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SOCIETIES.

81 Hood River Commandery NO. II. X. t
Nl@ Meets every first Tuesday evening
A. NJ. Cannon. Recorder
HOOD RIVER LODGE NO. los, A. II. and A.
M1First and third Wednesday nights of
eacn month. X. w. Sinclair, W. M.
KEMP LODGE, No lsl, /. o. o. F.-Meets In
Ooeu Odd Fellows hall every Satur-
DAY night. Visitors cordially welcomed
VIM. Hannah, N g.
II. s. Canghey, Secretary
Geo. Clark, Treasurer.
HAZEL REBEKAH LODGE No. l5s. IO.O.F.
Meets the nrst and third Tuesday evening in
each month In the Odd Fellows Hail. seven
miles south OF Hood River. II. ID.
Mrs. Dan Kemp. Sec. ~ -
w.AUNA TEMPLE PYTHIAN SISTERS Nos
| Meets the second and fourth Thursdays OF
each month at X. of hall.
| Aida Baldwin, K. c.
Mrs. Florence Rand, NJ. of r. and G.
MT. HOOD COUNCIL No.8R Ns-M Meets
In Masonic Hall every third Tuesday 10
each month.
W: =. Laraway. 7. I'm.
IDLEwlLDE LODGE NO. IO7, l. o. o. r
Meets in Frs'ernal hall, every Thursday
H. n Am.
Geo. W. Thomson, Secretary.
woMEN's AUXILIARY OF HOOD RIVER
Post, American Legion, No. p. Meets $50 d. |
m. list Saturday Of each month ~ Library |
Hall. Mrs. Geo. Wilbur, Pres, Mrs. DR.. |
Abraham, Sec.
OLETA ASSEMBLY NO. IGs. UNITED ART. /
isans.-Meets the first and third Fridays /
at old X. OF p. hall. G. d. HINRIOHs, 81. A.
J. II. KoBKRG Secretary.
EDEN ENCAMPMENT, NO. $50. O. r.
Hegnlar meeting second and fourth Mondays
Geo. W. Thomson. Scribe.
HOOD RIVER CAMP, NO. 7,7Os, N. W. A.
Meets In K.of p. hall every 1st and Srd Wed
OF each month; j. T. Movers. K. c.
HOOD RIVER CIRCLE No.524, NElGHBoRs
OF Woodcfan-Meet At X OF II. hall on the
nrst and Third Tuesdays OF each month.
Mrs. katherine slayens. q. N.
Mrs =. II. Blagg, Clerk.
HOOD RIVER CHAPTER NO. 27.RA. NJ
Meets first and third Friday nights OF each
w. II. Mcguire, Secretary. - = y -
CANBY w. r. C-Meets second and fourth
Saturdays OF each month at X. OF P. hall.
&C. WittenberE, President
Mrs. F. n. Button, Secretary.
" ". H.-hekulI meetings are ne ia the 0rNf III
and third Mondays OF each month At X. OF Al
r. hall. Visitors cordially invited. B. Q. c. III
q. W. Barton, Q. G. III
|. I. Blagg. Clerk. ii
VAUOOMA LODGE NO. %, K. or p I|
Meets In X. OF p. hall every Tuesday night II
A. y. Thompson, c. &. III
l. NJ. Baldwin. X. r. and s. Ii
.AUREL REBEKAH LODGE No. s7.LO.O.F. II
Meets frst and third Mondays each month III
Mrs. B. B. Powell n q. III
dabel Iakin, Sec III
ar. home CAMP siG8. r. \. A. meets second
and fourth Fridays Of each month st Old X. :
OF p. hall.
Mrs. Emma Jones. Recorder.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rodger. o.
TOOD RIVER CHAPTER NO. A.OEs-
Meets second and fourth Tuesday evening
Of each month. Visitors cordially welcomed
MAX. O. Blanchar, W.M.
Lois &. Fuller, Rec'y.
GOD RIVER VALLEY HUMANE SOCIETY
Hood River. ore. James Stranahan. Pres
Irs. Alma Howe. Sec. Leslie Butter, Treas
Gail phone f20l.
For Butter Labels printed in accord a
nee with Dairy and Food Laws, call at
lie Office.
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oLETA ASSEMBLY NO. IOs, UNITED ART
lsans.-Meets the first and third FRIDAYS
at old X. OF p. hall. G. d. HINRIoHs, N. A.
J. II. KOBKRo Secretary.
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HOOD RIVER CHAPTER NO Is. o. 4 s.
Meets second and fourth Tuesday evening
ofeach month. Visitors cordially welcomed
MuLE. o. Blanchar, W. NJ.
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HOOD RIVER VALLEY HUMANE SOCIETY
Hood River. Ore. James Stranahan. Pres
Mrs. Alma Howe. Sec. Leslie Butter, TreaK
Call phone f201.
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For Butter Labels printed in accord
ance with Dairy and Food Laws, call at
this Office.
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MT HOME CAMP Si09. r. \. A. meets second
and fourth Fridays OF each month st old X.
of y. ball
Mrs. Emma Jones. Recorder.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rodger. o.
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WoMEN'S AUXILIARY OF HOOD RIVER
Post, American Legion, No. D. Meets $50 D.
m. LIST Saturday OF each month ~ Library
Hall. Mrs. Geo. Wilbur, Pres; Mrs. DIR.
Abraham, Sec.
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SO Hood River Commandery No. II, X. T
>JNL@ Meets every first Tuesday evening
Hf9 each month. A. q. Lewis K. G.
O. A. NJ. Cannon. Recorder.
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Admits Numerous
Blaok1nail Efforts

