The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-02

luxurious squirrel wrap and slittis
bright blue hat With silver trim
ming s, K
e The bride wore a mighty good
looking seal skin coat and q little
tan felt sports hat. She Is very
charming and attractive, and, my
dear, have never seen anyone 81
crazy about anyone else as she ls
about Haroldi q am still so az,
clamatory over tho game that
want to put an exclamation poin:
after eyerything.)
Eleanor looked pretty In a seal
skin coat and with It she wore q
small blue hat and bewitching
veil. Ola, whose plastic features
make her resemble the Mona Lisa,
looked irreproachable in hand.
some brown suit and o brown EN-.
Proidered hat and q veil.
The annual dinner dance at tia
Fatrmont Hotel was held on. Wed.
nesday night, and tho dinner was
delicious. There was grapefruit
and cream Of mushroom soup and
olives and celery and roast turkey
with dressing and cranberry sauce,
mashed irish potatoes, sweet po.
tatoes, peas. crab flake salad iel.
lied and orange Ice, cake, coffee,
candy and nuts. really think 1t
was the best dinner they have over
had down there.
The attendance was rather small.
| think It is q shame alto: they
have nice dinner that they ion't
have better music and do some.
thing to make tho dance ltsoll
more attractive. They didn't even
have any now decorations. but used
those which tho Quota Club had
used at Its dance. more than two
weeks ago and the smIIax was all
wllted. The dinner dances there
aren't q novelty any more. and un'
less they Introduce something now
soon they will in u very little whiia
be nihil. However, considering the
dinner the hotel dances IRE NOR
reasonable in price than those
given by tho Par Mar Club. But
they are all outrageous! In Morg,
antown there is always much better
music and the admission is only 81
and here the Par Mar charges IS
and the hptel Sc for the dinner
dances. ! just call 1t highway rob
berry. 1t is no wonder so many Of
US por girls have to sit at home 81
often. But then you would rather
hear about the dance than the
high cost of living, would you not?
Mary and Frank Lyons and Rye
and Brooks Fleming and Murray
and Nell Dickerson had a table TO
gether and they had a rather hail
arious time. Mary wore a cream
colored lace dinner gown, which
almost matched her hair in shade
and Rye wore q simple green col
orcd gown, Green always bring.
out her delicate coloring and tho
tints In her hair and she looked
adorable. Nell wore an orchid CO!
ored crepe de chine gcIn which
was deliberately embroidered II
crystal beads, but 1t made her loo,
a little too dark. Only blond;
should wear orchid.
Mr.. and Mis-. Cralghill Peril
were there, and she looked verl
enhanced in pretty white lact
which | presume was her wedding
gown.
Edith Amos looked sweet in .
light bluo taffeta evening gown
and Ola Bell wore a gown OF silvcl
cloth and black tullc with beautiful
iridescent trimming and the lookc,
stunning. Harriet Hclmick, who i,
Louis Helmick'sawire, wore vivlt
green crepe de chine gown witt
crystal bead trimming and she
looked very hahghty and imposing
The sleeves were extremely lonI
and it all had draped flowing et
feet.
Thelma skaggs. who Is visitini
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shaw, wa:
there was Victor and she certainly
is striking looking. She had on q
silver and black brocade gown thai
! looked rather snake.like, and thai
MAS very long and very tight, ant
she looked the proverbial Cleopa
ira. 1t is rumored that she and
Victor arc engaged, you know.
Eleanor Fox Blair wore sweet
little georgette crepe gown, brics
red in color. Part OF the skirt was
accordian or box plated, and al
her waist was a black velvet girdlt
embellished with roses. Her stock
ings were black and she wore
black satin slippers.
The Roswell Reds, Helen ant
John Stoetzer, Mary Greer, who