The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-14
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4 Had Party
Mss Mary Fortney was hostess
ast eYaning at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell Fortney
On the Colfax Road, at a delight
tnl party. A party Of
tFmont young people liked to
me Fortney home where they
found a number Of people gather
"a from nearby points. The even
ING was spent with square dancing
and With games and delicious re-
1reshmentB were served. the
guests numbered about one hun
dred. The Fairmonters liked
back u. this city at a late hour.
IL To Open Shop
The Florence Shop" will be
opened tomorrow In the Masonic
Temple with Miss Florence Caven-
ger as the proprietreEs. The Flor
ense Shop occupies two rooms.
Cards have been issued announc-
Ing the opening Of the shop which
VIII cater to the needs and wants
otsthewomen and girls OF the city.
Campers Returning.
a number of Fairmont families
Who had spent the summer at
camps along the Valley River have
returned here for the season, sew
efal Of whom expect to spend week
ends, however, at their camps. A
number Of families came in earlier
than usual on account Of the
schools opening. Among those who
&re at their homes In this city are
M and Mrs. e. F. Henderson, Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Sample, ]. s. Nor.
rs, ]. Clyde Morris and family, and
M. and Mrs. Alex Riheldafier. Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce Fanus have return.
ed here, but will spend this week
end at the camp. DR.. c. H. He'll
md family will remain at Blde.a-
Wee for some time longer as will
Nj. and Mrs. W. E. Johnston.
To Entertain Choir.
The Rev. and Mrs. W. D. King,
the Rev. and Mrs. w. D. Reed and
pE and Mrs. E. w. Howard will en-.
tertain the choir OF the First Meth.
pdist Episcopal Church this evening
q the church camp on the Valley
kYer. The choir members and
\fhsir husbands and wives and sew
raj others of the congregation will
90 70 the camp, leaving here In the
'stternoon, where they will enjoy
river sports and later a picnic din.
ner and will return here late this
evening.
w To School
'Iefhe next few weeks will witness
an exodus of school boys and girls
rom this city to colleges and
schools at various places. Quite
number will again enter the univer.
sity at Morgantown and among the
number will be Miss Dorothy Nc.
Kay Of Watson avenue, and Harry
Watkins. Joseph Greer will re.en.
yer the w, ". u. as will others
tfom this city. Miss Mary Mason
,Heimick will enter the National
cathedral School at Washington
Sarly in October and the Misses
Doris and Maxine Jenkins and
tss Martha Dickerson will attend
Vernon Seminary In Washing.
b. Miss Doris jenkins has been a
ftdent there for two years and the
her two young ladies' enter for
ne first year. Miss Marjorie Haas
sill re-enter the Maryland College
Tor women at Lutherville, Md. Miss
Katherine Smith will enter the
West Virginia University and Miss
Margaret Smith will return to Will
sou College at Chambersburg, Pa.
m Rock has already gone to
ate College, Pa, where he enter.
upon his second year at Penn
ate College. Miss Ruth Eddy has
uttered Broaddus College at Phil
ppi, Miss Florence Dowden Is,
Saving next week for Yale Col
&c to re-enter and Miss Charlotte
1ssell will enter Stuart Hall at
staunton, Va. Miss Gladys Sturm,
MISS jeETuue hChluueyt MISS
Sfary Smith and Miss Dorothy
,sher are all at Mt. De Chantel
Wheeling, Miss Katherine
bore will attend the West vir-
MIA University. Four Fairmont
lung men are at Culver, Ind,
imely Robert Morris, Fritz Con.
n, Norman Mumford and vii.
liam Riheldaffer.
From Abroad
Miss Marjorie Ruth Ross Of
Winfield, who had been touring
abroad with her aunt, Miss Olive
ROSS, and party of friends from
Nashville, Tenn. landed In Qubec
bh Monday and went from there
tk Nashville where she will teach
tti college. Miss Ross, who is
4 daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
kM Ross OF Winfield, visited her
parents hero previous to going
abroad.
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