Shirley Hanesad, a local citiSsn,
alleged TO have BEEN WORKING d
semi blacRndaiI ana hoidup eatnd
in ms city for some time, barksd
UP the wrong tee yesterday and
consequently d. rosting as . guest
Of the county ID tie 1M2fton county
jan w.iile awaiting trial
Last night Han6gsas IL Is claim.
ed; called up Oman swafts, one Of
the attorneys fof the Consolidation
Coal company. and requested ekai
he place 500 In an envelope tt,l
deposit 70 In Pete Sesfo's store ii
Madison street.
,swaftz honorSd the request, but
also tipped off the police with the
result that Hanegan got not only
the envelope when he called at the
store but q cell IN tie jail, officers
escorting him 10 his new head.
quarters.
He Is said 10 have confessed to
county authorities to numerous
efforts TO get money through the
scheme that failed % work On Ills
intended yfcesrn Of last night.
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tinuo business as corporation
and surreuders To said State IL
charter and cooperate franchise
Tbs Board IL Directors VIII pro.
eeed to convert thc property
chosen N action, and al assets or
tbs cooperation trto cash. and
ifiay oil and diseharen All It's debit.
liabilities and obligations; ami
after fGlly dIseharKing an such
debts. ltihtiiti and Obligation.
divide the remainder among The
stockho lders pro rata With their
several holdings of stock. bat nc
such payment ehai be made to any
stockhe!der until after the publ
catton Of Tie notice Hereinafter
provided,
RESOLVED. Second That tue
President OF this corporation
cause notes Of tho adoption OF tnr
Foregoing fes0iutiens 10 be puh
'llshSd ii soma newspaper OF son.
eral circulation puhlished noar the
principal once 81 place OF buil
ness Of THIS Corporation, once q
week for four weeks and that he
forthwith certify these resolutions
70 the Secret8fy Of State Of the
state OF VEST virgin Is provid;
Cd by law
Given under my hand this s7ih
day Of January, 1872
JACOB Il STRAIGHT,
President Of said Corporation.
THEvEY NJTTER
Attorney
q a1.xt.ls 80
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PERSONALS

