The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-01


from Mrs. william Pratt d Pitts.
burgh IS 70 the eject that her
husband William Pratt. who 4
very Ill with pneumonia, Is slight
~ Improved. Mrs. Pratt and son
James left Wednesday for Pitts
burgh onsaceount OF his iIlness.
Miss Evelyn Thompson OF Will
imantlc' Conn, is the guest OF
Miss Marguerite Barnes at her
homo at Westchester. Miss
Thompson had been visiting IN
MorgantoEn and came here for
the Delta Tau Delta dance last
evening.
Miss Lillian Hubbard Of Wheel.
ing is visitor here, having come
for the dinner dance at the Coun-
try Club, last evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". =. Stanhagsn
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fleming
and Guy Stanhagen have returned
from Keyser where they attended
the funeral of Miss Anna Stan.
hagen, a niece OF the former.
Mrs. s. L. Brooks and sister,
Miss Rebecca Thompson, have
returned from an, extended stay at
Savannah, Ga, and are at the
home Of their sister, Mrs. N. v.
Thrall in this city.
The condition of Thomas F.
Hall. who Is Ill at his home on
Adams street, Is practically un.
changed today.
Harry Watkins, who is a stu
dent at the West Virginia Univer.
sity, is spending the week end
here, having come here for the
Delta Ia Delta dance last evening.
Mrs. Dora B. Mitchell, who re,
Gently underwent an operation a,
Cook Hospital, will return to her
home tomorrow. She will spend
some time with her daughter, Mrs.
Robert Keplinger, in the Yosl
Apartments before returning to her
home in Hamilton street.
Miss Ruth Russell OF Morgan.
town is the weekend guest OF Miss
Lulu Jones at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Henderson.
Miss Mary Tansel of Baltimore
Is the guest Of Mrs. Virginia Haw,
kins at her home In Seventh street
Miss Katherine Bremen is re-
covering from a severe illness a.
her home in Pennsylvania avenue
Judge w. S. Raymond and son
Frank G. Raymond are in New
York on business.
Miss Virginia Werlich of Wash
ington, D. c., is the guest OF Miss
Helen Niche at her home In
Twelfth street, having come here
for the Data Tau Delta dinner
dance last evening.
Mrs. Leona Zundell Of Mckinney
street is confined to her bed with
severe case Of neuritis.
Miss Margaret Murphy Of Nc.
Kinney street is visiting Mrs.
Patrick Judge OF Grafton.
Miss Ruth Kelley, local agent for
the New York Life Insurance Co.,
has returned from ten days visit
to Pittsburgh.
Louis Helmick has returned from
a business visit to Pittsburgh.
Mrs. ]. E. Mccoy left Thursday
for Huntington. where she Is the
guest OF her sister, Miss Sue Hall,
and her niece, Mrs. C. c.. Morfit.
Mrs. Anthony Bowen and her
mother. Mrs. Isaac NJ. Kelley, re-
turned Thursday evening from La
trobe, Pa, where they had attend
ed the birthday anniversary cele-
bration Of the latter's sister.
T. j. Parrish, member OF the
Clarksburg City Council and a
prominent coal, oil and gas man
from that city, spent several hours
here Friday afternoon.
Frank R. Amos, prosecuting al
torney, arrived home from Charles-
ton at noon Friday. He had beell
attending the meeting of prosecut'
ing and district attorneys OF the
state with Attorney General Eng
land.
v. E. Cooke, Clarksburg, coal
operator who has holdings in this
county, was here yesterday look
ing after business interests.
John P. Kelley of Clarksburg,
vel known contractor who Is do
ing large amount of road work
for the State Road Commission,
was looking after road work in this
vicinity Friday.
Miss Virginia Lee Satterfield,
photographer for Paige Motor
Sales, left last night for Pitts.
burgh to do spring shopping.
Miss Virginia Tough went to
Morgantowu this afternoon to at
tend the Pan Hellenic dance,
which will be held at the unlyer.
sity tonight.
Mrs. A. W. Patton who has
been visiting in Wheeling, return
ed home Thursday evening.