The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-19
o. a. 3. MeetIna

o. A. r. Meeting
Mrs. E. Carl Frame was hostess
yesterday afternoon at her home
on Man street to the members o.
the William Raymond Chapter OF
the Daughters Of the American Re-
yolutlon. An interesting program
was carried out, the features Of
which were reports from the state
convention held recently at
Clarksburg by Mrs. Paul Hamil-
ton, Mrs. w. H. Conway, Mrs.
George DeBolt, Mrs. Ernest Hut
ton and Miss Rachel Snyder Of
Shepherlstown, W. Va. a guest
in the city. who is chairman of the
library committee OF the. state or.
ganlzation. A paper on the subject,
"The British Fleet In the Amer-
lean Revolution" by Mrs. Joseph
Lehman, solos by Mrs. Bruce
Bailey and a plano selection by
Miss Hazel Book. who also accom-.
panied Mrs. Bailey, were other
features. Mrs. Bailey sang
"Homing," by Del Riego, and re-
sponded to an encore by sing.na
winds OF the South" by Scott.
Miss Book played Paderewski's
Mlnuet. Miss Mary Hartley Greer
was made secretary Of the chapter
to succeed Miss Callle Frey, whose
marriage yesterday takes her away
from this city TO reside.
Following the program. tea was
served, with Mrs. Samuel D.
Brady, regent OF the chapter, pour.
ing The tea table was centered
with red and white roses with blue
candles n silver candle sticks.
Guests OF the chapter for the at
ternoon were Mrs. Thomas g.
Miller, a member OF the Shepherds.
town chapter, and Miss Rachel
Snyder, also OF Shepherdstown,
the guest Of Miss Mary Hartley
Greer. Those present were Mrs,
Bruce Bailey. Mrs. Glenn Barnes
Miss Blanche Barnes. Miss kath'
crime Beltzhoover, Mrs. w. t.
Black, Mrs. s. D. Brady. Mrs.
Carrie Carpenter, Mrs. w: II.
Conway, Mrs. Rollo Conley, Ms.
George DeBolt, Mrs. Samuel II.
Dlemer, Mrs. Glenn Greer. Miss
Mary Hartley Greer. Mrs. Paul
Hamilton, Mrs. Lawrence Hennen,
Mrs. c. L. Holland, Mrs. Ernest
Hutton, Mrs. H. r.. Johnston,
Mrs. Joseph Lehman, Mrs. Halle
Mccoy, Miss Mary Louise SN1o.7.
Mrs. K. A. Rock, Mrs. Ira IL
Smith Mrs. Herschel Rose, Mrs.
Pearl Reed Wise and Mrs. 3. u
The chapter year book was dis
tr.buted at the meeting. The next
melting will be held on NovsNier
| Is at the home OF Mrs. Z. +.
Hartley ON Fairmont avenue, with
Mrs. Hartley and Mrs. George De-
Bolt as hostesses.
Class Dinner.
The O. ]. Fleming Sunday School
Glass Of the First NJ. E. Church en-
loved a covered dish supper last
evening at the church parlors. The
dinner was served at 6 o'clock. ana
large number was present. me
guests we're seated at long tables,
which we're decorated with fall
flowers, and an excellent menu was
served, with covers laid for fifty
six At the conclusion Of the din
ner, the guests attended the mid
week prayer service in a body.
Guest Leaves.
Mrs, Eunice Porter Perkins Of
Huntington, who was the guest OF
/ Mrs. H. c. Mckay, having come
here from Clarksburg, where she
attended the conference of the
Daughters OF the American Revo'
luton, has returned to her home.
To Meet.
The Temple Guild will meet al
l7:3O this evening at the home OF
the Misses Lena and Edith Hun
saker at 100 High street,
/ Oyster Slipper.
. The Mason Bible Glass OF the
United Brethren Church will hold
an oyster supper this evening al
! the church for the benefit Of the
class pledge to the church.
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To Meet
The Asher Business Girls Bible
Glass will meet this evening at the
Y. W. c. A. for its weekly supper
and Bible study. DR.. ]. C. Broom.
; field will conduct the lesson, aud
"a large attendance is expected. Sup
, per will be served at 5.45 o'clock.
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T, Football Dance.
/ Announcement was made yes
Iterday by a member Of the COM
mittee on arrangements that the
Washington and Lee-West Vir-
| gInia dance to be given on Satur-
! 6laY evening. will be held in the