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New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Honore Here for New Pope
Archbis''oY Issues Orders for
Hrcc.al Services

Archbishop Patrick J. Hayes yestcr-
cay issued an order to Tho pr!esthoo
az tn archdiocese directing as an eN-
preston of loyalty ard obedience to
Pope Plus XII, rew elected PontiH OF
&c Roman C;tholc Church, that ior
three days in all churches the CRATIC
Fro grat.aruna act:one" be added 10
every MATS. and that o. Sunday next In
churches were r.eie IAN one mass is
celebrated ere !. these shall be a
Foicr1n Notive Cartata in white Gloria.
Crcdo. unica cratic, Evan eeiiun S.
'oaui,s II fine J. as iouud in the Nissa.
N;ssac Notivae ad Diversa, "ln
Ireato-is Ct Coronationis PapAe.' Az
the close of thc mass The "Te Dcur" !"
or "Noiv COD should De sung.
The crat.o i,nperate, PRO Papae."
viii be continued as already ordered
until Trinity Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Miss Raisa Triumphs as
Elizabeth in .Tannhauscr'
Displays Power in First Dfcr'
ing Of the Opera by Chicago
Company III This City

TIE Hrst performance Of Tam.
hasuser" ir the Manhattan Opera II Nouse
since 1909 vas given last night by thc
Chicago O2era Company. 1t also was
tbs occasion Of thc first performance
of the opera here by this companv
and the first appearance Of Miss Rosa
Ralsa Il, this city in Wagneran role.
imycrsonatioas OF hot-b,oodcd hero
ince. Miss Raisa fitted astonishing!v
We! .nto the Wagnsrian frame and
portrayed with gracious nobility the
m&idea.y emotions Of Elizabeth. SuN-
rounded by operate figures CONVEX
tionaily sustained. she was by far The
mos. Convincing as we'll as tie most
impressive figure or the stage. Hey
aria at the beginning OF the second
act was sung with beauty Of tone and
comrnendable authority. Altoeethcr he.
praise.
Mr.. Schubert's rsnnhaeuser vas
y;gidly conventional! n song and actor.
and the same vas 30 be said Tor All
the other members Of the cast, inc.ud-
ing Miss Van Gordon, the Venus OF
the evening. Orchestra and chorus
sustained the ssyAe note Of adequacy
without conspicuous merits OF Detects
Cnevpcnt!ers Louise, having peeh
gwen ny the Chicago Opera on Tues
day, was transferred last night TO the
Mctropolitan. VITA Geraldine Farrar in
the familiar role Of the heroine, in
which. as before, she was piquaNt
and dramatic figure, and In good voice
where the music gave her chance.
Orville Harold again appeared as
Julien, Clarence Whiteh,ll and Louise
Berae as The Father and Mother, and
Rafaeio Diaz as La Noctambule. Mr..
tlasscimans conducted. and there was
TIE usual Tarrar ovation.
afme. Frances AIDA VIII appear as
Mimi in la Bohemc" this Afternoon,
as Nine. Por; is still! indisposed.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Vicreck FOretold
Loss Of Iusitania,
Writer TestiGes
Witness in Libel Suit by
Chicago Mayor Declares
SFatllcrland'E Editor Named
Date OF Sinking Of Ship

Tcstifying yesterday before Cornla-
,ioncr Thomas " Henry, uho is tax
Ing testimony hero in tho $500 900 Libel
suit brought by Mayor William E'alc
Thompson, Of Chicago, against orb"
Chicago 1ribunc.' James J.. Heating, a
magazine writer. declared that George
Sylvester vjcreck, oditor Of tho prc-war
publication. "Fathcrland,' had told him
on May 4. 1917. that the Lusitanisl
would be torrcdoed within three days.
Tho ship was sunk on the lth.
II knew The 1usitania would be sunk
on thc Tuesday preceding She Friday
uhen the sinking actually occurred,
Kcating testified. II learned Of il II
the course OF convrrsatioA With Nicreck
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Man Held With Girl
In Richards Case
Accused Of Bribery
Charged With Taking
Nellie Casko, l3, From
Home TO Upstate Farm,
Detained in $4,000 Bail

