The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-29
Manningto Society
Bridge Party

Bridge Party
/. ) Mrs. Guy 8. Hennen and Mrs; O.
G. Blake entertained at q charm
ihgly appointed bridge party at
the homeA Of the former In How.
ard street from 3 O'Clock to 6
O'Clock last evening, In honor Of
their sister, Mrs: Dallas Hamilton,
o. ncinnati, who Is spending the
holidays In this city,
Seven tables Of bridge were IN
play. Miss Mildred Drake won
first prize, and Mrs. Claude Bur.
chinal was winner Of the second.
The home was beautifully decora.
ted In holiday array, one OF the
most attractive features being a
Christmas tree brilliantly lighted
BY electric bulbs. Late In the aft
ernooni the hostesses served a, de-
lleious tgo-course luncheon.
The guest list included the hon
or guest, Mrs. Dallas Hamilton,
Mrs. Ellis Glover, Mrs. Roy Alder,
Mrs. Glenn Norman, Mrs. James
Wilkins, Mrs. Lawrence Beatty,
Mrs. Frank Fisher, Mrs, Matthew
Ryan, Mrs. Dale Hamilton, Mrs.
Claude Burchinal, Mrs. N. M.
Leigh, Miss Effie Anderson, Miss
Virginia Martin, Miss Clara Drake
Miss Helen Phillips, Miss Rather
Inc Phillips, Miss Alkaline Downs,
Miss Pauline Turner, Miss Wiz.
ginia Shaw, Miss Winnie Bau-
man, Miss Margaret Leonard, Miss
Olive Rymer, Miss Helen Prich-
ard, Miss Naomi Furbee, Miss
Jean Basnett, Miss Madeline Bas.
nett, and one out9ot town guest,
Miss Mildred Sherman, Of Lsnyer,
{ Business Meeting
Officers OF the Park Westmin-
ster Guild OF the Presbyterian
church held a business meeting in
the home OF Mrs. E. ". Vance last
evening, and plans were discussed
for the coming year.
Bridge Tea
Miss Katherine and Miss Helen
Phillips entertained a number of
friends at u delightful bridge tea
in their home III High street this
afternoon. The home was tasteful
iy decorated with Christmas green
and colors. Eight tables OF bridge
were in play. Late In the afternoon
u dainty salad luncheon was tserv-
ed by the hostesses.
= Invitations wero extended to
Mrs. u. n. Beatty. Mrs. n. N.
Leigh, Mrs. Glen Norman, Mrs.
Dale Hamilton, Mrs. c. G Blake,
Mrs Dallas Hamilton. Mrs. Guy s.
Hennen; Mrs. Frank Fisher, Mrs.
Ellis Glover, Mrs. 81 Clarence
Straight, Mrs. Matthew Ryan, Mrs
Harold .Debendarfer, MISS Faye
Mead, Miss Alkaline Downs, Miss
Helen prichard Miss Jean Basnett
Miss Madeline BRsnett, Miss Sue
Slater, Miss Clara. Drake, Miss
Elsie Anderson, Miss Winnie Bau-
man. Miss Mildred Drake, Miss
Virginia Shaw, Miss Pauline Turn.
er, Miss Naomi Furbee, Miss Yeda
Ely, Miss Isabella Tabler, Miss
Beaulah Hess, Miss Lucille Gund.
ZACH, Miss -Genevleve Hess, Miss
Eds Lazear, Miss Olive Rymer,
Miss Virginia Martin, and tho out
Of town guests, the Misses Pickett
Of Pine Bluff, and Miss Mildred
Sherman, OF Denver, Colo.
= First Junior Party
Members OF the younger social
set were entertained in a most de-
IigRttdls manner at the home OF
Miss Mary Joe Matthews in East
High street last evening at one
Of the most successful parties CIV
en- this season. I,
: The lower floor OF the large
house was beautifully decorated
with holly, mistletoe, and poinset-
tia. Games and dancing were en-
gagged In during a most delightful
evening. The prize winners were
Miss Mary Moore, Miss Mary Hite
Miss Priscilla Wemple, Miss Kath.
crime Toben, Dan Burt, Junior
Beatty Harold Beatty, and Carl Bus.
by.
Late IN the evening a dainty
luncheon was served by the hos
tess in the Dining room. She was
assisted in serving by Mrs. G. G.
Coffman, Mrs Charles Hurd, Miss
Ruth Bosserman, Of Fairmont,
and Miss Virginia Shaw. After the
luncheon tho guests retired to the
living room where they found San.
Ia Claus and miniature Christ
mas tree laden with dainty pow
der pufts for the girls and ypocket
combs for the boys. r
The guest list included Miss
Lillian Hurd, Miss Betty Warder,
Miss Marguerite Singleton, Miss
Elizabeth Parrish, Miss Helen
Flowers, Miss Alice Coffman, Miss
Helen Louise Flowers, Miss Mary
HIte, Miss, Mildred Phillips, MISS
Katheryn' Toben, Miss Mary
Moore, Miss Ethel McNeely, Miss
Frances Taught, Miss Ella Wem-
pie; Miss Kate Wemple, Miss Pris,
ella Wemple, Roy Eshenbaugh,
Julius Carringer. Charles Toben,
Dan Burt, Howard Robey, Harold
Beatty, John Afagee, James Phil
lips, Bernard Huey, James Hough-
man, Paul Wilcox, Ed Flanagan,
Carl, Bushy, Junior Beatty, and
John Beatty.
~ \ Entertalns Class
* Mrs. @. NJ Lowther pleasantly
entertained the members Of her
Sunday school class at an after.