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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-28
LENINE Sc soNRIE CON AMABILI
DAD DE HIPERCLoRIDRICo All
CONoCER LOS ACUERDos DE
B0LONIA.

MoSCU, febrero 27.-El jefe del go
bierno sovietico, Lenine, quien recibi6
aver per inalambrico los detalles de la
conferencia celebrada en- Bolonia por
los Ministries de Francia Inglaterra,
masc6 intr6pidamente su tabaco y Sc
consagro por algunas horas la lectura
de los acuerdoS de Bolonia, principal
mente los que Sc relacionan con Russia.
Ell jefe del Soviet, .quien habia estado
todo Ell dia de aver pendiente de como
Ger los resultados de la entrevista en-
tire Poincar6 Y Lloyd George, parecfa
EN- Ell momento de dar 1ectuara a los
inalambricos inquieto, nervioso azo-
RADIO. Sonriendose con la amabilidad de
hiperclorfdico, Lenine, entreg6 a los
peri6dicos varias cuartillas escritas en-
maquina, ordenando que fueran publ
cadas sin concentrates de la Reduction,
puesto que eran ofciales Y al gobierno
solamente incumbe ell derecho de hacer
las acotaciones.
Lenine, extremando su pesimismo, di-
jo que las manifestations de Peincar6
y Lloyd George no lie importaban.
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MANrFEsTAcIoNEs DEL
SR. COLL Y cUcHI

Al enterarnOs aver, de que por los
mas connotados abogados del partido
de la mayoria Sc estaba estudiando la
question legal en- ell asunto de los nom-
bramientos, con ell proposito de pressn-
tar Ell recurso adecuado para hacer va
Ter ante los tribunales de justicia ell
derecho del partido del pals, tai y
como estan consignados en- ell Acta Or
ganica, consultamos con difercntes ju-
risconsultos de la Union y como nos
indicaran que preguntaramos los dis
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De Valera cOntinda
.iOCansabIe Su pro-
pagaDda naCiOnIista.
(De nuestro servicio especial por cable
ingles y frances).

BELFAST, febrero 27.-El llder ma
cionalista, senior Eamons de Valera
acaba de llegar a Ennis, condado de
Clarke, en- su campafia contra Ell actual
Estado Libre. Fu6 acompafiado hasta
Ell hotel por La guardia uniformada v
por numerosas representations de TO-
das las classes sociales, las cuales ex-
presaron al lider sus simpatias.
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CONTRA TAMMANY HALL.

NEW YORK, Eebrero IT, La Legis-
latura del estado piensa poner las es-
cuelas de la ciudad bajo ell poder de
una junta nombrada especialmente por
ell Gobernador, al objeto de impedir
que los maestros esten bajo la infuen-
cia de Tammany Hall. Los insrectores
seran nombrados por un periodo de diez
amos.
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NUMEROSo PUBLICo AsISTIRA
A LAS BoDAS DE LA PRIN-
CESA MARIA.

LoNDREs, febrero 27.-Esta llegan-
do numeroso publico desde todos los
puntos del imperio, con ell fin de asistir
manana a las bodas de la princesa Ma
ria con Ell vizconde de Lascelles, que
Sc celebraran en- la alcaldfa de West.
minister.
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cAMPAaA DE ORGANIZATION

Sc nos informa, ademas, cue los
diferentes comit6s de propaganda que
hay en- cada distrito de la isla. han re
novado la campsfia de organization
por todo Ell pals, siendo enteraments
favorables las noticias que relniten a
la oficina central de la Federation Lii
bre.
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UN PATRIoTA IRLANDEs
MUERTO A TIRoS

BELFAST, febrero 27.-El notable pa
triota irlandes James Higues, caudillo
de la juventud ell cual contaba apenas
veinte amos de edad, fue asesinado a
tiros esta tarde por tres individuos des-
conocidos. La madre del joven patrio.
ia presenci6 el cobarde asesinato.
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LAS PAsoRALES DE LOS PRE-
LADos APRUEBAN Ell TRATADo
IRLANDES.

