The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-09
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Isprevent It from being a big sue
cess The public has been invited;
and the Robert e. Lee Chap OF,
the ~ D. O., under whose Dire
ton the lawn&fete is being given
will extend cordial weIpme TO
all who attend and the bs1utiful
lawn of Yeardley VIII be In gala
attire to receive the guests
To Entertain Gutst
Miss Ruth Speddep has as her
guest, at her home on CASTOR ave
nue., Miss Eleanor Evans OF Delta.
Pa. Miss Evans arrived here this.
morning and on Saturday Miss
Spedden will entertain at a bridge
luncheon al her home compliment
tary to her guest. The Misses
Spedden and Evans were school
mates at Maryland College at
Lutherville, Md. Miss Spedden re-
turned this week from an extend
ed visit at Lutherville and Ian
caster, and Philadelphia. Pa.
Delightful Outing Held
A delightful midsummer outing
was held last evening at Barrack-
Vile by the Business and Profess
sional Women's Club The party.
mum bering more than fifty, board
ed the 6 O'Clock interurban car ot--
Of the city and arrived at the Beth
soda Baptist Church at Barrack-
Vile at 500 Immediately upon
their arrival they were ushered to
the basement Of the church. where
the tables were awaiting their com
ing The meal was served by the
Ladies Aid Society of the church.
Two long tables were attractive
~ arranged and were decorated
with vessels Of fall flowers. -
menu consisting of meat loaf, corn
on the cob, string beans, potatoes.
tomatoes and cold slaw with apple
sauce, iel1ies and butter scotch pie
and coffee was served. -
Following the serving ofthe din
ner, the club members sss2mk<I
in the auditorium of the church
where d short business sess1o.A
GUIDED in time for those who wish
car back into town.
The club decided at the business
session to take over RaVine Park
for one evening during the sum
mer and asked that the finance
comTni.Iee look after details.
Matters regarding the sale of the
booklet. The Voice OF West vir-
ginia, were discussed at length,
and committee was appointed to
look after the sale of the book. 1t
is planned to give the boos wide
circulation and to place copies Of
it for sale in every town of any
size in the<state and elsewhere
The meeting was presided over
by Miss Dorcas Prichard, club
president. y
To Shcpherdstown
Quite a number of. local club
women are planning to go to
Shepherdstown in September to
attend the meeting of the State
Federation of Women's Clubs to
be held there September 12to IL.
The delegates will be the guests
onthis occasion of the club women
Of Shepherdstown. Charles Town
and Harper's Ferry. the three
towns being not far. apart, and It
is planned to entertain the guests
in the homes as there are no
hotels adequate to entertain the
convention. These towns in the
Eastern Panhandle are full of his
toric in terest and many old home
steads are situated in this Section.
and those who attend are. assured
OF a very delightful time anil
splendid entertainme Apr oXi-
mate1y 200 women from the var
ious parts Of the state will gathe-
there for the convention, and il
will be presided over by Mrs. John
Garden of Wheeling, state presi-
dent. The local Women's Clue
will hold meeting in the near
future, at which time delegates
will be named to attend the con
yention.