The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-18

divetiile Party.
~ ana Mrs. ~. i. Huffman
enterta lined Friday evening at
theit Summer camp, Zaiandia. on
the Valley River complimentary
70 their daughter Miss Martha
Lucille "a 6 O'Clock dinner was
served. Large baskets Of garden
lowers conferred the serving
table and Japanese lanterns hung
about the porches and grounds,
added to the artistic surroundings.
The children were taken to the
camp in automobiles in the early
afternoon and returned home at
ABOUT $3.50. Games and river
sports were the diversions Of the
afternoon, The following guests
We're entertained: Jane Staggerg,
Ruth Rtheldatfer, Joan Cunning
ham Jane Hesse, Betty and Eie-
amor Hough, Barbara Ellen Keen
g. Betty Himelick, Calantha
Post the latter Of TalrvieW,
Julia aud Margaret Nutter, Mary
Giizabeth Nutter. Mary Frances
kiheldefter, Harriet Marie Hoge,
Helen Wilson, Rachel Huffman,
Miss Mason, the latter being the
teaehef Of the young hostess.
Other guests were Mrs. j. D. vii
son, Mrs. P. NJ. Hoge, Mr.. and
MIS-: Alex Riheldaffes, Mrs. Mat
he Hoge.
59s soc
10 Have Woman Physician,
pr. Genevieve South. a prac-
tlcing physician OF Parkersburg,
WIN locate In this city October l
tor9 the practice OF her profession.
she will have offices in the Pro-
tessional Building. Miss South
has been located In Parkersburg
Tor sixteen Years and entered the
serStcesSof tile United States gov
er1ment In Tennessee where she
did welfare work. She has taken
post graduate work in New York.
she Is the guest for fow days
o. Miss Mary Powell in this city.
Marriage Announced.
announcement has been made
Of the marriage OF Miss Ruth E.
Phillips, daughter OF John i.
Phillips Of this city, and William
Mahon Jr., OF Baltimore, Md,
which was solemnlzed Saturday
afternoon at, o'clock at St.
Patrick 3 Cathedral in New York.
M. Phillips, in company with his
daughter left Thursday for New
York where they were Joined by
Mr.. Maton and members Of his
family, and where the ceremony
was performed Saturday after
noon.
The bride is a charming young
woman and has been popular in
local society circles, She. was
graduated from Gunston Hall
school at Washington, D. c., sew
eral years ago. Her father is n
prominent scoal operator Of this
city
Mr. Mahon. is member of a
wellsknown family of Baltimore
and had visited here on several
occasions as the guest ot Dunlap
Brady, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
ps Brady. He is u graduate Of
Cornell University and is engag.
edtn business in New York, where
they Will make their home.
From Lcwisburg.
Mrs. w. N. Fisher returned yes
terday from LewIsbIrg, w. Va,
where she had been the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. L. Earl Nc
Whorter, and her little grandson,
the child OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Nc
Whorter, whose birth was an
event Of the past several weeks.
Herbert Fisher is leaving this
week for Aimes. Iowa, where lie
twill Renter school.
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To Have Guest
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Adams OF
Logan ". Va, will motor here
tomorrow visit OF a few
days witt i. and Mrs. C. E.
Hutchinson Ut Sonneucroft. They
will Sbe accompanied back to Lo.
candy MI. and Mrs, Frank Hutch
inson and children, who had
spent the summer here.
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To Cheat
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Frame and
son Forrest, Mrs. R. ". Holbert
and daughter, Miss slna, were
Weekend guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
LsiE. Bennett, former residents
% this city, at their home ia
Motgantowp. With the BENEFITS
they motored TO Rockley on
cheat where they enjoyed pic
mic yesterday.
To Huntington. :
The Rev. a. NJ. Martin and
family who Rad been residents Of
Abhis city, tSr several years, and
tho were transferred to Hunting
ION BY the action Of the Southern
III. q. Church Conference held
here recently, have gone to their
new place OF residence. Rev.
Martin Will have a charge ut
Huntington. He was district sup
SyttTfandanf Of tne FairmOnt DIu,