The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-26

ing with them q pretty gllt Oh
diary ard gold pencil. The anatr
was arranged as a farewell to Mrs.
Sherwood, who left today for New
York where she will sail for a tour
abroad.
TO Celebrate Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Ice. wei
known Marion County residents,
have issued invitations to their
golden wedding anniversary cele-
bration to- be held at their home at
Maple Point at Barrackville on
July a. The invitations. which are
embossed in gold, read as follows:
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ice
will be at home to their friends
Tuesday afternoon, July the fourth
nineteen and twenty-five
Maple Point
in celebration of their fiftieth
wedding anniversary
two to- four
Mary Elizabeth Straight
Edgar Ice
TO Meet.
The Protected Home Circle will
meet tomorrow evening, at which
time a social will be held. A so
cfal hour will follow a brief bust.
ness session.
Change Residence.
Miss Elizabeth Murphy and sis.
tiers are moving today from Jack
son street to property az 1921 NC
Coy street, recently vacated by Mr.
and Mrs. George S. Wilkinson, who
have moved to Coalwood, w. Va.
a
Marriage Announced.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage of Miss Minna Fay
Watson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
J. Fay Watson of this city, and
Leonard Sergeant of this city, which
was solemnized on Saturday eve
ming at Bretz, w. Va. The mar
rage took place at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Weston DodscD with
the Reverend Mr.. Jones officiating
The wedding party drove here from
Bretz and returned here following
the marriage.
The bride is the only child OF
Mr.. and Mrs J. Fay Watson and is
descendant of one of the promi
nent families Of West Virginia. She
was born in this city, was gradual
ed from the Fairmont High Schoo
and later attended Miss Baird Is
school for girls in New Jersey. She
is an attractive and accompliShe &c
young woman.
Mr. Sergeant is a former resi-
dent of Washington, D. c., but has
been located here for some time as
manager Of sales for the Fairmon
Mining Machinery Co. He is {
graduate of Lehigh University a
Bethlehem, Pa. They~will reside il
/ this city.
| To Meet.
The Pythian Sisters will have
! their bi-monthly meeting tomor
row night at o'clock, when they
will hold an initiation. A socia
| hour with refreshments will bt
| held Immediately afterwards. Thu
! captain has asked that the officer:
! of the staff attend in white.
/
Doak-Dotson.
A marriage which was some
! what of surprise to the Friends
! of the bride and groom wa
/ solemnized this morning at thu
parsonage of the officiating minis
| ter, the Rev. J. E. Gordon, paste
! of the Central Christian Church
! when Miss Lillian Marsh Dotsol
| of this city became the bride o
| John Doak of Cushing, Okla.
Mr.. Doak had been visiting hi
former home at West Union. H
came here last evening and tn
marriage was solemnized thi
morning at $50, following which
! Mr.. Doak and his bride left TO
Pittsburgh, where they will spen.
honeymoon of a few days, 70
/ lowing which they will return t
i this city and will spend a shor
1 time here and at West Union
They Will then go to Gushing t
reside. ~
The bride was unattended an
was modish1y costumed in Goa
| suit of dark blue tricotine wit
harmonizing hat and shoes.
She is woman of charmln
personality and is popular with
wide circle of friends in this cit!
She came to this city about min
4 years ago and was graduated 1ro1
! the Cook Hospital Training Schoc
for Nurses and following her Sra
duation practiced her professlo
efficiently in this city, being cor
sidered among the best nurses I
the county. For the. past seve
years, she made her home wit
Mrs. Louis Kneisel on Fourt
street.
Mr.. Doak is an oil well cor
I tractor and is prominent in o
fields in both West Virginia an
Oklahoma.
At Country Club
The Marion County Medical Soc
iety will hold it's regular MONTH
meeting tomorrow evening at tn
Country Club when dinner VII b
/ served at $3.50.
, Entertain at Dinner
: Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Satterfiel
II OIL ertaine.d at dinner yesterday &