DUBLIN, febrero 27.-En las igle-
sias circularon aver numerosas pasto-
rales redactadas por los Prelados, en-
las cuales aprueban ell tratado con In
glaterra Y Ell actual gobierno del Esta-
do Libre.
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NO HA LLEGADo ToDAvIA
LA NOTA AMERICANA

CIUDAD DE MEJICo, febrero 81
Ell gobierno MEGA haber recibido La no
ia de Estados Unidos relativa al re-
conocimiento del presidente Obregon.
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los miembros electives del Particle Unio
nista sea impugnada la legalidad de los
Jeses de Departamentos, cuyos nom-
bramientos fueron rechazados por ell
senaao Insular, habiendo sido, no obs
tanto, vueltos nombrar por ci Co.
bernador al clausurarse la session. del
senado.
Algunos abogados prominentes son
de opinion de que la referida impug-
naci6n habia de prosperar necesaria-
mente y al efecto cuentan, Ell apoyo
esa aseveraci6n, con gran cantidad de
jurisprudencia.
Por este motive Sc espera cue la se-
sion de hoy en- la Comisi6n de Servi.
clio P1b'ico, habia de resultar intere-
santisima.
LLEGARA UN MoMENTo EN- QUE
LA SITUACION Sc HARA INso-
PoRTABLE-DICE Ell LcDo. TIzoL
Aver nos encontramos con ell Icdo.
Tizol, Representative unionista a la Ca
mara de delegados insular, Y uno de
les miembros de la Comisi6n que fue a
Washington tlltimamente. Despu6s del
saludo de rtbrica, ,dijimos al distinguido
politico.
-Lcdo., despu6s de los acontecimien.
tos politicos de Ultima hora que he
mos visto, Gquerrfa vd decirnos 81 La
comision que fu6 Washington fra
case no?
FL sefor Tizol mantivose reservado,
en- cuanto darnos detalIes. ST bien
nos aseguro que la Comisi6n habia
hecho exeelente trabajo, y per 10 tan
to habia triunfado.
%
-Indudablemente Este estado de CO.
sas Sc prolongara hasta que llegue el
momento en- que Sc haga insoportable
Ell sr. Tizol tuvo una sign1fcativa
sonrisa de exceptico que nosotros ira
ducimos: 'La debacle"....
LENINE Sc soNRIE CON AMABILI-
DAD DE HIPERCLoRIDRICo AL
CONoCER LOS ACUERDos DE
BoLoNIA.
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seg1n nuestros informes, Is muy
probable Que EN- "a session, de hoy en-
Ia comisi6n de yicio PllbIleo por
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-11

nm Clark, Frank G. Raymond. Der
nard Arnett. james knight. C. II.
Alexander Charles Arnett, Z. G..
Ben
clsss Met
The Helpful CHS Of the First
Baptist Church met last evening at
the home Of Mrs. 8. 3. Miller on,
Walnut avenue.
The hostesses were Mrs. S. E.
Miller. Mrs. WIlmot Eardley Mrs.
Arch Mcintyre and Mrs. French
Yaugilder.
A fine time was enjoyed by about
40 members Of the class. The pro-
gram rendered conststed Of a talk
by Miss Mary Powell on mission.
airy experiences among the Grow
Indians in Oklahoma, also seyeral
songs by Master Edward Eardley
and DR.. g. D. Henry. A piano
piece by Miss Valera Lynch was
given which was enjoyed by those
present.
The class participation in needle
work for the public health nersing
service. Refreshments were then
servfd which ended a very inter
'esting evening.
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DEPRESSION HITS
RTIByRqRHARD
Coal Trade Slump Brings
Trouble in Soft Coal
Fields