Mrs. N. H. Brown and daugh
ter, Miss Josephine, OF Morgan
town, have returned home after 9
visit here with friends.
Miss Hilda GrottendieCk who rel
Gently had her tons'ls and ade
nolds removed at Coo Hospital is
improving and is able TO be ont
Mrs. F. E. Barnes and daugh,
ter, Miss Helen, have returned
from Morgantown where they vis.
tied the formers mother Mrs.
Anna NJ. Brookover.
Brooks Hutchinson IS in New
York City on q business trip.
Joseph Conley and Frank Ttech
sci, students at Carnegie fech
Pittsburgh, are spending q few
days with the formers parents
Captain and Mrs. Rollo ]. Con
Icy.
Mrs. Minnie Brookoyer, OF Nor.
gantown was here yesterday az
ternoon for the funeral OF Mrs Nv.
S. Hess.
Mrs. Leona Zundell has beer
confined to her home n Mckinney
Street the past few days with an
attack Of influenza.
Mrs. Robert L. Mccoy has beer
Ill the past few days with an at
tack OF influenza at her home in
Grafton street,
Mrs. A. A. Eckman OF Lanes,
boru, Pa. Is the guest of Mrs
.Lottle Heeters in Maryland
avenue.
Mrs. C. H. Malloy, of Marion
Ohio, is tho guest OF Mrs. Ceci
Jenkins ut her home In Dearborr
street.
jock Hansen has gone to Cieve
land. Ohio, where no has accepted
a position with the Cleveland Goa
company.
Mrs. Howard Estil, Of Roda, Va,
Is the, guest>of Mr.. and Mrs. Earn
est Hutton at their home in Fair
mont avenue.
Mrs. ]. Ridgely Sheridan and lit
tie daughter, Miss Louise, viii leave
tonight for several weeks visit In
eastern cities. They VIII visit rela
tives In Baltimore and Buckeye
town, Md, and will later go 10 New
York city to visit MIR. and Mrs
Walter D. harrington, former resi-
dents Of this city.
Miss Louise Begg, OF New York
city, who has been the guest OF the
Misses Frances and Martha Hay
mond, returned to her home las
night,
Lindsay Frame has returned Il
his home near Hancock, Nd, after
spending several weeks with his
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Carl Frame
Mrs. Frame. who accompanied hin
herewith remain fora longer visit
Mrs. Alice E. Ehle, who has beer
assistant superintendent ct Cool
hospital for the past four years
left yesterday afternoon for ha,
home in White Plains, n. Y. Mrs
IJh1e mas accepted 4 position in Oh,
White Plains hospital and will TAKE
up her tlewtdutes soon.
Albert Kelly has returned IL
Morgantown after spending The
week end here.
w. O. Hayhurst has moved from
Ill Duffy street into his owr
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in the opera house at Mt. Glare,
Harrison county. There are four.
teen local unions In the Mt. Clare
section, which aggregate member,
ship OF several thousand miners.
The meeting will be addressed by
Nick Aiello, Fairinont, president OF
sub district 4; A. D. Lavender,
Charleston, district board member,
and Robert Peters, acting secretary
OF sub district 4. Mr.. Peters viii
distribute several hundred dollars
IN relief checks at Mt. Glare today.
Patrick Buckley, vico president
OF sub district 4. Is on trip this
afternoon to Hutchinson and VI,
ropa.
James Atccleary, district, organi
Ger. is in Morgantown today.
Frank Mccartney, district board
member, Is in wllsonburg today.
Eviction cases against a numbe,
OF miners at the mine Of the Fair.
mont and LoResville Coal company
at John Y along the MonoHgahela
railway yesterday were postponed
by Justice 8. A. Posten at Morgan,
town. 1t will be heard on wednes
day Of next week. Because OF thIs
case Nick Aiello, Fairmont, presl
dent Of sub district 4, wilt not be
able to go to the miners convention
at Indianapolis until next Thurs
day. Harold w. Houston, attorney
for the miners, will defend the fam,
lilies to be evicted.
II. T. Wilson, district auditor,
returned to Charleston this morn,
ing.
6. Frank Keeney, Charleston
president Of district II, who came
to Fairmont on Monday, returned
to Charleston yesterday.
A large miners meeting was held
In Monongah on Monday night
which was attended by from 400 ID
500 members. The United Mine
Workers band OF Monongat PLAYED
a number OF selections. The sneak,
ers were Nick Aiello, president q
sub district 4, and A. D. Lavender,
Charleston, district board member,
the latter saying 1t was one OF the
finest concerts and sendotls that
he ever witnessed In CONNECTION
with miners event.
NJ. L. Haptonstall. Charleston,
acting president Of district II, left
Tuesday for Charleston for the
meeting OF the international scale
committee, which goes into session
today at indianapolis. he being one
Of the members OF the committee.
Charles H. Bailey, tTalrmont, IN.
ternatio1al representative, person.
al representative Of President Lew.
Is and one Of the old timers In the
labor movement In this country,
will leave for the miners conven.
ton on Sunday morning.
The majority of the member.
will leave Fairmunt on Sunday
morning on the 7'o'ctock interurban
car for Clarkshurg, where they will
board B. & o. train at 9:25 a. m,
for Cincinnati, arriving there al
SIS p. M, central time. They win
board the Big Four train out Of
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Valentine Dance

