The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-18
!. Z OGAL SOCIAL EV Ell rs

Bridal Chorus from the Rose
Maiden, sung by voices selected
from among the nembersS Of the
music department. Eighteen Of
the representative woman voices
Of the city sang In this chorus and
delighted their hearers to such an
extent that 1t was suggested that
the women be organized into a
permanent chorus.
The program in its entirety was
rendered as follows:
Phyllis has such Charming
Graces" ..................old English
Boat Song" ...........,..............Wa Ware
shepherd, see thy Horses
Foaming Name" ............ Korbay
Mr.. Clyde Beckett, Baritone.
II Wept, Beloved, as I Dream
e" ......--................ George Hue
when Spring Awakes" ..........
...;.......,...... H. Clough Leighter
"A Little Maiden Loves q Boy"
..........-......H. Clough Leighter
Maude Saunders Bailey, Soprano.
Cello Selections, "Saiabonde"..
sE'.s--s..s.....-..--..-..... Bonn
Aria, from the Pearl Fishers
.-........................... BiZet
Carl McElfresh.
"Tlred Hands" .......... Sanderson
Ballad of the Boney Fiddler"
Mr.. Beckett.
Passage Birds Farewell"
Duet. Mrs. Bailey and Mr.. Beckett
Bridal Chorus" (The Rose
Maiden) .,..................,... Cowen
Women's chorus from tho music
department.
All the numbers were sympathe-
tically and skillfully accompanied
by Miss Hazel Book, one Of the
city's most accomplished pIanists.
Mrs. James Hooton Thomas,
chairman OF the department, was
assisted by others OF the depart
ment In arranging and carrying
out the program. The hostesses
OF the Afternoon were Mrs. Sidney
Reynolds, Mrs. ]. Frank Richie,
Mrs. A. E. Marshall and Mrs. A..
D. Simon
Preceding the musical program.
Mrs Joseph Roster, club president,
presided, and Mrs. Otis G. Wilson,
vice president, presented an
amendment to the constitution to
be voted upon at the next meeting
and also talked for four minutes
concerning the Union Christian
Colleges of the Orient, for which
campaign Is being waged to OBJ
tain three million dollars.
The amendment referred to has
to do with the issuance OF men,
bershlp cards only after dues
have been paid and the paying Of
SO cents on failure to present the
card at the door at the meetings,
the sum to be refunded upon the
presentation Of the card.
Mrs. G. W. Kinsey, who is in
charge Of the Red Cross Roll Call,
made n short talk in which she
solicited the cooperation Of the
club members in the drive.
Mrs. Avon j. Reynolds, chair
man Of the home economics de:
partment. made an announcement
of the meeting Of the department
on Monday afternoon, at which
time Mrs. Chester B. Storey,
dress economist OF Pittsburgh,
will address the club.
Mrs. John S. Pierpont made an
announcement for the American
citizenship department, which
will hold its meeting on Thursday
afternoon at the Masonic Temple.
An interesting program will be
observed at this meeting.
New members received into the
club were Mesdames Lawrence
McCray, r. S. Reid, Malcolm
O'Neill, d. d. Powell, w. S.
Swiger, Ward Lanham, E. L. Lud-
wig, Henry Mulligan, Charles u.
, Michael. r. H. Miller, i. NJ.
Keith, W. B. Huffman, John B.
Hicks, ]. Fred Hunsaker, W. l..
Gwynn, Gail Fishback, L. C. Eng
land, Curtiss E. Beatty, Chester
Bobbett. Denzel Carpenter, o. p.
Donehew. and the Misses Frances
MCCray, Meta Galliher Mary
Moulds Hurst.