The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-07
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ar.d Mrs ike Sa tterfleia
entertained last evening AZ ssthe y.
home GA State street az apaFty. p
attractive appointments, in heiloI
1.-The sixth birthday anniPersafy
Of cir. daughter, Miss 81
+ Louise.
Juvenile games and music lsa
ured the evenings eptertaiihHaie.n9l ~ !.
and a birthday cake csnteEed thtf
serving table Garden fl2~sFei
were used EFFECTIVELY about tae
house The guests included: ANA
Zee Hawkins, Dayinna scene,
Eta. May Swisher, Hazel MaIsad
Gleavsnger. Margahet ana Mll9Isa
satterfield, Paul and faa!tns
STANLEY poretha satterfieid NAT MAJ
aud Dena Teppis, kathiessn,,
son, Florence Swisher. She aanar
5Satterfieid, Billy Satterfielu; 49,
Glenn Carpenter, Vance R Gstsa
sThelma Bartlett, ylFglala , rsnn;s
I Vivian Crimes, Ernest e. epH,S'
Harold Stops, Randolph NJ.
Florence Satteffield, Mr. ana Wif7'
l.. o. Satterfield, MT: ana w VIZ
Vance Keener, Mr. and Mrs VIM
Satterfield.
Leaving Saturday
,Mrs Walter r. Barnes is leaF-
4 ing saturday for Columbus, ONO,
Where she will visit with relatives:
: Professor Barnes is leaving cary
next week for Charleston, WherS
2 he will spend a few days and W1li
20 on to Chicago, where ne VIA
Z teach in the summer school OF the
University of Chicago. Mrs. Barnes
Ir;II ioin him there for the sum-
Ener.
Has Guest
fNIiss Huldah Taylor, daughter
@of Mfr. and Mrs. Il. H TAYLOR
former residents of this city. Of
pittsburgh, is the guest OF MISS
Harriet White at the home 81 AeT
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Kemoie
white, on Benoni avenue.
Returning Friday
Miss Peggy Arkwright will re.
turn here on Friday from Green's
3 burg. Pa, where she is a student
at Seton Hill College, to spend the
summer with her parents, Mr.. ana
q Mrs. Stephen Arkwright, al tnslr
4 home on Ogden avenue Ine
commencement exercises at SeIon
Hall will be held tomorrow
Delightful Affair
One of the Brettiest soclai
affairs of the early SUNNI season
was the afternoon tea given by tne
4 Loyal Women's Bible Glass OF the
Central Christian Church at the
home Of bIr. and Mrs Fred Hat,
teiger on Maple avenue FROM .
50 5 O'Clock the guests, mum berlns
ti1irty-five were received. The
house was tastefully Decorated ZOE
the occasion with a pf9fuslon Of
garden flowers, while pink and
white roses and ferns we're USED
to center the serving table, from
which the guests were served with
delicious refresh
The hostesses were Mrs. Fred
Batteiger, Mrs. C. C. Patterson,
sSAfrsa?AG p. Jones, Mrs. James Ott,
Mrs. Benjamin F. HoldsWoftn'
Mrs. J. E. Gordon. Mrs. 0. j. Sh1R-
gleton. Mrs. Ray Homer and MRS.
sBeryl Minor.
In the, dining room, Mrs. Winnie
sAf.s Jacobs and Mrs. James s9tt
poured tea, and Mrs, ]. 3. gordon
and Mrs. o. J. Singleton were
l1ostesses in the music room. tol-
lowing the tea, the Reverend Mr.
Gordon gave q booster talk on
sunday school work.
Returning Tomorrow.
Robert Morris, who attends
culver Military Academy at Gnl-
Yer, Ind, will arrive home in the
morning to spend the summer
With his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Fusca Morris, at their home on
5Fairmont avenue. Next week
Robert will leave for Lake Geneva,
Wis. where he will attend the in
#ternational meeting Of the T. ~.
"a. A. having been chosen as one