The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-24
8.OCAlI SOCIAAI e lE.lNTS.
SVVeddina Breakfast


Weddina Breakfast 81
frs Elmer Russell and her sis
fer, Miss Pearl Sturm, were hos
Sasssses this morning alta breakfast
of Charming appointments, Wnlcn
4 honored s1heir niece, formerly MISS;
i Mildred Sturm OF Clarksburg, whose
u1aTrfage John Otto Brown, Jr-.
8sofGsPhifade1phia was an event or
ssShis week at Buckhannon- Mr. ana
,3IrS. Brown are en- route to Pn1la-
Adelphia and stoppe on here 1or
brief visit. Their marriage unites
families prominent In the days
ssoSSthe Revolution. Mr.. Brown is a
S4menber OF the Sons of the Revolu-
5sstfon. while his bride is a member
Ssof the Daughters of the American
ReyoIut ton She il "a daughter or
8 Mr.. and sMrs.8L T. Sturm OF HaF-
@Eison County, the formers proml-
sfnents9coals operator of that county.
n MIR. Brown is a son of John Q.
Brown of Philadelphia. They arel
Weaving today for a wedding jour
ley TO philadelphia and other east
5srn5 cities Garden flowers center
Asdsgthe serving table this morning,
;atsWhtchf seated twelve guests.
Swimming Party
IA crowd Of local young people
senjoyed a swimming party last
eVenfng at which is
Ssi&Nated between Benton's Ferry
sSsasF ia Antioch on the Valley River.
Fsife party went to the camp
aboard the Emily, leaving here
at 30 and returned home at 10
osclock Composing the party
were Genevieve Carpenter, Irene
5AE fncent, Kathleen 4Schaffer, Julia
White Of C1arksburg, Goldie Hol-
Rousch Flossie Cramer Olive Dun
h ham, Frances McCray, Edna
McBee of Morgantown, Mendel
Sharp, James Knight. John
T.raugh, James Carpenter, Her
N aIlSWallman, "Mooch'' Tucker,
aroIdsE ones, Harry Higginboth-
an, Bernard Fleming. Robert
Smith and James Sloan.
At Fort Hill
Miss Mary Watson, who is a
Sstudent at Miss Madeira's School
FLOR Girls in ashington, D. c., re-
}Eturned here yesterday to spend
II the|summer with her parents, Mr..
sssssand Mrs. James o. Watson, at
i Ffori.t Hill. Miss Watson remained
Y; IN Washington to do some extra
work f GLOWING the close of
school.
Has Guest
Miss Amelia Bennett has as her
guest at her home on Locust av-
lSsnueS Miss Gladys Huss of Saginaw
ssss Mich.
Harris-Roberts
m The marriage of Miss Margaret
!#CIara Roberts and Ernest Mullen
CHARTS; both Of Morgantown, will
Esbes sol emnized next Wednesday
/ morning att o'clock in the newly
home of the couple at
1922 Jefferson street, Morgantown.
miss Roberts is a daughter OF w.
Roberts Of 138 King street,
sIorgantown, and is a sister of
mrs. r.. S. Reid of this city. She,
sSSS Is Is graduate of Niorgantown High
4 schoolS and was graduated from
7fsWest Virginia University in 1913.
Las year she taught English and
ssFtrenchS in the Lost Creek High
sschool. Mr.. Harris is a son of
M. Harris and was gradu-
ated from the University in 1918
Mr.. Harris is one of the proprie-
tors Of the City Pharmacy at, Nor
gantown.
ter a wedding journey to
points in the southern part of the
state, they will return to Morgan
town and reside at 322 Jefferson
street, South Park, which has been
furnished for their reception. Mrs
Reid and brother Charles of this
city3SwilI attend the marriage
Entertaining Guests
Mr.. " and Mrs. u. H. Beckman
ave as their guests at their home
ssgr p,inaSFairnont avenue, their nieces.
he Misses Virginia and Katherine
wolfe of Elkins. Miss Margaret
fIarding of Bluefield, w Va, and
Sc MISS Gladys Yokum., also of Elk
SSs:fns Miss Virginia Wolfe is return
from Westerville, Ohio, where
she was student at Otterbeln
college. Her sister. Miss Rather
iina attended the Elkins High
sSchool =. Miss Yokum is returning
ss,sSse from iWeIlston, Ohio where
4 !d$ been teaching school. Miss
i ing was a resident of this
s. for some time, having been
late from the Fairmont State
nal School.
Summit Dance.
seph McDermott, Jr., will en-
ID with a dinner dance at the
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