The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-06
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VI AfternOOnSBrtd

Is. Edwin. r 8 binson was hos
tess yesterdaysss afterno at her
hone I'M Fairmont avenue atsa.
bridge. b on.
oring her sister, - Mrs. "
aSNnrges of GAINESVILLE. Ohio no
sA&&her guest Boughs Of doSWooa,
and English hawthorne ; ahu
and snowballs, aTangeu
abdnt the living rooms, formed
fettya setting for the nine taples
yYThch were used in playing Al
EtheMconclusion OF the games: q
ESnum Der came in for tea, ana
Saalad lunch was served. This att
>srnoonS Mrs.. Robinson IS enter
edng again at the second OF series
#of.bridges arranged to honor neL
sister. Several tables are oelng
used IN playing and a number VIII
aIso he entertained for tea Mrs.
:sSturges Is leaving this evening LOT
gfBardstown, KY, where she VIII
s$sperd several weeks with rela-.
tives before returning to lanes-
vile
TO Give Play.
The Ministers Wife's Dew Bon
nett will be the subject or
sclever little comedy to be present
Ped at the Presbyterian Churcn on
5sMonday night at 8 o'clock by the
I. Black Class Of Tie Sres by
terrain sunday School. The best
u talentSof7 the city will participate
ssiIf ~ the play. which will be out Of
i binary and will occasion
The following cast
aIIlSparticipate The Rev. Grumpy,
III. Meredithj; Hepsibah Grumpy,
I'M Is. l a. q arrett: Samantha
Slick Vivian }ieston; Penelope
4PerMns, G race Heintzelman;
S%zatha Squalls, Mrs. / 81 Hun
aasf er; Cayenne D!5et,: - porah
ian che Price; Vivian Walker,
Mrs IN ohm Burnfeld: Always
ssssKnodt, Harry Hall; Billy Butch
#er.sDick Toteman; Hugh HoWler'
Joe Feather; Professor Highvoice.,i
SsKatherine Beltzhoover. Several
#interesting musical numbers will
ssbe given. among which will be
liners Are We, to he sung
ssbySahfiss Blanche Price and MISS
aDeborah Fitzgerald. An admls-
sssion aof;25 and 81 cents will be
Hcharged.s
Entertains Choir.
sAs Mrs. Kemper Holt and Mrs. G. G.
Patterson were hostesses last eve
sling at9lhe home OF the former &C
f4Virginia avenue to the nom bers Of
the choir Of the Central Christian
SsChkrch. The evening was delight.
!, sfulfy8spent with games and music,
and rereshments were served
sss.Anong the guests present we're
mi Eva Hartley, director Of the
#CentraI Christian Church choir.
aand Mrs E C. Rowand, director. OF
the choir Of the First BaptlsI
Church
.! Entertains Friends
Miss Leona Pierpont Taught, the
attractive little daughter Of Mr.. and
tf0rrsEaJ Taught, was hostess yes
sf eirdays a afternoon at her home IN
Spring street to a number OF her
zSsyuung friends, in celebration of the
assixth anniversary OF her olrtn-
GYink and white formed an effective
color scheme, and a birthday cake
NJ II these colors, bearing six lighted
candle centered the serving table,
from which the children were
SSserved with rabbit-shaped ices. con
Elections and cake.
birthday cake in which the chill
sSfran inscrib bed their names was pre-
sided over by Miss Katherine Han
sock 4he teacher Of the young hos
1>ess at the Miller school. where she
sSsAsK pupil. Miss Hancock also as
sisted # the children in playing a
nun, Der OF juvenile games. Mrs
Haught was assisted in terta1ning
sshvs5Mrs. o. c. Ankrom and Miss
Martha Satterfield.
TO Tour Abroad
sFss Miss Jennie NJ. Fleming and MISS
= III S@ 4it ~
Howard IN Ogden formerly OF this
aity.Ewil1 be among local people
VII Who will tour abroad this summer
Yheywill form part OF a patty
gSshich will make the tour with MISS
2atherine Tierner OF Weston, the
sI1sartyFto be composed of ten mem
ShaesTrsas Mrs. Lou Fox Of this city may
sfakag the trip also The party VII.
SAL from New York on June u
i'd will land at HAVE. france.
they will return to the States on
sS9Ntembe- 1. Another party tie
eSonnel of which has not yet been
"a EaFnpG and which Will be chap
Ssbned BY Miss Rose Sweeney O.
Sheeling, will probably have sew
Earal Fairmonters on the list
sss u 8 Give Party.
MRS. r. d. Connell's division OF
& Cont Joan OF, Arc, Catholic Daugh-
fersS of America, will be in charge
sssSnf@ card party to be held on the
II esEening OF May rs at the Knights
1ofp Columbus Hall in Main street
~ his Is one Of a series Of bridges
~. ssf,eing given as a benefit for the o.
& Miss TroNen Hostess
" Miss Catherine TroSell is enter
tanning a number of friends this
Il afternoon at her home on Fifth
street at sewing party OF pretty
n appointments. The guests include
Y number of the local school tea
cheers and few other friends. a
salad lunch was served during the
NJ a,fternoon. with Mrs. Homer TroN-
eli and the Misses Ada Christie