The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-22
Social and Personal
News Of MOrgantOWn


and Mrs j. y Doahl in honor OF the
graduate students in the department Of
education IN the university summer
school Various forms Of amustmet
we're furnished for the entertainment
Of the guests and the spacious home or
DR.. and Mrs Deahl in South Park was
attractively decorated for the occasion.
\ feature OF the evening was the sing
ing OF old time songs and several read
ings by IgnatiuS Brennan OF wheeling.
Mrs Deahl was assisted in serving by
Martha and George Deahl, VIII VIII
Nams and Hubert Kay. The CHESTS In
cluded Miss Edna Arnold. Weston; Mrs.
I.ala I.ovett Givent OF Jaeger; Miss
Ruth Raten. MorGantown; Miss Beryl
Baten MorSantown: Miss Cieorg!ana
Smith. MorSantowu: Miss Margaret
TAFT Cameron: Miss Jennie Harshbar-
ger, Falrmont; Mr.. and Mrs. c. z Wag-
ner. Morgantown: William W. Givens.
Ieager. b F. Kimble. Princeton: H. ID.
Roar. Grafton: I. F. Ryan, Bethany; z.
F. Hamstead Albright. Harry c. Hum
phreys, Morgsntown: Walter Vance
Roaring Branch; f. r. Vawter. Anstead;
j. A. Vickers, Holden: w. B. simmons
Rartow: W. Clyde Hertzog. Shtnnston;
A. II. Godfred. MorEantowp: J. T. West,
Morgantown: Strauss Wood Reader;
i.
man, Adamstown; Joseph Ayers, lifting
ton: Frank E. Arnett. White Sulphur
Springs; E. f. Knight. Charleston: H. j..
Stuckey. Hedgesville; c. T. Taylor.
Redwood: r. y. Van Glider. Morgan
town and Ignatius Brennan, Wheeling.
One Of the prettiest parties Of the
woman's Home Missionary Society OF
the Methodist Episcopal shurch was the
chain party started at the home OF Mrs.
II. II York and finishing at the home
OF Mrs. c. S. Conn. A contest was held
in which each member was given GER
tain length OF time in which to write
favorite receipts and these will be uttlt-
zed later by the society. At the conclu-
sion refreshments were served at the
home OF Mrs. Conn.
Among the pleasant social events
marking the closing Of the first semes-
ter of the summer school at the univer-
sity was the reunion OF the graduates
OF tho Concord state normal school. The
affair took the form OF a picnic in the
university frest and those IN attendance
were Mrs. Blanch Hutchinson Mrs. r.
c. Spangler, Mrs. Z. c. Rossey. Mrs.
Della Lowe, Mrs. Stella Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Montgomery. Miss Lillian
Bond. Miss Lora Smith. Miss Gertrude
Skaggs, Miss Nell Lanham, Edgar
Williams. Joseph Hill, John Adair Fes-
tus Summers and George Bryson.
Summer students at the university
who are living at the Kappa Sigma
house entertained with a dancing purity
and an interesting program OF dances
was played by a local orchestra. Mr..
and Mrs. J. Brooks Cottle and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarense Roby were chaperones.
Complimentary to Miss Florence
Zimmerman. OF East Orange y. j., Miss
Mildred Hughes entertained at her
home in Wagner road with dinner and
dancing party. The guests included
Miss Zimmerman. Miss Shakespeare
Miss Hughes, Robert Tracy and John
Phillips OF Clarksourg' and Robert Mon
roe and Alexander Osborne Of this city.
Honoring DR.. and Mrs. P. I. Reed.
who have recently returned from their
wedding trip TO Canada, DR.. and Mrs.
Robert Allen Armstrong entertained
with-a dinner party at the Old Home
Tea Room. The guests included the
honored couple. President and Mrs
Frank B. Trotter, Dr. and Mrs. Arm
strong Mrs. John Harrington Cox. Miss
Susan Maxwell Moore. Miss Rebecca
Pollock and Professor Charles B. Can
naday.
Suppressed Desires" a clever one act
playlet was presented In commencement
hau by the university dramatic club I'M
der the direction of Miss Martha Mad
cira. The cast included Miss Lucille
Hendrickson. Tracey stephens. Miss
Dorothy Carney and Miss Madeira
Honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Harris
who recently returned from their we'd
ding tip. Mr.. and Mrs William r. Lud-
wig entertained at their home in Frank
lin street. The affair took the form OF
a miscellaneous shower for the young
people and many pretty and useful
, gifts were received.
The No-KiN-ln camping party spent
the past week at the Brown camp on
Cheat river between Albrigh, and
Cadden. The party included Mr.. and
Mrs. G. f. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Powell Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Price. Mrs.
Brook Hill, Miss GoldIe Price Ben Nc
Ginnis and William Evick.
Coming rs a surprise was the an
nouncement OF the marriage OF Miss
Catherine McCay and Ralph Austin
which was solemized July II, at Oak
land, Md. The young people made the
trip by automobile and returned the
same evening. They are at the home
OF Mr.. Austin In South Park. Both are
well known IN the young set OF the city.
pretty patch OF woodland at the
side OF q stream out Dunkards Creek
was tho spot chosen by a number OF
Morgantown people TO pitch their tents
for a camping party which lasted over
the past week. The members Of the
party included Mr. and Mrs. Fred J
Lee, Miss Sarah Ice. Miss Marjorie
, Rfnahart, Mr. and Mrs. o. S Tenant
and family, Mr.. and Mrs Charles w.
Farrar, Herman Farrar. Mr.. and Mrs
hnty tnfn
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Parode. Reece
Baker and family, Mr.. and Mrs, Clyde
Coombs, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Martin. Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Williams Miss Edith
williams and Rudolph w!nkler. o.,
Charleston.
Miss Helen Burk has gone 10 Hart
ford, W. Va, where she will visit with
Miss Louise Petty.
Mrs. J. s. Davis has gone TO Smith
field. Pa, where she will spend the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert wensing Of
near UnIontown. Pa. are guests OF Mr..
and MrR Emil Gosseling.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. II. Stenger and sons
Bernard and John Of Wheeling. are
guests with his mother Mrs. Wilma
Stenger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burk Morris and Mrs
Stephen Jackson OF Clarksbrrg are
guests with friends here. Mr.. and Mrs
Morris are at the home OF Judge and
Mrs. Frank Cox and Mrs. Jackson is a
guest with Daise Wood Bcall.
Miss GenevieNe Carpenter OF Fair
mont has returned home after a weeks
visit with Mrs. Brooks Cottle
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Glasscock
and little daughter Alyse Alathea have