The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-03
To Graduate.

I f.sfitI y - y y y
To Graduate.
John Ross Reed, son OF Mr.. and
MIS-. Frank Reed, Of this city, and
q popular baritone singer, will grad.
uate In music from the University
School OF Music tomorrow evening
and will appear in concert there,
assisted by his sister, Miss Pauline
Reed, contralto. A number OF To-
zeal people will go to Morgantown
Ifbr the concert among whom will
be Mrs. Frank Reed, mother Of Mr..
Reed. and daughter. Miss Virginia
Reed. whoparriyed here this morn:
Ing from Basic City, Virginia, where
she IS a student at Fairfax Hall.
Accompanying Mrs Reed here this
morning were Mrs. Katherine w,
Hollingshead and daughter, Mrs.
Nejibs HekImian, OF Washington. D.
G., who came here for the concert
and also to see their relative, Mrs.
B. :. Reed who continues very Ill
At her home on, Cleveland avenue.
MI Reed and his sister will give
the following program tomorrow
evening at the university:
Handel Hear Me Ye Winds and
Waves from Julius Caesar
Falconieri (arr. Floridadi)
.,a.. =. I. 4. 500, occietti amati
Rotami Carr. Floridadi) !........
n ..si.is,. s..or chic non SO
t6arissimi. ....... .vittoria
Mr.. Reed
Rossi All rendimi (from Mitranej
Miss Reed
Verdi. i. \. Ella giammai m'amo
(from Don Cario)
Mr.! Reed
Brahms ................ Love Song
sohntnann. ......Fll Not Complain
Wagneri4 -. .... a......... Dreams
Kursteiner .....i. Canticle of Love
Densmore =. ~. Awake My Heart
Miss Reed
Sullivan .........o Mistress Mine
Neldilnger .......... On the Shore
Warford. live a Rendezvous
ft With Death
Elgar. -. The Pipes O. Pan
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80
Plans Mater;alIzina
Plans are rapidly Undertaking.
for the meeting of the Central dis
trtct OF West Virginia Federation Of
Womenls clubs to be held in the
First N. 3. church in this city on
Thursday Of this week. Mrs. 10.
seph Roster so far has credentials
from 81 delegates. Pennington will
send ~; Weston, 10 from two clubs
eiarksburg, g.. Morgantown, II from
three climbs; Bridgeport. 8; Pied
mont 8; Thomas. 1. Elkins, Par
sons and Grafton will also send
delegates.
Eighty-flve reservations hive been
made for the luncheon to be served
on that day, this number including
the out-of-town delegatesI It is ex.
pected that, at least 100 will DO
served at the luncheon. Mrs G. II.
Jenkins, chairman OF the ipAp;e
committee, has announced the fol
loving ushers for the meeting; Mrs.
IA. Lawler, Mrs. Paul Amos, Mrs
Lamar satterfield and Mrs. w. D..
Darlington. The following program
Will be carried .out,at the meeting:
Music under the direction OF Mrs.
CIV. swaddelI. h
Devotional exercises, Rev. Claude
a. King.
Address of welcome, Mrs. L. N.
yost, president Woman's club of
Fairmont. @
Response. Miss Nan K Hepburn;
president Central district.
appointment Of committees.
x Discussion, American Citizen
aSip,n Mrs. L. H. Cammack, Hun.
siagton, state federation chairman
otScitizenship department.
Discussion, g Applied Education"
Mrs. James Simonton, Morgantown,
state federation chairman OF applied
dpcation department.
scussion, Public Welfare" Mrs
re DeBolt. Fairmont, chairman
iblic welfare department.
nsic In the Clubs, Miss Cora
4inson, clarksburg, state fedora.
lion chairman OF music department,
Enrolment OF delegates.
Adjournment
Luncheon by hostess club.
Singing by the convention.
Bret reports Of clubs Of the dis