IA A.nneln..A 800

AAluSL2teU EE114t~nFnaN ~
PTSBURGH, Jan. t1-Depres.
sion in the coal trade has brought
about priration and de~stitution
among miners in many places II.
the Pittsburgh bitu1ninous district,
according to officials Of district
number five. United Mine Work
ers OF America. In a statement
today Robert R. gibbons, presl-
dent, Of tho district union. said.
that of Approximately $4,000 min
,ers In the region, at a rough es.
Innate $4,000 had work, either full
time or part time. Many OF this
numer Of miners WHO are employed
on a tonnage basis. Mr.. Gibbons
stated, have. worked for the past
year only a day or two a week
and often only for a half day a
week. Their earnings in theso
cases would not enable them to
meet the bare necessities OF life.
Illustrative OF tie condition
which the miners president raid
had brought about one Of the
worst periods ever known In the
Pittsburgh coal trade. Mr.. Gibbons
pointed out that the mines in the
region on December 0, 1921, we're
not operating better than 20 per
cent normal; resulting In the ex.
oneration OF union men affected
by idleness OF more than $4,000 Of
the district membership monthly.
Tho mines that are operating
steadily or O day or two a week
are over crowded, according &c
William largest. secretary.treas.
urer OF district number five.
There are only too many men for
O one job man. lie gtatad, "The
season and the circumstances OF
the depression have brought min
sN.rI.. H .l.a".~| lI.ff arNrs a" ~
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PERSONALS

NfhM.HN0 ~ Nl|
e5aric. Grin f.
Basps ma Edmpaa Watson have
Bone French lex Spring.. Ind
TO spend tan
Lindsay art Hsncock. Nd.
who q here ON Visit with his
parents, Mr. ana y. 9. Eramt.
Ut their hpmeon afain slrott| b in
MorsantoWn for dass attond
Ing the agricu1t1S ehooi ia SEES.
sion at the uniyer
Prof. and Mrs Church hive
returned from bnrs. PA.
whera thfy were cailed ~ the IN.
ness Of tho latter nolhcr Pro.
.fessor Church hes fesunaed his
duties Us . hiet1hef The hlrh
school faculty, attn hstyinr 10 3
absent for EeYaralSwe duo 10 ara
illness with diphfhenA
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raV, SO; community meetings,
Visitors. 2
Pharaohs Run. ruFal; enrolled.
Is average attendanee -; per
eent Of attendance, SO, books n
Library Ses commnnthy meetings.
2s visitor,
Pafkefs Ruh; aI: enrolled
1905 average attendance, Az per
cent of attendance, "a books "a
library. So; community meetings,
u.
hHite, rural: enrolled. So; aver
age attendance, 81; per cent OF
attendance, 50; books in library,
.28; visitors, q.
SugarsLene, rural enrolled, IA;
average attendance, IS; per cent
of attendance, 90: books in lib
srary. 20; visitors, g.
Grays Flats, colored: enrolled,
'32; average attendance. 81; per
cent Of attendance; "a; books In
library, go; community meetings,
~: visitors, q.
Baxter, colored: enrolled. go;
average attendance. 20; per cent
attendance, 81; books IN library,
%, community meetings, 8; ytsi-
tors, 3.
Total enrolment for December
4. 565. Last month. 1850. Aver
age attendance this month, 1910.
Last month. 1870. Per cent Of
attendance. this month. %. Last
month, g92. Number Of books In
Libraries, this month 4,692. Last
month, 1900. Community meet
.ings this month, 40. Last month
is. Visitors this month, "a. Last
month, go.
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Stomach Trouble?
Indigestion?

ot9Wach trouble and Slgeple6SneSs
Can BIO Relieved Mrs. Boyd Says
Lindside, W. va,-HThls Is to
certify that I have used Dr..
rtarce's Golden 24ed!cal Discovery.
and I can recommend livery high,
Nv to suffering humanity. / lad
been q sufferer from indigestion
and stomach trouble for over 1iYe
months, nothing 1 ato agreed with
me and I could not sleep well at
night. / used -four packages Of DR..
lPterce's Golden Medical Discovery
and received the greatest Of results
from its use. I am using the
Pleasant Pellets now and ind
them to give good satisfaction. /
am at present in very good health
due to The use OF DR.. plerco's
medictnes-.Mrs. Hattie Boyd, II.
F. ID. ], Box AZ.
You can put yourself In the pink
of condition by obtaining DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
in liquid or tablets from your
neighborhood druggist.
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u Glve Initial Dance.

