The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-18
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home OF the formers parents, Dr.
and Mrs. Gland =. Holland, on Lot
Gust avenue. the proceeds ofjWhtch3
were donated to Captain Carr for
use In the day nursery OF the sal
walton Army. The young ladies'
had made a number OF pretty doll
girl friends OF the hostesses. In adj
dition to the sum of $3.50. the chill
dren OF the day nursery were given
one dozen rubber balls and one
dozen small dolls
Linn.FincF
George Lee Lin nand Miss Violet
R. Finch the former of Taylor
County and the latter of Mt. Nebo,
were married Saturday at the home
OF the officiating minister the Rev
J. E. Gordon. on Walnut avenue.
Following the ceremony. Mr/and
Mrs. Linn went to the home Of the
brides parents. MIR. and Mrs. J. g.
Finch, where a wedding dinner5was
served. After a few days spent with
the groom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Linn Oh Gladly Creek, they
will take up their residence In this
city.
Watermelon Party.
Fhe Woodme en- Circle will hold a
waterme lon feast in the hall at
Jackson street and Madison street
Monday evening. Music and
games will feature the evenings
enterta INN ent.
Mrs. abbott Hostess.
Mrs. Robert Talbot was hostess
yesterday al her sum m erscamp on
the Valley River to the members
OF the Ladies' Aid Society Of the
ST. Peters Catholic Church. The
party, about thirty in number,
O'Clock train and spent the re-
mainder Of the day with water
sports and at noon had a picnic
lunch. At 6 o'clock an elegant
dinner was served by. the hostess,
and the party returned here on
the evening train. The affair was
among the most enjoyable Of the
summer season.
Win Flights.
Mrs. J. E. Watson. Jr., was tn g
winner Of the first flight and Mrs.
r. J. Patton and Mrs. ". H.Con-
away tied for the second fight in
the weekly golf tournament neld
yesterday at the Country Club
Ixnicker Hike
A number of Fairmont. young
women enjoyed knicker hike
this orning to Palatine Knob.
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ing previous, and at $50 this
morning the young women. clad
in knickers, met at a designated
point and liked to the knob,
where they partook Of lunch, hil1-
ing back to town in time to take
up their duties in --arious busin ess
houses of the city.
$3.50
Pipe Organ Recital Tonight
Much interest centers in the
! pipe organ recital to be given to-
night by Sutherland Dwight Smith
at the Billingsley NJ emorial N. E
Church South on Fairmont
avenue Mr.. Smith will be assis-
ted in the program by back ABB
bott, local baritone, and Mrs.
Florence Clayton Durham, acco M
PIANIST The program will be a
splendid one, anu a. large NUN ger
of music lovers Of the community
will attend.
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For Guests
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Bosserm an
entertained last evening at their
home on Locust avenue with s
O'Clock dinner Of attractive APP
pointments to honor Mr.. and Mrs
Jewett Andrews Of Staunton. Va,
who are guests of Mr. and Mrs. G.
C. Dunsm ore at. their home on
Fifth street Covers We're laid for
twelve. and course dinner was
served Garden flowers prettlly
decorated the serving table.
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TO Camp at Wildwood
4 rarity Of I'a ;rMont young peo-
pie will go into Camp at wildwood
on the Valley Ei,er on Monday
ard will stay th.re for a coupe CT
w>.ks. The c-cwGi tamped at VIE
wood last summer and had such a
delightful time that It was decided
to try it again this year. The party
will 10 ,Lonoronad nv 1JrS Hugh