Invitations have been issued by
tho Protected Home circle for an
intormal dance which will be held
IN the P. H. g. hall, Madison and
Jackson streets, next Tuesday
night. Mack's orchestra has been
engaged for the evening. The com.
mittee in charge of the dance is
composed Of Max Elliot, Delbert
jenkins and Fred Jones.
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APPLICATION ron PARDON

Notice IS hereby edyen that Oh
or about the 18th day Of Fchfuar,
1929 an application WIN DO filed
with A. g. Jenkins. Pardon Atty.
CharlSaton, W. Va. Tor the pardon
Of Mike DANISH convicted oi the
crime OF Grind Bafccny. q the May
Term, 1891, Of the Criminal court
Of Marion county and sentenced tc
Imprisonment In the West Virgins
PenttenttAfy for the period of 4
years. 2-S.1t
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property at 100 Pleasant street,
which was formerly occupied by
Grant Rumbell.
Mt. and Mrs. Carl Wilson have
gone to elarksburg where they
have accepted positions with dhe
Clarksburg Exponent.
John Cook has returned to Nor
gantown after spending the week
end with HIS mother. Mrs. Susie o.
Cook. in Fairmont avenue. liz
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Mrsi Kenna Clark entertained
the Tuesday Bridge club yesterday
afternoon at Shadysids, the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S.
Raymond. Six tables were used in
playing and the decorations were
in keeping with the Valentine sea.
son. Red and white formed the
color scheme and pretty fayors
were given. Upon the arrival Of the
guests a luncheon was served. Out
OF town guests were: Mrs. John
NJ. Wolfe, OF Philadelphia, sister OF
tho hostess; Miss Mary Louise
Begg OF New York, the guest OF
the Misses Raymond; Mrs. Howard
Estill OF Roda, Va, the guest OF
Mrs. Ernest fulton and Mrs. Fred.
erick Randall Of Santa Barbara,
Cal. who is spending the winter
Here with her parents, BIr. and Mrs.
S, L, Watson.
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Posted Notices
Today members OF the Monon.
gahela Coal association began
to post notices at their mines an.
nouncius the new working wage
with 1t a decrease Of 81 to 81 per
cent compared to the present wage
scale.
Announcement was made some
time ago that the notices would be
posted but they were not received
from tho printers in time, which
caused the delay.
Recall Statesmen
1t was learned today that the
Jeffrey Manufacturing Company,
Columbus, o., had recalled all OF
Its travelling representatives per-
mdEteN ~ anti will conduct tI1ys
business from their main office IN
Columbus, The service stations
Will probably remain In tact at the
various points
Fairmont'S representative, Ern.
est Hutton, who was with the com.
pany four years, Is also affected
and he will open an office in the
Professional, building, Falrmout,
and engage in selling bonds. Mr..
Hutton. however, will assist the
Jeffrey company to consumate any
deals ow pending.
Daily Production.
Coal loaded by the mines OF
Northern West Virginia on Tues,
day aggregated 1901 cars Of coal
or 121 cars Of coal less than yes.
terday. The coal loading by diVi,
sions was as follows: Monongah,
4S4 cars; Charleston, 81 cars; Mo,
nongahela and Morgantown arn
Wheeling combined, 1858 cars; Con.
pellsyille, II cars; Cumberland,
n cars: NJ. & K, 10 cars: West,
ern Maryland = Bingamon and
Weaver. 50 cars; NYyatt.Helen's
Run, go cars.
Daily Shipments. -
Fifty.seven cars OF coai were
loaded to Curtis Bay OF the Monon.
gali division, B. & o., on Tuesday
with six cars going to Arlington
pier. A total Of 45f cars OF coal
were loaded east and Is cars west.
Railroad fuel shipments yester.
day on tho B. & o. aggregated 200
cars Of which the B. & o. was the
big factor, securing 1870 cars. on
the Charleston division, B. & o., ~
cars OF coal were loaded OF which
the B. & o. secured 10 cars.
WORKING Conditions.
Working conditions arc slightly
improved In the Fairmont region
today, there being SO mines at work
on the three railroads, which Is q
trlEle better than the general run
Of days. Seventy mines are at
work on the Monongah division.
B. & o.: Is on the Monongahela and
8 on the Western Maryland. On
the Charleston division, B. & o., TO.
day there are % mines at work
while on the Monongahela in Penn.
sylvahid there are 81 mines at
work.
MifAs IN the Fairmont region to.
day. ordered e94 empties as fol.
lows: B. & o., sos; Western Mary.
land, 81; Monpngahela, AL. oper,
atoms OF the Monohgahela In Penn.
sylyania ordered 297 empties while
the mines on tlie Charleston diVi'
sion; BIZ o., ordered 80 emptles.
United Mine Workers.
This afternoon at . o'clock large
miners mass meeting Is being held
!
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For Mrs Deitz