Nathan Podd. with whom agents Of
the New York Society for the Prcven-
ton of Cruelty to Children found
thirtccu-ycar-o r-old Nellie Gasko Tues
day at Wappngcrs Falls. N. T., was
hold 10 $4,000 hniI yesterday by Jus
tice WaSscryogrl in tho Criminal
Branch Of tho Supreme Court, charged
with giving bribc to person about
to hc called as Il witness
The Gnsko girl is being held by Off
ccrs of the society MS witness against
Tex Eckard in the case which origi-
mated with tho stories told by Alice
Euck and Anna Hess. Tho socicty
also is holding Sarah s'choenfcid az ~
now witness in The case ogains. Rick
ard
"podds connection with tho case IS
this, said Acting District Attorney Pc
cora. "Ncllic GasIo told mc she had
hccn taken from her homo, 725 Ocenn
Parkway, Broohlyn. to Podd's home 4.
SfO7 Eighteenth Avenue. in tho Bnth
Beach section. Whic she was at hia
home, @he says. Podd bought her \
now outfit of clothing The girl says
that Podd and several other persons
told hor 20 keep her mouth shut about
tho Rlckard case.
"Thc girl snvs that Podd took her
to a house near Concy Islnnd January
H. January %, a Sunday, she wa
taken from there to the farm near
WappinEors Fails. whcrc she was
found by agents Of The Childrens So
/, Il
fac Imposed on her father. Podd has
hocn employed as a strike hrcakcr.
"Tnc Gasko girl has given us in.
form alton concerning Nor alleged rela
j tions with Richard which may bc val
uAhlo. She says she met him at the
Madison Square Garden swimming
pool las' simmer. She SAYS she vis
itod him in one of tho apartments or
! West torty-scvcnth Street three time.
'ach tmc being accompanied by ths
. Schocnf"ld girl
! The charge against Podd was d..
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Dog Buried in $500 Coihu

Rex cashod in Yesterday. Rov was
a bull torrier owned by Dr. A NJ. II ydo,
dentist, Of 63 Newark Street, Hobo
ken. llc died Saturday, fun of years
and honors, but didr't actually cash in
until yesterday when Nr. lIydc gave
him regular funeral mud hurried him
in Woodlawn Cemetery In coffin
which cost s40o
"rhc do. was with me c~cr s'ncc it
wa- a pup sixteen years ngo, sand Dr.
Hyde "Why shouldn't | give il " dc
cent burial He Was my friend in bis
timo nc Won twenty-five FIGHTS. col
locted more tNan $500 IN bets on him.'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09

at luncheon at tne Holland House on
that day. He said that the people who
had smiled on the Iusitania were very
foolish. ~ she would certainly be sunk
on Thursday or Friday"
Keating was then employed by Dr..
William Bayard Hnlc as an assistant
in preparing German propaganda. He
testified Ms to conversations with
Viereck Hale, Fuehr, OF the Fuchr
bureau that vas opened At lI2" Broaj
way and Or. Dernburg. EInle vas err
played. he testified, because he had
"thc kitchen entrance to the White
House. 1nconin9 private sccess 20 tns
Presidents car. Funds were disbursed
at the Office Of Albert S. Cronemcyer.
OF tho Hamburg American Line, keAt-
ing said.
Informed Of Kcnting's testimony last
night, Mr.. Vierock said
"Mr Kenting's testimony IS re-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09

cided upon after conference between
District ttorncy Pccora and officers OF
the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Children Richard j, Cur
ran. an agent Of tho society, is the
complainant. Podd is to be examined
Tomorrow afternoon ut 81 Chambers
Street.
Max y. Steucr, counsel for Richard,
professed to have scnnt interest in the
storics ascrbcd to the Gasko and
Schocnscld girls. Tie expressed doubt
that tho stories told by the girls TINT
have been brought into tho case wcr~
products either Of their own imagina-
ton or their own recollection. There
,vaa some one higher up" he rnid, III
the case that bad been Developed
against his client, and he hoped soon
to disclose his identity.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09

