The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-26
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Studio Opens.

Studio Opens.
Miss Katherine Beltzhoover, In
strnctor in piano at tho Falrmont
State Normal School, has opened
her studio. She will teach plano,
organ and will also give lessons in
theory. Miss Beltzhoover will
also receive pupils from the city
and county who are not enrolled
as students at the Normal School.
70 West Baden.
Miss A. Ruth Kelley is leaving
tomorrow for West Baden, Ind,
where she will attend a club
meeting of the New York Life In
sutanee Co., of which she is a
representative here. The repre-
sentatives will be the guests OF
the company at the West Baden
Springs Hotel. Miss Kelley will
also visit at other points before
returning here.
Reception Tonight
A brilliant reception will be
held this evening at the Fairmont
Country Club, when the Robert E.
Lee Chapter Of the United Daugh-
tiers Of the Confederacy will enter
tain In honor OF the visitors hero
stor the state meeting Of the U.
"; @. The receiving hours will
be from $3.50 on and the visitors
and immediate friends will be the
guests. Mrs. Edwin Robinson IL
mead Of the entertainment COM
mittee and Is in charge Of the re-
leepaon which promises TO be a
most enjoyable affair.
In the receiving line will be the
state officers, officers OF the local
chapter and several others. Tho
club house will be decorated In
the colors of the organization,
with garden flowers and ferns.
The llostesses will be assisted IA
entertaining by daughters OF
Daughters OF the Confederacy.
who Will act as pages during tho
convection. They will he Mrs.
Bernard Watson Annette, Mrs.
William F. Mahon, Mrs. Gerald
Mccarthy and the Misses Jean BIZ
hngBlea, Isabel Mckinney, Mild
red and Martha Raymond, Ruth
and Helen Mcmillan, Louise John
son Sue Russell and Mozelle John
pom. An orchestra will furnish
3tnusic during the evening.
III
Return From West.
Mrs. Harvey Shain and daughter,
Miss Lucille, returned last evening
from an extended tour OF the West.
They visited at Denver, Colo, and
Los Angeles, CAL, and toured
through Yellowstone Park. For
the past several weeks they had
been at Lake Louise and BannfI
Springs, Canada. They were alb,
sent for more than two months.
To Meet.
The, City Missionary Union will
lss yet $3.50 tomorrow at the Y
To the East
The Misses Florence and Laura
Lee Hutchinson left Sunday for
New York where they are visiting
friends. Next week Miss Laura
Lee viii go to Philadelphia where
she VIII enter Walnut Lane Sem.
inary for the term. Miss Florence
Hutchinson will remain in the East
for q longer stay.
Motor to Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mccoy, Dr..
and Mrs. w. R. Crane, the Misses
Jeanette and Caroline Bright and
Charles Mcdonald motored in the
Mccoy touring car on Sunday to
Pittsburgh where they were Joined
BY Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Monroe and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Parker, who
motofed with them to Little Wash.
tngton. Pa, where they were guests
Iof Mr. and Mrs. Christman. All
We're members of the Rotary party,
which recently took the trip to
California in a special car, and the
affair OF Sunday was in the nature
OF q reunion.
For Mrs. Heron
Complimentary to Mrs. Robert
". Heron of this city who with
Mr.. Heron Is leaving this city
the Halter part Of the week for
Brownsville, where they will re-
side the members Of the Sunday
School class Of which Mrs Her.
ron Is teacher, gave her delight
full surprise party last evening in
the social rooms OF the church.
Mrs Heron had been invited to
gofto the picture show by friend
and was taken to the church In
stead on an errand. When the
I$hts were flashed on, the mem.
erss OF the class were found
awaiting the honor guest. Games
and music featured the evenings
entertainment, and refreshments
we're served. Nineteen were pres,
emit The affair was arranged by
Mrs, William seabolt aud Mrs.
As 2. oldroyd:
Mrs. Mahon to Entertain
Mrs. William F. Mahon will en-.
tartain the members Of the Wed.
nssday Bridge Club at a bridge
acheon at 1880 tomorrow at the