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ellie, hayc returned from Clarke.
burg where they had been the
gnestg Of the formers mother,
aatrs: W B snlder.
Mrs. Erwin Prickett of CASTOR
avenue left today for Keysar.
where she will be d guest At the
Sandy Feltzer marriage
Mrs. W. ]. Wiegel, Miss Mary
Hurst and her guest, Miss Margaret
Johnson, will motor 10 Morgan,
town this afternoon to see the foot.
ball game.
Rual swiger, who Is at the Uni.
yersity OF Morgantown, was In the
city yesterday.
Gene Cunning OF Morgantown 4
In FairmOnt for the weekend.
Mrs. Edgar Taylor will return
today from Winchester, Va, wheru
she has been for several weeks.
Miss Virginia Gather. the little
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Russell Gather, will return witn
Mrs. Taylor and will visit he.
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. w Z.
Menear, at their homo in Madison
street.
John Helmick, who is student
at the University, is spending the
weekend with his mother, Mrs.
Louis Helmick, at her home II
Benoni avenue.
F. R. Clelland Is in Wheeling at.
tending Masonic meeting,
b. G. Frame and James Frame
have returned from Baltimore,
where they spent several days.
Miss Louise Johnson has gone to
Morgantown where she will spend
the week end as the guest Of her
sister, Miss Ruth johnson. who ia
q student at the University. Miss
Johnson will attend the cadet hop
which is to be given this evening
Myron Kirk has gone to Whec,.
ing, where he will spend the week.
end with his mother, Mrs. NJ. p.
Kirk.
Among those who will attend
the West Virginia. Ohio State foot
Dail game at Morgantown this aR
ternoon are: Gerald Mccarthy,
Jack Blair, Kenna Clark, Robert
Ritchie, A. D. Simon, Raymond
Fisher. Bailey Housh, Robin Hood
Guy Pritchard, Scott G. Lowe
Frank Jacobs, Wagner Neeley
Estes Moore, Edward Crowl, Char,
les uennen and James @. Cough,
lin.
Mrs. Margaret levitt left Thurs
day for Clarksburg where she will
be q guest OF Mrs. Ida Benniger al
her home In Hickman street for 3
few days.
Mrs. W. D. slgler is In clarxs
burg for several days, the guest Of
her mother, Mrs. P. A. Strickler
at her home In stealey avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Robinson
have returned from Grafton whore
they have been for the last few
days.
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RECKLESS DRIVER
GETS LIGHT FINE
Man Driving Mule Team,
However, Instead Of Only
an Automobile.

Drunkenness and reckless iriy.
ing was the charge on tho police
court blotter against John Mullen
when court opened today Mayo
W. ". Conway was surprised
when he learned that the prisoner
had been released under q s. cash
forfeit, Reckless drivers are given
much sitter fines than this by the
mayor. An investigation revealed
the fact that Mullen was driving
team OF mules while intoxicated
md that he had been locked up.
The police had no place to keep
the mules and wagon and later in
the day when Mullen sobered up
no was released when he posted SIS
for the charge Of being intoxicated.
This explanation was satisfactory
TO the mayor and o flno OF IS was
placed against Mullen.
r. G. Starr made his second ap
pearance in court today. He was
charged with being Intoxicated IN
the city streets. He Is q cripple
and promised Mayor Conway Il
released he would so to his home
at Mansfield, Ohio. Mayor Coma.
way imposed fine OF IS and costs
and advised the prisoner that no
had no objections to him being re.
leased II he would guarantee Chief
snider that he would leave town
and not return. Otherwise he
would be jailed for five days. the
mayor warned him. He promised
the chief 10 leave and was released.
Ed Peterson, charged with being
drunk, was arrested by city police
IN the railroad yards. Railroad EN-.
ployes called the police to ret the
man out OF their way as he was
standing around on the tracks anG
tney had to stop trains to keen
them from running over him. PEI.
erson entered a plea OF guilty and
paid a fine OF S. and costs. whon
arrested Peterson had more than
$500 in his possession.
Joe Cannon, picked up on a
drunk charge, was not sober
enough to be brought into couT.
this morning, and His case was
carried over until Monday morn.
c, a. johnson aud Emil Kuhlhott
travelling statesmen for a st. Louis
casket supply house, who were az.
rested by Policeman DIsman for
breaking into the MonongaheIa
Power & Railway Co. station N
Jefferson street and carrying OH
their baggage which had beer
checked there, were turned over -
me state for prosecution on tho
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'FATHER ANlS9N1
BANQUETS HELD.
Fairmont Fathers and Sons
Gather at Churches for
Program and Eats


