The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-26
LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS

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Emma Hartman, Miss Letta Ho1-
bert. By virtue Of office the fol-
lowing are also delegated to at
tend: Mrs. E. S. Amos, Mrs. S.
E. Miller Mrs. Sallie Menear.
Mrs. Minnie Butcher. Mrs. j.. c.
Dye Mrs. Walter Swiger, Mrs
p B. Swearingen.
Concerts Announced
The music departm emit Of the
Wohan.s Club has announced a
series OF concerts which will be
given IN this city this season
under the direction OF the DEPART
ment The first mum Der IN three
number series will II be Louise
Homer. famous contra1to, who
will appear here on November 2.
The second number of the series
will be Paul Althouse,s celebrated
American tenor, who will sing
here on January IL and the last OF
the series, will be a concert by
Ruth Kemper, vlolinist and pro-
duct OF West Virginia, who will
appear here on March IS. The
department under the direction OF
it's chairman, Mrs. James 81. Tho
mas, has spared no pains OF. trou-
BILE to secure the best musical
talent that the musical world
affords and has gone to a big ex-
pense to bring this talent to this
city. This series Of concerts Will
be among the best presented by
the department, which each year
aims to bring several real artists
to this city.
Afternoon Bridge
Mrs. Dorsey P. Fitch was hostess
Yesterday afternoon at her home on
the Country Club broad at a bridge
Of charming appointments to honor
her sister. Mrs. Frederick o. Smith
of Cleveland, Ohio and Mrs George
Fitch OF Pittsburgh, who are her
guests The guests were seated
at three ia bles, which was placed
on the verendah. Garden flowers
in profusfon were effectively used
about the porch and the living
roms, and at the conclusion Of sew
era1 games Of bridge refreshments
were served. Cut-of-town guests
included the Misses Grace and Flor
ence Cole Of New York, Miss Madge
Sample OF Washington, D. c., and
Mrs. Lester Snow of Tuscaloosa,
Ala. Mr. and Mrs. George Fitch
are leaving Monday for their home
in Pittsburgh after a visit of a
week here. Mrs. Smith will be
Joined here early in September by
Mr. Smith. who will spend few
n L,
home.
To Have Social
The Women's Ben eft Associa-
tion Of the Ladies Of the Maccabees
will hold a social this evening in
the Modern Woodmen Hall on Main
street beginning at O'Clock A
delightful time has been planned
for the evening, and the members
and their friends have been invit-
ed to be present.
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For Miss Hess
Miss Doris Linn was hostess
last evening at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Linn,
on Chicago street at a party of
appointments. to honor
Miss 1soline Hess OF Washington.
D. c.. who is the guest of Mrs \
J. e. Kelley at her home on Rhea
terrace. The interior of the house
and the porches were decorated in
a profusion of garden flowers and
ferns a color scheme of yellow and
white having been prettily used
about the house. A large basket OF
garden flowers conferred the sery-
ing table, and the guests were
served with ices and CONNECTIONS
Baskets of candy we're given the
girls as favors. while the boys
We're given the buttonhole bou-
quets Of sweet peas.
The guests were served with
punch during the evening, with
Miss Martha Clelland presiding At
the punch bowl. The evening was
delightfully."- spent with dancing and
tertained. Otu Of town guests in
Guided Miss Josephine Tracy Of
Bellaire, Ohio. and Miss Gladys
Sturm OF Weston.
Will Meet
Officers and heads of divisions
Of the Woman's Home Missionary
Society Of the Methodist Protes-
'tant Temple will meet at $3.50
Monday evening with Mrs. Allie
Raymond. SIS Adams street.
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Union to Meet
A meeting Of the executive
board Of the City Missionary
Union has been called for Monday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the par
lor Of the First Presbyterian
Church. Besides the board mem
bers. all presidents Of the various
unions of the city have been asked
to be in attendance.
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For Sister
Mrs. S. B. Grove was hostess
last evening at her home at IT'S
East Park avenue at a party OF
attractive appointm ents to honor
her sister. Miss Mildred Murray.
who yesterday celebrated the If
teenth anniversary of her birth