The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-10
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ISPa and Washing ten. % They:
attended the rnarliag q thes for t,r &
mer's nephew Luther Davis and
mnized at WilkeszBa last Sat
urday and were guests of II Mr..
and Mrs. q NJ Shinn IN Wash
ington-
MI. and Mrs. Shinn will CONF
here. so"n for a Visit with relatives.5
Have Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Gettings
have as their guests at their home
on Jackson street, Mrs. Peter Gill
tSner and daughter. Mrs Albert
Dunbaugh, and the latter's daugh-
ter Loretta and Miss Katherine
Wise, all Of Butter, Pa. They
came here from Bridgeport, Ohio,
where they attended the marriage
of Mrs. GtIner's granddaughter,
I Miss Margaret Gilner, and Andrew
Becker. Miss Isabel Gettings.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Gettfngs,
is recovering from severe Illness.
Strawberry Festival
In keeping with the season, a
delightful social time was held at
Twin Brook farm, ear Baxter last
evening in the nature of a straw
berry and ice cream festival.
Misses Dorothy and Opal Smith
proved to be delightful hostesses.
and no detail was overlooked in
planning for the entertainment of
the guests. After many repiti-
lions of games, both old and new,
on the spacious lawn. the young
people were refreshed with cake,
ice cream and homegrown straw
berries. a color scheme of red
and white was carried out in the
decoration of tables and through
out the rooms: Victrola and violin
music was much enjoyed by all.
dred' R Robbins ofPoint Marion, Pa,
cousins of the. hostesses. were
honor guests for the occasion:
Those also present were Misses.
Eleanor, NfcE1roy, Hazel Straight,
Jennie Straight. Audra5 Tarr, Leila
Boor, Olive Claytons sLeonasA ALLEN,
GeneyieveSBurge Marie Toothman
Ruth Floyd Hazel Wilson Ethel.
Morris, Mildred Davis Eleanor
Hayes, Margaret Sloan; Evelyn
Opal and Dorothy Smith, Messrs.
Cay Wilson, Irwin Goslee, Herbert
Lewis, Albert West. Howard West,
Harry McElroy. William Sloan.
Albert Toothman, Harold Tooth
man, James Levelle, Ar1 Bunner,
Wallace Smith, Howard Layman,
George Allen, Roy Morris, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. e. Smith, Mrs. Leda Coff-
indaffer, and Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
Hayes.
On Trip
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Conner OF Ogden avenue left vas
terday for New York, where they
will spend q few days en- route 10
Atlantic City They will go to
Baltimore next week where they
will attend commencement at
Mount ST. Joseph's Academy at
which the formers son, Leonard
Waltz is a student, as we'll as her
nepi Sews, Fred and Paul Bobo, OF
Preston County The latter two
will be graduated. They will also
visit Mrs Wa1tz's daughter, Miss
Madeline Waltz, who is a student
at ST. Joseph's Academy at Nc
Sherrytown, Pa Miss Waltz will
return here With them.
Gives Party
Mrs. E. B. Miller was hostess
recently at her home on Goode
Creek at a party to honor Miss
Sadie Miller The evening was
spent with games and music. and
refreshments were served. Those
present were the Misses Blanche
Goodwin, Hazel Goodwin. Delete
Griffith, Velma Martin, Elsa Had
dix, Mildred vandergrift, Rosa
Vandergrift, Katherine knight,
Alpha Curry, Hazel Vincent, Met
tie Shaffer. Goldie Shaffer, Edna
Reynolds, Bertha Reynolds, Sadie
Miller, Naomi Miller. Pearl Poe,
Irene Morgan, Betty Louise Nor
gan, Mrs. Allen Miller, Mrs Wal
ter Reynolds, Mrs Phoebe Nj
yum, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Nor
Stanley, Harry Thonpson on, Louis
Willis, Cyrus Vincent Leonard
Satterifeld, Clyde Vandegrift, Cliff
ford Knight Walter Goodwin,
Gerald Griffith, Dorsey Crous er,
Fred Martin, Carl Hall, Glenn Nor
gan, Walter Hawkins. William Vim
cent, Arnold Farrell, Elmer Miller,
Brooks Goodwin, Lawrence Nor
gan, Garlic Miller.
Delightful Meeting
The Women's5 Home and For
eign Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church was delight
fully entertained yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. w. T..
Black at Hillcrest. A delightful
program in charge of Mrs. Harry
E.. Engle's division was carried
out the features of which were
the devotional conducted by Mrs.
X. G. Jones, reports from the gen
eral assembly of the Presbyterian
denomination held recently at Des
Moines, Iowa, given by Mrs. H. G..
Stoetzer: a vocal solo by little
Miss Lucille Satterfield, a clever
little play presented by several
members of the society entitled
The Box That Never Worked, - in
which Mrs. C. c. Robb scored a hit
taking the part of Pinky, a colored
maid. At the conclusion, the
guests We're served with refresh
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