The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-14

ments at the home OF her brother,
paul ". Fleming. and Mrs. Flena-s
ing on Fourth street The dinner
was arranged to honor John PIN:
Jones and to celebrate the ami
versary of his birth Covers we're
laid for twelve, and following the
dinner bridge was played.
To Hold Picnic.
The Protected Home Circle will
hold picnic at Loop Park on
Wednesday evening of this week
providing the weather is favor.
able.
Guests Leave.
Mrs. S. ". Hunnings and son
Clayton of Washington. D. G..
who were the guests for several
weeks Of the formers mother,
Mrs. U. S. Fleming, and other re:
latiye sin this city, left Saturday
for Pittsburgh. where they Will
visit relatives.
Enroute Home.
Miss Evelyn Kidwell and Miss
Henrietta Joclyn of Long Beacn,
Cal, who were the guests OF Mrs-=
B. F. Reed at her home on Cleye-
land avenue, left yesterday for
their home. En- route home they
will visit at Denver, Colo. MISS
Kidwel1 and Miss Joclyn have
been in the East on an extended
tour having visited New YORK,
Baltimore, Washington and points
in Canada. The former IS
daughter of Zadoc Kidwell. a for
mer resident of this city. who re-
sided in California for a number number
Of years.
To Picnic.
The J. M. Black Glass of the
Presbyterian Church will enjoy a
picnic at Worthington this even
ing. The picnickers will go to
the Worthington bathing beach
on the 4 and o'clock cars and
will enjoy swim and later par
take Of a picnic lunch. In case OF
rain. the affair will be held in the
social rooms of the church
To Take Trip
Miss Amy ingalls, is leaving to-
morrow for Wheeling where she
will visit with Miss Mary Hervey
and from there will go with Miss
Heryey to Lake Chautauqua, an. Y,
to attend a house party to be given
by Miss Bessie Jane Reed. They vii
visit at Niagara Falls, and Miss
ingalls, will go from there to Me
chias. Maine, where she will spend
several weeks with her parents
Invitations Received
Local people have received in
yitations to the marriage Of Miss
Eleanor Brock and Thomas Porter
Hartman which will be solemnized
on Saturday evening, September z
at the home of Miss Brooks par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther s.
Brock at Morgantownr
GIoverDavis.
Miss Mildred AVIAN Davis was
married to Henry Glover at the
Baptist parsonage last evening at
z o'clock with the Rev. J. w.
Graves officiating. Mrs. Glover is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w
%. Davis of Warrington and
Iady of that city. Mr.. Glover is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Glover of Fairmont- Immediate
" following the ceremony the
young couple left for Fairmont,
where they will make their future
home.-Clarksburg Telegram.
Red Cross Meeting
The executive committee Of the
F,airmont chapter Of the Re-.
Cross will meet at 1880 this even
ing at the Red Cross rooms in tns
Courthouse:
To LeMsburs
Attorney and Mrs. r. A Watts
and '' Saughter Miss Sarah, are
leaving today for Lewisburg:.
When they will visit relatives Of
the former. They will go by auto
mobile through valley of Virginia
Linn-Finch
George Lee Linn Of TayloS
County and Miss Violet tlnsn q
Marion County were u'lted IN
marriage art Saturday mor.- at
the paTsonage of the olEiaang
minister. the Rev. +. E. Gordon,
ma stor Of the Central Christian
Church.
From Huntington
Miss Alice Hughes has returned
home after a visit with her cou-
sin, Mrs David Dean OF Huhtlns-
ton Mr.. and Mrs Dean accom-
panied Miss Hughes as far as Par
kersburg.
Birthday Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Stewart en-,
tertained number or 1rlenus
few evenings ago at their home
in celebration Of the birthday an
niyersary of their son, Russell II
Stewart. Those present we're:
Florence Kaiser, Katheleen Martin
Georgia Martin, Dewey Martin
THOMAS Martin, Stella Morgan, Mel
! lie Kirk, Marguerite Collins, Foria
johnson, Virgil Nay, Mabel Nay
lDortha Google. Mary Newman, Jet.
lite Ice, Mildred Parson. Beatr1ce
Stella HOlC