chauges between England and France
was superficial and Ycatcd entirely on
az Inadequate understanding OF
frances aims. Colonel Nepington said.
Frances position in Europe deserved -
better understanding, hc thought.
TYruco had asked her nliics for nat
uial boundary or guarantees OF safety,
ard had got neither.
'"Thc Allics thought Tint they were
giving it to her, and the American fa,l-
u 60 rutify it is directly responsible
tor the panic which ted France to take
those military precautions at which
Eugsnd now looks astance. according
to The speaker. "Whcn thc treaty WAS
signed by your President. we Thought
the paper was good and would not be
protested" hc said "Jhcr" we wcrc
wrong. Tho result was that France.
because our guarantees depended on
YOURS, finding hcrsclf without the nat
ural frontiers and not having hcr guar
antics, WIS thrown on her own re
-ourccs"
England Modern Atlas
Toward tho end of his lecture Colo
mel Rcpington departed from his crisp,
detached summary Of EuropeHn affairs
and adopted more lyrical note. Vic
pictured England ~ an atfaa EVrWn
tired of bearing nlo't tho world ON
hor shoulders. For centuries, he said
England had mndc tho peace Of tho
world her concern. Now, nrcssod hard
by economic problems from without
and political problems from vithiu
she was saggin., litLlc.
The problems Of empire wcro diff
cult. If You Gavc annexed people nc
riehta. YOU wcrc a bully, if YOU gave
them loca, self government tho pres
cnj irordinatc natloralia'ic ambition.
# prcscnt-day India and !lQvpt were
thc result. Colonel RcpinEton dc
clpred.
Il is for tho United states 20 stel
in and save tho peace OF EuroNe. ant
Tho peace OF thr world, no said. Sh'
has only 10 furnish the economic
guarantees, and England will do th'
,cc
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09

4 IS Nassau Street.
S47 Broadway near 18th.
k1352 Broadway, cor. 36th st.
1495 Broadway {Times SQ.)
X S84 Third Avenue.
*l452 Third Avenue.
tc20c Third Ave, cor. 10th st.
k377s Third Av.. bet. 1l6th & 147th
Storan marked Y
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Bankers Fire at Targets,
+ Preparing fer Bandits

ROCHESTER, Feb. Sin or
der to prepare against possible
ho1d-ups By bandits, employees Of
bank here held target practice
today in the State Armory.
George A. Gilman. former Com
missioner Of Public Safety, is as
sisting in The training.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Maternity Act Funds As,

WASHINGToN. Fob. "a. -A'"eo
priation OF 81 10000 Tor csr ~ apnro-
tho provisions of the sheDnaray rls opt
maternity net dung fae corn;r,. S,n V.,Fa'r
year vas reque stcd b. The I,,,s Ascal
psrtn'ent IN an ostimate .rar. .srsor d.
70 Congress to-day by Pses,do.1 mite
ding. Hsr.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09

nash Of an ancien. slandcr
,lsoc' IN my magazine tina. soa, pio.
'ater some spch snip as tho r,"neF' or
you'd bc SUNK. as All Brjt,sb pptsians
mat tTpe were apxiliarv crn;s ups 0.
carried mnu''ions ucvor t,,Sefs and
never stated that the Tos,ta-''.eF o'.eF and
he sunk on this particular t,.'a tr;' would
shis particular date. The PIP Or ny
bassador made formal ,.'s0 An
against ne Al thc time. bp. ts.,.speairt
Department took 10 nctjoo - LIE STATE
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-28
PREP SCHOOL FOOTBALL
STAR VISITING IN CITY

John Afcclain, familiarly known
as twhltey,r is spending few
days az Fort Hill Farm. the guest
OF ALf. and Mrs. James o. Watson.
sifr. Meo ihfnl IS 4 son OF ]. E. Nc.
CLAIM OF The Midyale Steal Co.,
OF Pittshurgh ana Is well known
In local athletic aud business cir
cies, having for q number Of years
hAd an office here a charge OF
the late Sam Garrison. Mr.. Nc
ulAin, ST., has been one OF tho
foremost tennis players In tho
Eairmont Pittsburgh tournaments
for many years.
/ .'NHhiteyn Meclain played osn.
ter OH the strong peddie football
team with Robert Hutchinson OF
this city and has many friends
among the younger set, He will
return 10 pittsburgh Friday.
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HAWKINS
INgGRAYE CONDITION

Constable o: ". HAWKINS. who
has been q patient At Cook Hos.
pital for the past week, where he
underwent an operation for appen.
dicitls. Is In q critical condj tion 10.
day and It Is feared he will not sur.
yiye. For several days HIS condi.
ton was encouraging. However,
peritonitis developed, and his Gun.
dition Is grave today.
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VENDOR. FAILS TO
Report TO court !
Warrant Issued for Edward
Burns After Failure to
Appear for Trial.

