The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-05
Local s0OIAlI EkTs8

bYSsome Of the mem bers. The dance
Iaasted I'M til II O. clock. Many out
lfof31own guests were present for the
|holi day program, which was the
best held here in many years.
To r arrIsviile.
Prof. and Mrs. Otis G. WILSON
and son Guy are leaving the latter
part Of this week for HarTisyille,
w. Va, where they will spend Al
couple ofsweeks with tn e formers
son. Their son u Vance has been
there for some time.
Break Camp
"A party OF six young women
who@occupied Linn Hurst on the
Valley River for week broke
camp Sunday and returned to
their homes in this city. In the
party were the Misses Ruth .Mer-
rifield, Lena Hamilton. Lucie
,FV,d. May a ontgomery,': >lrsalss
SWestfall, Geral dine Eaneehas r.
At Camp Toraizel
Camp Toraize1 at Poplar Island
was a busy place over the Fourth
Of July with a party Of. about
L 20
Most OF the campers went to
Poplar Island Saturday afternoon
and remained until last evening.
The party included Mr. and Mrs.
Mitchell Mills and daughter. Betty
Mills, and the Misses Helen Shut
ellsworth, Olive Durham, Meredith
kline, Carrie Sumpter, Frances
McCray. Pauline Borgess., Bessie
Hunt Ruth Frances Morgan and
the latters guest, Miss Brantiy
Garter Of Cha than. Va; and the
Messrs. Orrin Bell, Hugh Fox
Estes Moore, Harry Watklns
Clyde Baker. Hal Ollie, Glen BAT
tiger, Goebe1 Harr. James Thomas.
Harold Jones, Hugh Jones, wayne
Wilson and Ching Bell
Family Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. BALDWIN ana
son Clifford Of Cleveland, Ohio,
were the honor guests at a delight
fully appointed dinner party, yes
terday at 1 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Baldwn's sister. Mrs. Clar#
ence Criss in Wood street. The
affair was arranged as a family re
union to honor Mr. and Mrs. Bald
win and son who are here visiting,
and was to have been held in the
open. The weather >of the day pre-
vented this, however, and the dim
tnel was held at the home Of Mrs:
3Criss Covers were laid fer twenty
six, and the guests included the
honor guests, the host and hostess
and family, George Cordrayi and
family Of Katy, T. u. Cordray and
family and Charles I. I. Cordray, all
of this city; Mrs. Criss, Mrs. Bald
win@and the Messrs. George Cor
5dray, T. Il. Cordrays and Charles ~
ECordray are bothers and sisters. -
sumptuous dinner was served, and
the afternoon was delightfully."-
spent.
AT ParKer's Park
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Jarvis Parker
entertained at their home, Par
ker's Park near+EBaxter, yester$'
day with a elightful Fourth of
July party. a picnic dinner was
\ a feature Of the entertainm ent,
and this was served beneath the
stunts of all kinds afforded enter
tainment for the guests. and later
in the evening fireworks were put
off. Those who enjoyed the hos
pitality Of the host and hostess.
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clay,
ton and sons, Carroll and Robert,
Mrs. James E. Boor and son
Charles, all of Fairmont; Howard
". Wadsworth of Morgantown, Mr..
and Mrs. C. o. Mcdowell and chill
gdren. Donald, Dorothy Martha and
Marion of High Lawns; Miss,
Jessie Hawkins and Miss Mabel
Nay of Rivesville, Willis Boore of
Grant Town, Mr. and Mrs. W. X.
Clayton and children. Mabel owe.
SCorinne, Marshall, jeanette and
Alberta; Mr.. and Mrs. 0. CO ones
and children, Nola, Clyde. Carroll
and Dorothy; Mr. and Mrs. Char-
les Toothman and children, Albert
5Corrine, William, Pau .Henry;
Jessie Ray, and Isabelle; Mr.. and
Mrs. H. X. Hill and children,
Hazel Lewis and Ralph; Mrs.
Anne Hill, Frank Clayton, Frank
Davis Miss Ruth Keefover, Vernon
Keefover and the host and hostess
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Jarvis Parker ana
children, Roland, Amos. John anu
Frank, all of near Baxter.
Weekend Party.
s Bachelors Rest, a pretty camp
on the Valley River, was the scene
of a delightful weekend outing.
Those composing the party went 20
the camp Saturday and remalned
there over the Fourth. In the party
were Mr.. aud Mrs. Earl Windsor,
the Misses Leona Hauck, Marjorie
Linn, Madge Debendarfer, Martha
Stanley and the Messrs. Harry
Leaf, Robert G. Smith, Bert Cous-
ms and Stewart L. Smith.
Summer Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Watkins, Mr.
and Mrs Jack Koon and daughter
Billie and Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Koon
will occupy their camp Wattykoons
onSPoplar Island In the Valley RiV-
er this week and will spend the re-
m inflar of the sum m er there.