The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-26
'I-OCAAI SOCIAI EVENTS
Monday Club

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Monday Club
The members of the Monday
Club were delight fully entertained
on Monday evening by Miss Susan
Maxwell Moore at her home at the
5Woman's Dormitory.
The meeting was termed sun
set party AT the close OF pleas
ant program OF informal entertain
ment. delicious luncheon was
served.
In addition to the members Of
the club. those present were Mrs.
Frank Butler Trotter. Miss Nellie
DonIey and Miss Elizabeth Hunt
fof Cleveland, Ohio.-MorgantoWn
EDomtnton.
IN Society Entertained.
The division leaders and Of
fcers OF the Foreign Missionary
gSociety of the First Methodist
Eptscopal Church were delightful
1ySentertained last evening at the
and Mrs. j. l.. Hall on
Gaston avenue. The affair was
sarranged by Mrs. ]. 3. Minors d.
YistonEof the society. An interest
fing program consisting OF talks
byss Mrs. r. NJ. Hite, president OF
s.the society. and Mrs. J. M. Alt
n man was carried out. Other IN
teteresting features included negro
5ialect story beautifully read by
James E. Smith and reel
by Miss Ruth Wyckoff- The
was pretty in its decora-
Hof garden flowers and green
fThe mite boxes were opened
and disclosed quite a nice sum OF
money, which will be used for
smissionary purposes. Approx
mately seventy-fiye guests were
sAentertained.
Bridge Club
Mrs. Harry Heintzelman IS ell
Entertaining the Wednesday Bridge
Club this afternoon at the Heint-
zeIman home on Benon1 avenue.
gseyeraI tables were in play and
S@chon was served.
To Hold Social
The Ladies Aid Society of the
dahfted Brethren Church will hold
M Siee cream social on the church
&Iawn O.. Fairfax street. In case OF
Grain, the social will be held in the
church.
Tournament Tomorrow
The regular ladies' golf tourna.
ment will be played tomorrow
morning on the Country Club golf
1inks. Playing will begin at $3.50
5000 for the luncheon. Quite
anumber will participate in the play
sins:
n; Will Meet
There will be a meeting of the
Fairmont Legion Auxiliary at
so,clock tomorrow evening An in
Gteresting program will be carried
sout, which will include reports
fro mthe recent convention held at
Grafton, which was attended by
slarge number Of local women.
~ Return Home
City superintendent of Schools
L2tis G. Wilson and Mrs. Wilson
Nhve returned from a visit of two
Sa}eeks with the formers parents
1t Harrisville. Their sons. Guy
and Vance remained there and
8wtlGnot return until school opens
this fall.
Dance Last Evening
Miss Louise Kisner entertained
number of friends last evening
6 at asweiner roast and dance at
Jolllfff's Grove on the Warrington
street car line. The party mo-
t1Eed there and spent the evening
II "a delightful manner. Mr.. and
airs. w. H. Shinn chaperoned the
party. ..-..>.-.-e
TIJl.s tn Donce
The local lodge of Elks will
dance at Rayine Park tomorrow
keyening to music furnished by
SsYerke's Happy Six Orchestra. The
guests will include the Elks, their
Aladies and out of town guests IN
the city.
Moving Away
MIR. and Mrs Andrew Henry
Kwill move in the near future to
|SHarrison County, where the for
@mer has accepted position with
s8the Lambert Coal Co. Mr.. Henry
his duties there, but
EH4SFi1l not take up their resi-
gNohS4 permanently until a house
(Ecan be built. The Lambert Coal
Co. holdings are in Harrison
County near Bridgeport and Gras-
sell.