The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-16
lLOCAl SOCIA En- lIEskIsl

I son OLgEtdCkGuSdCh-A4 IN So =, S11A0 - ASo
1 Irma Richardsontof Lancaster, Pa,
| the guests Of Miss Louise ROCK;
! Miss Emily Sturges of Zanesya1e,
4 Ohio, the guest OF Mrs.. Edwin
| Robingon: Miss Elizabeth McA1il-
Ian Of Pittsburgh, the guestSo of Miss
I, Virginia Peddicord; Miss Eleanor
Ashcraft Of lUniontown, Pa, the
guest OF Mrs. NJ. E. aAshcraft; Miss
! Virginia DAVIDSON Of F'1ints1 Mich,
1 the guest OF Miss DORIS Jenkins;
1 Miss katherine Booth Of Pitts
! burgh, the guest Of Miss Frances
Helmick; Betty Murray Of Pitts
burgh, the guest OF Miss Mary
MouIds Hurst.
! TO Mount Lake.
Mrs. j. NJ. Jacobs and daughter,
| Mrs T. E. johnson and the latter'S
little daughter Miss Elinor, are
i1eaving today for Mount Lake
Park, where they will spend sew
eraI weeks Mr.. johnson >and Mr.
Jacobs will joint them there in 4
few days for a visit.
70 the Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Powell left
Tuesday for Atlantic City where
they will spend several weeks
Return Home.
Mrs. Margaret Roger and Mrs
Jennie McCleary of Fairmont ave
nue. have returned from a six
weeks visit to Atlantic City.1They
were guests at The Chalfonte Hotel.
To Have Outing.
- Tho IT a n iaS' Aid Cociaty NJ h q
Grace Lutheran Church Will hold
. an outing tomorrow at the summer
camp Of Mrs. KneiseI at Valley
Falls. The party will go 10 the
i camp on the II O clock train and
Ireturn on the evening train. They
will take baskets of provisions and
will enjoy picnic dinner:
Has Guest.
Miss Doris Jenkins has as her
guest at the home of$ her paren is,
| Mr.. and Mrs: C. H. jenkins on
Fairmont avenue, Miss Virginia
Dabisson of Flint Mich. Miss
jenkins and Miss Dabisson we're
Seminary in Washington d. C.
Golf. Tomorrow.
Plans will be discussed at the
regular golf tournament OF the
women of the Country Club to be
held tomorrow for the state
tournament to be held at Clarks-
burg The tournament will begin
promptly at $3.50 and luncheon
Will be served following the play
+ ing. The state tournament will
be held at Clarksburg August 3 0
and 81 and Septem Der / and 2.
Arrangements Will be made for
those who wish to do SO to make
tuorney.
To Be Friday
FL The ice cream festival to be
held by the Methodist Church OF
Barrackyille has been changed
from Thursday until Friday eve
ming Of this week
Celebrate Anniv ersary
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Sharp
entertained large, number of
friends last evening al their sum
/ mer camp on the Valley River in
a delightful manner. The affair
was arranged to celebrate the we'd
hostess. approximately one hun
/ dred guests were entertained dur
ing the evening. dancing being the
principal diversion. Bountieul re-
freshments were served, and at a
late hour the guests returned to
their homes in this city The
gusts included a number OF the
summer river colony ana aun1-
Der Of people from this city.
$3.50 go
TO Entertain
Mrs. r. A. ShurtIef will enter
tain the force OF the Shurtleff &
Welton store this evening at her
summer camp, Alinnehaha. on the
Valley River. The force will go to
/ the camp in the early evening and
remain until later hour.
49,
Wade-Troxel
The marriage of Miss Susan i
Katherine Troxell and Charles
Franklin Wade was solemnized
at 1880 last evening at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. l. TroSell on Fifth
street, in the presence Of mum
Der OF relatives and friends. The
ceremony was performed by the
Rev Claude f. Goodwin, pastor
of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church Of Huntington, former
pastor of the First NJ ~. Church
OF this city.
The bride and groom, unatten5-
ed. entered the living room from
the stairway and took their places
before an improyised altar OF
ferns, gladiolas and pink and
white asters. The marriage cers-
mony was read by the Reverend
Mr. Goodwin. Previous to the
ceremony Mrs. T. e. Johnson
sang, Il Love You Truly" and rs
the bride and groom entered the
living room the bridal chorus
from Lohengrin was played by
Mrs. H. C.. Wade. a sister in law
or the groom, who also played
'Traumerei" previous to the nup-
tia!s.
The interior OF the house was
lavishly decorated with ferns and
<rarfon f10uorS tho f1nuPrs hn;n o.