The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-21

year Just opening. The keynote
Of her talk was unity Of purpose
and endeavor, and she touched on
the project to secure. a club house.
which Is one OF the uppermost
things in the minds Of the club
women at this time.
Reports on the biennial were Civ.
en- by Mrs. Roster, who talked
concerning interesting personalities
Of tho biennial, by Mrs. Levi B.
Harr, who gave an interesting talk
the organization OF tina
convention, aud by Mrs. c. W.
waddell. who talked on the must.
cal features Of the biennial pro-
gram.
Mrs. James II. Thomas, head Of
the music department; Mrs. Lloyd
Sample. chairman OF the literature
and art department: Mrs. Avon ].
Reynolds. chairman OF the home
economics department, and Mrs.
L. n. Yost. chairman OF tho Amer.
lean citizenship department, all
outlined Complementary the work
The various departments will under.
take during the club year.
The literature and art depart.
ment and the music department
have splendid Courses outlined for
the year and the home economics
and American citizenship depart.
ment have fine program in the
The home economies de.
rartmont proposes TO bring Mas
Storey Of Pittsburgh. an authority
on dress, TO this city for an address
at an early date, while the Ameri.
can citizenship department will
hold mock non.partisan election
and will give a playctte durinS the
year.
Twenty.cIght names were pra.
senied to the club by Mrs. Z. C.
Jones, chairman OF the membership
committee. for membership and at
the second reading next week the
women wiz become members OF
the club.
Mrs. Roster complimented the
work OF the program committee,
which made ZIP tho program for tho
year and had the year hooks print.
ed, and told OF the great amount
Of work such an undertaking took
She also spoke of the splendid tai.
ent that the program committee
had secured for the year.
Several numbers OF the program
which were greatly enjoyed were
a piano solo "Polonaisc in A Ma.
tor" Chopin, brilliantly executed
by Miss Katherine Beltzhoove7, and
a costume reading, beautifully given
by Miss Jean Billingslea, entitled
What Was Nurse to Do" Miss
Billingslea appeared in tho cos.
tune of a Red Cross nurse. Anoth.
er number which was much en-.
joHed and which displayed the ar.
tistic ability Of two young women
OF the city and demonstrated their
knowledge Of interpretative dane.
ing was the dance, "pIerott and
Plorette," beautifully given by the
Misses Louise Conn and Mildred
Jones, the former teacher Of pfyGi.
cal training In the Miller School
and the latter director Of the same
work for the Y. ". c. A. Miss Ha.
eel Book skillfully accompanied
Miss Billlngslea and the Misses
Conn and Jones.
The tSa which followed the PRO.
gram was entirely informal and
was greatly enjoyed by the hun.
dreds OF women present. Ices,
cake and coffee were served with
Mrs. Edwin Robinson. chairman Of
the hospitality committee, and her
vice chairman and second vice
chairman. Mrs. o. F. Tough and
Mrs, A. w, Reed. and other mem
be7s Of subcommittee serving,
Mrs. c. Q. Henry, Mrs. Brooks
Hutchinson, Mrs. John A. Clark,
Jr, and the Misses MajorIe LeMas
tiers and Mary Hartley Greer were
The hoStesses and received the
guests at the door. The large az.
sembly room was tastefully decora..
ed with Halloween effects and
with baskets OF vari.colored dahlIas,
the work Of the house committee,
which is composed Of Mrs. Pau!
Amos, Mrs. Edwin Gaslill and Mrs.
A. W. Patton.
New members received into thu
club were Mrs. Leigh Hustead,
Mrs. Charles F. Hawkcr, Mrs, Ed.
ward Curtis, Mrs. W. &. Kelley,
Mrs. Harry Armstrong, Miss Ethel
Holt. Mrs. Harry DeTUrk, and Miss
Mabel Schaudt.
Mrs. Paul Hamilton acted as sec.
rotary in the abcenCe OF Mrs. Hen.
ry Lively, who Is out Of the city,
and read a letter from Mrs. Percy
v. Pennybacker, IN which she ex.
pressed her appreciation OF tho
hospitality extended her during hef
visit and her great faith in the fu.
ture OF the Fairmont Woman's CLUB.
Party Plans
The committee in charge Of the
card party to be given by the 10.
cal court Of the Catholic Dough-
tiers OF America is making elab-
orate plans for the party to be
held next Wednesday evening.
The party Is in charge OF Mrs. !.
W. Davtson's division. Bridge and
fiTe hundred will he played.
Society Will Meet
Tho Home Missionary Society
OF the NJ. p. Temple will meet
Monday evening at S o'clock al
the home Of Mrs. HermoIne Hell
mick at SIG Benoni avenue.
Marriage Announced
Announcement has boon made
of tho mArrfaVa nc AIbarT rorn