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HUNTINGTON

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. Oct 1.-THE
social clubs of this city. IL planning a
Der /.
James A. Hughes. Of upper Fifth avenue.
entertained at dinner q number Of friends.
who attended the convention Of the Dis
ciples of Christ
Mrs. Warner Jones and Mrs. Edward
White, of Glen White. w. Va. were the
honor guests at . bridge party at the
home Of Mrs. Selden McNeer.
Miss Caro- Louise Burlington. who is to
be married to Charles Porter, Of Detroit,
Mich, the latter part Of this month has
Just returned from q visit to Miss Kath
crime Stewart, OF Charleston.
Mrs. M. N. Offut. of Fifth avenue, en-
tertained at tho Farr Hotel In honor of
her guest. Mrs. HARRISON, of Los Angeles.
Colonel George 8. Wallace ssys an in
teresting speech before the Charleston
view of Political History. Federal and
State"
Miss Gladys Mccormick and Mrs. Ger
mer Lawson were hostesses at tn cir South
Side home. honorins Miss Caro- Louise
Burlington. who will be married to
Charles Porter the latter part of October.
Miss Clara Smith and Miss Margaret
Lowe, two popular members of the young
er set, will give q dance at the West Side
Country Club Thursday. October 81.
The A. b. c. Club met at the homo of
Miss Virginia Baker, of upper Fifth ave-
nue.. Bridge was played. after which a
dainty lunch course was served.
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CRlSFlELD

CRIsFIELD, Md, Oct 1b.-Lsban
salts has left for Baltimore whore he will
attend Johns Hopkins College In the en-
gineering department.
Mrs Pearl Hoffman OF Rhodes Point
was a visitor to Crisfield during the past
week.
Mrs Mildred Horsey wilkins, OF Smith :
field, Va. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r.. Horsey. at their home on
Main street
Mr. r. w. Smith left for Baltimore,
Washington and Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mr. David Saltz sccoppa nled
by their daughter, Eva, spent several days
in Baltimore for the Jewish Holidays.
oeorse n. Hollowell left for Baltimore
TO accept a position with the Baltimore
and ohio railroad office force.
Grand Chancellor Commander Brice w.
johnson, of Cambridge, visited Annames-
SEX Lodge No. s2, knights OF Pythias, on
wednesday evening of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. Tawes have returned
from a visit to Baltimore.
Cant, Andrew Nelson Of Tampa, Fla.
and william u. McCready, OF Annapolis
spent the past week in Crisfield.
Mrs n r. somers Mrs. X. r, Whiting
ton. Mrs. :. r. Somers and Miss Beaulah
Laird representing the w g. 7. u, Of
Crisfield, spent a week In Westminster
Md. in attendance on the State oonven-
ton
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FROSTBURG

Of her eiEhtssnth Sirthd.y, Miss Ellen
Rafferty,. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
soms Eeih.ra '.iss ~ssn q sh,r,s rs' Of a.nz hey
friends called. Those present were, Misses
Florence Miner. Mildred Hopkin. Leon.
Rafferty,. Viola T.ccino. Anna Jack. cathe-
rine Rafferty,. Edith Jasbinsex. Margaret
Rafferty,. Eli1absth Rooney. Cobsy Folk.
Griffsn connor Levi. Miner nss. nsrSsst
Mayer. George Miner. william Gallagher,
Charles Joseph. John Stanley and Herbert
Amer.
Mr.. and Mra. oeorgs Rhine ss.s .
Mi.s Myrtle Rhine. Those present vsr.i
Bessie shuok. Ruth Fran. Viva Rhine,
Myrtle Rhine. Leonard Donaldson. Edward
Hare. Richard Gram, William Watson,
Mcfarland
The students and faculty Of the yrsst-
Sprs stsss so Normal ma, opened their fsstivitis.
an old-fashioned barn dance in honor Of
the juniora Ninsty-fivs students were
present
The wedding Of Michael Clement Rsean
and Miss Leona Wolfe was solern nised at
st Miohsefs Catholic Church Tuesday
msinns .,s: sa: s:' q, sdysSd p.sr n,iS
groom The attendants were Miss Honors
%nSsr Syn,Ss es,desTaid s. and Joseph Rss.n
The bride the attractive daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Philip Wolfe. centsnniai street.
has been an operator at the local tsisphone
and Mra Michael Reg.n, Of NJ. savasa
After . Wedding breakfast At the home
ton. D. @
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WEST POINT

