The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-14

/ ONO, MI. ana MIS- CarrOli ness u
Marietta and Mrs Brown Of Den
nison. Ohio.
To Ohio
DR.. and Mrs. E. w. strickler
and the 1atter's son Charley are
motoring tomorrow to New Con-
cord. Ohio. where they will visit
/ with the formers son. W. B.
| Stricken. Mrs. E. w. StrtckIer
has ben the guest of her son for
several weeks
Motor to Marietta
Mrs. Kate Fletcher and her sis
ter Mrs. Martha johnson of
Quincy street, and the latter's
son, w A Johnson, motored To
Marietta Ohio, yesterday whers
they will spend several days with
relatives.
To Entertain Society
Miss Doris Linn viii be hostess
this evening at her home on Ch1s
| cago street to the Young People .
Missionary Society of the Central
Christian Church.
To.Meet
The Missionary Society Of the
j Billings1ey Memorial Church Will
meet at s O'Clock this evening in
the new Church parlors. ser
vice dedicatory to the opening OF
the parlors will be observed. and
the hostesses will be Mrs. J. D.
| Wilson, Miss Edith Wilson and;
| Miss Eleanor Straight.
| F.s
I Ice Cream Festival
/ The women Of the Methodist
| Church at Barrackville will hold
an ice cream festival on Thursday
at the church, which promises to
be an enjoyable affair In addition.
] to the serving Of delicious things
i to eat splendid music will be
furnished. The drive to Barrack-
! vile is a delightful one, and the
I people of this city as well as
Barrackville have been invited to
be present.
J Want Cakes
All members of the American
Legion Auxiliary or its friends
who can furnish cake or other
things to eat for the reception 70
be accorded the boys of Camp
Mrs. Greed E. Bolyard as .sooa
as possible. The reception will be
held Tuesday evening at the Lee
gion headquarters
Married Saturday
Henry H. Orwig and Miss
Edna NJ; johnson were married
Saturday evening at s o'clock by
4 the Rev. Isaac Barnes.
/ Glass To Meet
The w. a. Sunday Bibe Class
will meet at the home OF Mrs
Herbert Elsie at 1O14 Castor ave-
nue. at S O'Clock this evening.
|
!, Bridge Tournanent
1 The Misses Ruth Phillips and
Mary Margaret Talbot will be
| hostess at the weekly bridge tour
! nament to be held this eveEtng at
the Country Club. The games will
begin at S:15 o'clock
/ Surprise Party
The Willing Workers Class Of
/ the Methodist Protestant Sunday
! School at Monongah gave their
| teacher. Mrs. David C.. Smith, a
delightful surprise on Friday
evening when they assembled at
her home and spent the evening"
Games We're played and refresh
ments were served Those present
l Were:
i Letha and Leo1a Nixon, Hazal
and Robert Lipscomb, Geneva
Brum age. Made Cain. Katie
4 Strickler, Frankie and Genevleve
Lee. Edna Lipscou1b. Lillian Wat
kins Marvin Smith, George Cal
Ions, Virginia Hadren and Mildred
Nixon.
Morning Bridge
The Misses Louise Burns and
Lucille Fisher will entertain tom or
row morning at bridge at the home
of Miss Burns on Locust avenue to
honor Miss Eleanor Evans Of Del
ia, Pa, the house guest OF Miss
Ruth Spedden, and Miss 1rma Rich
ardson of Lancaster. Pa, the guest
of Miss Louise Rock
Division to Meet
Division No 1 of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the First Baptist
Church will meet at 1880 tomorrow
at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Shut
tlelworth at 31S Maryland avenue.
Organ Recital
!. Much interest is centering local
) ly in the inaugural organ recital
to be given at the Methodist Epts-
copal Church South on Fairmont
avenue on Friday evening Of this
week. beginning at o'clock. The
handsome new pipe organ recently
installed in the church will be
pJaved NV S11therIan nd dwight Smith
famous organist, and he will be as
!, sisted by Jack Abbott, baritone.
Mr.. Abbott will be accompanied by
Mrs. Florence Clayton Durham,
church organist Local people, as
well as those residing in nearby
towns, will be given an opportunity
on this occasion to hear this organ,
, which is among the finest in the
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