\ A great degree OF success mark,
ed the Father and Son" banquet
held in a number Of the churches
Of the city last evening. The
churches Of the Biliingsley Memoir.
ial NJ. e. South, the First Presby.
tertan, the First Baptist, the High.
land Avenue NJ. E., the Diamond
street NJ. b, and the First Metho
dist Episcopal were included IN
the festivities. A banquet was al.
so held in the auditorium Of the
Y. NJ. c. A.
At the BIlllngsley Memorial NJ -.
b. South Church Smith Hood was
the POSTMASTER. Robert Sloan dis
cussed the subject, Qualities |
Admire in q Man" Charles g.
Hood recited the qualities he ad
mired in q boy. Vocal selections
were given by William Martin AM
Richard Martin OF Falrview. Tha
Sunday school orchestra furnished
instrumental music. Benediction
wa sprohounced by tho Rev. Roo,
ert 7. Brown, pastor Of the
church.
j. r. Sheridan was master. Of
ceremonies at the banquet held al
the First Presbyterian Church
Senator,elect NJ. NJ. Nicely made
the principal address OF the even
ing. The remaining features OF the
program included talks by William
Evans and Rollo J.. Conley, music
al selections by the Fairmont High
School Orchestra and a group Of
vocal selections by Miss Pauline
Reed, supervisor OF music in the
schools OF Union Independent Dis
trict. The dinner WAS served by tbs
women OF the NJ. p. Temple and
the First Presbyterian Church
Mrs. James H. Thomas and Mrs
A. W. Reed were in charge Of thi.
work.
The program at the banquet Of
the First Baptist Church consisted
Of a talk by E. S. Mccullough
the reading Of the narrative Of the
prodigal son by Junior AfcIntire;
prayer, led by Elmer Vaugilder;
talk, by E. l.. Lively; response
by Paul Moore. 8. o. Feaster act
ed in the capacity- Of POSTMASTER
Vocal selections were given oy
Mrs. G. E. Jenkins and Miss w
Morgan.
The domestic science class Of
the East Side High School was Ii
charge OF the preparing and serv
ing Of the banquet at the damon:
Street NJ. E. Church. Addresses
were made by the pastors OF tht
East Side churches. Attorney II.
II. Rose was POSTMASTER at tlls
dinner. The program included the
Invocation by the Rev. j. D,
Craig; response TO toasts by the
Rev. ]. Walter Barnes and Res
Keener; talks by tho Rev. ]. j.
Phillips, G. II. Carnage, Harry
Shaw and Prof. W: A. Hustend
selections by the Eolian Male
Quartet.
The principal speaker at the ban
quet OF the Highland Avenue NJ
q. Church was Judge w. Scott
Meredith. Addresses were also
given by Joseph DOTS, Walter
Barnes, Ray Bowman, Charles w.
Evans, Paul Hood and Alfred Put
nam. Musical selections were
given by the Rev. q. NJ. Nose
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LOCAL MAsoNs RETURN
FROM WHEELING MEET

The fall reunion OF the Scottish
Rite hasons, hold IN Wheeling re-.
cently was attended by a number
OF The local Masons, who have now
returned home. One OF the local
men. prominent IN the proceedings
held In Wheeling, was John W.
Mason, assistant prosecuting attor.
ney OF Marion County. The other
Eairmonters who were In attend.
ance were Ernest Bartlett, Shelby
Otto Bennett, George Roscoe
Barnes, Martin Herschel Cole. Ed.
ward Foster Henderson, Charles
Oscar Hall. Harley Lehman Nc
CLAIM. Mancel Gale Swiger, William
Earl Michael, Harry Hamilton Ted.
rick and Newton Grub.
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sHINMsTON
Team leaves