a delightful surprise was given
Tor Mrs. ]. O. Deitz last night at
har home in Vermont avenue by
Fer daughter, Miss Maionee Smith
The guests were pleasantly enter
tanned With music and gaines, and
attractive refreshments were serY-
ed.h8 the hostess.
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|7:3o and 7:4b O'Clock and VITA
Fellows telephouins a., 7.5s o'clock.
X IS indicated that the murder was
cennttied soma TIME between s.sg
md :ss 6elock
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GY1nnnpInm Clase

q gymnasium class for the wo-
men OF the city will be held at the
W. q. a. 210 Monroe street, at
1870 O'Clock tonight. Mrs. Roger
Ktngsland will havo charge OF tho
SYotk and all women who wish to
e6ecotne members are being asked
toifenort tonight.
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IN some provinces and a NUN.
Der Of towns In Germany the Dag
Of the new republic is not reeog.
nized.
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Greenland was discovered and
named about the end Of the tenth
century " d Norsentah
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SAFE. Sure and Speedy

Hundreds OF people have been
relieved Or the agonies attendant
on weak kidneys and bladder By
using the remarkable treatment
called soivax which Is sold here
by H. and H, Drug Co. Price so
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CONSOLIDATION
tcoatlnued trota pars os.j

duirod holdlns there are TIRES
mines in Virginia four Id West yir-
gtnia and three in Kentucky.
Personal Mention
T. w. Annette, Antler Coal com.
pany returned last night from a
business "trip 70 Parkefsburs!
/. l. Weaver, OF the Sullivan
Weaver Coal company returned
last night from a several days
trip to Brookville, Jefferson coun.
tY Pa
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Weekly Movement

Last week off the Monongah al.
vision B. & o. a total Of 1923 car
loads Of freight were moved. This
was q daily average of geo car
loads day over q seven day per.
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CATHOLIC AID society Meets

Mrs. a. H. sklles will entertain
SHE members OF the East Side
branch OF st, Mary's Aid society Of
81. Peters Catholic church at her
aorne. Gil East Park avenue, to-
morrow night. HSlarge attendance
u the members Is being urged.
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Eeed1ecrait Club

Mrs. Cecil Jenkins will entertain
the Needlecratt club at 2:s0.
O'CLOCK tomorrow afternoon at her
knmefin Dearborn street.
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Sperial Notice.
NOTCH or DfTE or
MAXIM iN M


