The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-09

way ~ ana l0aueNlei' Mss
Josephine, @haye occupied their
sum mer camp F7erncliff, on the
VALLEY River having gone there
on Sunday last.
Pageant a Success
One of the prettfest pageants
ever staged in this city was that
3ssof M the physical education and
music departments of the Fair
mont State Normal School which
twas held last evening at Loop
Park. Despite the cloudiness OF
the evening, there were a large
of people out for the
Interpretative dancing
by the Misses Dorothy Mckay,
Virginia Eastman and Charlotte
SsS9Towson featured the program. me
young women representing the
Springs" dressed in hlmy
draperies of yellow, blue and
white gracefully danced on the
avn. and their work was greatly
SS appreciated by the audience. SOLO
parts were splendidly taken by the
II Misses Daisy Cross and Josephine
MABEL, while others of the school
took part in the pageant also.
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3$fs To Occupy Camp
The members of the physical
education department of the FAIR
4 mont State Normal School Will
n occupy Laurel Ledge. camp on
the Valley River, over the week
:#end.
i$s5 Lyon-SutIlerland.
;;.,ySg United States Senator Howard
Switzerland and Mrs. Sutherland
5have issued invitations to the
Ssmarriage Of their daughter, Miss
Virginia Berkeley Sutherland. and
5SDr. George Marshall Lyon, which |
will be .solemnized on Saturday |
evening, June rs. at the Davis |
SsN1emorialI Church in Elkins.
Return Home.
Or. and Mrs. E. w. Howard |
ahave returned from Battle Creek,
mencement at the Battle Creek
Estate Norm al School, from which |
their sniece,%S Miss Louise Conn,
twas graduated this week. Miss
Conn accompanied them here for
3 aS#yisit Miss Conn's home is in |
SsPt. Marion, Pa.
FESTIVAL Postponed
The strawberry festival which |
was to have been held this evening
ION the lawn at Peacock Farm at
the home of Mrs. ]. E. Sands and |
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Showalter by |
THE ladies of Christ Episcopal |
Church has been called off on ac-
sSSount of the unsettled condition OF |
thesweather, and instead the ladies !
will hold cake sale tomorrow
morning at Fortney's Drug Store
on efferson street.
HE HaIIen-Downs.
The marriage of John B. Hallen
4 at McKeesport, Pa, and Miss len
ness Downs Of Fairmont was solenl-
ssnized in this city on Tuesday eve,
ming, at the home of the officiating
fninister, the Rev. c. H. King, in !
@Fairmont avenue. The marriage
was kepta secret until yesterday, |
assthe couple did not want it to be |
known untiI the work of the former
had been completed at West Vir-
ginia University, where he is a
student. They have zone to Nc
Keesport for a visit and will later
go to cB1acksville, Va, where Mr.. !
Italian will take a summer course
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. E. Nayi
Downs of Harrington. lisa gradu-l
ssate tof the Fairmont State Normal
School and also completed a course
An teaching. at the University sum
sner school. The past winter size
had taught in the Pennington
schools.
Morgantown Marriage
The marriage Of Miss Sarah
Blanche Courtney. daughter of i
Mr.. and Mrs. U. J. Courtney of
Morgantown and Eugene Ashley
4 Grow Of Williamstown, was SOL
emnized Thursday afternoon at
{ the home of the bride with the
Rev. Denver c.. Pickins officiat-
Ing Mr.. Grow is graduate of
West Virginia University, while
his bride was a student there for
az time They will be at home at
Wil1iamstown after June 20.
s DR.. Eugene Peyton Destrick of
3Kutztown, Pa, and Miss, Lily Bell
Seton were married last evening
1 at s. O'Clock at the First Baptist
Church at Morgantown, with the
Rev. Oran Baker officiating Miss
Seton IS member of the faculty
Sof West Virginia University and
As Il a ID aughter Of Mrs. Sarah M
sSnydersof Tarentum. Pa. She is
a. gradua te of Denison University
3 Inc q of Ohio State University
2bectpT3 DesbSck is a graduate o
Cornell Tn 5Tetsity and IVES for a
time associate professor CT soils ],