The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-14

Tie state p. a r. meeting wis
HELD N ClafksbnrE tlida week aud
Several Of the Ttlaa iters hid ia
LEND to motor mere 10 attend IL,
hut owing to- the rain they had Il
90 on itne street ear. among those
who went were Mrs. s. I. Brady
| tDunlap's and Zell's mother
who Is regent OF the local chapted,
Mrs. Conaway t11arrsson Coma
way mother) Mrs: Paul Hamil-
ton Mrs. j. III. Black, Mrs. Fay
Hartley tForrest's and Joe's mo-
therl, Mrs Glenn Barnes. Mrs. Ira
Smith, Mrs. Ernest Hutton, Mira.
George DeBolt, Mrs. Frame anu
Mary Greer. Mis-: Framesis the
Mrs. Frame, who has o summer
home in Mt. Lake Park. Nd,
Mildred and Ed. Gaskill were
at the Biltmore in New York the
first Of this week.
Frances Mccray is working On
The West yirglnian now. and she
was In C1arksburg Monday night
to attend q meeting OF some press
association which was held there
in the Gore Hotel
One of the p;retttlest teas Of the
season was given yesterday BY
Mrs. John n. Kisner, Mrs. VIII
bur H. Shinn az. Mrs Henry
Z. Cross I'M Mrs. Kisrer's home In
Maryland avenue. Z :
| The guests were met at the
porch entrance by little AIMS
Katherine Coyne, WAC invited
them to the sun parlor, whore
Mrs. w. H. Kunst and Mrs, An.
thony Bowen served punch. Mrs.
N. L. Brown showed the guests 10
the reception room, and they were
introduced to the hostesses by
Mrs. Mrs. L. N. Yost.
The living room was beautiful
~ decorated with fall flowers,
ferns and autumn leaves and Viz
gtnIa Creeper hung gracefully
from the eornices and electric
domes.
Mrs. criss wore beautlfdl
gown OF black satin and brocaded
georgetto and Mrs. Kisner anu
Mrs. Shinn looked lovely in black
satin and. lace
J After being received the guests
Z, were invited to the dining room
By Mrs. Il. NJ. Hite, who wore a
beautiful gown OF black lace over
q black slip with insets Of bright
blue satin. Mrs. ]. Frank Richie
and Mrs. Karl Yost presided over
the dining room and th7y were
assisted in serving by Louise Hall,
Helen Robinson, Louise Rttcaio,
Helen Amos and Louise Klsnere
Louise Hall looked SO pretty Ia
an evening gown Of light blue
tatteta. The bodice was made into
bask and the skirt was very full
and It was wired unit stood out
.lSlu!te far. The neckline was en-.
haneel by silver lace ana roso-
buds. Helen wore a gownTof geor-
gette which was a deep rose color
at the bottom OF the skirt anu was
Shaded until 1t almost became q
cream color at the bodice. It was
trimmed in ruffles OF val lace anu
| she wore oliver shoes an stock.
1ngs. Louise Klsner, who IS al
attractive blonde looked sweet In
gown of deep brown and Louise
Richie, whoiis brunette, wore d
pretty gowh Of cream color
The tea tab:e was presid edIoyer
BY Mrs. G. e, Hutchinson land
Mrs. StoetZer (John's mother)
who poured coffee and Mrs Harry
7. Robinson and Mrs. Alfred
Hunter, who served the iced
/ cream. Mrs. Hutchinson looked
stunning in a beaded gown Of gray
crepe de chine with silaes ant
stockings to match, q purple hat
and luxurious squirrel scarf.
(Mrs. Hutchinson Is the mother Of
Jimmie and BobbIe and iaui,
whom you probably remember. j
Mrs. StoetZer wore q gown OF
and black lace picture hat. Mrs.
orchid colored silk and ere. m laee
Robinson looked lovely In a hen.
na-colored gown Of brocaded geo.-
gette and chiffon. I
The centerpieoe OF the serving
table was made Of pink roses In
ivory pottery vessels and the Sill
4 yer tea service and pink candles
produced an altogether charming
effect. Sm!lax hung from the cleo
trio dome to the table and the
color scheme carried out was pink
and white.
The refreshments were straw
berry and vanilla brick iced
cream, white cake with pink
frostlng. pink and white mints,
peanuts and coffee.
Mildred Raymond Is working
now. She isNhelpi1g Pauline Jaml-
son run the Gift and Art Shop.
Jimmie Burns is working on the
editorial stan OF The West Viz.
| ginian. OF; course you knew that
Mildred Robinson is working on
the. same paper.
Mrs. W. T. Hartman was op-
Grated upon recently In the West
Penn Hospital in, Pittsburgh. You
remember she is Edith Hartman
Ely's mother. Mrs. Howard sho-
walter was in Pittsburgh the first
Of the week, and i presume she
was there to bee Mrs. Hartman.
4sRG'
Among the guests who will
come for Helen Robinsonts wed.