The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-05

20 O'Clock tomorrow evening at the
hall at Madison and jackson
streets. A large class of cand1-
dates will be initiated, and officers
VIII be nominated for the coming
year. A number will be here from
|Grafton, Warrington and other
near by cities. Following the bust
ness session, a social hour will be
held, and refreshments will be
sasrYed free, of charge. The mem
y6ers are being urged to be present
Return From Honeymoon
r.. and Mrs. Joseph O.Neill,
whose marriage was an event OF
last Wedn esday in this city, have
returned from a wedding trip to
the East and have taken up their
residence at the home of Miss Eva
Brand on Cleveland avenue. Mrs.
ssO,Neill was formerly Miss Rather
line Spellacy.
For Colorado
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Christie of
this city and their daughter, Mrs.
~ ames Thompson, and the latter's
son. of Richmond. Va, Christie
GThompson, left this morning for
Palmer Lake, Colo, where they
Christie cottage there. Mrs.
Thompson and son had been here
afor5several weeks visiting previous
Ito going to Colorado.
81 Meeting Postponed
The picnic which was to be held
this evening by the Sociay Service
Leaguei of the NJ. P. Temple at
Loop Park has been indefinitely
spostponed but the regular meet
ing will be held at 1880 this even
sing at the church parlors.
Awarded Prize.
Mrs. S. r., Brobst OF Walnut ave-
nue. was awarded the prize for the
best cake made from Gold Medal
Hour which was offered by the
cooking school at the ~" Mrs.
sBrobst baked a sunshine cake which
SIS said to have been by far the pref
Sfiest=and best cake entered. Mrs
sBrobst is generally; regarded as one
sofS the best cake bakers and cooks
an the community and is member
@of the Woman's Club and active in
1.-The home economics department.
Leaving Today.
Mrs. N. r. C-AMorrow is leaving
today for. New York where she will
sSS$adI on Wedn esday for tour
abroad. RIrs Morrow is sailing
Eaboard the steamship st. Paul from
New York and will land at Ham
burg. She will also visit at Weibar
land Twill go to Oberammergau via
Munich, where she will witness tn.
Passion Play: She will also tour
Italy and will spend some time in
sS,o r1ay n
cousin who resides at Lake Gene
wa: Mrs Morrow plans also to
visit Paris and Cherbough. and viii
return here. about September 1.
Dinner Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy higgins were
host and hostess last evening at
thsir home at Watson at dinner
or pretty appointments, honoring
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Bennett anu
Schifdren Of Fairmont. Dinner was
served at g O'Clock. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Bennett
and children, Thelma. Irwin and
laden, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ben
Meteor Fairmont and Mr.. and Mrs
higgins and children, Gertrude, Al
8bsSta and Emma Jane,
IN "a Has Graduated.
y szsMiss Ora G. Marlowe. formerly
of this city, was graduated re-
scent w from the Baptist Mission
sarys Training School at Louisville,
Ky. Miss Marlowe will take a
course in nursing and will then
seointo foreign fields as mis-
sionary. The Baptist Mission
circle OF the First Baptist Church
Assent Miss Marlowe a wrist watch
Tass a graduating gift and has
helped materially with the young
3tWoman's5 education.
Guild To Meet
The Junior Girls Guild will
meet Wednesday afternoon at 2
70 SRck at the church.
Officers Elected.
Officers as follows have been
elected by the ladies of the Golden
Eag1e OF this city: Past templar,
Mrs. Maude Hager; noble templar,
!. Mrs! Stella Kfmple; vice templar,
SMrs. Mary Downey; prophecies,
Mrs. Jennie Wilmoth; priestess,
mrs. Helen Hartley; master of
ceremonies, Mrs. Marguerite Ward ::
Cook; guardian of finance, Mrs.
aEsta Brady; exchequer, Mrs. Flor
#ence Sims; music, Mrs. Lucy Price;
inner portal, Mrs. Mary Allen:
outer portal, Mrs. Sarah Sapp;
Representative to grand lodge Mrs.
rySDowney; trustees, Mrs. Mary
s5Faughn, Mrs. Stella Kemple and
Mrs. NJ. Ward.
Normal Reception.
tThe5 faculty of the Fairmont State
srmaI School gave reception
evening the guests OF honor
~, Of he