WEST POINT, Va. Oct. 15.-Mrs. R.
A. Harris. formerly of West Point. now
OF Jacksonville, Fla. spent a week with
her sister. Mrs J. L. Bland, here en-
route from her camp near Junaluska, in
North Carolina where she entertained
about fifty young girls.
Mrs. ]. L. Bland entertained in honor
OF Mrs. r. A. Harris. at auction bridge
on Tuesday.
Mrs. j. w. Courtney and Mrs. r. w.
Jones entertained about sixteen guests
in honor OF Mrs. E. w. Billings. who Is
to leave soon for her new home in Rich
mond.
First Baptist Church will preach his
farewell sermon tomorrow. He will 20 to
Oakwood Avenue Baptist Church. Rich :
mond. He has been pastor in West Point
for nearly eight years.
A. X. Ateyah, and his mother and sis
ter who have recently come to this coun-
try from Beireut. Syria. after spending
the summer with their sons in West Point,
have left for Florence S. c., to make
their home.
Mrs. Charles @. Blaker. of Ashland. Va.
visited West Point and reorganized the
chapter of the United Daughters Of the
elected: Pre.idens, Mrs +. a. Perry: s
vice president, Mrs. A. F. Hargrave; ;
recording secretary. Mrs. ]. s. Morris: L:
corresponding secretary, Mrs. p. B.
Hughes; treasurer. Mrs. Z. c. Veazey;
registrar. Miss Lucille Bland historian,
Mrs. George Field, Mrs. A. r. Hargrave
and Miss Lucille Bland attended the U.
ID. c. convention at the jefferson Hotel
in Richmond this week as delegates.
T. J. McGeorge attended the opening
OF Lee Camp Memorial Hall at Battle
Abbey in Richmond
Vernon Hawkins. of Windsor, N. Y,
visited In the home of s. II. Gault.
cordially welcomed at Trinity Union
Chapel on their arrival from Florida.
They made their honeymoon trip by auto
mobile, and were accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Foley. Mr.. Foley was a class
mate of Mr.. Fraser at the Union Theo-
logical Seminary, Richmond.
The first rec ular meeting of tho
Olsson, hostess. assisted by Mrs Crosby
Thompson and Mrs. J. X. Ekberg The
subject of study for the year Is "Our
Heritage"
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Morris and little
daughter, Rebecca Jean, are visiting Mr.
Morris' parents in Maryland.
Mrs. j. NJ Claytor has been called TO
Gloucester by the illness of her aunt.
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FREDERICK

FREDER1CK, Nd. Dot 1s.-Ar. and
Mrs William A. Markell, Charleston. w,
Va. formerly of Frederick, are guests of
c. e. Markell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eniss Michael DAYTON.
Ohio, have been guests of Mra- Amanda
Summers.
John T. stoner is spending the winter
In Florida.
Miss Katherine Fiory II spending the
winter In Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Moysr. son and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. C. T.. Coley and J.
C, Reese, Baltimore have been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Meyer.
Miss Eta whitmore. Baltimore. has re-
turned.
Mrs. W. G. Flautt. of Norfolk. Va. is
spending some time with relatives here.
Miss Thelms Nixdorff. Rockwell Ter
race, has left for Forest Glen, to resume
her studies at the National Park Seminary.
Mrs Carroll Pierce, Alesandris, Va, has
been the guest OF her sister, Mrs. q. w.
Bowers.
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CULPEPER

