The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-10
ILOCA SOCIAL EsslE N=TST

7. Mrs Wtl11amsCornell, MfS.5 IAUuS1l
weaver, Mrs. John Pryor: Mrs.
+ Glenn Stewart, Mrs. Melvin Moore
Mrs. Clay F'ullenT MIS-. FRANK
Miller. Mrs Tom Weaver. M IS
Heath Jones' Mrs. Charles Lee.
Mrs. David Levy. Mrs Harry Bice.
Mrs. Ebon Williams. Mrs. clyde
SatterfeId. AIRS. Howard Fleming,
Mrs. Joshua Brummage, Mrs. Lee
N. SatterfeId, Miss Sue Satter-
field Mrs. Charles Anderson. MIS-
Charles .Shupp, Mrs. Ashby Man
81 ley, Mrs. Guy Lipscomb. Mrs. w
K Evans, Helen Manley, villa
yanGilder, Anthem Walls: Jen
nings Moore, Lyndon Mccoy,
Glenn Satterfeld, Louise Stewart.
MARY Susan Satterfie ED, Robert B.
Weaver, June Williams, Estner
Miller. William Cornan and the
Rev. Ashby Manley-
Gives Luncheon
m,s, John c: Burchinal was hos
charming appointed luncheon to
honor Miss Marie Joyce of Grafton.
who Is the guest Of Miss Anna
ReIle Burns, at her home on Wat
son avenue. a basket of garden
flowers centered the serving table.
Out-of.town guests included MISS
M,Liss Dunn OF Pittsburgh, the
guest of Miss Pauline Arkwrignt
To Entertain Club
Mrs. Walter Moore will enter
tain the Needleworkers Cub TO
morrow evening at her home on
Maryland avenue. Z
Weiner Roas.
Hope Temple No. II. Pythian Sis
tiers. will hold weiner roast at
Crawford's Grove at Watson on to,
morrow evening. All members
have ben invited.
a Success .
The lawn fete given by the Rob
ert E. Lee Chapter Of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy t
"Yeardley," the beautiful home OF
Mr.. and Mrs c. L. Shaver, last
evening was a success from start
to finish and nice sum OF money
will be realized by the organization
VIII ich will be used to defray the
expenses incident to bringing the
state convention of the U. d. c.:
to this city next MONTH The spaci-
Gus lawns and gardens of d.
lew were beautified by Japanese
lanterns ana by attractive booths
and fortune telling tents arranged
about the lawn The serving ia b.
les were attractively decorated With
baskets of garden flowers. The
spacious lawn. shrubbery and
flower gardens of "Yeardley" form
ed beautiful background for the
affair and hundreds of members OF
the chapter and their friends as
sembled and spent delightful
evening An old.fashioned. dance
was staged on the yerendah and
in the carriage house, while the
younger set danced the more mod
ern dances. The fete had been
postponed from the night previous
owing to. the rain, But, the weather
Conditions last night rpoved ideal
The committee in charge, compos-
ed of the following deserves great
praise for the success of the fete:
Mrs. Emory F. Mckinney, chair
man; refreshments. Mrs Sydney
Bartlett; feature, Mrs. John Hen
,
candy, Mrs. R. NJ. Hite; press Mrs.
James E. Smith.
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To Meet.
The Woman's Home and For
eign Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church will meet at
O'Clock Friday afternoon at Loop
Park. The Little Light Bearers
and the beginners department
will be guests of the organization
on this occasion. The meetin g
will be in charge of Mrs. A. w.
Patton's group. All the women
of the society and Of the church
have been invited to be present.
In case of rain, the meeting will
be held in the church
Given Surprise.
Miss Ernie M. Hicks. who is