The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-17


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SDenze1 and Wilbur: Yrs. Priscilla
Toothman. Mr.. and Mrs. Ephriam
Bissett and children. Virginia,
Chester, Merle. Harold, F'reda,
Frances, Madeline and Mare1la;
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Toothman,. Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce Kerr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Waitman Toothman and
daughter Cynthia; MI. and Mrs.
Guy Kuhn, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Price and children Edith and
Raymond; Mr.. and Mrs Alonzo
Toothman and children. Curtis
and Lorraine; Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Toothman and children. Glenn
and Ralph; Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Rice and children, Evelyn and
Junior; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Myers, Mrs. Herbert Toothman
and children, Nettie and Geneva:
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Toothman and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Arlie
Toothman and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Moore and family,
Willard Parker and son lanes lanes
Michael, Roy Michael, Willie
hamilton. Cash Rice. James
8Toothman. Mary Keer, Cleon
Brand. Gene Shupp, Miss Bertha
Emery. Homer Criss. Don King,
Miss Bessie Kerr, Ernest Kerr,
,Vonda Snider, Delbert Myers,
Daisy Criss.
Celebrate Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Keplinger,
celebrated the first anniversary OF
their marriage on Saturday even
ing. when they entertained num-
her of friends at dinner AT
"Y okowish, their summer bunga-
low on the Valley River. Inc
su Mrs. Dora Mitchell, Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Mitchell and daughter,
katherine, Mr.. and Mrs ROY
ManIey and son, Rex. Mrs C. II
Toothman and son, Charles. Miss
Lucille Henry and Paul Mitchell
To Elkins.
Miss May Maxwell, who was the
guest of Miss Doris Hall at tho
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Hall, in Walnut avenue.
Nae returned to her home at Elkins.
she was accompanied home by
Miss Hall. who will be the guest
of Miss Maxwell at a house party
this week.
Wiener Roast.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Ross and Mr..
and Mrs. j. c. Taught entertained
a number of friends at weiner
roast Saturday evening at Green
Gables, the summer camp OF the
former on the Valley River. Thirty
friends were entertained in a de-
lightful manner.
For Guest.
Miss Irene Clelland was hostess
Friday evening to number of
friends at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. ard Mrs. F. R. Clelland, in Lo-
Gust avenue, complimentary to her
cousin, Miss Margaret Smith or
Morgantown, who is her guest.
Garden flowers were prettily used
about the house, and refreshments
we're served Out-of-town guests
were the Misses Marian
Kline and Margaret Berry OF Nor
,antown, who are guests in the city
EIks to Dance.
Members Of the local lodge OF
Elks and their ladies will dance in
Ravine Park pavilion on Thursday
evening Of this week to music to
be furnished by the Happy Six Or
chestra, which begins an engage
ment at Ravine Park today.
Picnic Dinner. -:
Honoring the Misses Mary Louise
Begg and Mildred Churchill of New
York, the guests Of the Misses Mil
bred. Martha and Frances Hay
.nond. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G..
Hood entertained last evening at
a picnic dinner at 1.-The Rocks on
the Grafton road. The party drova
TO the picnic spot and spent de-
lightful evening. The Misses
Churchill and Begg are returning
this evening to their homes. Dur
ing their visit here. they have been
hoEored with a number OF social
courtesies.
Glass viii Meet.
The w. a. Sunday Neighborhood
Bible Glass will meet this evening
at s o'clock at the home OF Mrs.
Howard Kelley at 727 Fairmont
avenue.
To Be POSSESSES.
Mrs Arthur Dechman and Miss
Besse Mason will be hostesses this
evening at the weekly bridge tour
nament at the Country Club. The
games will begin at S:15.
Hi1dehrand Ra,rp;o,