The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-19

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teIle Robb, Mary Edith Holland,
Marjorie Martin, Sarah Evans, Ma
bel Stuart Stasgers. Betty Brooke
Harr, Mary Hennen, Mildred Live
|ly, Mary Frances and Ruth Rihel-
|sdaffer, Lucille Satterfield, Virginia
and Sarah Watson, Dorothy Sheets,
Ruth Wyckoff, Mary Moore. Miller,
Marjorie Lewis, Martha Wr1ck and
Jean Wiltshire.
At Linn Hurst I.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin and
daughter, Miss Marjorie, and Mrs.
Juanita Houston and daughter.
Miss Martha C1iftsn. have occu-
pied Linn Hurst, the summer camp
Of a. A. Hamilton on the Valley
River for a short time.
To Have Picnic
Dent Hive No. 1888, Lady Macca-
bees. will hold picnic next We'd
nesday at Loop Park. The mem
bers have been invited to attend
and to take baskets Of lunch.
Returns to Washington
Miss Lena Parks, formerly OF
this city, has returned to Wash
ington, D. c.. after a visit Eere
with her sister. Mrs. Charles A:
Polling at her home on lakewood
Road Mrs. Clementine Parks of
Washington, mother Of Ms Parks
and Mrs. Polling, is spending the
summer at the Polling home.
$3.50 +E
Delightful Outing
With Mrs. Ward LaT~m, a re-
= - \ 1,c Of. hnn0.~
the choir Of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church gave a delight
full picnic last evening at Camp
Yokowish, the summer home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Fanus on the
Valley River. Several OF the girls
of the choir went to the camp on
the morning train, prepared a
sunrotuouS lunch and enjoyed an
afternoon dip in the river. They
were joineu by the men who went
to the camp on the afternoon train
and another dip in the water was
enjoyed, following which the picnic
dinner was served, the party re-
turning here on the launch Emile
at about 10 o'clock. Mrs. Lanham,
who is a member Of the choir and
whose marriage was a re; SGt event
was presented with a beautiful set
of solid silver salad forks as a
wedding gift. AbuoH twenty en-
joyed the outing. "
Break Camp
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Shinn, MT !.
and Mrs John Kisner and Dr. and
Mrs. H. L. Criss, who occupied
Wildwood on the Valley River for
the past two weeks, broke camp
Saturday and returned to their
homes IN this city. They entertain
ed number Of friends during
their stay on the river.
Sailing Today
Miss Eleanor Watson. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs James O. Watson
OF Fort Hill, is sailing today from
New York, aboard the S. s. Presl-
dent, Adams for London. She IS
travelling with a party of WashlnS-
ton friends Miss Watson will re-
main abroad for some time. she
was accompanied to New York by
her father.
Lawn Fete
The Young Peoples Missionary
Society of the Southern NJ =.
Church will hold lawn fete on
the lawn at the corner Of Locust
avenue and Powell street Thurs
day evening Ice cream, cake and
lemonade will be sold.
To NIorgantown
Jack ". Abbott and Lamar Sat
terrified, local baritone and tenor,
will go to Morgantown tomorrow
where they will give the final con-
cert at the University summer
school of music to be held tomor-
row evening in Commencement
Hall. Each singer will give sew
eral groups of songs and will oe
assisted by the W. U. Quartet;
Mr.. Abbott and Mr.. Satterfleld
are favorite singers IN Morgan p
town as well as in the city and a
number of#locaI people propose to
go to Morgantown for the con-
concert. Nj. Abbott and Mr. Sat
terrified are so1oists in the Pres-
byterian quartet This concert
will eliminate a series OF concerts
given during the summer term at
the University.
For Guest
Miss Eleanor Cobun viii ~ ne
hostess this evening at her nome ON :
on Carleton St. to a number OF
friends at a dancing party, which
will honor her guest, Miss Helen ellen
Arble Of Pittsburgh.
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Birthday Party.
Miss Lillian Hawkins was nos
tess recently at her home at R1ves-
Vile to number of her friends.
The evening was spent with games
and music and refreshments were
served. Those present were MT.
and Mrs. James Hawkins and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Milt Carpenter
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie
Hovalt and family, the Misses Anna
and Lille Sabo, Edna Hawkins,
Goldie Hawkins, Flossie Smith, Ma
bel Sears. Mrs. Emma Lawson,
Harry Hawkins, Glen Smith. Walter
Smith, Jessie Stewart, r. T. Nc
Elfresh, Tony Emel, Philip Tough,
Mrs. Anna Provens, Charles Haw-.
kins, Calvin Vincent, William
John son. James Clara. Dent Haw-