The Little club a newly organ
lied social club OF this city, will
hold its initial dance OF next Tues.
day evening, January II, ut the Ma
sonic Tempel. The invitation list
will include the members Of the
Country club dancing set, the Par
Mar club and the B. P. o. E. The
Mason Dixon Seven will furnish the
music. Invitations will be sent out
in a few days. TIE committee IN.
charge Of tho dance Is composed OF
Q. p. Smith, Samuel D. Brady, Ken.
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The faculty Of the Fatrmont State
Normal School will be guests at
an old-fashioned party on Thurs.
day evening Of this week at the
school with tho Missts Irene os-
borne and Eva Compston US the
hostesses. The hours will be from
S:46 until 1880. old.Hashioned
dances will feature the evenings
entertainment,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-11

Mrs. Charles Fennell will be
hostess Thursday evening OF this
week to a number Of friends at her
home on Watson avenue compll-
mentary to Miss Ella Grace Phelps
and Charles Ellis whose marriage
will be celebrated soon. The mar.
riage date will be announced at
the affair.
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Id Have sunner

The Fairmont Chapter Of the
Eastern Star will hold a covered
dish supper for the members OF
their immediate families on Thurs.
day evening, January 10, at their
hall. Each member is asked to
bring a covered dish containing
some article Of food other than
meat. A short program and social
hour will follow thu serving OF the
dinner. out-of.town members OF
the organization are invited to at
tend,
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worth Tr1ine

People who suffer back weak
ness. rheumatic pains or other
symptoms Of kidney disorders
should try solvax. H &. n Drug
Co. sells II under a guarantee Of
satisfaction or money refunded.
Price so cents.
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ing "a tue region TO practleaiiy n
tandstili
Prostitution 1mcns tae miners c1s
~ ihe fields AtsS HIN sisb'
a md prints3 cut tiak
hnHn hn mile
pl Ptsbuggh pfupAf minor and
their camille actual want
Some Castle Shannon mines, he
said have been closed for more.
Ithan asyear.
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Club Mestlnn
s%tereoptlean ILecture

Following the prayer service at
the First Baptist church this eve.
ming an illustrated talk will be
given on the book Survey to Ser.
vice" which is the study book. A
large number OF stereoptican views
will illustrate the lecture.
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WlIL Award prize.

At tho next general netting Of
the Woman's Club to be held next
Friday week the program will be
In charge Of the Home Economics
Department and prizes will he
awarded to students Of the Fair.
mont schools. Prizes of five dol.
lars each will be awarded for the
best poster made by any student
Of the Fairmont High School, for
the best poster made by any pupil
OF the graded schools Of the West
Side: for the best paper written by
any student OF the East Side High
School on the subject How Can
the High School Student Safeguard
His Health?" and for the best
paper on the subject How Can the
Eighth Grade Student Safeguard
HEALTH" written by any eighth
grade student OF the city schools,
The prizes will be awarded by Mrs.
Lucien N. Yost, president OF the
club. Mrs. Levi B. Harr, chairman
OF the Home Economies Depart.
uent will present the prize win.
ners.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-11

Miss Ruth Phillips will be host.
ess Thursday afternoon at her
home on Fourth street to tile Wed.
resday bridge club OF which she is
a member.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-11
WIN chanae RceIdence

Mr.. and Mrs. Renna Clark will
move their residence from Jeffer.
son street to the property recently
vacated by MI. and Mrs. j. A.
Meredith on Fafrmont avenue
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orlerldea


Mrs. Williams Canpgell Moorhead
and slster. Hiss Ruth HetntzelInan.
viii entertain at bridge at their
hcne on Z no1i avenue on Satur.
fsy afternoon honoring Miss Susan.
Watson Arnette whose marriage to
ttornov Frnnk 9 Raymond, Of this
els will be All went OF January az.
lnd Mas lrauces West Rinsey.
shose mnrrisge 70 John Kingslsy
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Uric Acid
Solvent
IS cent Bottle FREE
az Dosesl