Edward Burns. who was arrest
ed yesterday on q charge Of SELL
Ing oranges on the streets without
a permit and for blocking traffic,
failed 70 appear before Mayor W.
W. conaway this morning for trial
Mayor Conway ordered that a
warrant be issued for him and Il
necessary. for him TO be locked up
In the city Jail to make spreithat
he was in court for trial tomor-
row morning. According % Chief
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-28

An outdoor picnic was staged In
Monongalia County Christmas Day
when the Misses Mary, Edna and
Audrey Corrothers, their brother.
John corrothers and family, DR.. o.
o. Bradley and Mrs. G.. NJ. Allender,
the latter OF this city, motored to
Klondike Hill, taking with them
their Christmas dinner which they
ate on this hill, one Of the pretti.
est points in the Monongahela Val.
ley. A large fire was built in the
open and a pig was roasted there.
on, which with other edibIes, made
up a splendid feast. Mrs. Allender,
who spent Christmas at Cross
Roads with the Misses Corrothers,
has returned home.
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INFANT DIES

The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Joe yGazda OF Grant Town who
died at the Cook Hospital Tues.
day will be buried this afternoon
IN Holy Cross cemetery. Under.
taker Williamson Is In charge
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PERSONALS

J. H. Rowand has returned from
summerfield Ohio, where he spent
Christmas with his mother, Mrs.
]. s. Rowand. ~
Mrs. Will Nesbitt of Sisters
Vile is spending several days here
with her niece, Mrs. Ira Akin, at
her home on the East Side.
Mn and Mrs. B. M. H. Kahn, the
former athletic director at the
Fairmont High School, have gone
East to spend the holiday with re:
latives.
Mrs. A. L. swisher and son
Lawrence Of Grafton are guests Of
Mrs. A. A. Atha at her home on
Grafton street, Mrs. Atha. who
has been Ill, has shown little i'm
provement in her condition.
Harry s. Sharp returned yes
terday from New. Philadelphia,
Ohio, where he spent Christmas
withEelatives. Mrs Sharp and son
Jack, who also spent the holidays
there, will return here on Satur-
urday.
Mrs. A. N. Lanham; who spent
the holidays here with her son,
Ward Lanham, and Mrs. Lanham
at their home on, Fairmont avenue
has returned to her home IN Graf
ton.
Registered at the Fairmont Hn
tel today are: George F. Breat, w
Linn Moyn, A. s. Dayton. j. T.
Martin, a. O. Tellatt, o. DeMar,
CO, @. o. l1rnich, Pittsburgh;
Carolyn e.. Smith, Peggy. viii
Hams, IA. = { Hunts New York
City; q. n. Alexander. w. b.
wheeien. y a. Bradley. Phlla.
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MarrIane Announced.

Announcement has. been made
OF the marriage OF Miss Estelle
Homer, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. N. Horner and Roscoe G. Nc.
Kinley Of Clarksburg, which was
solemnized Tuesday afternoon at
the home Of the bride in Weston.
Miss Horner had frequently Wis.
tied here as the guest OF her aunt,
Mrs. G. H. Browndeld, and Mrs.
Brownfield was a guest at the mar
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-28

leaving tonight for PittsburEh. Pa.
where they will spend q few days
They Will return here before 20.
ing to winchesteS va, where
they reside
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JoInt ceIebration

