The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-18

visit her mother and father, Mr.
and Mrs. W. s. Raymond, in their
home In Cleveland avenue.
Eloise Shain Helntxelman came
home Thdrtday morning from
Philadelphia and New York City,
where she visited school friends.
She went to Miss MarshallS
School in Philadelphia, you know.
She has a perfectly darling little
son. who looks exactly like Harry,
its father.
Howard, Showalter and lis
brother, p. H. Showalter OF Doh
yer, Colo, left Wednesday night
for Kansas City, Mo-, 10 visit their
father who is very III in his home
there. Mr.. P. H. showalter Ia
Deans father and he visited the
Howard Showalters for a few days
this week. Dean was as pleased
over his coming as a child. ] ira
aglne he does get rather lonely
here, but then It is his own fault
for he has refused repeatedly to
succumb to feminine charms. -
: Ida Brownfield went to ciarks.
burg to attend brluge party
which her sister-lu-law, Mrs. e. y.
Bartlett, gave.
Mrs. ]. a. Flckinger returned
Wednesday night from Conneaut,
Ohio, where she visited her sister
in-lawr Miss Sarah FickinGer.
She is Elizabeth stones sister,
you remember.
Robert Henry. on whom half
the girls in town have designs,
was registered at the Bellevue
StratFord Hotel In Philadelphia
this week.
Eleanor and Edwin Watson
have returned from Lost Creek,
whore they hunted on Melville
Davisson Posts (the famous
writer estate. Eleanor had G
wonderful time and you shpulu
Hear her toll about Il. But then
YOU have heard her tell things o..
fore.
Mary Greer has conc back
from Pittsburgh where she visited
Martha Collins, and all reports
from there indicate that she lcft a
clue OF broken hearts In her trait.
Hugh Moren and Ciemmt ms
Sossong, who spent last Weekend
with "Juno" Deveny In his home.
in Watson avenue. motored back
to Pittsburgh Monday anil
June" went with them. Now the
question which is troubling curt.
Gus friends is--did June" so for
the trip with them, or to make
ANOTHER call at a certain girls
school In that city?
"Bill"S Birch, or w. Thompson
Birch. Jr.. of Warrington. D. c., "a
! saw 1t In the papers this week,
is the guest of Jim" Frame in his
home In Adams street. l4inslly
Frame is at home and In contact
with the soil, for he is a farmer
now. although he does not Eocm
to have worn on much Of his for
NOR veneer.
Harry Hamilton's attractive
little wife and her grandmother,
Mrs. l. NJ. Kelly. spent last week
end In Clarksburg with relatives.
Mary Margaret Talbot and hpl
mother, Mrs, Robert Talbot. and
her aunt. Mrs. Charles Powell,
have returned from a motor trip
to Pittsburgh Mary Margaret
bought some pretty new clothes,
including quite a little lingerie,
and | wouldn't doubt II some OF
the rumors which arc abroad
aren't verified soon.
Edgar Barrett, who is tho cOn-
ductor Of the famous Old Gold
and Blue Orchestra OF Morgan.
town and who attends West vlr-
ginia University there, spent last
weekend with his grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Hamilton, In
their home In Locust avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Larney r. Carr
left Tuesday night for baltimore,
where they are spending severnl
days with Mr.. Carr's brother. 0r.
Logan Carr. before going to thc:-
home In Atlanta. Ga.
Pauline JamIson has had a per
fectly dreadful time with an In
fected eye. However, 1t Is better
now. She went down to Morgan
town Wednesday night TO hea t.
Madeline Brard's piano recital,
and I think she was the guest Of
Anna Mae Bradford, society ed!-
tor Of the Morgantown Post.
Rye Fleming entertained the
Tuesday Bridge Club this week IN
her home in Fairmont avenue
There were five tables and lunch-
con was served at 1890 o'clock.
Rye is the mother OF all those
little Fleming children and She
drives a bright green roadster.
Irene and Arthur st. Lawrence
and Mrs. John Prichard motorel
to New York last Sunday and they
are staying over for the Prince
toh-Yafo football game today.
Mr.. Prichard Joined them in New
York. Bob Richie left Monday
night for New York, and he Will
also see the Princeton-Yale CANT.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Watson have
come home. from Baltimors ;,
where. they we're for several
weeks. While there they wers
drcadfully sick with ptomaiae
poisoning.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Amos went
to Morsantown last night to tae
ri