Just because you start the day
worried and tired, stiff legs and
arms and muscles, an aching head,
burning and besring down pains III
the back-worl out before the day
begins-do not think you have 10.
stay in, that condition.
Get we'll! Be free from stir.
joints, sore muscles, rheumatic.
pains, aching back, kidney AM
bladder trUIDles. Start NOW.
Ifyou suffer from bladder weak
ness with burning! scalding pdins,
or II you are in and out or bed
half a dozen tine5 III. night, you
viii appreciate tho rest, comfort
and strength this treatment E!vea.
We will give. you for your, own
use one S5,cent bottle (32 doses)
FREE to convince you the WE
liams Treatment conquers kidney
and bladder troubles, rheumatism
and all other ailments, no matter
how chronic or stubborn, when
caused by excessive uric acid.
Send this notice with your letter
to the DR.. D.. a. Williams Co.,
Dept, V-4726. P. o. Block, East
Hampton. Conn. Please oend ten
cents to help pay part cost OF post
age, packing, etc. We will mail
to you by parcel post, delivery
maid, q regular S5-cent bottle OF
The Williams Treatment (32
doscs), without Obligation or OK
pense: Only one bottle to the
same address or family. Estab-
lIshed 1892.
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Mozart Society
Meets Tomorrow

At the meeting Of the Mozart
Literary society of the FaiFmont
state Normal school tomorrow
night at 7:t5 the following pro-
gram will be given:
Roll. call answered By New Year
resolutions.
Last years reminisccnces4
Josephine Maple, Lydia Tustin,
Blanche Sands.
Newspaper-Georgta Blocher.
Cornet solo+Howard Fleming.
Dnet-R, c. Leo and W. Price.
Business aud adjournment.
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Salvation Army
Yearly Report

Tho Salvation Army makes the
following report Of their activities
during the year 1891:
Meals given. u. -. 20,514
Persons given meals. $50. 1873
Transportation furnished, for
short distances only. j. 49,. 2s1.
Application for employment 201
Found employment fol. ...!. liz
Given medical aid .......... 153
Pairs OF shoes given; most
Of them old ones. S44'
Garments given. ............ 1888.
Christmas dinners to-. 450.
Candy, toys, etc, furnished.
little folkssto tho number Of 800
The nursery supported by the
Army averaged an attendance OF 20
each day.
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plnnsr party

Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. shinA en-
rtsined at q dinner Of prett@ Sp-
pointnierts al. their home ON Mary.
land ayenle last evening in honor
OF their guests, Nj. and Mrs. W.
g Grow q Pittsburgh. Covers were
laid for ter.
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LRrturned ~ Schnnl

Miss Emily Skies has returned
10 Pittsburgh. Pa. TO resume her
studies 1T st. Ursulas Hall after
spendsng the holidays at her home
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ia Arrlve Erlaau

Mlbs Margafet Galligher Of GOSH
oc;on. OHIO. will arrive here on
Friday TO be the guest Of Miss
b Heintzslman at her home on
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Misses Mona and Nina 81.
Nc Isl their guest at their
slomo ~ Maple avenue their cous-
in, Mss Aueile Grim OF Philippi.
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aaaaemont Annpuneed


