The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-31

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
;tffuIiy decorated with fall flowers
and at 600 "a buffet supper W.. 8
served Later in the evening the
guests and cha perones Went 70
IRarine Park, where they d anced an
1.-THE pavilion. and took possession
Iof the merry-go-ronnd and other
attractions.
To Meet
The Isabelle Thoburn Circle Of
the First NJ E. Church. VIII hold
meeting this evening at the
church parlors,. at which time the
annual mite box opening Will be
held All the members have been
asked to be present
Marriage Announced.
Announcement has peen made
Of the marriage Of Miss Eula Mar
! suerite Fankhauser OF Bellaire'
, Ohio. and Jesse Writ Beeghley,
which was solemnized last Friday
| at Bellaire The announcement,
VS. made by Mrs. Charlotte Fank-
hauser, m other OF the bride. Miss,
Fankh auser was located in this.
| city of a while, holding position
| with the Brady Coal Co. For
some time she had been employed
with the extension department OF
the West Virginia University. Mr..
Beeghleyi is mem Der OF the sem
ior class of the University. They
will reside in Morgantown.
Yost Reunion.
The annual reunion of the fost
] family will be held Septem Der ~
I, at the Aaron Furbee Grove near
| Glover.s Gap. The program will
begin at 1890. Members Of the
/ family and their friends have been
invited to attend the reunion
Auxiliary Meets
a special meeting of the Fair
! mont American Legion Auxiliary
i will be held at 1880 o'clock to-
night in the club rooms OF the
| orsa nization.
1 Kings for Queens
The annual banquet OF the Kings
! for Queens organization was held
last evening at the F'airmont Hotel
with six of the members present.
/ Dinner was served at Z o'clock aft
err which officers were elected as
/! follows: Joseph Walker Thomas
was reelected royal king high and
! James Brownfield was elected sec
rotary. Those present were George
iTurley, Clifton Hall, Sam Rock,
James Brownfield, Joseph Thomas
and Sutton Sharp Two of the mem
i berS came from out of the city for
| the event. George Turley came
from Deer Park and Clifton Hall
came from Point Marion.
For Miss Mckinney
Complimentary to Miss Noln
Mckinney. who is leaving today
for Chicago, where she will take a
/ position as supervisor of the visit
| Heights School, Court Joan of Arc,
/ Cath Ollie Daughter of America. en-
| tertained informally last evening
i at the knights Of Columbus Hall
| on Main street. Miss Mckinney
/ was presented with handsome
| silk umbrella by the members of
| the court the presentation speech
being: made by Mrs Bernard Nc
/ Ginlev Mrs. mckinley spoke of
I the great interest manifested in
| the work of the organization by
! Miss Mckinney and expressed the
regret of the organization at her
/; departure for Chicago Miss Nc
!, Kinney graciously received the
/ SAplC5SSa - oSbpA SS1t
/ ton of the honor bestowed upon
her.
! BIRTHDAY Surprise Party
Miss Helen Freeland was the
/. guest of honor at an attractively
/, appointed birthday surprise party
I; on Tuesday evening at the home
j Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. j acob
lFreeland, at Barackville, the
! affair being arranged to celebrate
| the Fourteenth anniversary OF her
birth. The evening was delight
fully spent with games and music.
and refreshments were served:
! Those present were Ruth Freelan1
| Ora Wilson katherine Nelll,
! Gladys Clelland. Orville Prickett,
/ Rufus Neill Roberti Hague,
Marian Toothman. Ralph Wilson,
! Leo Kennedy, Robert Wilson
(; Violet. Wilson. Hazel Brownlee,
| Rose PrickettS Bony Freeland,
4 Ruth Toothman, Herschel Free
I land. Mary Hustead, Bernard
| Freeland. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
4 Freeland, Mrs. Janet Clelland, Mr..
and Mrs. Abe Hustead and J H.
! Brownies, Katherine Toothman.
Helen Freeland and Mary Harold.
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