The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-09

and rooming houses, and head =
quarters will be- maintained at
some place to be named, where
sinforrna ton regarding trains. troll
leys hotels and roon1ing houses
may be obtained. The banquet to
be held at the Fairmont at s
O'Clock will precede an open
meeting to be held at the sPresoy-
terrain Church to be addresses by
Mrs. Lena Lake Forrest, n national
president, and by Mrs. Frank Me-
bane Of New York The open
meetiE g vii, be followed by a re
ception to be held at the Presby-
5terian Church. There are seven
clubs in the state, and delegates
will be here from each club. as
well as a number OF visitors.
f Clarksburg and Morgantown will
send large delegations here for the
Monday session. and others will be
3 Hun tington, B1uefe1d and Char
lesion. Miss Virginia Foulk, state
president of Huntin gton viii pre-
side at the sessions.
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Play a Success.
A scream from start to finish
was the comedy, "The Ministers
Wife's Dew Bennett which was
presented by members Of the J. NJ.
Black Glass OF the Presbyt erian
Church last evening in the church
parlors.
The play centered about the dire
necessity Of the minister's wife
having bonnet before she could
attend the Sunday school conyen-
ton. The acting was OF the best
and the affair throughout: was most
enjoyable. Some real talent was
developed in the cast which con
sisted of John Meredith. Mrs. I. a.
Garrett. Mrs. Pearl Balchowsly.
Miss Vivian Heston, Miss Grace
Heintzelman, Mrs. Fred Hunsaker,
Miss Deborah Fitzgerald, Miss
Blanche Price, Mrs. John Rurnfield.
Mary S. Hill. R. ]. Tolman, Joe
Feather. Miss Katheryn Beltz-
hoover. Chorus, Miss Ruth Fleming,
Pauline Borgess., Mrs. Paul Barcus,
Mrs. Earl Mickey, Mrs. Arthur Cas-
sell. Mrs. D. l.. Shot, Miss Amy
ingalls,. Mrs. C. C. Denham. Damar-
is Lewis. Hazel Topping, Miss Ma
bel Schaudt
The play was staged under the
direction of Mrs. f. E. Church and
Miss Bessie j. Reed. with Mrs.
Glenn Keister as pianist and Miss
Frances Helmick as vio1inist.
TO Serve Dinner
The Stoetzer Circle OF the First
Presbyterian Church will hold a
dinner at $50 this evening in tn
social rooms OF the church. T!l
officers Of the circle will be host
ess
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Announce Marriage
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage OF William Hugh
Jones and Miss Mary E. Hamilton
both of this city, which was solem
nized on Saturday aftern Don with
the Rev. J. c. Bloomfield r.fficiat
ing. The bride is daugirler OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Haulil
ton Of sos Oliver avenue. and Mr.
Jones is son OF Mrs. Laura Jones
Of Walnut avenue. Mr.. and Mrs
Jones are spending several days IN
Pittsburgh. following which they
will take up their residence in thi
city.
Music Recital
Miss Mildred Donham will pres
ent her music pupils in recital a
s o'clock this evening at her nome
on the East Side. Those who val
participate viii be Mary Kerns
Mary Ball. Margaret Satterfield,
Pauline Shackleford Dorothy Hall
Esther Brown, Julia Ball, Margare
Jones. Virginia Cassell, Pauline
Merrill, Caroline Mckinney. Edna
Hedges. Lorraine Reich. Pauline
Hall, Gladys. Gantz Violette Rosen
merkle, Julia Adams. Margaret
Brown Velmo Morgan. Ruth
Hodges. Dona Adams. Margaret
Hawkins, Josephine Boord. Pau1in
Pop1e and William Doo1ittle.
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On Trip.
Mrs. John H. Rock. Jr., left yes
terday for Bristow, Va. where she
will visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.