The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-27
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Has Guest
MSss Doris Hal H who is IA stu
ieGt. II Sul1ens College at Bristol,
a1rtyed here this morning 10
4spfnd the summer with her parents
ss7sMra and MISC Richard Hall, at
n their home on Walnut avenue. Miss
Hal was accompanied home by a
schoolmate, Miss Katherine FAUX
nerSofS Asheyille, n. G. who Is her
guest
TO Render Program
VA splendid musical program wiz
be rend cred tomorrow morning al
the First Presbyterian Church IN
connection with the annual baccal-
laureate sermon to be preached
byRev. Charles Baird Mitchell TO
sthe graduating class of the FalE-
mont High School Mrs Z. =.
s Church, the chorister and orsanlst,
will be in charge OF the program
e which ill consist of the organ pre-
ss Jude Manke De Fete," by MRS.
Church, duet Lord, Aeme 1na De.
III e,.. sung by Mrs. Forrest rank
SKI hansen and Mrs. Leo s. Benedict, a
quartet ere deum," Schilling, and
\ q solo by Jack V. Abbott. The ser.
d vice will begin at 10:45 O'Clock.
Leaving Monday.
Local people who will compose
the F'airmont contingent whlch
will go with the Rotarians to Los
Angeles. Cal, will leave mere on
38 M onday. In the party. VIII pc >.
NJ. Hartley, who will visit ms son,
SCsarney Hartley and family at
Ftv-1,. II vi o.
the party yin the West, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Jacobs, DR.. and Mrs.
skWE9R. Crane, Mr.. and Mrs Ernest
ssSMcCoy, Mrs. T. w. Fleming and
Miss Flossie. and the
Swiisse Jesanette and Caroline
4 right.
81 school Outing.
:sf53 The completing class OF the
Bernard L. Butcher School Sheid
most enjoyable outing yesterday
AFTERNOON and evening at the
home Of Miss Harriet Marie Hoge
Ion Cleveland avenue. The boys
and girls went to the Hoge bunga-
:S3fow where they ate supper on the
lawn and afterward enjoyed
games of various kinds. The
quests went to the Hoge home as
soon as school was out III the ait
ernoon and spent the remainder
s$of #the evening there. Mrs. p M
af4oEe%and Mrs. T. E. Eng1e cna2er-
oned the crowd
Elks VIII Dance.
The Elks will dance at Ravlne
Park next Thursday evening to
music furnished by Mack's Orches-
ss a. Dancing will begin at and
continue until IL. Elks will be
permitted to bring guests on this
Secession, and delightful even
ing is planned for those who at
tend -Ets
Glass VIII Meet
ss Florence Kinney Bible
Glass will meet Monday afternoon
at3s3O O'Clock at the home of
Mrs c.. w. Waddcll at 725 Cole
Imam avenue.
Juniors Entertain
1.-THE junior class of the Fair
sgmont State Normal School enter
aimed the senior classes last even
lin at one of the prett1est social
affairs ever held at the Normal
i school The affair was held in the
gym asfum, which was deliberately
decorated in garden and wood
sssf lowers and in the. normal and
class colors,a gold and purple and
ssWhite and yellow Mack's Orches-
tra furnished music for the recepS
ion, following which dancing was
Sindulged in for several hours.
81 To Alliance
NIrs.@M arshall E. Fleming and
sctildren, Janice and Mildred, left
few days ago for Alliance, Ohio,
X ~ here they joined Mr.. Fleming
and where they will reside. Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Fleming and SON
IN in-Iaws and daughter, Mr.. andaMrs.
II ERNEST Kahn, and Tom Fleming
have9also gone to Alliance where
5theyswtll reside, having gone there
several weeks ago.
NIorgantown Reception
.s sssss "a s a. brilliant conclusion to the
ss musical events of the week came
fhe4reception given last night by
and Mrs Samuel Fuller Glass
scoc to meet Madame Margaret
sIatzenauer and Georges Fause
& no appeared in concert in Com
mencenlent Hall earlier in the
sevening Several hundred guests
~ are received in the auditorium OF
;%the NJ asonic Temple which was
int a bower oil beau
sti fuI fowers,$ roses and peonies
lsspred ating.
nj the receiving line We're Mr.
and Mrs Glasscock, Madame Met
zenauer. Mr.. Vause, Judge and
sis$N C. b. Ollie, Miss katherine
sBelthoover. Fairmont, Mrs. Wait
N an Barbe, Mrs. James r. More
land, j udge$ and Mrs: J. G. Lazzelle
33SSNfr.@ and Mrs. William j. Snee,
Director and Mrs Louis Black,
Miss Lydie irene Hinkel, Miss
Martha Boughner, Miss Flora Ray
Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Oppenheimer DR.. and Mrs. Samuel
E NJ orris-N1organtown Post.
gts7 s -
III For MAY Festival