Coach Clark and his entire foot.
ball squad from the Shinnston High
School left here this morning 70,
EllSins. They went by automobile
to Fairmont and there boarded the
6:15 O. IN. train for Elkins. In tho
practice session here Thursday the
team went through n short praH.
tice in good order. Coach Clark
held a long period hlack board SEES.
sion yesterday morning. The boys
were oil In good condition and
were waiting anxiously for the
great game. David Laird, star
tackle, who has been out Of the
game for several weeks on account
OF an infected gland, will be back
for the final game.
M. p. Church Notes.
Sunday evening Miss Mabel'e
Shafier, field secretary for the W.
II. NJ. S., was present at the local
n. P. Church and gave an interest.
ling address in which she explained
/ the work the, society is doing. She
also told OF some OF the great
needs OF this work.
Thursday evening the Ladies' Aid
Society held a bazar and chicken
supper for tho benefit OF the
church. The affair proved 2 great
The services in this church TO.
morrow will be as follows: SuC.
day school, under the leadership
Of L. G. Piouts. superintendent,
$3.50 a. M; morning worship, sub.
ject, "Ballaam's Error" 10:45 4.
I'M; evening worship. 1880 o'clock.
Choir practice will be held at 1880
O'Clock Thursday evening.
3. Y. p. U. Meets.
The B. Y, P. o. OF the local Bap.
fist Church held monthly buss.
ness meeting and social Friday eve.
ming at 1880 O'Clock In the base
mont OF the church.
/ Red Cross Elects.
The Shlnnston branch Of the
Harrison County chapter, AmeFi.
can Red Cross, held an interesting
meeting at the home ofNMrs. G. H.
Higginbotham on Rebecca street
last Friday evening. The members
were addressed by Mrs. Corinnn
Lockpan, executive secretary (
the Harrison County chapter.
AT this gathering Mrs. Henry
Taught was chosen chairman. Mrs.
Taught is branch chairman also.
Mrs. @. H. Higginbotham was elect.
ed vlce.chairman; Miss RUN
Whiteman was named treasurer,
and Mrs. George Wiser was elect.
ed secretary. Three cbjectivss
were set at this meeting. The aims
named were the establishment o!
loan closets, arranging OF medica!
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SWITCHES burnt out on the transmit.
line that feeds Mcrsantovn
AT the time 4 heavy load was D.
ling carried bythe Morsnatowa
lOnp becaaso OF shs taet that Tho
West Virginia Unity COS ilnoy
were In trouble ana the extra LOAF
that feeds MorSantown had Bean
thrnwn o uthis line from tha
Rivesrtlle plant.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. William Brannon and Miss
Ethel Reed have returned from
West Union, where they attended
the funeral OF their grandmother
Mrs. Rebecca Jane CASTOR.
Walter McIntire was in Buckhan
non for few days this week.
W. o. Bickel, A. S. Riddell, Sci,
don Dean, H. B. KrayhIll, o. B.
Mckinney and Arthur Straley were
In Buckhanuon this week on bus.
ness.
Mrs. D. F. Clayton OF Wheeling.
who had been visiting her father,
joseph B. Harden, has returned %
her home.
MRS. Harry Fleming Of sol
Auburn street is spending the
week end, with relatives in Row.
elsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Bartlett of
East Park avenue are returning
this evening from Wheeling where
they attended meeting OF the
Shrine.
Mrs. Fred Whitman of Bellylcw
avenue Is confined to her home
with badly sprained ankle.
Mrs. Ben 8. Finger has returned
from Houston, Texas, where she
was called by the death OF her
mother.
Miss Meta GaIliher left yester.
day for Dillon, S. c., where she will
visit friends. She will also visit at
Washington, D. G., and Alexandria
Va.
Miss Frances staveley Of Graf.
ton, student In the West Virginia
University at Morgantown, is tn.
weekend guest Of Miss Lucllla
Lough at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. Tough OF Lo'
Gust avenue.
Raymond Abbattchio. formerly
OF this city, now q resident o.
Washington, D. c., is a busine3a
visitor here today.
Mrs. John A. Clark and Mrs. W.
S. Black were visitors in Clarks'
burg yesterday.
Mrs. George @. Rittenhouse re,
turned last evening from Meyers,
dale, Pa, where she was called by
the death Of her father.
Registered at the Fairmont Ho.
tel today are: Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
s. Buhl, George f. Holman, H. W.
Eckel, N. B. Mackay, 2. Open.
holm, Robert Perrie, A. A. SchIey
Wilfred G. Laughlin and George j.
Morton, Pittsburgh; l. .Fredland,
Erie: ]. Mcdonald and Charles An.
derson, Washington. D. c.; z. E.
Ciaru, Cleveland; D. T. Mallan,
Chicago; A. 3. McWilliams, B.
Hartz, Baltimore; Robert>L. Hut.
fine, Boston; W.. J. Bellies, T. W.
Creve, Cincinanti; %. @. Bugh, Co.
lumbus; D. R. Fetteshoff, John l..
Harvey, William D. Cranstown,
New York; L. A. Hannah, Louis.
vile; D. B. Goodman, st. Louis;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Bosloy, Salon.
Xxi, Greece; L. s. Crawford, r. w.
Henshaw, Uniontown; W! G. vii.
son GAINESVILLE, O., Frank strich
Dradock, Pa; W. Brown sterrett,
Beaver Falls. Pa; William S.
Toms; Honesdale, Pa: J. L, Schict,
Connellsville: c. D. volIer and R,
v. Raurkee. Huntington; Louis T.
Krebs, Jr., and Louis Black, Nor.
gantown. L. F. Barrett and F. D.
Boyle, ClarksburB,
Billy, little son Of Mr., and Mrs,
II. W. Parker of 221 Virginia ave
nue., fell on tho sidewalk yestsr-
day. breaking his arm
The Rev. A. D, Craig. pastor Of
the Diamond Street NJ. q. Church,
has returned from Bethany. W.
Va, where he visited his sou
George, who Is a student at
bethany College. The Reverend
Mr.. Craig attended the meeting OF
the Scottish Rite Masons In
Wheeling, Of which conslstory he
is a member.
Mrs. Joseph Taylor and child.
rem, Joseph AIeaid and Mary Lu;
7
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POWER SHUT OFF AS
RESULT OF ACCIDENT

