The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-29
ManningtoaSosle
Woman,s cIub.

Ter asked the cooperation Of the
Woman's Club in the work being
planned by the district nurse, Miss
Charlotte Mason, during an ad
dress made at the club meeting
yesterday.
The women were especially ask
ed to lend their aid to Miss Mason
in the correct feeding OF under.
nourished children. 1t was pointed
out that not all the undernourisn-
cd school children are from families
of INDECENT parents, some of them
coming from the better class OF
homes. undernourishment, It was
said, might come from giving a
child the wrong Kind OF foods.
Mr.. Tabler declared the success
Of the local football team this year
has been due 20 the cooperate Il
lot the teachers, students, board Of
education, fathers and mothers oil
the city as we'll as the townspeoplc.
He asked that the mothers cooper.
aate wit hthe faculty and school as
they have with the football team.
Three classes OF pupils were re-
ported in the grades as being &C.
CELEBRATED, regular. and retarded.
Sixty-eight children In the first
grade, flfty.four in the second, and
many in the other grades are in
the retarded class. or behind in
their work, Mr.. Tabler said.
Mrs. 2. P. Conway, president OIL
the club, who presided at the meet
ing, read report from Mrs. D. C.
Tabler. chairman OF the committee
on tho distribution Of ChristmaS
seals. 1t is planned to dispose OF
$4,000 seals In .he district Ii posi-
BILE. Several new members wereI
admitted to the club during the1
business session.
The program, In charge OF Miss
Bessie Mockler, was on the subject
OF Domestic Art" and at the roll
call the members OF the art com
mittee replied with sketches and
names OF American artists.
Miss Theresa Ramsburg read a
very interesting paper, "The Story
Of Cotton and Linen" In which she
gavc a complete history OF cotton
and flax from the seed to the flu
ished product.
Mics Ruby LEVER, art teacher In
the high school, gave an instruc.
tive address on 1.-THE Progression
OF Art Through ihe Agesp't Follow.
ing this Miss, LeVier gave an ex.
hibit Of beautiful Chinese embroid-
cry, Philippine embroidery, aud
American hand.work.
Miss Mockler madeta short talk
on art, stating. that this Is termed
the mechanical age" and stated
that we are often called .mer.
eenary, money-making people mot
IN 'art.loYing' one"
The meeting yesterday was one
oe the most interesting ever, held
on the subject OF art by. the, local
club. The mex: meeting win bs
held December -.
Circle Entertained.
The members Of the Grace West
minister Circle were entertained at
tho home Of Miss Eugenia Vance
In Pleasant street Tuesday evening
An interesting business meeting
was held and plans were discussed
for the coming year. Several new
members were received into tn 4
circle. Dainty, refreshments were
served by ~ hostess at a lats
hour.
Tho guests were the Misses
Gladys Metz, Betty Leonard; Pearl
Floyd, Lillian Hurd, Mary Joe Mat.
thews, Mary Thomas, Reba Mari
and the hostess, Eugenla Vance.
Pleasant Party.
Mrs. James Huffman was hostess
TO number OF the younger people
at her home in Marshall street last
evening. Games and dancing were
the amusements and at a late hour
delicious refreshments were servei
blythe hostess.
Music Recital.
The members OF Miss Beryle
Stewards music class gave a de.
lightful piano recital at the Meth6.
dist Episcopal Church last evening
at which the following program
was rendered: 1s
Polonatse.. s....!........K rentzlin
Virginia Roberts, Emma Joe
Lough
The Skylark Mounts the Blue,
Blue Observation-Disclosures wartZ
Billy and Eleanor Mockler
May Basket Party. So. Emerson
Frances sturm
In May. ...,....,s....,...,. .Beh,
Meadow Waltz. Mills
Soldiers Marching !. ...... Wright
Frances Bowers
Three Little Chicks. ,.... BIlbro
In Joyland ....... ......... Kern
Drum and Trumpet. ........ Kern
Billy Mockler
Joyous Dance, e. |. ,Presser
The Cockoo. !. =. !. /. /. (. .Presssr
Eleanor Mocller Ks
Jolly Sailors. 4. I. /. /. Z. 4. :. Ketterer