The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-27
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Returned Home.
Mrs.. g. ID Reed, who had spent
past tlifee months at Atlantic
city New York and Philadelpnle,
rs stunned to her home in this
Glass Will Meet.
The Berean Bible class Will meet
III home Of Mrs. Thomas w.
lemlns on First street and Vir-
gintd avenue this evening at elsnt
Guest Here.
Mss Jessie Wier, OF Phtladelphla,
Is the guest OF Mrs. Martha Davis
af her home on Cleveland avenue,
having arrived here on Sunday.
Juvenile Party.
Mss Julia Kelley. the charming
title daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w:
Kelley, entertained a number OF
her young friends yesterday atter'
1oen at q prettily appointed party
the summer camp OF her par
ants gat White Day in honor Of the
seventh anniversary Of her birth.
THE Children numbering fifteen,
Wefs taken to and from the Kelley
bungalow In automobiles and spent
tlie hours from four to eight o'clock
sith games and music. The porch
andfRTodnds Of the home were hung
Rith Japanese lanterns and color
scheme of yellow and white was
8retEi carried out by the use OF
afden flowers while rhododendron
WaS profusely used in the interior
decorations. A birthday cake
Adorned with lighted candles cen.
tered the serving table and pretty
lie faYors and baskets and can
Si4sa rom Joyce in Pittsburgh were
iYen the guests. The young nos
tess was the recipient OF q num-
Of pretty gifts from her little
attends. Mrs. w. N. Kelley, Of
2ittsbnrgh, had charge Of the dec.
ofaEtons. Little Miss Lois Rempe,
sburgh, who Is the guest OF
Miss Julia Kelley, shared in the
Ei6nofs Of the afternoon. The guests
nciud ed the Misses Lucille Satter-
field. Helen Bornefeld, Sarah Ma
neI, Betty Crawford, Rose Morgan,
Maxine Kelley and Mary Jane Win.
tersl and Sidney Wright, Jr., James
Hawkins, Louis Cole, Bobby KEEL
9sy; John Mckay and Walter Gil
To Meet
The Board OF Management of the
Noman,s club will hold an import
10 meeting Wednesday afternoon
fhrae O'Clock at the "Y'. All
members are urged to be present
business Of Importance will be
transacted
Meeting This Evening.
meeting OF the executive com,
mittee OF the Business and Profess
tonai iIVomen's club will be held
tttis evening at five o'clock at the
Matters of Importance will
Sc copstd cred
Bridge Last Evening.
Thes sbridge at the Country club
evening was most enjoyable
nd was largely attended. The
arnes are progressing with enthu'
siasn.
Have Son.
son weighing eight and half
5onnds was born yesterday to Mr..
md Mrs. r. R. Shively at their
ome on Newton street. Mrs.
shiyely was formerly Miss Ann
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80 Meet.
The Ladies Aid society OF the
aamond street NJ. E. church will
NEE this evening at the church in
ataad Of on Thursday.
Dance Tomorrow.
The dance to be given tomorrow
yenfng at the Masonic Temple by
IA Par Mar. club cooperating with
Al & Business and Professional
Won ems club promises to be well
f9nda ga and tsnjoyable. Dancing
wfll{ he gin at eight O'Clock and CON
Ei1nes stintII midnight. The Haugh.
tnnS noyeltSk orchestl Of New York,
INT fnrnisl the -slc. Invitations
aye only 69en issued to out OF
sTn people and invitation to local
eopIs has been given through the
presss
Quotas Entertained
I fIilicrest the charming suburban
fi4ion1e OF Mrs. T. M. Courtney was
scene last evening Of the regu-
laF monthly evening of the Quota
Siitb of which Mrs. Courtney is
president. The hostesses OF
occasion where Mrs. Courtney,
Geraldine Fanus, Miss Mel
i6 Dougan and Miss Margaret ].
than.
mon the arrival Of the guests
q 1diiInrast they were served with