Fairmont was without electric
power for approximately fifteen
minutes yesterday due to the &C.
currence Of an unusual accident
at the Riyesvills plant OF the Mon.
ongahela Power and Railway Co.
when one OF the 5000 volt oil
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To Hold Rally.

a VI be World Wide Guild OF the
Bapkst denomination win hold a
rally next Friday evening and
Sunday. morning, December 2, in
the Balatine Baptist Church. On
Friday evening a banquet will be
held and covers will be laid for
$50 guests. Each member at
nlding will be taxed rs cents to
&Selp defray tho expenses Incl.
dent to tho banquet. A splendid
program has been arranged and
WIN be announced later. Visi.
tors will DO here 9, from Ciarks-
burg, Morgantowu, Wheeling,
Weston, Salem and Bolington.
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elinies and The exclusion q the
Junior Red es6ss
Wednesday clps.
/ 1Ira! w Frank H6elS Wae hostess
70 the members o. the wednesday
Climb and several other friends At
her home on upper Walnut street
last Thursday evening. At :
o'clock a three course dinner Of
attractive appointments was
served.
The guest list included Mrs. An.
drew Henry, Mrs. R. S. McGlnnlS,
Mrs. Harvey Ferguson, Mrs. B. II.
Lucas, Mrs. Chester Jones, Mrt.
John Flnlayson, Mrs. Edgar Har.
mer, Mrs. G. A. Cole, MIS-. Mary
Continuation, Mrs. W. B. Grim, Mrs.
John Lucas. Mrs. G. c. Coftindat.
fer, Mrs. Arch Tetrick. Reah Fish.
er, Hazel Rowand, Wilma Watkins,
Ruth McCue, Helen Qimmins, Els.
telle Randall, Paul Harmer, George
Randall, Chester Jones, Edgar Har.
mer, Frank Bosk and PerceIl Boot.
Out-of.town guests present werl
Mrs. Vance Lynch Of Zeleing and
Mrs. R. s. Startzman OF New Mar
ttnsville.
Hl:Y Banquet.
The Hi:Y- Club OF the shlnnstoa
High School gave banquet Thurs.
day night for the junior and senior
classes and football boys. They
also entertained a few business
men, ministers and representatives
of the Woman'S Club and Ladies'
Aid Societies. Pop" Whithee Of
Parkersburg, state secretary of
boys work, was tho main speaker
.of the evening. The following pro.
gram was given: Toasts, Superin.
tendent Of Schools !. o. Ash; we::.
come address, Glenn Reed, presi.
dent OF the Hi.Y Club; response,
Arthur Storage, captain OF the foot.
ball team. Short talks by Mr..
Clark, Miss Kelley and by W. D.
Grimm, president Of the board Of
education.
Personals.
Mrs. F. G. Wilson and Mrs. j. H.
Rice were shopping in Clarksburg
Wednesday.
Mrs. v. B. Foler of Pittsburgh
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. c. i.
Lucas.
Mrs. H. II. Hunght was shopping
in Fairmont yesterday.
The Blde.a.Wee Sewing Club OF
Shinnston was entertained ut thu
homo Of Mrs. G. A. Cole Thursday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd wisemau II
owings visited Mr.. Wiseman'S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Wise,
man, recently.
F. L. Hood of McCandlish waJ
a Shlnnston caller THURSDAY.
a daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Delvert Curry Wednesday,
The Misses Bessie and Mary Jos
eph were shopping in Fairmon.
Thursday.
Guy Hardest made a business
trip to Wheeling this week.
Miss Villa Lowe was a business
visitor in Clarksburg Monday.
Mrs. Chester Jones has been 4,
for the past week with tonsiIitis
Mrs. Edgar Harmer was a recec:
shopper in, Clarksburg.
Mrs. Harry Eichorn and Mrs.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton Simon
have moved from Walnut avenue
0;the Rex property at Edgemont,
which was recently vacated by
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Manley. Mr..
ind Mrs. Manley have moved to
their new home on the South
Side.
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Attends Fairvicw Meeting

