The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-03
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Tho quota Club win hear about
tile proposed public library for
Fairmont 1t its MONDAY luncheon
on Monday at the Fairmont Hotel.
A representative Of the library
commission Will talk concerning
the need of the library and the
plans for securing It and will sol!-
cit the active interest Of the club
in the project. Mrs. Andrew
Hague will furnish flowers for the
weekly prize offered by the club.
Cancellation, for the luncheon
must DO Ia By 8 o'clock Monday
morning and must be made TO Miss
Katherine Barry, It was said tnday'
Plans for the charity ball. which
the club VIII stage November II.
are progressing nicely at this time
and the affair win be gala one.
Great rivalry exists between the
blue and the grey teams as TO
which win sell the most tickets.
Several novelties will be introduc.
ed for the dance, and e=sellent
music will be furnished.
For Miss Miller
Mrs. "A. NJ. Rowe was hostess
at her home on Walnut avenut TO
4 number OF friends, compliment
tary to Miss Garnet Miller Of Bal
timore, formerly Of this city. who
( IL her guest. The guests included
members OF q bridge club OF
which Mrs. Rowe Is q member and
few other friends. Bridge was
the diversion OF the afternoon.
X and a salad lunch was scrSed.
.
Bridge Party
Mrs. Ralph r. Burt and Mrs. Z.
" Henderson entertained. yester-
day afternoon at the Elks club
roms with one OF the most de-
tltghtful bridges OF the fall sea-
sol. The club rooms wore beauti-
Ntully decorated for the occasion in
fall flowers aud English ivy, and
fifteen tables were attracttYely
arranged about tho rooms. Bridge
was played for several hours. and
aIater about a dozen Intimate
friends, came in for tea. Several
handsome prizes were given to
those making the highest score'
and the lowest scores. At the cor
clusion OF several hours Of playing
sa delicious salad lunch was sery-
ed
out-of-town guests included.
Mrs. F NJ. Moore, Clarks5urg;
Mrs L. w. Osborne. Morgantown:
Mrs. w. ID. Waddell, Coyington.
Va; Miss Beuna Orr, Clarksburs:
Miss Garnet Miller, Baltimore:
Miss NJ e. Burt, Mrs. Arch Burt,
Mrs! Winston Smith. Mrs. Walter
Prichard, Mrs. E. B. Koen and
Mrs. MsGuire, all Of Warrington,
and Niles Sue Hall, Huntington.
In Charleston
Mrs Percy Gotf, formerly OF
Ciarksburg, and now of New
York, is tho guest of her sister.
Mrs. Miller Gallaher on Grosscup
avenue South Hills.-Charleston
Mail
n Interesting Program
An attractive little playlet en-
titled 1.-THE Frieud." in which tn.
6Hicial mission magazine OF thu
denomination was introduced
anew to the audience, was render
IA at tho regular meeting of the
Womsn's Mission Circle OF tho
First Baptist Church yesterday
afternoon at the church. Mrs. l..
r. Harrington led the devotional
services and those participating In
the playlct we're Mrs. E. Blaine
/ Moore, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. E. F.
yanGilder, Miss Maxine Moore
and Master Rex Thompson.
i Following the program tea was
'Ieryed by the hostesses, who were
Mrs. q. S. Amos, Mrs. N. G.
Tough, Mrs. William DooIittle,
Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs. Moore,
NJ owe to Town
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gilkeson,
who occupied their summer camp
on the Valley River, has return.
ed to their home on East Park ave.
nue.. They were the last ones to
leave the river. Mr.. and Mrs. AL.
fred Hunter, who were occupying
the Gilkeson home, have taken up
their residence at the Fairmont
Hotel. Dr.. 6. H. Nelil and family,
who occupied their cottage. Bide-a-
wee, on the Valley River, broke
camp. last Saturday and returned
to their home on GLADDEN. street.
To New York
Mrs. George Stockley and little
son OF New York, who have been