The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-08
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- Vacation Time.
81 &ocfety promises to be little
from now on until fall, for "ls9 |
q CLOSING OF the city schools ara
e#return to their homes Oh VouEG
nen@and women from college van
begin the exodus to the seaSloe'
jSmountain and lakeside summer re
A3sorts, while those who find Tait
sSmont an ideal place in "nlcn 10
spend the summer season VIII se
a tie down to rest and enjoyment o.
1.-THE summer. Although society maa
be somewhat dull, there prothlse1
Ito be a few parties, luncheohse o1:-e
N bridges to en1iven society lclh9'
most 81 which will be staged at Id :
ssCountry Club, which is an lceaI
as7pIace to entertain and incidentats
Ito keep cool A number OF Or
clubs. sewing clubs, and churcn 81
cieties have suspended actlVltles
for the heated season not to RESUME
until early fall. s,,1ye
Quite number OF local
| will tour abroad this summer, 49,
I of whom are already on the Ocean
;s5 while others have their passage
booked for this month or the ~ 49,
55sof next. The early fall will sec me
return here Of these ego abroaoers.
G5 a number OF local folks have cnoseh
the west as their mecca lot Ihc
season. and several towns1olR or
.Hssa1ready in the Golden State, wpits
Mothers are leaving shortly III
.2cent years, lake resorts anu u ~
y son the Great Lakes have neeH
ira ctive to Fairmonters. ana l rs
ssSrobable these resorts Will ne Visit
mi by local persons again. Cando1
ssSBsiI be visited by group OF NJ
|ysTslhnis Club members little lalr;'
skS5Yffila many will visit Niagara t'a!ls
and Buffalo.
THE mountain resorts, Deer PARK
Oakland and Mt. Lake Park, VIII
@recetve their usual squota OF pleas
IRE seekers, and already quite
little colony of Fairmonters can NC
$Efound at Mt. Lake Park occupying
u. their cottages. Up the river camps
are largely settled at this time
Il though the colonies there fluctnate'
some spending several weeks there
land giving way to others later IN
!. the season. Business girls and
women and also men Will beeln
soon to take their two weeks a.
resorts, and Atlantic Guy
Y is&@ usu ally the popular resort lot
(1Shese short vacationists Lake
N. Y. is visited an
'Ssnual1y by Fairmonters. and this
n ear quite a few will be there TINS
tssmonth for the biennial Women's
SSC1ub Federation meeting.
Society Editor WEEDS
D Announcement has been made
3gEof: the marriage of Miss Mildred
;sgs ] oyS Barker, until recently society
editor of the Morgantown Post
| and Charles Nash Hartman OF
4 }Wellsburg, w. Va. which was sol
Eemnized yesterday morning at
u 1880 O'Clock at the home of the
i55 brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
II f3iams Lawrence Barker on Union
& Street in Morgantown. The cere-
Smony8 was performed by the Rev
E. Lowther, pastor or the
4syh Methodist Episcopal Church. The
,g1bride,s only attendant was little
q Miss Ruth sTichenor, her cousin, o.
N8Connellsville, Pa, who preceded
her, strewing her path with flow
5T ers scattered from basket Whlch
gshe carried. The bride was at,
ctively gowned in a coat suit OF
sFa dark blue with harnonizing acces-
n ebrieS and wore a corsage or roses
s and valley lilies. Following the
ceremony, which was witnessed by
lssssf the immediate family and friends,
asnwedding breakfast was served,
later which Mr. and Mrs. Hartman
eft for a wedding journey to New
IN York, Cleveland and Niagara
Falls. Upon their return, they Will
be at home at Welsburs, W. Va.
The. bride is charming young
s society woman of MorgantoWn and
more than year: had oeen
jsocfe ETY. editor of the Morgantown
&yPost. She is a member of the
IsEng1lsh Club and the Dramatic
Sa8CIub of West Virginia University,
Sfrom which institution she was
5gssraduated in 1921. She is now
|. 4 spresident of the MorSantown w.
T. u. and state secretary OF the
loyal Temperance Legion.
MI. Hartman is a son of Mrs.
Alice Hartman, formerly of Nor
gantown. He is graduate of the
University school of engineering
after his graduation, he spent
wear with the General Electric Co.
Sat Schenectady n. Y. He is now
superintendent for the
,ssSsrsJS est Penn Railways Co. at Wells
s6urg. .=.
g-SS Given Surprise.
ItSN. Tough of Quincy street was
4 SgsysnSa delightful surprise last eve
hing at his home, when members OF
his Sunday School class OF the First
\ methodist Episcopal Church a.
i semb1ed following the close OF tnc
prayer meeting and went % his
4 home in a body to spend the eve
ming there Mr. Tough has been
the teacher of the class for more
SSsStIsan twenty-five years, having TAX
en- the class when the members
were little girls and continuing IL
the service of the class since tlati
time. Yesterday was the birthday
anniversary of Mr.. Tough. and the
affair was planned to celebrate the
EVENT. He was presented with q
sfSeaa9fful fountain pen, While Mrs.
was presented with box
SS3Sof candy The party preceded Mr..
I'D Tough to his home, and upon his
return from the prayer service hei
found them assembled there. Thel
..ssse aaraning was DELIGHTFULLY."- spent with