Ann 6nbertainad 3thfa after
~ effFactfy1iy appdinted,
i8Seheon x Il HI.
Eont CSnn34s mai3 Il which tirie
il,c enrees%snt K tbs ~for4nerls
danphter Sitss 5N,inaM ayine Simon.
and ei,.r5aS SlIar39s gSdtflagortfI.
lhe ,aitcr gsciarksbuFg M ait
no1,nccas IN marriaee win take
r,arn ~ eyeninr n March %
ami III / Bfilifant eocfety
e~ept AM N AM honors Of
he were Miss susan
trnesle a5d+Miss Frances West
E,nsev Soth N ne bridas X me
month IN Tgfiesf1 numbared.
'6irly in fnelnded the members
n tNa uCadneadays Rrdge club Of
wt,cb Il SSiSses Simon afe mem.
ers giests were seated al
one ione tabIa whict was set n.
fhe dinins Tnom and which was
nFt,stleaIiy arranged for the occa-
ZION eesfering tte table was a
larea FTenSh doii dresed AZ 4
brsde w,th ,gaddinr ye,iSand wear.
M . M eorsaee 81 brides
,oSas ahaf,f wi,feh was arrangeS
,met.nd X tSnbelia roses and freIs-
las whfia Flancb baskets AZ these
Slowess wsFs1 nfaeed IA ths tabie.
ends PiaoA carde afnbossed WIN.
brides heSds marked the n1aces
and MINNIE fayors consisting of
Frencb bTide 1aaniItns bearing
t,ny eards an 3rhich the inttinls
q. i s ana III 81! and HE date.
Maven %, 1872 were hand r1arked
annornced AZ eheaeement-
Misc simon III asdaughter of Mr..
and Ms. Al b Simon prominent
rzstsestE "A nityS "a ts No.
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To Dance

Tho local council Knights Of Co.
lumhus will give a dance at their
hall on Main street on Thursday
evening OF this week. This will be
one of the series OF dances which
have been planned for the season.
Good music will be furnished.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-11

MIS-. MerleG q. Amos and Mrs. Err.
nest Bell are entertaining this aft
efnoonsa OF the home Of the former in
Benoni avenue at a. bridge OF love.
y appointments honoring Miss
Susan Watson Annette whose mar.
Rage 70 Attorney Frank G. Hay.
mond will be an event Of January
% and Miss Frances West Kinsey,
whose marriage to John Kingsley
Powell o. Mentchen,s N. j., viii be
eelebfated on January q. Sharing
IN the honorss was Mrs. Arthur j.
ST. Lawrence. arecent bride. The
interior OF the Amos home was
'pretttly decorated with ophelia
roses and narcissus. Bridge was
Nplayed during the afternoon hours
and q salad lunch was served.
Dainty faYors Of wedding bells and
wedding slippers were given each
guest Thefparty was one Of the
prettiest oftthe many social affairs
given TO honor the Misses Arnett
and KinseySand Mrs. st. Lawrence,
Out Of town! guests entertained were
Miss ida Beiritz, of Somerset, Pa,
tne guest Of Mrs. Frank R. Lyon,
Mrs Amos Frances Hutchins, Of
baltimore the guest OF her father,
Walton Miller Mrs. Frank Hutchir.
sen, the guest Of her parents in law,
M. and Mrs.. @. p. Hutchinson. al
Sonnencrofts and Mrs. Lindsay
Frame, % Hancock, Nd, the guest
OF Mr. and Mrs.. z. @: Frame, at
their home n Main street.
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iP6wefI 4 Nav
loystit AZ ssturday anfar 81
tSharing IN fine honnrs n t5s osrs,
.ston WI ia wiss MaygaSst can
.rher N e1sbnrtob 5tbs ~
81 MIG Rnth Heintzalman and Il
kmne Frsnces HrtchtnS n paItf,
more Who IL the e1,est y ES.
3ahar yrsi,on Miller m rsyr,ont
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-11

Mrs! 4. .. Krom Is entertaining
this after1oon5a at her home In Fair.
mont avenue az a bridge tea Of at.
trHcsiye appointments honoring her
house guests Mrs. NJ: B! B.-Good-
win and daughter, Mrs. =. B. @.
Come, both OF St Louis; Nc. Mrs.
James a Meredith, who Is leaving
Saturday for Gharleston, where She
VIE reside shared In the honors
of dserakteinoon. drsso. e. Fulke,
Of Heilaire Ohio; the guest Of Mrs.
Frank Haas, was an out Of town
guest entertained. Mrs. Goodwin
IS d sister Of MRS. Krom and hrs.
|ecyne S Mrs Krom's niece.