The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-15
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sto Mt. Lake Park, Nv here they, 4
spent the week end

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Is Mt. Lake Park where they
spent the week end $553s 5sA.5
To Have Picnic.
The SUNDAY school class Of the
M. p. Temple OF which IRIS.
'nold its annual picnic on W. dnes-
day evening OF this weeK:8A truck
viii leave the NJ Pc Temple at
SIS and will convey the picknic
}ers TO some desira BILE spot where
they viii spend thearemaind'er OF.
the evening. ..s
HavesGnest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks S. SHutch-55
inson have as their guest at their
home on Fairmont avenue, Miss,
Florence Myers Of Bittsburgh
Guests Here.
The Rev and Mrs c. r. Good
win OF Huntington. the former
the pastor Of the First M. E.
Church at Huntington and for.
.mer pastor of the First NJ e.
Church of this city, with their lit
tie son, Claude, Jr., are spending
a few days in this city as guests
of Mr. and Mrs. r. j. Smith at
their home on Benoni avenue.
They are en- route from Buckha m
non. where they attended the as
sem bly,, to Morgantown TO visit
rela tiyes.
second Bridge.
With Miss Laura Gilpin of
Baltimore and Mrs. John NJ
Wolfe or Philad elphia as the
guests OF honor, Mrs. Bryson
tucker and Miss Carol Powell
are entertaining this afternoon at
a prettily appointed bridge at the
home Of Mrs Tucker on Castor
avenue.
Ten tables are being used in
playing, and garden flowers were
pretti1y used in the decoratio ns.
Mrs. Tucker and Miss Powell en-.
tertained yesterday with a bridge
party to honor Miss Gilpin and
Mrs Wolfe. Other out-of-toWn
guests entertained were Mrs.
Frank Hutchinson Of Logan, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Hucth-
inson, and Miss Betty Murray Of
Pittsburgh, the guest of Miss Mary
Moulds Hurst. Mrs. Wolfe is
visiting her parents, Judge and
Mrs. w. S: Raymond, and Miss
Gilpin is the guest of Miss Powell
at her home on CASTOR avenue
Pretty Affair.
The Misses Louise Burns and
Lucille Fisher were hostesses at
charmingly appointed bridge this
morning at the home of the for
lner on Locust avenue to honor
Miss Irma Richardson Of Ian
Louise Rock, and Miss Eleanor
Evans of Delta, Pa, the guest Of
Miss Ruth Spedden. The tables
were pretti1y conferred with gar
den flowers, and lunch was
served. Six tables We're used in
playingS Miss Marie Joyce of
Grafton. the guest of Miss Anna
belle Burns, was a guest from
out-of-town present.
Bridge Last Evening
Twelve tables were in play last
evening at the weekly bridg toul
nament held at the Country Club
The Misses Mary Margaret Tai
bott and Ruth Phillips were host
esses of the evening. =
n
To Entertain Society
Mrs. Robert Talbot will enter
tain the Ladies' Aid Society of
ST. Peters Catholic Church
Thursday OF this week at her sum
mer camp on the Valley River.
The guests will go on the train to
Antioch.
ia..lsr
A rare treat will be afforded
those who attend the inaugural
pipe organ recital to be g|ren at
the Southern Methodist Episcopal
Church at s o'clock Friday even
ing. The organist on this occas-
ion will be Sutherland Dwight
Smith, a master Of the pipe organ,
said OF be one of the most bril-
liant performers on the music cal
endar today. A, program OF arts
tic arrangement will be rendered
by Mr. Smith, and another feat
ure which will be interesting Will
be two groups Of songs BY Jack ~
Abbott, local baritone, who Will
be accompanied by Mrs. Florence
Clayton Durham.
The following program Will pc
rendered.:
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Epithalame. MacMasters USED.
(a) Prelude Opus, % No. %,
Chopin Gs10-1&51)
Is Berceuse. GODDARD (1s4s-
1852
vocal-(a) Gloria, Buzzi-Peccia-
(b)s Pilgrim Song, Tchaikowsky.
JACK v. ABBOTT
Florence Clayton Durham Ac-
companist.
Wedding Music, Buck (1sse-
(a} Chant D Amour Gillette
1871
(b) canzone Amorosa. Sevsn
(1862-1S9D @ &s3 As
q Rondo D'Armour. wester-
hovt (1S6s--)
March Religieuse - Guilnan' It
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