The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-18
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Mary Chatter's
Weekly Letter

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cousins and their fourth cousins
were there. In. fact Il was so
crowded that the French doors
from the lobby TO the dining room
were opened and some danced in
the lobby. Mack,s Orchestra play
ed and It really y improving. Mack
had the grace 10 not sing himself.
Jack Abbott and Lamar Satterfle!l
sang during tho intermlssion, and
Lamar sang "on the Road to Man.
dalay, Where the Flying Fishes
Play" OF Kipling's which you like
so much and 1t was wonderful.
There were some lovely gowrs
there. While It was informal dance
quite few people we're In evening
clothes and when the flood lights
were turned on the dancers, in the
ball room, from the me5zauine the
effect was beautiful.
Nell Dougan looked very attrae
tive in a gown OF cornflower blue
lace and my dear II you could
have seen her 'yumpng" an aw.
fully good looking man II don't
know who he was) you would have
been namely Jealous, for she Ger.
tainly knows the ropes. Ut might
pay even you % take lesson OF
two from her.) Once during the
evening I saw them sitting alone
In a dark corner Of the mezzanina
and the way that poor man was
being "kiddeG" was a pity!
Mrs. D. N. ossood, who served
punch on the mezzanine was en-
chanting in gown OF black goorg.
cite crepe which was deliberately
beaded with orange colo.ed crystal
beads and which had huge butter.
ny sleeves. Mary DeVol helped
her and she looked stunning in all
black-she is a mighty good look.
ing girl.
Miss Leatham. who was so nice
to yon when you were in Cook Hos.
pltal last wintor, and who is "A
perfect dear, looked mighty sweet
in bun colorcd gown of velvet
and gcorgette crepe which was
trimmed In fur.
Elizabeth Stone was pretty in an
evening gown Of sapphire blue with
a blue sGqulns headband and she
had mighty attractive man tron,
Mo:gantown. VINO was a wonderful
dancer.
Quite few of the "debs," III.
Gliding Louise johnson who wor,
a Sweet little Alice blue gown
and looked charming. were there
and they were delighted over mec,.
ing the University OF Virginia foot.
ball men, who spent last night at
tho hotel and who were allowed 10
look on the dance until 1899.
They were mighty nice looking,
clean boys. When they arrived Ill
town yesterday morning they
caused almost rs much heart mai.
pitGtioE among the flappers. as
did the Shelk OF Shard. who visit.
ed us a few weeks ago and wl;l
was stich frequent caller at tie
NAG ahu hIb 0HuHs
Mary Hart and Mary Rhul OF
Clarl:sburg are spending the week.
end with Eleanor and Edwin Wat
son in their home In First street,
and they all went to the West Wiz.
ginia-Virginia football game in
Morgantown this afternoon. EleI
nor and Edwin and their little son
Ned are going to New York Mon.
day and they will be gone until
after Thanksgiving. They will 60
to the Hale.Harvard game IN New
Haven next Saturday.
Mrs. George Work and Mrs.
Daise Cassell of Parkersburg are
the weekend guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. S. D.. Brady (Dunlap's mother
and father) in their home on the
Country Club Road. They all mo.
tered to Morgantown this adter.
noon TO the game and Dunlap, who
has been very III, was able to 90
with them.
Loads Of peope went down TO
Morgantown for the game today,
including Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Gar.
rett, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Wiege,.
Bernard and Fannye Raymond AZ.
nett, Anna Sands Showaiter, Brock
and Dean Showalter. Edwin ami
Mildred Gaskill Marjory LeMns.
ter, Jean Watkins, Mary Greer.
Jean Billlngslea, Ruth McCue, Metz
Gallagher, Mildred Robinson, MARY
Hurst, "Bobbie" Hood, Jerry" Nc.
Carthy, Johnny" Windsor, Jim.
mie" Anwyll, "Wag" Neely
Charles Hennen, Paul Haymond'
Edward Crowl, L., G. Boggs, ], J.
Coughlin, r. S. Reid, Dr., E. w.
Howard. DR.. L. D. Howard, DR. j
9. Slinton, Samuel Leeper and
Fred Bell.
Fannye Raymond Annette en-
tertained the Wednesday Bridge
CLUB "Wednesday afternoon at hor
mothers and fathers bome
"shadyside" in Cleveland avenue.
but as l went to. Morgantown that
afternoon to hear Madeline Brart
give piano recital couldn't 10
So many Of the members are ont
OF town'that there were oa:y three
tables and l understand that
luncheon was served little after
l o'clock. Edith Hartman civ.
who is visiting her mother and
father, was there, and she told me
all the scandal which was talked
oyer.-l'll remember it and tell il
to you.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry crouln
have a new baby daughter, which
was born Sunday evening in their.
home In Mor0op4nu,,, 1890 -