Miss Millie K. Evans, who Is
the district deputy OF the Third
DistrictSof Pythian Sisters, was In
SFairview last night, where she at
tended a meeting Of the Pythian
Sisters Of Lincoln Temple No. so,
and made plans for the convention
OF Pythian Sisters which will BIZ
betd there December 8. /.
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JENNINGS aRorAER DIES

SCRANTON, Pa, NOV. Is. -
William A.. Jennings, aShfother Of
Hugh Jennings, assistant nanaeer
Of the New York Giants, died ~
his homo in this city today H..
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Birthday Party

Miss Betty Mauer, the small
D daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. Dan
Tsiauer Of Walnut avenue, was tie
hanor guest at a party from to
o'clock yesterday afternoon tu
tsiobrate her sixth birthday un.
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.Leaeuc of Women Volers

At the meeting OF the League
Women Voters to be held Ia
tie Y. W. C.. "A. auditorium nn:t
Monday evening. the following
program will be presented: Read
ing and discussion OF Chapter ,
syom Facts About West Tir-
ginia,p DR.: Harriet Jones; aong,
Nymphs and ,Fanus,"S Demberg,
hs Bruce Bailey; reports from
the delegates attending state con-
8yention at Parkersburg, Mrs. G.
b. Holiday and Mrs. b, g. Nc
9ollough; World .:Sews About
Women Mrs. IT. H. Miller:
.swhat4 Leagues arc Doing Every
swhere,n Mrs G. H. Mckay.
= -
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CgA.I sggIAI E. y is

niversary. About thirty Of her
friends we're in attendance, varf-
Gus games, such as pinning the
tail on Billy WhisketB aud a flsh
pond. were enjoyed, and refresh
nents were served. There was a
large birthday cake with six yell
low candles to center the table.
Bible Class
The Florence Kinney Bible Class
Will meet at $3.50 o'clock Monday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Raymond Fisher In ,oakwood
Road.
I. Missionary Society /.
The Home Missionary Society OF
the NJ. P. Temple will meet Mon,
day evening with Mrs. Allie Hay.
mond at her home In Aadms
street. Miss Nettie Johnson's di.
vision will have charge OF the
meeting. All ladies have been re-
quested to bring in their mite
boxes,
Sacred Concert
The third sacred concert by the
music department OF the Woman's
Club will be presented at 8 o'clock
next Tuesday evening in tho Meth.
odist Episcopal Church South, with
Mrs. Charles w. Waddell, soprano;
Mrs. Forrest F. Fankhauser, cou.
tralto; Jack v. Abbott, bass; Mrs.
Minor Durham, organlst, and Miss
Hazel, Book, piano accompanying.
The program will be as follows:
Organ-Q) "a Summer Morning.,
Kinder; ~ Sunset" Frysing-
er; (3) Home Sweet Home, .
Buck.
Bass-Recitative and aria from
Creation, Handel; Recltative,
"And God said Let the Waters" (:
Aria, Rolling in -Foaming Bill
soprano-Aria from the messiah"
Handel, Rejoice Greatly"
Organ and pianO-(al March FeS.
uVai", Gouuod; (b) "Serenade"
Widor; lei Fantastic, Demer.
est.
contralto-RecltatIve and aria from
"Eli", Costa.
RecItative-"it &c a Good Thing t.
Give Thanks Unto the Lord.
Evening Prayez--Aria This Night
Lift Ny Heart TO Thee"
Duct - Soprano. and Contralto-
"Qui est Homo" from "Stabat
Mater, Rossini.
Bass-"Stabat Mater, Rossini. Air.
PRO Pcccatis". Through the
Darkness).
Guilmant; (bl 1.-THE Heavens Are
Falling, Haydn.
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Ieaests! LeIaLve

