The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-16
THE WEST FAIRMoNEs

fabae az which wer seated mena-
berg 81 the TUESDAY Bridge Club
and their husbands when the club
entertained at Its annual bridge
dinner last evening at the Far
mont Country Club. Horty-tWo
guests lei entertained first Will
Ranae1aborate 7oscIocksdinner. aannG
Rafterward with seyeraiMspfI1leo
games OF bridge. Unique IaVoTs
were given the guests insthes va
Eof noisy devices, M these adaeo
to the enjoyment Of the. eyen1ns
The club has discontinued its
meetings until fall
Brock-Arnett.
Announcement a been maoe
of the marriage of Miss No1a G.
Arnett OF this city and c. Ray
Brock Of Cannonsburg, Pa, which
was solmenized on "Wednesday
evening OF this week at Booths
VILE, with the Rev. G. w. O'Dell
officiating. Following the cere-
mony, Mr.. and Mrs. erock Went &c
the home OF the brides mother,
Mrs. Jefferson d. Arnett at R1yes-
iyille, where they will reside. Ihe
bride is a well known young WON
an Of Marion County and held the
office of chief operator Q tne
Consolidation Coal Co, for sever
al years. Mr.. Brock has been$lo-
Gated here for some time.
To Coalwood.
Mrs. George S. Wilkinson and
daughter, Miss Margaret Irene
are leaving next week for Coal;
wood, w. Va, where they WI
join Mr.. Wilkinson and Where
they Will reside Mr. Wilkinson
has been located there for some
time as purchasing agent for the
Consolidation Coal Co. MRS,
John Dohny, who has been resld
ing with her daughter, Mrs. WIKI
inson, will go to Pittsburgh where
she will spend some time with her
son, w. T. Doheny, and will later
visit relatives at Toledo, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Doheny arr1v-
ed here last evening from Pitts
burgh and win spend several days
here with the formers mother
and sister, Mrs. Hugh Harr, and
upon their return will De &C
companied home by Mrs. John
Doheny.
Pythian Sisters
Three hundred people were in
attendance at the meetings OF the
third district convention of tbs
Pythian Sisters held yesterday al
Watson. The sessions We're held
in the M. P. Church, and dinner
and supper were served in the
dining room Of the knights OF
Pythias Hall. of the nineteen
temples affiliated with this CON"
vention, fifteen had representa-
tives at the convention. The to WIS
represented were Fairmont. Wat
son, Rivesville. Barrackyille, Farm
ington, Warrington, Monongah.
Worthington, Fairview, Clarks-
burg. Salem. S~hinnston, Enter
prise, Hepzibah and Mt. Clare
The morning session was taken
up with business and in the after
noon the customary memorial ser
vice was held, with members Of
Mt. City Temple No. 5 of this city
conducting the service. The mem
bers in charge of this service were
NJ. E. c., Bertha Ambrose; 81. S.
Grace Manson; E. J. Lillian Hen
derson; manager, Anna j. Rollins,
M. of r. and c., Mile K Evans;
M. Of e. Stella B. knight, pro
tector, Nettie Mae. Lawson; G.. O.
T. Nettie Dulin; past chief. Esste
NJ. Hawkins.
The sIprogram rendered was a.
follows: Music with Mrs. J.. Minor
Durham as pianist; memorial ad-
dress by the Rev. a. w. Lowe, or
Watson; duet, Vacant Chair" by
Mrs. w. D. Evans and Mrs. G..
H. Hacker, solo, Face to Face,
Mrs. C. E. Jenkins; double quar-
tet, beautiful Isle of Somewhere
Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Stealey, MISS
Baldwin and Mrs. jenkins, Mrs.
Williamson. Mrs. Burnett and Mrs.
Hacker.
Mile x. Evans, chief officer of
the district preside at the ses-
sions and read a letter from Grand
Chief Anna Keller Of Keyser-
A chicken dinner was served to
all the delegates present. The
dining room was attractively de-
corated in the lodge colors. white,
red. blue and yellow. with large
baskets Of rambler roses centering
the tables.
At the night session, the degree
team of Hope Temple Of Watson
initiated two women and one man
into the Pythian Lodge.
Officers Of Hope Temple are:
Past Chief Ada Sheets; M. 70.
chief, Fern Huffman; E. senior,
Myrtle Merrifield; 3. junior. Mol
lie Merrifield; manager, Linda
ZONES. protector, Llva Smed1ey;