The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-07

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Mr. gddyfinarried William N. Hayes
and Miss Nora Yeager, both Of
louisville;
Quota To Meet Monday
Miss l3eota Gasklns will be In
charge of the program for the
Monday luncheon OF the Quota
Club to- be held at IL o'clock sharp
~ the Fairmont. A feature OF the
program Will be a trayelogue talk
by MISS Jennie NJ. Fleming, who
recently returned from a tour
abroad Mrs. D.. NJ. osgood the
new chairman Of the program com.
mittee. Will have a surprise ar.
Tanged for the Quotarians and an
interesting meeting Is planned.
" To Tulsa
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kinsey
and daughter, Miss Eleanor and
son George are leaving in the
morning for Tulsa, Okla, where
they will reside. Mr.. Kinsey and
family came here during the sum-
mer fora visit and planned to re.
main here, but recently decided 70
return west They will motor
there.
Bridge Tea
Miss Frances Helmick entertain.
ed this afternoon at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Helmick on Falrmont avenue with
q bridge tea OF attractive appoint
ments, to- honor Miss Helen Robin
son and Miss Louise Hall, brides.
to-be OF, the next few weeks. and
Mrs. John Paul Jones, Mrs. William
r. Mahon, Jr, and Mrs. Bernard
Watson Annette, recent brides.
The guests were invited for bridge
at 800 and following the playing
of several games OF bridge, num-
Der were entertained at tea.
The serving table, from which
The guests were served with salad
lunch was prettily conferred with
a large bowl Of pink dishes, while
dahlias and cosmos In pink were
used profusely about the living
rooms. Pretty tally cards, hand
painted, were in the shape OF
wedding bell with orange blossoms.
Seven tables were In play during
the AFTERNOON. Miss Helmick pre-.
sented each OF. the five honor
guest with angel food cake, togeth.
et with her recipe for making 1t,
for which she has attained
quite q reputation for maxim
atnong,her. friends. Miss Hell.
mick was assisted in entertaining
By Mrs. Edwin Brooks and Mrs.
Louis q. Helmick.
ForlIrs. Pennybacker
The American citizenship de-
partment OF the Woman's CluD,
under whose direction Mrs. Percy
v. Pennybacker appeared here be-
fore the club yesterday, entertain
cd at dinner at $3.50 last evening
at the Country Club to honor Mrs.
Pennybacker. The dinner was en-
tirely Informal, and owing to the
fact that Mrs. Pennybacker was
suffering from hoarseness, she
was not called upon to make an
address but did talk informally
during the serving OF the dinner,
outliningtpla for a campaign to
biiildia club house and als urging
the Americanizatlon committee OF
the American citizen department
of the club to push It's work OF
wiping out the illiteracy In Mar
Ion County to the limit. 1t was
'stated at the meeting that under
the direction Of Mrs. Levi B. Harr
head of the AmericanlzatIon COM
mittee, a canvass would begin
next week in which 1t would be
attmptd to ascrain tn number Of
tliterates in the county. II 50
many tas twelve illiterates can be
found imam. yone district who will
attend the moonlight schools, as
they are designated, the board Of
education will provide rooms fol
these schools.
The guests, numbering twenty,
were seated at one table, which
was decorated with three large
baskets Of; fall flowers and an en-
ceient four course renu was serv-
ed twas announced last night
that during January Misc Cora
Wilson Stewart, leader In the
movement to wipe out the ILL.,
teracy in the United States, will
address the club. Guests at the
luncheon yesterday included the
members Of the board OF manage
ment Of the club and officers OF
slie American citizenship depart
tment as follows: Mrs. Joseph
Roster. Mrs. Otis G. Wilson, Mrs.
Lucian Yost, MS. Charles w
waddell Mrs. b. L. Butcher, Mrs
Edwin johnson, Mrs. Levi B,
Harr, MTsJolin s, Pierpont, Mrs.
Richard Hail. Mrs. G. E. Hutchin-
son Mrs Frank P. Hall, Mrs. A.
" Patton. Mrs. Lloyd E Sample
Miss Ethel Ice, Mrs Avon Rey-
noids, Mrs E. S, Mccullough.
and Mr., u Frank Richie
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