Miss Elotse! Tetrich and brother,
Milton Tetrich, entertained a
number ofltheir young friends
Christmas afternoon at the homo
slof their parents at Edgemont 10
celebration Of the sixth and
tourth anniversaries Of their
nth Miss E1oise celebrated her
fixth Anniversary Christmas day
while the fourth Anniversary OF
Milton. her brother fell onS De-
cember 20 Mrs. Tetrich was as
sisted n Entertaining the guests
by her mo- her Mrs: Edward Nc
Eltresh Of Annabelle, and Mrs j.
II. cade Of Columbia street.
Those present were Mary,
Marvin and Virginia Cade, Mary
Mary Elizabeth and Helen stur,n,
Maryip mad Virginia Cade, Mary
Ellen and Betty Huffman Helen
and Sadee shafer; Lucille Rice.
iadge TrpIett and Charles and
sssathsl vtae Smith
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-28

Miss Rrma Mohr; Of shillfngtcn,
Pa holds q record for teaching
school for ~ years without miss.
ing q session. -ss q
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chflstnas Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. @. Brown en-.
tertained with q Christmas dinner
at their home on Park street IN
honor Of their house guests. AZ
one. thirty O'clock q delectable s
course dinner was served to the
following: The Rev. and Mrs. II.
g: stoetzer, Mr.. and Mrs. John J.
stoetEer. all Of Fairmont, Miss
Mary Virginia Brown and j. NJ q,
Brown, Jr., and the host and hos
tess, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown-Mor-
gartown Post. gf4t'
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-28
LOCAL SOCIAL. EVENTS

Price, q Washington. d. q. Who
are visiting M. and Ms. George
" Price of Ettginia street Nj.
and MIS- Price wefe recently mar
Tied In Ellington They exnect
TO leave today for Panama where,
Lieutenant Price WILDE stat toned.
Charleston Gazette
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-28
Pile Sufferers
Can You Answer These ouesttonsi

Can You Answer These Questions?
DO you know why otntments do
not give you quick and lasting re,
lief?
Why cutting and operations fail?
~ : -'"''. FpFstsa Dance
Miss Martha Dickerson is the
honor guest this afternoon at q
tea dance given at the home Of
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Murray
'Dickerson, at their home In Fair
mont avenue. The hours, are
from 3 to 9. The house will be
Iartistically decorated with smilax,
holly and Christmas trees. A
buffet luncheon, consisting OF
punch and sandwiches, will be
served during the afternoon. Mus.
ic Is being provided by Edgar Bar.
rett's Old Colo and Blue orches.
ira. The guests include members
OF the younger set and school set
home, for the holidays. out-of-
town guests include Miss Eliza.
beth Mcmillan Of Sewickley, the
guest of Miss Virginia Peddicord :
Nelson Stewart Of Morgantown
and Harry Davis Of Charleston,
the guests Of Harrison Conaway,
and Miss Jean Dewitt OF Phila-
delphia, the guest of Miss Laura
Lee Hutchinson. Miss Dickerson,
who attends Mt. Vernon Semin.
airy at Washington, D. G., is spend.
ing the holidays here with her
parents.
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For Mrs. connclIi

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Earl Windsor
entertained last evening at their
home In the Mumford Flats at a
cbarmingly appointed bridge to
honor Mrs. Harry Cornell Of Par
kersburg, who Is the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Lamar Satterfield.
Mrs. Cornell is q cousin Of Mrs.
Windsor. Three tables were In
play, and a salad lunch was serv:
ed during the evening. The ap-
pointments were in keeping with
the Christmas season. Mrs. Con-
nell and daughter Maxine are
leaving Saturday for their home
after spending the holidays here,
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d Fnterlaln WIN panee

81 aud Mrs. Il Brooke Price Of
1.-The South Side entertained last
,vonine With i dance at the Edge
Rood Country club complimentary
4 TO Lieutenant aud Mrs. George D.
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= Approximately 500 persons arc
being taught 10 tiy az the score or
more Of nying schools located In
various parts Of INC United States.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-28
Newl Year's Recentlon

