The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-12
BROOM.
FACTORY TO BEGIN
Operations at Plant Closed
for Several Months to Be
Resumed Soon.

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tons will be resumed shortly at
the broom factory here which has
been closed for seevra months
time by Charles Goodwin and
Everett. -c.y. The stock and fix
lures o. ~ plant. which have been
in storage since the plant was clos
ed, have been purchased by Denzel
Farnsworth Of Grafton. They will
lie returned to the plant, however,
and operations will be resumed as
soon as possible.
"Wednesday Bridge Club
The Wednesday Bridge Club vas
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j..
Hood Horror Of Lumberport.
Guests for the occasion were Mrs.
Harvey Ferguson, Mrs. Fred Fur
geson. Mrs. J, S. Maloy, Mrs.
Harry Carder, Mrs. John Lucas.
Mrs Clyde Whiteman. Mrs. B. II.
Lucas and Mrs. R. S. johnson.
The afternoon passed very pleas
anly and delicious salad lunch
was served the guests.
"Gypsy Rover" Repeated
By special request of the public,
the romantic comedy "The Gypsy
Rover Which was given at Re-.
Theater on Thursday evening Of
last week was repeated SaturdttS
night. This was done owing to tie
many persons who could not be
supplied with tickets for the first
performance. All rEanding room
was utilized in the building at the
first night. The Saturday night
performance also had more than
could be comfortably taken care
Of. The play vas under the direc-
ton of Miss Lcta Bonar, assisted
by Miss Marjory Sturm.
Horner Funeral
John Horror. forty years old
| died at his home in this city or
Monday after an illness of several
days with pneumonia. Mr. Horne1
had been in poor health for more
than a year, having suffered bac
attack Of influenza. Mt. Hornei
was employed as stable boss by
the Consolidation Coal Co. and Is
survived by his wife, and two chit
dren. Funeral services were held
| at the local Baptist Church Wed
nes6ay afternoon lat 2:30 with
! burial following in the Odd Fellow:
/ Cemetery at Enterprise. Paul
\ leIT1Ch OIL LIE. u AttAAN
and Undertaking Company was il
charge of the burial.
Returned Home
! Miss Laura Justice. local nurse
for the employees OF the Consolida
(! ton Coal COMPANY. has returned
from Milton. w. Va. where she
| was called by the illness and dealt
Of a relative.
i Lucas Reaction
One of the most important
tevents among social circles this
! season was the reception given at
| Lucas Place, the beautiful home OF
] Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lucas on
| Monday evening. The event was
/ given as a celebration of Their
/ twentieth wedding anniversary.
A color scheme of pink and
| green was used in the decoration
! OF the home, and the effect was
| most charming in every particular.
/, The interior OF the home was YER
/ table bower Of trailing greenery,
| interspersed with dainty pink bios
, sons In the spacious living room,
where the guests were received,
| the decorations were palms and
| ferns, relieved and frightened by
| the beauty of pink roses.
In the receiving line were the
I host and hostess and their two
sons, William and Van Buren,. Mr..
| and Mrs. w I. Booth of Carksburg,
Mr.. and Mrs. v. L. Horror of Lum,
(, berport. Mrs. Lucas was attractive,
i ly costumed ip black Spanish
lace gown with sequin trimming,
Her ornaments were pearls. Mrs
] Booth also was gowned in charm
ing black lace costume. while Mrs
Hornor wore creation of salmon
! coored taffeta silk. Mrs. Lee Bog
CESS and Mrs. Leslie Long o.
] Clarksburg assisted with the enter
l.tainment OF the guests. who mum
bered more than two hundred per,
sons.
In the dining room where buf
I fet lunch was served the color
| scheme OF pink and white showed