The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-29

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MISS Mabel Meyers Of Pierpont
avenue aiil so to Alofgantown To.
morrow % take In tho football
gafne.
Miss Mildred Rittenhouse wiz
witness TIM football game at Mor.
Iesutown to- morrow. Z.
SHetssst 1saniey will 90 10 Nor,
gantown tomorrow for the game.
Mrs. Howard Coleman and Mrs.
Sarah Prichard. OF Warrington.
were shopping mere yesterday.
Nj. and Mrs, Lawrence Byrn6
will go 10 Morgantown this eve,
ming for THANKSGIVING aud will taxa
in the football game, tomorrow.
Duke Hess OF Cowan, w. Va,
who Is q student at the West Wiz.
fgtnia University viii! be the week
end guest OF Victor Holt at his
home on Chicago street. Mr.. Hess
Is Mr.. Hollis roommate at the W.
IV.SU. mr. ~ NJ
Lee Satterfield will take in the
game ut Morgantown tomorrow.
John Helmick, who IS a gstudent
at the w. ". o., Will spend the
weekend hare with hismother, Mrs,
Hermoine Helm!ck.
Registered at Wheeling Hotels:
Grand Central, II. i. Hileman, q.
Edlene: Windsor. j. 3. Stephens:
Stamm, w. H. Schemmald.5
/ Mrs. Earle Patterson OF Man
ntngton was In Fairmont yester-
day to attend. the "wednesday
Bridge Club. NJ M :
J.P. Kierney of Clarksburs
was in the city yesterday on bust.
mess. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Amos viii.
attend the football game at Nor
gantown tomorrow.
Miss Aileen Polling, will;go Is
Elklns, today, WI. ze, she will
spend the Thanksgiving recess
with relatives. igt7's I
Miss Lucille Tough is in Moo
gantown today wherS she will at
tend a dance tonight and the foot
ball game tomorrow.
Mrs. Sidney w. Wright OF the
West End, left this morning for
Philadelphia and New York,
where she willspend several days.
Prof. and Mrs. E E. Church
went to Pittsburgh today, where
they will remain until Saturday
with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney u. Gar
ret Of Maple. avenue, went to
Wilkes-Barre, Pa, yesterday.
where they willrbe the guests OF
the latter's sister, Mrs. Edward
r. Evans. 4
Mrs. Blanche shroyer and son
Edward and brother Harry sturn
land the latter's daughters, the
Misses Mary Elizabeth and Helen,
will go to Morgantown. tomor-
row where they will be the guests
OF the formers sister Mrs. Ralph
Pixler and where they will at
tend the football game.
DR.. Clark s. Fortney and wife
Of Hundred, and their guest, Miss
Florence Copen OF ParkeTsburg,
were recent guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Swisher at their
home on Wheeling street. Mrs.
NJ e. ,Lipscomb of Grafton, IS tie
guest OF her daughter, Mrs.
swisher.
A baby daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Valentino at
their home in the West End On
November "a. She has been
named Dorothy Mac.
Miss Lucille Hamilton, who had
been i'll for tho past several weeks
with tonsolttis, at the home Of
her parents. Air. and Mrs. w. g.
Hamilton, in CASTOR avenue, has
recovered. NJ
Registered at the Fairmont Ho.
tel today are: II. Keepe, e. W,
Mcdonald, H II. Byland. T. q.
Edgar II Want; E. +. Swanson, -.
Sharpe, H. D. Bates, c. G. Rico
Pittsburgh; A. ]. Shaw, H. n
Homer, New York; Bert Brad.
ford. Pennsboro, Pa; K. j. How
ell, Youngstown, Ohio; 7. S.
Loves Jack Gibuey, II. J. Monroe
Columbus; E. Sloan, Steubenyllle;
D. G. Reed, Saginaw, Mich; G o.
White, Detroit; E. L. Pierse, Lou-
isville; P. w. Berger, New MIR
tinsville; G. w. Sharpe; Charles
ton; Heber Russell, L. T. Dowler,
". J Miller, A. G. Steele, Fred ].
Hibbs, Wheeling; R P. Baker,
Clarksburg: W, e. Livingston,
Parkersburg, G. G. Wright, a. e.
Iaferty. Moundsyille: Fred l..
Fox, sutton; R. W. Chichester, II.
i. Bond. Weston.
Joseph Greer who attends tho
University at Morgautown will he
in Fairmont this evening to attend
the dinner dance at the Fairmont.
He will return tomorrow to wit
ness the football game.
Miss Ethel Jackson, snSeryifNr
OF drawing In public schools, will
leave today for Washington, B. G..
where she will spend the Thanks.
giving holidays.
F.. E.. lobe has returned from
Baltimore where he has been for
several weeks and will attend the
football game tomorrow with Mr..
and Mrs. g. A. Turner. s
Mrs. Stuart Ely OF Jeanette.
Pa. who has. been here for several
days with her parents, Mr.. and,
Mrs. w. T. Hartman at their
home in Beponi avenue, having
been called home to attend tho
funeral Of her grandmother, Mrs.
]. e. Bands, returned to Jean
nette last evening.
Thomas Stevens OF Pittsburgh
will arrive today to attend the din