The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-20
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local people who had taken the ne
trip while here.
Vesper Concert Tonight re
Jack Abbott and LAMAR Satter-
field Of Fairmo ont VIII o will arrive
today oassist with the sixth YES
SperTconcert OF the University sum
mer school to be given in Com
mencement Hall, MAJ be classed
a sthe most popular musicians
that come to Morgan town to sing.
Both young men are memb ers OF
the quartet in the First Presby-
terrain Church of Fairmo ont. OF
which DR.. Stoetzer is pastor n
Mr.. Abbott was graduat ted from from
the school of music several years
ago and both he and Mr. Satter-
field have been studying with D d;
rector Black for some time. 8
The quartet, composed Of these
two singers. Clyde Beckett and ant
Director Black will sing several
interesting mum bers. The double
quartet 1uC1l uOluSE& I1SoG eAAA'A, -
addition, Robert Holman, tenor;
William T.. Reed, ten or; William
Price, baritone, and Ed Beckett;
bass. 53 .
The numbers are un usually Well
selected and the entire program
will no doubt, be most artistic;
Morgantown New Dominion: q 4,
For Vacation Trip N
DR. and Mrs. Robert Allen Arm
strong and their children, Bar
bara, Roberta and 'Laddie, are
planning to leave next week for
their summer cottage atSFalrvieW,
8on@Lake Erie. They will be absent
from the city for a mon thin or
gantown New Dominion.
Dancing Party.
A Honoring her guest, Miss Helen
Arble Of Pittsburgh, Miss Eleanor
Cobun entertained with an attrac-
tive dancing party last evening at
the tome of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. B. Cobun in Carleton street.
The rorches and living room OF the
house were used for dancing, and
ices were served during the eve
ming,
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Family Reunion
A meeting Of the Tenant fam
lily OF this section was held recent
ly at which time committees were
to make arrangements
for the annual reunion to be held
at the Clark Tenant
Grove near Wadestown. Everyone
will be cordially invited to attend
he reunion. The following com
nitees were appointed to look az
.er the arrangements.
For parking and grouods---W.
nan Tenant. Cecil Tenant,
BIAS remnant, Harry Tenant ana
.rvin Tenant; for amusement
children Lawrence Pyles, Mel
'ord Tenant and Mrs. MIl1fe Ten
liant; for amusement (adults) -i
Dan r Tenant, Stephen B y Ma
son and ~ B. Tenant, Q g. Tel
liant; for confectionary-Pa u.
Tenant. Z. ~. Pyles and Nelson
Chapter Meets.
The regular meeting of the Fair
mont chapter Of the Eastern Star
will be held at 1880 this evening at
he Masonic Temple
To Give Play.
"Fads and Fancies' is the title)
# a play which will be given Mon
lay evening under the direction OF
he Degree Of Honor Lodge. The
inal rehearsal will be held at 2
,'c1ock tomorrow afternoon at the
odge rooms. The play is being
,iven under the direction OF Mrs.
oaise Watson. Tickets are selling
apidly for the play.
For Sister.
The Misses Lottie and Florence
entertained Informally
asst evening at their home in View
venue, complimentary to their sis
er, Miss Celestial Holdsworth, and
Dancing was the diver
ion OF the evening, and refresh
nents were served Out-of-town
uests present We're Miss Sophrona
Iatz of Pittsburgh, and Miss
Lorraine Fortney OF Conne11sville. !
The former is the guest OF Miss
Margaret Frisckon and the latter
he guest of Miss Bessie Brown.
The guests numbered forty.
Entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dickerson
at their home in
Fourth street last night in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorn Parsons of
Newark, N. j., who are on their}
way home from an extens ive auto
mobile tour. The evening was
spent at cards. Delightful re
were served.
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