF SOPHIE
8eTopoI itan Grand opera
~ Il one Of the foremost CON
ffSifu9 on tie American stage %.
40 appears here in concert
&c direction of the MUSIC
den6f mont Of the Womah,s CLUB
have sold rapidly Tor TINS
SsIeeff aud for the three number
ssrie6! me other two Of which are
IA Zo9 liner string quartet ana
F3hida Lashanska, soprano, It ID
II6i5Elif that the church Will Dc
Tsjsed To- capacity on TUESDAY
evening as the advance sale OF
m has been unusually large. It
4 h al 6n.{ that Fairmonters are Civ.
er the opp rtuntty q nearing as
home; q singer Of the calloFe OF
Sophie Braslau and the other mum.
re or the series are OF the same
I rank. The following is the pro-
Aria: "Che faro sensa Eurid'
4ee, from orfeo ct Euridlce."-
IS fFiuridonbo-Handel.
a Natures Alteration Beeth'
80 II.
Il x yocalise fSong without words,
.thes cry Of Russia Rae Cinnamon.
On the DneIpr Moussorgsky.
4 IA Giromett a-Sihella.
d. Ell, ELI Csung in Hebrew)-
schalitt.
4. The Faltering Dusk-KTamer,
.. Don't Come In, Sir, Please
3. Just i Little House of Love
d. Jasmine Door-SeoU.
a Conservation Nancy.
5. Greatest Miracle OF ALL
.. Rest-Forsyth.
d. Robin Woman's Song Sna-
neWis-C adman.
Mrs. Ethel Cave Cole at the piano.
Rrown-Martln.
Carl Brown and Miss Ora Mar
lin. both OF Warrington, were uni
tea in marriage Saturday evening
ID seven o'clock at the residence OF
the officiating minister, the Rev.
M i. Eddy on Walnut avenue.
I, They viii reside in Warrington.
Bridge Tonight.
Tbesweekly bridge tournament OF
the Fairmont Country club VIII be
held this evening at the club house
beginning at eight O'Clock
To Meet.
The Home Missionary society Of
the NJ. p, Temple will meet this
eyening at the home OF Mrs. w r.
gobun, on Boydston street.
Class, Meets.
The NJ. Black class OF the
.Tresbyterian5 Sunday school will
meet this evening for It's regular
r1onthly session at the church par
Elors. Supper will be served at $3.50
and "a business session will follow.
10, D. c.'S TO Meet.
The Robert q. Lee chapter OF the
United Daughters Of the Conted'
,eFacys will meet Tuesday afternoon
I'll two o'clock at the home Of the
new president, Mrs. Allen F. Rus
sen, at her home at f2T Mt. Vernon
avenue.
Returned Home
z N6rs. ii f. Hartley and Mrs. W.
Conway returned yesterday
from HIM ington and Charleston
where they had spent the week:
They attended the convention OF
the West Virginia Daughters OF tn"
american Revolution in Hunting
ton! Mrs Conway having beer
fSonored by being made vice state
regent of the Organization. The!
Eeres delight fully. entertained while
fnsHuntington and were guests for
dinner of Mr.. and Mrs. C. G.
5morfit formerly Of this city. In
Charleston they visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Burke Koontz.
DelIshtfu1 Party
On Friday evening OF october q,
INF and Mrs Irvan Hixenbaugh OF
sFarmington celebrated the third
Anniversary OF their marriage a.
their home In the Lynch flats. A
yery delightful evening was spent
/. "a playing games and different
amusements. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. F.. Carpenter and
daughter, Gene, Fairmont; Mr.. and
Mrs, b. Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs.
sank Bish, Huerta Bish, Clifford
IN &sAgnas Bish, Nh and Mrs.
Gay Cunningham, Miss Florence
Ha1nilton, Pearl Slaves, Margur-
ftes Winnie, Martha Winnie, Anna
Afcxehc Celia German, Cleo Camp
he'll, Nathaniel Paxton, Percy Ned
die. N6ttie Cutlip, Clarence Hum.
mel, rommie Winnie John Whin-
ne, Harry Tough, Lloyd Hupp, Rex
Ford, Fay Cunningham, Robert
Lynch, Charles COPYRIGHT, Alex
Brooks Alex McManria, Ray Rex,
Guy, wolfe. After a dainty lunch
81 s served they all departed wish
Ing that they an may celebrate the
4 Golden anniversary OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Hi1enbaugh.
). Entertained
Mr.. aud Mrs. Furman Freeland
recently returned from Texas
al ertained a number. of friends in
formally at their home near Pine
s Grove on Friday evening. Games
a1d music were the principal fea-
tares Of the evening. Mr.. Tommy
Bboift tiet and Mr.. Claude Crandall
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