The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-19

nSoolds, Mrs. s. G. Meyer, Mrs. n. S.
j Falconer and Miss Leila Mercer.
! Mrs. w. c. Smith, Mrs. w. ii:
Kunst, Mrs. Claude H King and
K. Mrs c. Ward were unable to be,
aEesent on accountsof Illness.
Missionary Tea.
1 Musical features Of the mis-
Visionary tea to be held tomorrow
the City Missionary Union from
to- 81 O'clock at Sonnencroft, the
nome of Mr. and Mrs. c. E.
\ Iutchinson, will be- selections on
violin by Frank Delegate,
first SViolonist with the phila-
dgIphia symphony Orchestra, ac-
Accompanied by Miss Katherine
4SIoore, and vocal solos by Mrs. F.
NJ ser. Mrs James Middle
& ifrass sof Cape Town, Africa, who
sfs the gu est Off Mrs. Duncan Sin
s.#cla air. will address the meeting.
and 9th err Interesting features VIII
be added TO the program. Mrs
sss8 Ed d president of the MIS-
"A sfonarys Union, will receive, as
sisted bygothers of the official
board, and%the arrangements Will
be fnS charge of Mrs. o. f. Lough
harm an.$o fE8the hostess commit
tee pa silver offering will be
taken, and the womea of the city
1ahage@ beensinvited to be present
ETheg m usica1s program Will be IN
Gharge of Mrs. T. E. johnson
Picnic Postponed
OWN gssto the fact that the Val
YIey Riveri is too high for bathing,
& the picnic5st to have been held this
week "a Bide-a-Wee. the river
camp Of #BIiss Helen Neil, by the
Asher Business Girls Bible Glass,
II has been5%po stponed.
s: TO Picnic
y "a: church picnic and field day
l@observance# will be held by the
and Sunday school
.foofS the First NJ e. Church on
Thurs ay afternoon. Athletic
events have been arranged for the
boys and girls 5and plenty of good
thingssto eatwill feature the day, S
Z Eprogran Part of the crowd viii
to the place of meeting, which
III wi IlSbe the old fairgrounds at the
end%ofs Maple avenue at 2 O'Clock,
while others will go out in time
or supper, which will be served
att s. o. clock
IT, is proposed to hold these
events once month during the
summer season.
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II ONE Coming Dance.
4 81 oEgwelcome college young PEG.
$#pleS home a dance viii be staged at
] che Fa1rmont Country Club on
Tue sday evening, which promises
sFto he a most enjoyable affair. The
I'M eIody1ane Syncopators OF NC
Keesport,s Pa, who have made such
II assssghit with local people, has been
Sangaged to furnish the music foc
ii Shea evening. The patronesses and
q 81, irons will be Mr.. and Mrs. Muir
Fas Dickerson, Mr. and Mrs George
IsPed dicord, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
Ieg1Kins. ME-. and Mrs A. J. Col
30 born Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Hay
mon d. and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
f2ea51n' ma
no Entertain Glass.
Mrs. r.. O. Prickett will be hos
sessgto the Friendship Glass of the
M III. Church, South, this evening
1 at her home in Hawthorne street,
s9s Missionary Coming.
Miss Sal1ie Alexander Of OSAKA,
Japan, will be visitor in this city
IS week and will address the con-
i gregation of the First Presbyterian
}Sc,hurch at the close of the weekly
prayer service on Wednesday eve.
On Thursday afternoon she
"a viii speak at the home OF Mrs. J..
s#HssBeckman in F'airmont avenue
before the missionary society of
the FT1eming Memorial Church.
38This m Getting will be held at 2:30,
G Miss Alexander had been a mis-
sionaIy to Japan since 1894.
Class to Meet
The w. "A. Sunday Neighborhood
& Bible Glass will meet this evening
\ ats s OF clock at the home of Thomas
fucker at 719 Walnut avenue.
s5st ~
Have Guests
DR.. and Mrs. H. S. Fa1coner have
q as heir guests at their home in
F'afrmont avenue, the latter's sis
ter. Mrs. H. G. Fitch and daughter,
Miss Holland Fitch. Miss Fitch is
9dancing artist OF ability and will
appear in program with Mrs Fall
coner at the Railroad ChautauquaI
tomorrow evening.
Cumps Marley
& The marriage of Paul R. Cump-
.ston and Miss Virginia Marley,
OF this city. was solemnized
z g o'clock Saturday afternoon at
81 parsonage of the officiating
ebister. the Rev. H. G. Stoetzer.
Anbers Of the Immediate family
and al few friends witnessed the