The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-29

ucational service. She is member
Of Theata chapter of Chi Omega
sorority
Miss Eng1e is daughter Of the
author of THE West Virginia Hills'.l
and has been one OF the most prom
fnent teachers of Braxton county
for some time. Both, women are con
sidered well fitted for the work of
the Offices for which they have
been selected by their respective
parties.
Patty-Jane Shop
The Patty-Jane Shop at Nor
gantown has on hand atSthis Tine
beautiful collection Of pictorial
photographs and portraitures by
Charles Henry Davis of New Y ork
and the shop is cordially inviting
its friends to call and see the
pictures. The shop is at Isl
Wiley street.
Anniversary Celebrated
The birthday Of Mrs. John Bon
ner of Altoona. Pa, was fittihgly
celebrated last evening when her
daughter, Mrs. O.. B. Reich. en-
tertatned in her honor, inforn1ally.
at1her h ONE in the West End The
guests INCLUDED members of the
family. M
Have Returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl D. Yost and
daughter katherine, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. S. Kopp and sister, Miss Alma
Kopp, have/returned from a two
weeks visit to their summer camp
on the South Branch of the Poto-
mac. While there they built an
attractive six room unGalow
which they will occuy on their flu
}ture visits to the camp. Mr.. and
Mrs. Yost and Miss Yost spent
couple of days at Keyser, where
they attended the silver wedding
anniversary celebration Of Prof.
and Mrs. j. c. Sanders, cousins of
Mrs. Yost-
Birthday Observed.
TheJseventieth birthday ami
yersary of Judge w. S. Raymond
was observed in delightful
manner Sunday when a family pic
mic was held at the Gilboa Grove
a few miles from this city. The
site was chosen on account of its
having been the birthplace of Mrs.
Maria Boggess Raymond, the
mother of Judge Raymond. Twen-
ty-two members of the family
were. present for the picnic, and
sumptuous picnic dinner was
served A number of pictures
were taken The birthday of
Judge Haymond fell on Saturday
but the celebration took place the
day following. OF the eleven
grandchildren Of Judge and Mrs.
raymond all were present except
Maria Jane Hood, Jack Wolfe, the
latter of Philadelphia, and Mas
FER Kenna Clark, il.
Attend Reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. C. &C. Wheeler and
daughter. Miss Cora Wheeler,
and son Harry and Harold Charl-
ton were at Reedsville Sunday, for
the reunion of the Watson family.
They motored there.
From Trip
! Mr.. and Mrs. P. P. Lipson and
daughters. the Misses Leah and
Clare have returned from an ex-
tended automobile trip which in
Guided visits to Culver, Ind,
where they were Joined by Carr
Lipson, who had been attending
Cleveland and Pittsburgh. Carl
-
/ For-Bride
Miss NIillie Ice was hostess last
evening at Maple Point. her sub
urban home. at dinner party OF
attractive appointments to honor
Miss Stella Martin, whose marriage
to Earl Stapleton will be an event
of Thursday. Covers were laid for
eight, and the tables were prettily
conferred with garden flowers.
Has Arrived
Earle Stapleton, whose marriage
to Miss Stella Martin OF this city
will be an eventEo Thursday after
from his home at Birmin CHAM, Ala.
Fulton-Gregg.
st. Andrews Lutheran Church
in Pittsburgh was the scene of a
pretty wedding on Saturday, when
Miss Lucille Chase Gregg Of Nor
gantown, became the bride of DR..
Louis Cameron Fulton Of East
End, Pittsburgh. the ceremony be-
ing performed at high noon by
the Rev. H. P. Echardt. pastor of
Sthe church. The bride was at
tended by her sister. Miss Mar
maid OF honor and DR.. D. w. Cam
eron of Pittsburgh served Doctor
Fulton as best man.
Prof. Edward Napier of Pitts
field, Mass, played the wedding
march and also played softly dur
ing the reading of the cerem ony.
The organist is former instrus-
tor Of the bride and made the trip
to play for the wedding.
The bride wore dark blue