The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-21

interest To the club women and
we're much appreciated
Prizes Of money awarded to
pnpiis Of the high school and the
shth grades Tor the hest posters
submitted and the best sag
written were awarded bya HTrs.
n. Yost. Prizes were awarded t.
Nettie Pratt OF the Barnes school;
Edith Harr Of the High school
Helen Romano Of the Miller school
and prizes Of one dollar each Of.
Tered by Mrs. Jessie Z. Paul,
supervisor Of art In the high school
were awarded to orvflle Floyd.
Alice nachnar, Billy BCor and.
Evelyn Allard. The posters made
Ok the children were on display
and were excellent examples Of the
posters art and would have done
credit to pupIls>o Of more mature.
years.
The essay OF Miss Harriet Marie
Hoge received special mention for
4L5
A splendid musical program rem
dered consisted OF a vocal duet:
THE Dance Of the Fays", by Mrs.
II. e. Johnson and Mrs. Oliver
AZ. Wood, accompanied BY Miss
katherine Moore and o plano solo,
First Movement, SchIbert'sI Sonata
in A Minor by Miss Katherine
Beethoven OF the Normal school
of music.
The program was concluded
with a demonstration by Miss Vir.
glnia Gaskill head OF the Domestic
Science department OF the State
Normal school. Miss Gaskill dem
onstrated the mixing and frying
of Swedish Tlmbale cases.
Following the demonstration the
Homo Economics department serv.
ed a delicious lunch consisting Of
creamed chicken In tambale cases.
cottage cheese balls, hot rolls and
coffee, the members OF the depart
ment serving. The hostsses on the
occasion were present. and former
chairman Of the department.
Mrs. Avon J. Reynolds. chair.
man OF demonstration had charge
OF the demonstration feature iof
the program.
Mrs. Yost announced that the
Board OF Management had adopted
a membership card for the club by
which no member would be admit.
ted to the club excepting upon tho
presentation of their membership
card or by paying a fine OF fifty
cents which would be refunded up
on the presentation OF the Card at
another meeting. The plan was put
before the club and unanimously
adopted. The card together with
two membership cards admitting
two local women visitors a year
Will be given each member upon
payment OF dues.
The cooperat ionof the women In
a conference OF Y. W. G. A.
workers. to be held here on Janu-
ary "a and 2S was asked and ac-
ceoted by the club. At this time
women of National reputation in
the "Y" work will be hero for the
conference.
Mrs. Walter Barnes chairman of
the Salvation Army day nursery
committee asked for more assist.
ance in making clothes for the
babies of the day nursery stating
that there were eight bs. les there
without clothing end aslidf ifoH
funds and help also in making the
clothing. The women will meet at
the Y. W. G. A on Thursday for
the purpose OF making the gar.
ments.
The next meeting OF tho Music
department was announced for
Tuesday, January 81 to be held at
the home OF Mrs. T. W. Arnett on
Locust avenue with Miss Rather,
inc Betlzhoover as chairman.
Mrs. Myrtle Shaw Waddell an
nounced that the Zoaliner quar-.
tette would be unable to visit this
city this year and stated that a
similar attraction would be
brought here later in the season
as the second number Of the three
number course OF the Music de-
partment.
Several new names were receiy.
ed for membership.
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