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

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Mrs. a. B. Scott and Mrs. Ed
ward Slack will be hostesses this
seyening at the Monday bridge
tournament to be held at the Fair
$mont Country Club A large
turnout OF the mem bers is expect
led this evening.
NIcLain-
The marriage of Miss Helen
Tchinski, daughter Of Mr. ana
Mrs. Henry Tchinski Of High
street and Richard McLain, for
Rnerly of Pineville, KY, was
7solemnized at o'clock this morn
singYat st. Peters Catholic Church
with the Rev. Father P. T. Diytu-
sney officiating.
zSSE The bride was attended by Miss
SEelens Muenz of this city as maid
sof honor, while James J. Cough
I lin was the groom's best man.
The bride was beautifully gown
ed In a frocks of tucked georgette
sseorgette, white kid pumps and
Scorsage of pink roses and sweet
peas. Her maid of honor was
dressed in a white dress with
white! hat.
FOLLOWING the ceremony, Mr..
and Mrs. McLain went to the
STchinski home where an elaborate
wedding breakfast was served
They will reside for the present
with the brides parents on High
street.
The bride is a charming young
woman and was born and reared
IN this city. She had been en-
Sployed for several years with me
West Virginian Publishing Co:
VA Mr. zMcLain came here about a
Year ago as telegraph operator
with the Associated Press, work
ing with The West Virginian.
@Preyious to coming here he was
associated with the Huntington
in the same ca
pacity. His home is at Pineyil!e,
Ky
Circle Will Meet.
The monthly meeting of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary SO,
scietyS Of the First NJ. E. Church wilt
s11e held on tomorrow afternoon at
92:ao at the church with Mrs. p. S:
McCuIIoughts division in charge of
THE following program Hymn: de-
grotionals; Mrs. J. D. Hecker; piano
duet. Mrs. Minor Durham and Miss
Virginia Hungerford lesson study,
Mrs. C. H. King; vocal solo, Mrs.
Minor Durham. Hostesses will be
sNfesdam Gus Schwarm. O. A
sNTestover, NJ ]. Lantz,, I. R. Nico-
@demus, wv. Grimes, Frank Hall,
sSy1vester Clayton
10 Meet Thursday.
The Isabelle Thoburn Circle OF
the First M. Z. Church will meet
at n 81 AZ Thursday evening at the
ehurch. Mrs George Shumaker's
I'd Vision Will be in charge Of the
program, a feature of which will
sbe an address by Mrs. Bonar, SUI
work of the hIorgantown District.
For Mrs. Rowand.
Mrs: Cecil Ogden will entertain
this evening at her home in Yer
to Mrs E. G.
Rowand, chorister at the First Bap-
tist8 Church. The guests will in
s!c1uds the members of the choir and
a. few friends Mrs. Rowand has
resigned her position and sang for
the last time at the Baptist church
ass1s
= Going Abroad
DR. and Mrs. J. c.. Broomfield
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sher-
rSodS1eft today for New York and
sail on Tuesday. aboard the
mship Mauretania, for trir
: bad. Among points of interest
be visited will be the Passion
at Oberammergua.
Clever Play
group of very young ladies
this city gave a clever little
on Saturday evening at the
3eSo of Miss Mary Moore Miller
cleveland avenue. the proceeds
S which will be donated to the
Ia ton Army nursery. The fol
Angsprogram was prettily car
out:
Broken Hearted Milkmaic
3 + Mary Moore
ns-.-NIidnigh on the Ocear
Lucy Margaret Powell
PIa:y.... -----.---.---.--- 1.-The Secret
Mary Moore. Beatrice Reed,
Charles Edwin Reed
----.-. Whistling Ruff.
5fss I'll Louis Reed Miller
Nv ..-.E-. Babes in the Wood!
Mary Moore and Beatrice Reed
Song -. .-----.-.----- Your Smile
Lucy Margaret Powell
Others who took part were
Robert Beatty, Olive Reed, Mar
garet sWisman and Edith Rodgers
At Peacock Farm
M. and Mrs: Lawrence E
Sands of Wheeling are guests o
the former,s mother, Mrs. ]. E
Sands; at Peacock Farm.
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Glass VIII Meet
Mrs.. Jesse Wright and Mrs. K
Hood will be hostesses thi
Il evening at 8 O'Clock to the r. 7
yVebbFC Glass of the NJ. E. Church
South.
no Have Outing.
! Tie Quota Club will enjoy a
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