The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-14

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It OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Showa1ter8was hostess &yesters
lday afternoon at Peacock Farm.
sixty guests were entertained,Iand
tables were arranged in the living
rooms. The guests EincludedSa par
| ty OF Warrington women. 8A1unch-
con was served at theHconclusion
of the games.
Returns Home
Miss Lorraine Altman, who had
! been a student at the Shenendoah
| School at Dayton, Va. has return
| ed here to spend the summer with
her mother. Mrs. JIM Altman.
She was accompanied hereby her
aunt, Mrs. c. W. Greitzner OF
| W~esternport, Mds Mrs.SSGreitzner.
attended commencement at the
| Shenandoah College and Miss Alt
I man stopped in W~esternport for
a visit.
Return Home
Mr.. and MRS. William J. Wiegel
returned this morning from
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, where they
had attended commencement at
Vassar College, from which their
daughter, Miss Mary MouIds
Hurst, was graduated on Tuesday.
Mrs. William Moulds, Miss Hurst's
grandmother, who also attended
the commencement exercises, is
now visiting her sister, Mrs. S..
Nv. Lord at s%omerville, N. j., and
! Miss Hurst is the guest of a
school friend at Greenwich, Conn.
e. & P. w. Club
The monthly supper and bust
tness meeting of the Business and
Professional Women's Clubs was
held last evening at the Y. w. c..
A. with more than fifty members
in attendance. Supper was served,
following which an interesting
program was observed, with Miss
Dorcas Prichard, president of the
organization, presiding
Interesting features of the pro-
gram included a group of songs by
Mrs. Charles Walter Waddel1 a
panied by Miss katherine Moore,
Mrs. Waddell sang several selec-
lions and was obliged to respond
to a persistent encore. Mrs. James
Robinson of Washington. d. c.,
the guest Of Miss Virginia Lee
Fleming, also delighted her heac-
ers wien she sang sweetly two
selections accompanied by Miss
! Moore
Plans were discussed for the ma
tional convention of the business.
women to be held at Chattanooga,
Tenn, June 10 IL 16. 1t is probable
that four or five will attend the
convention from this city.
The new constitution was taken
up and several bylaws amended
and accepted by the club!
Miss Iucie Ford, chairman of
the convention committee gave an
interesting forecast OF the trip to
be taken to the convention " tue;
local aggregation. n furthef
plans for the trip were left inSthe
hands of the committee.
The July meeting of the club.
! will be held at the river camp Q
miss Lena Hamilton, and plans
are being made to make this a.
most enjoyable event.
Miss Winifred Murphy the newly
appointe corresponding secretary
was introduced to the club n
presided at the meeting in that
capacity.
Miss Cora Wheeler, chairman Of
the membership committee. report
ed the followingA new members:
Mrs. Arthur Stealey, Mrs r. a.
ShurtIeff, Miss Hazel Book and
! Miss Virginia Snider.
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Attending Commencement
Mrs. J. w. Devison and daugh-
ter, Miss Josephine Devison, OF
Grant Town are on an automobile
trip to New Lexington Ohio, where
they attended the commencement
exercises at st. A1oysius Academy,
| from which Miss Olive Lee Devil
son was graduated. yesterday. Mrs:
i Devison and daughters will spend
several days at Buckeye Lake,
Ohio, before returning home.
Return Home
Charles E. Bartlett of Shlnnston
and daughter, Mrs. James O. Wat
son, and the latter's daughter,
] Miss Eleanor Watson, have return
ed from French Lick Springs, Ind.
where they spent the past two
weeks.
Big Dance
Much interest is being taken n
the dance Of the local lodge OF
Elks to be held tomorrow evening
in Ravine Park owing to the c
that the "Melodylane Syncopators
of McKeesport will the
4 dance music.