MAKING 5iN DIED,
10 y !. i. 4 u 81. fnghes
Yea NiTl take netiee that 4. 81.
couaway, ne purchaser Of tie
following real estate as acres
located In Winfield DiAtriGt which
was sold by the sheriff 81 Marion
County ct the sale for deilnaifent
ta1es made on tie 18th day OF
December, 1880, and 4 deed has
been required as provided b. law,
which deed VIII be made 70 the
said I, 3 Conway on or after the
18Th day Of April, 1922 unless you
real estate from the said sale. The
real eseate from the said sale. The
amount neeessary to redeem Is as
follows:
Amount paid Sheriff al said
sale ...........s.....,..--...S $50
Amount paid surveyor for
survey and report -. SIS
Amount paid for notice and
service thereof 1890. 1900
Interest .......s..................... ,46,
IQIRl ...,e-..s-.,t........ PHI
G56n under my hand this 7th
day Of February. 1922.
Zee n. ,Satterheld
Clerk Of the County Court OF
Marion County, West Virginia.
2-S-15-22: 81
Notice Is hereby given that at
q meeting OF the stockholders Of
/ the Rosebud Coal Mining company,
Q corporation, created and organ.
lied under the law Of the state Of
west Virginia, held at the prin-
eipal office Of the corporation In
the City OF Fairmont, West Viz.
ginia, on the 26th day Of January,
1922, the following resolutions
wete adopted: ~
"RESoLVED, First, That the
Rosebud Coal Mining company, a
Corporation created and organized
under the laws Of the State of
West Virginia, does hereby discon.
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OGAlI sQGIAZI E.VE,klTs.

gSAS 0AHluEFf G6SEbtAEys MlAf
Louise Richie, reasurer; Miss Mar,
garet Marshall secretary Of liter
ature; Miss katherine Jones. treas.
ltrarj Mesdames Hdsii F. Smith. ],
II. Black, A. ]. Cash, and q. q.
Church, patronesses.
The hostesses OF the evening
were the misses Jean and Kath,
crime Lanble. The mission lesson
was led by Miss Bessie Reed.
Attended Military Ball
talfmont people VINO attended
the military ball. held at the state
university In Mprgantown, Monday
night, proclaim It one OF the most
brilliant social events OF the sea-
son. The dance was given by the
Reserve Officers Training Corps
and was attended by people from
all sections Of the state.
The arnory was a bower Of
beauty with patriotic embiems, the
university colors and special elec.
trlcal effects, giving a gorgeous
setting for the brilliant assemblage.
The. ceiling was a draped dome In
the national colors, more than a
mile Of the material being used in
the yalences. Dancing begun at
$3.50 o'clock and a program OF SIX.
teen dances was carried out, with
music by the Mason.Dix orches-
ira Of Clnrksburg. At 1880 O'Clock
u salad supper was served.
Each guest was given a hand
some leather, card case bearing the
seal OF the university and contain
ing q stamp case, purse and loose
leaf memorandum pad.
Among those from Fairmont who
attended the dance were Mr.. and
Mrs. S. D. Brady, the Misses Mona
Simon, Jean Billingslea, Mildred
Prim, Mildred and Francis Hay
mond, and guest Miss Louise Degg
Of New York city, Louise Johnson,
Mary Roush, Katherine Riggleman,
and Zell and Dunlap Brady, Har.
rison Conway, Victor Shaw,
Wayne Shuttlesworth. Arthur
Niche. Jamison Meredith, Joseph
Greer, Edgar Barrett, Ruddel John
son.
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Miss Ruth Reese and Dr.. G. R,
stlifm were married at $3.50
clock this afafrnoon by M
John O. Bloomfield, m the NJ, P,
Temple parsonage. The couple
eft on the 4:12 train for Pitts
3urghi Pa.
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LETTERS FROM

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SUrprlse Party

Intimate friends Of Mrs. ]. NJ.
Traeh gave her a delightful SUR
prise party last night at her home
on the East Side In honor Of her
btrthd LAY. anniversary. Tho gueats
numbering IS, arrived early in the
evening and presented Mrs. Trach
Yith many beautiful gifts. During
lsfie evening delicious refreshments
wera served. N
These present were Mr.. and
Mrs Toothman, Mr.. and Mrs.
sanderss; Mr.. and Mrs. Kuhn, Mrs.
scheiiert Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Bun
pef. the Misses Elizabeth Wagner,
Wilma Bdnas, Mary Hayhurst,
Skhth BanSe, Nell Dragoo; Beatrice
sanas, Ellie Hayhurst and Marsh
= y L /.