The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-16

iapLttncq Win q neep cpll1f OF roa.
point lace. The skirt Is made rsftf
en- flIls and IL ShiFred on to III
bodice. Ut the aides. with deer
/ pleatsl Her slippers were Mhits
satin with rhinestone buckles The
satin in her gown has o faint
cream tint and this was brought out
hyta corsage Of yellow tea roses,
orchids and lilies Of the valley,
which she wore.
Mrs. w. j.. wtegel, in a dark
gown with q beautiful lace bertha,
and Mrs. ]. Q. welton, In an eve.
ming gown OF black velvet, the
front bodice made OF purple and
peach colored metal cloth, mingled
among the guests, introducing
them, and adding a delightful sem
blance to the occasion.
The guests were invited TO the
dining room by Mrs. Hugh F. Smitd
and Mrs, Edwin Robinson. Mrs.
Smith looked lovely ina gray after.
noon gown, made along flowing
lines, and she wore a large blac6
hat. Mrs. Robinson's dress was
brand-new, and 1t made a fitting
background for her charming
southern personality. It was OF
brown satin and georgette crepe,
deliberately beaded, and was
trimmed In taupe.colored fox fur,
with wide bands Of It at the side
hens Of the skirt.
Mrs. A. w. Sterling, Helen's aunt.
poured coffee at a large round Ia.
BILE in the center Of tho main din.
ing room, and the table decorations
consisted OF a 5asket OF red poin.
settias tied with red tulle, and real
candles In silver candle sticks. This
CHANDELIER over the table was GOV.
cred witR smilax. Mrs. Sterling
looked nice in a gray gown, beaded
with steel beads, black caracul
neckpiece. and a small black hat
with a feather at one side. !,
Ethel Heintzelman Moorehead,
Virginia Fleming Jones, Mildred
Robinson, who is Hclen's cousin,
and Florence Hutchinson served.
Ethel looked extremely young and
attractive in al evening gown a.
watermelon pink velvet and silver
slippers and stockings. Her hair,
beautifully arranged, was held In
place by a wide silver headband.
Virginia who is a beautiful bru.
nette, wore scarlet colored geor-
gette crepe evening gown which
was embelfished with frost.colored
crystal beads. Florence wore the
watermelon pink georgette gown
which she wore n Helen's wedding.
The bodice OF 1t fits closely, aud
the skirt Is wired out quite far,
and is trimmed with ostrich feather
trimming. (of course It is long.l
Mildred wore a 'cornflower blue
lace gown which She wore in Louise
Hall Robinson's wedding, with d
large black velvet hat with turned
up brlm and a rhinestone pin, and
black lace stockings and black satin
pumps. X
The refreshments we're delicious!
There was chicken salad, hot rolls,
raspberry ice, coffee, bon bons and
sailed almonds anG pecans. wish
you could have been here for l..
Helen Aaron o. Altoona, Pa, who
was visiting Mona Simon, waa
there, and she ooked very pretty
ina black velvet frock with a deep
cream.colored ace collar. Helen
Is very. attractive. Mary Frame,
Lindsay's wife, was also there with
Mrs. Frame, but just can't remem.
Der what she wore. Mary Is one
'of those very unusual persons
whose personality is SO vivid and
sparkling that 1t completely over
shadows anything she wears, no
matter how gorgeous. She viii:
be here until after Christmas.
Guests for the holidays are be.
ginning to arrive, also the young
people who are away at school. Mr.,
and Mrs. George Watson Fleming
ofsNew York and Mrs. @ E. Ward
Of Charleston will come next week
to spend Christmas with former
Governor and Mrs. A. B. Fleming,
S.hL. Watson, Jr., who attends tha
Milford. School in Milford, Conn,
and Rosemary Watson, who is tax.
Ing a postgraduate course in Miss
Chamberlyn!s School for Girls IN
Boston, Mass, will arrive on Tues.
day to spend the festive season
with their mother and father, Mr..
and. Mrs. George T. Watson, in
their home in FaiTmort avenue.
Mary Mason Helmlck. who goes
to the National Cathedral School
in Washington, and Doris and Max
Inc Jenkins and Martha Dickerson
who are lat Mt Vernon Seminary
in that city. and Mary Watson, who
attends Miss Maderia's School
there, win all come here TO spend
the holidays with their parents, re-
spectiyely, Mr.. and Mrs. Carol
Helmick, MIR. and Mrs. G. n. Jen
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Dicket
son and Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Watson
Sam Rock, who goes to Penn
State College in State College, Pa.
came this morning and will spend
the Christmas season with his
mother and father. Mr.. and Mrs,
X. "A. Rock, in their home in Pea,
cock Park.
Mrs. Frank Lyon went to Pitts
burh yesterday to meet Sarah, who
is a student in the Mary Lyon
School in swartmore, Pa, and they
went to New York where they viii
spend "a week before returning
here. I suppose Sarah and Mary
will both get many pretty new
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