y Mr., and Mrs: .. r. Block ami
Mrs. Bertha Block OF Trenton, n.
j., who had been the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Block at their homo
on Adams street, left today for
their home. They vent to PIT Mar
ion, where they had left their car.
and will motor from PIT. Marion 10
ETienton. During their stay here
aey we're delightfully."- entertained,
Q number Of social affairs being
arranged in their honor.
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Has Guest

Miss Virginia Tough has had
Is her guest for the last few days,
Miss Virginia Cook Of Montgom-
cry, VII OILS attending the Univer-
sity this winter. Miss Cook left
this morning and Miss Tough &C.
companied her to Morgantown
where she will attend tho football
game and cadet hop today
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Entertain Club

y Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Henderson
entertained the Friday Evening
Bridge Club last evening at their
home on Fourth street. Inner
was served at 6 o'clock, following
which three tables were used 10
playing bridge. An out-of.town
guest present was Mrs. Charles
Denton OF Hartman, Tenn, who
tis the guest Of her mother, Mrs.
Emma Burt at her homo in the
Terrace Apartments. Tho club
meets fortnightly at the home Of
ono OF its members, when dinner
is served, and the dinner is fol.
lowed by q number Of games OF
bridge.
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Class viii Meet

The ". a. Sunday NDlghbor.
hood Bible Glass OF tho NJ. P.
4emple viii meet next Monday
evening at the home Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. u. NJ. Hite In Fairmont ava.
nue.. DR.. j. G. Broomfleld will
give q review Of tho book Of Luke.
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Has ReInned

Mrs. N. Felgenbaum, who had
3been visiting her daughter aun
son-tn-law, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Relt-
man, at their home in Maple ave-
nue.. has returned to her home in
I3fttshnrph.
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Entertained

Thursday Mrs. Delbert T. Rob
inson entertained at the Edge
wood Country Club with two
tables OF bridge in honor OF Mrs.
James A. Meredith. -Charleston
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Members OF the Quota Club have
been asked 10 meet tomorrow at.
tcrnoon al 3 o'clock at Hlllcrest.
the home OF Mrs. r. II. Courtney.
for the purpose OF rehenrsing songs
70 be sing at the dinner Monday
evening at the FairmoDt Hotel
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Dinner Party.

Mrs. g, w. Hawkins entertained
81 4 dinner party last evening al
her home in Field street. Those
present were Mrs. Malissa Long,
Airs. ]. Floyd Hawkins; Mrs. Eat!
Hawkins, Mrs. Ivan Hawkins, Mrs.
~. II. schimmel and Mrs. PhOebie
james.
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VIII Entertain Club

Mrs. George Peddlcord will eu-
terrain the Tuesday Bridge CLUB
at her home In Benoni avenrs
next week
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Has Guest

Miss Vereda Hamilton, the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y.
Hamilton oFFairmont avenue, has
as hor guest for tho weekend,
Miss Mary Katherine .Straker of
fclarksburg. Miss Hamilton and
Miss Straker we're class mates q:
Mount de chantel last year.
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II On Visit
= pr. and Mrs. E. W. Howard havo
gone to Masontown for few days
Visit with Sir. Howard's father, ].
N. Howard.