CULPEPER. Va. Oct. Is.-John Hoits-
man has gone to Baltimore for the winter
Mrs. Lewis Machen and little son were
recent guests OF the Rev. DR.. j. K Ham,
mond at the rectory.
Mrs. g. Russell Smith has returned from
= visit to her daughters. Mrs. whitehorn,
Of New York, and Mrs. Talisferro, OF
Niagara Falls
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Mothers Club was held in the high school
building Thursday afternoon.
Miss Agnes weakley has returned after
an extended visit to friends in Missouri
and Illinois.
Miss Maud Wagner Is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. John Porter, of Charlottesville.
Henry strother has been appointed
assistant principal OF the Remington High
School.
Midshipman Paul seiGreist has returned
to Annapolis after a visit to friends in
Culpeper. He has recently returned from
q cruise In foreign countries
last week with friends in Washington and
Livingston Heights, Va.
Miss Susie Mason, a recent guest OF Mrs.
n. .. Coates. has returned to Warrington.
During the convaiecence OF Miss Helen
King. who was severely injured in an
auto accident. Mrs w, A. Coleman is fill
ing her place as teacher in the Mitchell
High School.
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BELLEPoiNT

BELLEPOnST. W. Va. Oct lS.-Mr.
and Mrs.. Glide Carpsr and two daughterA
Evelyn and Pauline. of Charleston. visited
+ J. Carpsr and family.
Mr.. and NrA George wlssman visited
At Mt Zion
NrA Roas 0r1mmstts. of Eiknobs.
Monroe county. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Green
Williams .-... .-.- ID ...,
Harold BuTks. Of KAnavha Falls. visited
his parents. Mr.. and Nra z b. Burks.
HAis d. NorriA Of oauisy Bridge. visited
his aunt. Mrs.. J. n. Miller.
Carl Allen. Of Wolf Greek. visited NJ.
and Mra wlssmAn and attended the fair.
n q. sAd C. G. Nioois. eR HsitywosA.
who havs been visiting Mr.. and Ma
Hoks and family. havs returned hems-
Ma n q Man has returned homo sfsss
an extended visit In Ohie.
NrA Kats HeesS. Of Les Angeles. Mn
here for Huntington.
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FAIRMONT

FAIRMoNT. w. Va, Oct 16-Mrs.
Edwin Forrest Hartley and Mrs. waitman
II. Conway have returned from Hunting
ton where they attended the state con-
ference OF the West Virginia Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolution.
They spent few days In Charleston be-
fore returning from the meeting.
Prof and Mrs. J. II. Cor, OF Morgan
town, we're the weekend guests OF Prof.
and Mrs Otis q. Wilson.
over 400 members attended the opening
meeting Of the Fairmont womens Club.
Mrs L. N. Yost. president OF the club.
conducted the meeting.
Mrs Frank Gruse. OF clinton. w. Va,
is visiting with friends In this city.
Miss Ethel Jane Reed left this week for
Los Angeles, Cal. where she will visit for
some weeks with her sister.
Among the younger set attending the
Pittsburgh West Virginia football game In
Pittsburgh were the Misses Susan Arnett.
Martha and Francis Raymond snd Pauline
Jsmison-
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CATHOLIC CLUB
PLANS GAYETIES
ORWHEEL|NG
viii Sponsor Some Of tho Most
Notable Social Events OF
Winter Season.

WHEELING. w. Va. Oct. i5.--Ths
Catholic women's league will sponsor
some Of the most notable and en-.
joyable functions oil the winter
season. their program to open with
a series of card parties for the week
beginning Monday. Mrs. Thomas A
Beattis II chairman Of the social oom-
mittes. which was appointed last
night at an enthusiastic meeting held
at the league on Chapline street.
While the program was tentatively
outlined. nothing was definitely de-
cided upon but tho card parties. but
the girls are planning informal and
formal dances. q masquerade hall,
a dinner DANCE and other interesting
functions that will hold a prominent
place In the festivities of the winter.
The league home on Chapline street
will be the scene of some OF the
affairs, while dances and large func-
tons will take place at the Carroll
Club.
The Catholic Women's League OF
West Virginia, while one of the old
est organizations In the city. has not
| taken an active interest in any social
activities for several years. How
| ever. since the opening of the lunch
| room one year ago the girls have
been brought close together. and a.
q result will be most successful
hostesses at whatever function they
| may sponsor.
Mrs. Bette. chairman and Miss
Mary B. O'Leary. as secretary. will
be assisted by the following commit
tee: Misses Gertrude Miles, Edna
Clouse. Mary Ray, Elizabeth Develin.
Carrie Miller, Marie Friesmuth. Jean
Killeen. Raphael Moran. Florence
Thalman. Marcella Etringer, Marguer-
ite Lawther. Margaret Doyle, Sabine
Doyle, Gene Manion. Ella Hughes and
Mrs. Robert Clark.
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BERKELEY SPRINGS

