The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-22


d III and Miss Ruth Chapman o,i
sGleyeEanfi Ohio; as rsdesmafds,i
whi Aubrey Parrish will s be the
sbrfd egroom,s best man The we'd
ding march vii be played by Miss
5TheIma Boyer.
Among out5of-town guests mere
for the marriage are Mr.. and Mrs.
Burt Chapman and daughter, MISS
Ruth of Cleveland. Ohio. Miss Peg
gy Wickwire of Wooster Ohio, and
the Misses Edith and Madge Clovis
of st. Mary 8.
The engagement of Miss Fleming
and Mr.;sAsh was announced recent
", and since that time she has beeL
a much feted bride.
Having Fine Trip.
word received from the Fair
monters who are at Toronto, Can
ada, attending the Kiwanis conven-
ton, is to the effect that they are
having a royal time. ItSis probable
the party Will extend their tour by
paying a visit to the Thousand
Islands Among those attending
from here are. DR.. and Mrs. l.. D.
Howard, who with the formers
brother, Alfred Howard, and wife
of Uniontown, Pa, Smotored there,
and Mr.. and Mrs. W.T.. Black, who
also made the trip by motor.
Up-River Party.
Mrs. Jay Toothman celebrated
her birthday anniversary yesterday
when she delightfully."- entertained
about thirty friends at Antioch on
the Valley River. The guests mo-
tored to the camp in, the early eve
ming, where they spent several
hours in delightful manner with
swimming and dancing and with al
marsnmallow and wiener roast.
They returned here later in the
evening.
Radford- Ice.
Announcement has been made CT!
the marriage Of Miss Hattie Eliza
beth Ice, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Ice of the East Side, and
John Robert Radford, which was
solemnized at 4:30 o'clock yester-
day at Oakland The couple went
to Oakland on the noon train yes
terday, and the ceremony was per-
formed upon their arrival there.
Tho bride had been employed in
the office of DIR. H S. Keister fol-
several years f. MIR. Radford is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Radford
of Wabash avenue and operates a
tailoring shop in Jefferson street.
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For Miss Fitch.
Horace Fa1coner entertained a
number of friends last evening, at
the home of his parents. DR.. and
Mrs II. S. Falconer, complimentary
! to his cousin, Miss Holland Fitch
who with her mother is a guest at
the Fa1coner home in Fairmont
avenue. Dancing featured the eve
tning's entertainments, and the hon
or guest who is an accomplished
dancer, gave several feature dances.
Going Ahead.
Mrs. Rollo ]. Conley and sister,
Miss Mayme3 Hall, have gone to
Contreal, Canada. from where
they will sail within a few days
for visityabroad. ~, They will visit
France and Eng land and vii l$wit-s
ness tn e Passion i lay; at Oberamz
morgan ssss: 5 81 80. 90
Guests League.
DR.. and Mrs. james. Middlemassl
Of Cape Town, Africa, who had
DeeH III 4Lue Guy DIS Inc guests "a
the latter's brother, Duncan SIN
clair, at his home on Fairmont
avenue. have gone to New Y ork.
They are spending furlough, in
1.-THE United States.
sAG1aEa
To Hold Exchange.
The Mrs. E. S. Mccullough di-
vision of the Women's Foreign
Missionary Society and the Mrs
W. H. Kunst division of the same
organization will hold an ex-
change on Saturday morning be-
ginning at O'Clock at the home.
of Mrs. Kunst on Jefferson street
They will have for sale cakes of
all kinds, salt rising and nut
bread, besides number of fancy
articles.
Miss Alexander Speaks
Miss Sallie Alexander of Osaka,
Japan, gave an Interesting talkEat
! the first Presbyterian Church last
evening. Miss Alexander has been
in Japan for twenty seven years
and has been active ins1oing evan