The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-15
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societles anu tneiE tElehHS L" a.
The affair was arranged as
boost for the missionary societies
and other departments OF the NJ:
lP. Temple and wls In charge al
Miss Nettie Johnson, Under whose
direction the affair was carried to a
successful completion.
Booths were arranged about the
social rooms Of the ctur2l, and a
country in which missionaries Of
the denomination are stationed, as
well as other departments were
represented. At each booth a worn
an was stationed who explained th
the visitors the work done In that
special department and showed IN.
tteyesting exhibits Characteristic ni
the department. Visits we're paid
toseach OF the booths and visitors
we're asked to register OF the booth
or booths which especially interest,"
ed or attracted them and this fea'
true added number Of names TO
each department. The booths wero
attractively arranged and the idea
was beautifully carried ous.
The; address Of welcome was CIV:
en- by Mrs. ]. G. Bloomfield. and
Doctor Broomfield talked at the
conclusion of me program. After
the booths had all been visited, a
social hour was enjoyed, and re-
freshments consisting OF sand
wiches and coffee were served with
~ girls OF tho Temple Guild serY-
iSk. Miss johnson was assisted by
number OF women Of tho church
in carrying out the idea. Features
of the evenings program were \
short talk by Miss Johnson and
Music by the Misses Miller.
THE departments were represent.
ca by the following: Ladies' Ala
society, Mrs. Margaret Kelley;
Nomen's Foreign Missionary So
clety, Mrs. Earl Jackson; Women's
Home Missionary Society, Miss
Hettie johnson; Alice NJ. Shepherd
Mission Circle, Miss Evelyn Prick
EFT; Temple Guild, Miss Lucy Kei-
icy; Social Service League, Mrs.
NJ. G. Mckay; vigllant Circle Of
Kings Daughters, Mrs. Glenn F.,
Barns; Christian Endeavor, Miss
Julia Mason; Missionary Record,
Mrs. Carl Riggs.
An exhibition at the social which
attracted unusual interest last eve
ming was a rare old quilt, the prop
5erty OF Mrs. o. s. Fleming, which
had been made by her mother, Mrs.
Ellen Baker Heavener. The outfit
IS one hundred years old and is
doneSin a dahlla design In the Co..
ORB peculiar to that flower.
To Meet
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Diamond Street NJ. z. Church will
meet at o'clock tomorrow after
noon at the home of Mrs. Sarah
Flowers on Morgantown avenue.
To Charleston
A number of city school Off
clalsI and teachers are leaving IT,
day and tomorrow for Charleston,
where they will attend the West
Virginia State Education AssoclA-
HoR which holds It's SESSIONS In
heeeapital city this week. Amoug
those who will represent the
schools OF the West Side are City
J, Superintendent Of Schools o. G.
Wilson, Principal Of tho High
School, w. E. Buckley and the
Misses Caroline Barnes. Evelyn
Prickett, Amelia McLester, Eu-
alice Dyer, Elsie Sutton, Ethel
jackson and Mrs. Earl Windsor.
q Representing the State Normal
school will be President Joseph
Roster. Prof. Walter R. Barnes,
Prof. E. L. Lively. Mrs. N. Il. C.
Morrow, the Misses Eva Compton.
Ethel Ice. Virginia Gaskill Maud
kHull Irene Osborne, and Miss
Blanche Price the latter being sec
rotary to the president
George H. Co1ebank, principal
Of the East Side High School, and
Miss seble Bailey, teacher Of b:-
ology, WIN represent the East Side
schools at the conference.
Club to Meet
- The first meeting OF the year
OF the Mothers Club OF the W. c.
IT. o. will be held at 1880 tomor-
row at the homo Of Mrs. A. W
Binns at $50 Walnut avenue with
Mrs Binns, Mrs. E. s. Amos. Mrs.
HIM DeTurk as hostcsses The
devotional will be conducted by
Mrs. n. n. Rose and talk will
be given by Mrs. N. Il. G. Morrow
conc 1ing her recent trip abroad
land tAs talk will be OF peculiar
,SinterestSto women. Special music
will feature the program,
Entertains Club.
Miss Eleanor Murray was hostess
last evening at her home on Haw.
thorne street to the members OF the
Ssewing club OF which she IL q men,
her and which was recently organ.
lied, THE evening was spent II
sewing, and delicious refreshments
were served. The club Is com.
posed ola number of young women
% the city, and they meet weekly
10. sew aud enjoy social hour
They will dress some dolls to be
yliven to needy children as Christ.
mas gifts.
81. Returns Today.
Mrs. Kemble White, who had
been touring abroad for the pas,
SS&o months, arrived homo this