BERKELHY sPRIsoA ". w. ost IL
Mrs. Clarence Young and TIVE children
have gene 10 thsR former homo tl CAL
weston. TsxAA
Niss Mary Campbsli has saessd her
heuss and v At tie Hotel washingtsA fsc
several weeks
=. A. Pider and Mis- Mary Earrfs wsrs
married by the Rev. J. NoCsrty Duckvau
Ms. and Mrs Eugene Van Rsnssslsef
to Washington for the winter.
Miss Belle Cross spsAt . vssh at Sfss
Ridge Pa
Miss Yrsy. Pittsburgh, spsns . week vfth
Mrs. J. A. Proctor.
M. and Mr.. Henry ~. pfsher havs
zone to st. Louis to spend . msnth with
relatives.
Miss Emma Hodsson. Pooissville Nd
spent . few days with Miss Alice Cor
rsn
Mrs. George II. Yost has returned. after
visiting her daughter, Mra Roy Bagesnt
white Hall. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. widmeyer and Mrs
Thornton Weber spent . week at Akron.
Ohio.
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ELKINS

ELKINs. w. Va. Oct ls:-Mrs o. C.
strieby and daughter Ruth, left for
Cambridge, Mass, where Miss Strieby en-
tered the physical culture school.
Mrs. r. II. Buzzel. Mrs. A. n. Vannoy
and Mrs. w. 3. Ray were at Clarksburg
attending the w. c. T. U. convention.
Claude w. Maxwell accom- panied by his
daughter, Mae, left for Basic City, Va,
where Miss Maxwell entered the Fair
fax Hall School.
Mrs. l. W. Talbot has been visiting
riends at Aurora. Preston county.
Mrs. c. c. Rossncranoe. OF Beverly. re-
turned last week from visiting friends
IN Akron, Ohio.
Mrs. 8. NJ. Kendall and son orviils, and
Mrs. Lee Chenoweth and Calvin CaplinGer
doah Valley.
r. q. stever. Of Akron. Ohio. who has
been here visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John stevsr, left for his home this
week In bis car.
Mrs. 70. E. Price has been at Clsrks-
burg the past week visiting her dauEh-
Ter, Mrs John o. Bird.
Mrs. Claude d. Moconkoy has returned
home after visiting relatives In Pittsburgh
and Allisnos. Ohio.
Mrs A. n Unser and her daughter.
ysnoy, ef Bsrksiey Springs, arrived here
{o stsy THE winter With n w. zsiisr. q
Srethsr Of hrs Unsss.
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CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Oct. it-hrs-
Russell H. Paden. OF Psrkersburs. srriy-
ed here this week for a visit with friends
and relatives A number OF social affairs
are bein. planned In her honor. She
will sing a solo and act as matron OF
honor at the wedding OF a close friend
which viii take place October 2s at the
home OF the bride-eleet's parents ON Nlr-
sinia street
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Edward Crank.
OF Washing on, ID. C., who were recently
married and Who have been the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. Hal Nesse, OF Washins :
Mrs Crank was formerly Miss Mary Coch
ran, OF Charleston
Charleston society was surprised this
week to learn OF the marriage OF Miss
Frances c. Oaks, OF Maiden, to William
A. Markell, of Charleston. formerly OF
now sre visiting in Washington and will
later go to Baltimore and Frederick.
They will be at home after November !
at Hotel Ruffner,
The announcement OF the engagement
OF Miss Olive Harper to Charles c. Hol-
lowsy was the feature OF an evening
her home in Edgewood. Twenty FIVE
guests were included In the event. The
guests were told to search for a hidden
announcement card.
Mss Catherine Il. Townsend and Miss
Cary Barksdale, popular members of the
younger set, have gone TO New York City
whence they will sail next week for the
Bermuda Islands to spend the winter
Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Pastor. of Vir-
ginia street who have been on ex-
tensive visit in Cincinnati and Dayton,
Ohio, have returned home
Miss Helen Beall, the attractive daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs George II. Beall, Of
Durham. N. e., and the Rev. Ernest
Thompson, son of the Rev. and Mrs Ern-
est Thompson, sr., of Charleston, were
married Wednesday at the home OF the
bride, according to announcement re-
the South. The late George Watts, philan-
thropist was her uncle. Mr inompaUn
is a graduate of Columbia University and
of the Theological Seminary at Rich
mond. He served two years with the
army. He and his bride will go to El
Paso, Tex, to reside, following a brief
visit with relatives here.
Mrs. J. Walter Bee, OF Parkersburg
and the Rev. and Mrs. J. s. ThornburR
OF Parsons, arrived here this week to be
the guests OF Attorney General and Mrs.
e. I. England.
An enjoyable event this week was the
dance for Elks at the club rooms in
Quarter street Wednesday night. DAN
cling continued until midnight Refresh
ments were served to about 1b0 couples.
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PARKERSBURC

