The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-20

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Guest Is eres Ri
XYGAffe spend ling more sthanRaEye ear
sbroad, Mrs. p. Rfeschke has
t:stnrned to F,airmont to visit her
mot tier, Mrs. s. ] 81. Hutchinson OF
23DSWatson avenue. Mrs. Rieschke
isswelI kn own In Fairmont, former
liz being Miss Belle Hutchinson.
&5aMrs. Rieschke has been In Lon
[Aon, Paris and Vienna during the
last year, but has been residing In
Bhe latter city the greater part OF
$h1s period. where her husband is
INTERESTED IN the wooden industry.
she arrived In New York City, Sun
1ay,sJ uly5 16, coming direct to Fair
mont. She will return to New = ork
City the first Of next week. and
Mat city will sail on her return
"trip toaN Vienna.
ss Mrs Rieschke was residing in
RtenEa at the time the serious riot
Figured there. She is an interest
AAstudent of3#economic and politi-
a1&conditions in Central Europe,
md at the present time is prepar-
lngs an article for a metropolitan
|fewspaper on the life of the Vienna
;ommunist L a #
and Mrs. r. e. Bryan Of
Moatsy lie. w. Va, and Mrs.
eiechke were guests at dinner
&stSfhesH home in Watson
venue last evening.
For Guest
Mrs. Clarence Bloom was hos
less Iyesterday afternoon at her
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|;i1 $of friends complimentary to
rSsister-in-law, Mrs. ]. F. Shat
Tman, Sformerlyo OF this city, who
{npW$residess at Somerset, Pa The
{afterno on was spent with sewing,
Ind lunch Wns served. The guests
BgeTes entertained on the porch,
Nhich was prettily4 decorated with
garden sflOwers,sa color scheme Of
ltn and White being effectively
carried out Mrs. Shafferman has
fseeny visiting relatives here for
EsYeral I'VE ks. 95s
New River Camp.
MRS. Dale Brownne1d and her
on. amAees Brownfleld,,z have re-
tentlys completed an attractive
bun ga1oW is in the Colfax section
~ Ms am ong the prettiest and
&ost m dern bun galows on the
dyer: They expect to occupy it in
fheSEery near future.
10 Grafton.
S$Asnumbe Of mem bers of the
Moments Auxiliary OF the Ameri-I
an Legion went to Grafton this
2ornfng where they are attend
hgathe sessions Of the state con-
+sntion, which opened there to-
lay and vii continue through to-
Borrow Several went to Graf
fon# on the IL O'Clock train while
fthersS otored through.
Amongft those who went to Graf
5nEare. Mrs. Greed sBolyard, chair
ian Of the local post, and Mrs.
EeonaaSSz unde11, Mrs. Paul Amos,
Hrs u. Heintzelman, Mrs. O..
Mrs. Harold Ankrom,
|drs.sM ak Wilson, Mrs. Austen
WILSON, Mrs. Minnie Koran, Mrs.
t....ss c. Fenneu, Mrs. w. l. Lydic, /
Irs. Gus Schwarm, Mrs George
1Wisher, Mrs. C. r. Kiplinger,
rs rs. sA; Garrett and Miss Ruth
tnoderl
To Atlantic City,
kHFL. Heintzelman Harry Heint-
3S4N1x4s1u, sfNIi44d1I13
kelfh Reintzelman, Miss Ada Hem
{Ieyand Miss Juanita Blackburn
FeSmotoring todayin the Heintzel-
ianautomobile to Atlantic City,
thereSt they will attend the glass
ianufacturers' convention in ses-
iongthere.
TO Valley Falls
&Dr5and Mrs. E. n. Eddy and chill
&Rhy Ralp h, M artha Jane and Mary /
I'VE and Mrs. Eddy's sister, Miss
Dive Morgan and brother, George
Morgan, Went5 to Valley Falls today
Phereathey will occupy the Can
{kng homestead for month.
TO Caiifornnia
SMrs.S Harvey Shain and daughter
3nss Lucille Shain, are leaving to-
iehtsfor@ a western trip which will
aciud visits at Chicago, Los An
#aIess and San francisco, Cal. Den
Aar#and@ Colorado Springs, Colo.,
md other points of interest. They /
Will beag gone for several weeks.
New York Guest
fEAIrs and Mrs Charles F.. Borno-
Sid sahave as their guest at their
Home pn#Pierpon avenue, the for
aara Sis ter, Miss Mariela Borne
ia 2fsN York City. Miss
krhefeld arrived this morning.
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