The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-13
LOCAL SOCIAL En- IT'S
Birt,ihday Party

Birthday Party
Mrs. w. r.. Davis was hostess
last evening at her home in Spnnsj
street to number of young women
the affair having been arranged 10
celebrate the fourteenth b1rtnoay
anniversary OF her daughter, MISS
wilma Lee Davis. The party was
arranged as a surprise and the aP-
spointments were unusually attrac-
tive. Al large basket Of sweet peas
scentered the serving table, nom
which refreshments were served
and large birthday cake with
fourteen lighted candles added to
( the pretty effect. Spring flowers
were used about the interior Oh
the house.
In a!capdy contest, the prize was
won by Miss Dorothy Tut. Games
and music featured the evenings
Entertainment Mrs. Davis was as
sisted Ia serving by her daughters
Mrs. Edgar B. Hamilton and MIS-.
Roy jenkins. Those present were
the Misses Betty Tripp Martha Ho-
ward. dorothy Tut. Cora Fisher.
Marth. jenkins, Mildred st. Clair
t,IuIia Willis and Katherine Wills.
Enjoyablc Meeting.
/ VA Them onthly meeting OF the
board pf directors Of the - w, y.
A. wat held last evening at the
4..Yo building when dinner was
seryefIat 5 O'Clock. This was fol-
lowed by an interesting business
session. In addition to the mem
hers II the board present, there
were. number of visitors. A pro-
ssramlof an attractive nature was
carrieA out, the main features OF
swhfchltwere interesting reports OF
the n .tional biennial convention
Afeld recently at Hot Springs, ARK.
These reports were given oy MIS-
High F. Smith. Mrs. Fred Hel-
MEX and Miss Lucie N. Foro, the
Iatter the Y. W. c. A. secretary,
#all Of whom attended the sessions.
MRS. Helmick gave a general sur
svey q the convention. MIS-: smien
talked on 'sThe Responsibility OF
women for Peace while Miss
Fork talked concerning the Dust
ness of the convention. Reports
sof yari Gus committees were also
heard at the meeting, which was
considered an inspirational one.
To Mt. Lake Park.
Mr.! and Mrs. Larney P. Carr,
Who came here a couple of weeks
ago from Atlanta. Ga. where they
reside and who have been at their
,apartnents in Main street, are
leaving next week for Mt. Lake
Park Md. where they will spend
the sumner. DR.. and Mrs Logan
Carr, Ehe former brother OF L.
$P.. Cair and the father OF Dr. II.
h. Carr, landed today at San
Francisco, Cal, from a several
weeks visit to Honolulu. They
will arrive here early in June lot
a. visit with DIR. Carr and will
stfenfso to Mt. Lake Park for the
sumner.
To California.
Thetpersonnel of the party OF
Fairmenters who will visit Cali
fornia with the Rotarians is about
complete. ]. NJ. Hartley Will head
the lis of Rotarians who will go
to the. west, and others in the
party will be Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ
Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nc
Coy. Dr. and Mrs. w. r. Crane,
MRS. Florence Fleming and daugh-
ter Miss Flossie Fleming and the
Misses jeanette and Caroline
Bright. Several local people will
attend the convention OF the
Kiwanis to be held at Toronto,
among the number being DR.. and
MRS. L. D. Howard, who will mo-
and Mrs. Alfred Howard, the
iforme. brother of DR.. Howard
ARC and Ebert Kinkead will also
attend the convention from this
city.
Bulletins Issued
The Business and Professional
won ems Club of this city has is
sued bulletin No. 1 concerning the
second annual convention of the
state organization which will be
held III this city May 90 and 80, and
these bulletins have been sent to
the five hundred club members
:throughout the state. The bulletin
contain valuable information con-
corning the meeting. such as hotel
rates. trains, railroad fares and an
as to the program.
and has been prepared in a breezy
attractive style. The bulletin also
Contains announcements regarding
oL 1sA1 .. A>SAtA A~>A'N>
Forrest national president. and
Mrs Frank Mebane, both of whom,
Will address the convention on the.
evening OF Monday, May 80 The
following program is outlined in
the bulletin:
Monday
10 a. M Registration and bust
ness meeting.
-
tains visitors at luncheon.
1880 p. m.-Round table and re
ports Of officers
6 p. m.-Banquet-
s o. m.-Open meeting with Mrs.
Lena Lake Forrest and Mrs.
Frank Mebane.
$3.50 p. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
more eats.
Tuesday
a m. Business meeting;
on club DEVELOPMENT.