PARKERsBURG. w. Va. Oct. IS.-In-
vitations have been issued for the first OF
the social affairs to be Eiven at the
Elks Club during the winter which will
be a reception and dance Monday even
ing. A series of dances for Elks and
their friends will be given during the
tertainpents of different kinds.
Announcement has been made of a
dance to be Eiven october 81, by the
which will be in the nature OF an Ali
Halloween masaue for Masons and their
families only.
in this city, was married today to Myron
II. Mohler, an official OF the Baltimore
and Ohio at Wheeling, and formerly con-
affair was largely attended because OF
the prominence and popularity OF the
couple.
week for Charleston to spend several
weeks with relatives and friends.
Miss willa Mckinney, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William A. Mckinney, Of Mar
ket street, and Byron Nesle Hall, a young
busines man OF the city. were married
today. The marriage ceremony was per-
formed at the home OF the bride.
Miss BEETLE owen and niece, Miss Eliz-
abeth owen, OF New Orleans, arrived here
the first OF the week and will be guests
OF Miss J. A. Tavenner and other rela-
tivos and friends during the next month.
Formal announcement Of the engagement
liam Hughes MoFrederiok. OF Rumsnis.
has Just been made here, through the
medium OF an afternoon affair given by
49,.
street. at which large number of girl
friends OF Miss Meyer we're guests.
Mrs. william Peuhler entertained
Thursday evening in honor OF Misses May
and Elisabeth Icehsuer OF North Caro-
lima who are here for . few months Wis
itinG their aunt Mra Jamss Duvan-
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HARRISONBURC

HARRIsoNBURG. Va. Oct. lb.-Mrs.
Wilmer l.. Dechert entertained the Bridge
Club and 4 number Of friends at her
home South Main street. Miss Mildred
Dilling. OF New York, q hsrpist of rare
talent, who has been q guest OF Mrs.
Harry Lee Dechert. was the guest OF
honor.
Mr.. and Mrs.. s. Glen Cline and little
daughter. Janet Lorraine, have returned
from Washington and Baltimore. where
they spent several days.
Tho Episcopal Guild of Emma nuei
Episcopal Church entertained a number
Of students of State Normal School. who
are membbers OF the Episcopal Church.
at Bent Willow" the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank L. Subiett.
Mrs. C. E slstterly. of Washington. is
guest of Mrs. Tate Rhodes.
Miss Ethel Hawss. of Lost River. w. Va.
is a guest in the home OF her cousin. J.
j. Hawse.
Mr.. and Mrs Marvin Mundy have re-
turned from a visit to Washington,
Mrs. I. Reichman, who has been .
guest OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Abel
Warrington.
Mrs ]. NJ. McQuillen and two children
have returned to their home In Stras-
burg, after visiting her sister, Mrs. H. H.
beavers, -
Mrs. James Warren. Sr., and daughter.
Mrs. Wade Cothrsn, of Greenviile, 8. c..
entertained at bridge at the home of Mrs.
Warren.
Mrs A. L. Fridley and daughter, Miss
Dorothy Fridley. have returned from
Winchester and Brunswick, Nd. where
they visited friends and relatives
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LEWISBURG