Plans are rapidly maturing for
the annual New Years reception
To be held by the Woman's Club at
the Masonic Temple New YGar's
afternoon from 8 to s O'Clock. The
hostesses on this occasion will ba
the electiye officers Of the club
and the past presidents and they
VIII form the receiving line. The
plans for the reception are in tho
hands Of the Hospitality committee
aud the chaffmen for the attef-
noon are Mrs w. II Sands and
Mrs. ~ Blaine Moore
The guests Of honor on this OF
casion will be the ninety new
TENDERS recently taken Into the
club and these. members are asked
TO wear their membership card or
" some manner designate they
re new members in order that
the club membership may become
scquatnted with them and VEL
come them into the membership
81 the club Christmas decorations
VIII prevail and music will be fur
nishsd by, the Fairmont High
School Orchestra. The affair viii
be enttrely informal and no pro-
gram VIII be given
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-28

MIS- Hal Hall and son Clifton
Hal. OF this city. who are temper.
arily located in Pittsburgh, whera
the latter Is a student at Carnegie
Tech are spending several days
N thus city with relatives. Clifton
Hall came here Tuesday for thu
BANQUET of the Kings for Queens
Club held Tuesday evening at the
Fatrmont Hotel. The banquet was
quite an elaborate affair and was
attended bysthe members Of tho
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nChatHs w. tbs HUW6 ~
W. f. Mahon who was the guest
OF his son and daughter in law,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Mahon, Jr., at
their home In Fourth street over
Christmas. has returned to his
home in Baltimore.
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M. and Mrs. Lamar satterfieid
viii entertain n bridge tomorrow
evening AZ their home on CASTOR
avenue complimentary TO the lat.
ter's sister Mi. Harry Connell Of
Parkershttgs who IS their guest.
Ten tabies WIN pc IN play.
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The Misses Ruth aud Louise
johnson have as their guest at
their home in Walnut avenue Miss
Jack" Hutchins Of Morgantown.
Miss Hope Domain, also OF Nor
gantown, will arrive today to at
tend the Hutchinson dance tonight
at the Country Club and will be
the guest OF Miss Mary Greer at
he1 home In Quincy street.
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BEidae Tea
MISSES Nsil Morris and Ed.

slien viii be hostesses tomor-
afternoon at the home Of the
FORMER AZ $50 Locust avenue at a
bridge ten 10 honor Miss Nellie
Prlchard, whose Engagement to
ID. a. CARSON OF New York City
was announced yesterday by her
alBter, Miss porcas Rrichard.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-28

Harrison Conway has as his
guests for the remainder Of the
holidays at his home in Virginia
avenue, Nelson Stewart OF Morgan.
town and Harry Davis Of Charles.
sor Isu changes were reporter IN,
crude oil prices for the major dis.
tricts MIDI Continent crude oil be-
ing quoted at s 80 to $3.50 q bar
rel, according to the gravity Of the
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Veddlnn Dinner

With Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Dun.
baugh, whose marriage was sol.
emnized yesterday morning at st.
Peters Catholic Church, as tho
guests Of honor, MIR. and Mrs.
Albert Dunbaugh entertained with
prettily appointed 6 o'clock din.
ner last evening at their home IN
Edgemont. Covers were laid for
twenty five, the guests including
the members Of the wedding party,
relatives and intimate friends.
"A color scheme of pink and
white was effectively used in the
decorations with pink carnations
and narcissus In glass vases CEN
tering the table. An honor guest
at the dinner was Mrs. Peter Gill
ner, grandmother Of the bride.
groom and a former resident OF
Butler, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Dun.
baugh are residing with the bride.
groom's parents at Edgemont for
the present.
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Guests for Dance

Miss Mary. Camden and Harry
Camden OF Parkersburg will ar
rive today to be the guests OF
their, cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e.
Watson, Jr., at theis home In
First street. They will attend Mr..
and Mrs. @. q. Hutchinson's dance
tonight at the Country Club. To-
morrow Mr.. and Mrs. Watson and
son Ned will return with them to
Parkersburg, where they will
spend New Years as the guests OF
Mrs. Watson's mothe1, Mrs. B. F.
-Blackfnrd. "a. =.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert West and
sons, Ralph and Robert, entertain
ed at turkey dinner Christmas
Day at noon at their home in Sat
tcrfield street. The guests, which
numbered about ten, included
Miss Cora Renner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dutch Springs and son Walter
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Vincent and
Mrs. Ivy Marson and son Francis