LEwIsBURG, w. Va. Oct. 1.-THE
announcement by Judge and Mrs. J. Jud
son Williams. OF Charlottesville of the
Elizabeth June williams, of oreenbrier
county, to the Rev. William w. Dye, OF
Roanoke; Va. came as surprise to Miss
time been prominent in religious, intelleo-
tual and social movements and 10 well
known In this and other States. Mr.. Dye
has also many friends In this region, as
he at one time had charge OF = church
In the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard William. motor
ed to Charleston Wednesday to be pres
ent at the marriage OF their sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Aust and daugh
ter. Virginia, OF Buckhannon and Miami.
and Mrs Howard williams, returned to
Buokhannon this week.
sister. Margaret, have returned from a
visit to their grandmother. Mrs. Flournoy,
of Charleston.
Miss Opal Crawford, OF Rupert is teach
ing in the Rainells graded school,
Miss Bessie Montgomery, Of the western
part OF the county is spending the winter
In Birmingham, Ala, In the home of her
uncle, James A. Montgomery.
Mrs. Harry Thompson. of Charleston,
who has been visiting her mother Mr..
G. A. Burriss, for ten days, returned to
her home accompanied by her mother.
Miss Rebecca Boone has returned from
Asbury, where she has been on duty as
nurse.
Mrs. Henry T. Bell has returned from
a stay OF several months in Virginia She
In now VISITING Mr. and Mrs Guy Mont
gomery, south of town.
Harry Gilmer and Howard Bare are IN
HuntinGton for q few daya
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MRS .NATzAV G0ZD9ERG.
>VoR%oL<C. VT. ~9Ee ~oTo
EASToN

EAsToN, Nd. oet. Is.-Mrs. Oscar
Tucker and son. of oxford, Pa. are Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Nathan
Dieffendefer. near Easton-
Solomon Carroll. . former Eastonfan.
but who for a number of years past has
been living in Indians, 10 visiting the fam
lily Of his brother Mr.. U. u. CARROLL
Mr.. and Mrs. William o. Maootn. Of
Baltimore, who have been visiting his
sister. Mrs. John H MscHsls, have re-
turned home.
Mrs. @. z. warburton, Of Eikton. was
the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William p. Chaffinch.
Mrs. Philip Lee Travsrs and daughter.
Miss Emily Lee Travers. who have been
visiting relatives and friends in Bslti-
more. have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs Hart Taylor, of Chicago.
are spending the month OF October at
their summer home, "Bonfield," on the
Tired Avon river, near Oxford.
Mrs. Clarence Shaw and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bttman. of New York, are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert b. Shaw.
william Wood. Samuel Spencer and
Marion Matthews motored from Easton
to New York to witness the baseball II
games between the New York Giants and
New York Yankees for the championship ip
of the world.
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NEW MARTINSVILLE

NEW MARTINsvILLE. Oct. i5.-The
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Pyles, and Cecil
Murphy OF Clsrksburg, w. Va, came as
q pleasant surprise to friends in this city.
The bride In successful teacher here
and Mr.. Murphy is a railroad man.
Mrs. John Forbes IL In Rsvenswood, w.
Va, on visit.
Mrs j. w. McClsskey entertained a
number Of friends at bridge. Mrs. Lucien
Talbot, Mrs. W. ~, CrRndRll, Mrs. l.. A.
Thistle and Mrs. Bb Talbot, OF Sisters
Vile. W. Va, wors out OF town guests.
Mrs Leslie Ankrom and son, billy. OF
MorGsntown, W. Va, arc visiting at the
home OF william Ankror..
Mrs. Emma wells has returned to her
home in pittsburgh, Pa. after a visit with
her son, Percy.
Mrs Ella wyatt, who has been report
ed seriously III, IN recovering.
A church wedding OF unusual brilliancy
and interest took place In the First NJ. E.
Church when Miss Kathryn Cochrnne
Deurr, became the bride OF Robert Bruce.
The Rev samuel &. Jones read the ser-
vice. Miss Deurr IL the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. A, G. Dcurr. out Of town guests
Buckhsnnon, W. Va; Mr.. and Mrs NJ. II.
Barnes, Weston, w. Va! Miss Pearl
Berry, Sutton. W. Va; Miss AdalIne Root,
Parksrsburg, W. Va; Miss Frances VIII
iiams. Of clsrksburs.i w, Va