The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-11
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enade BRIDE ana Bridegroom
ie teachers Of the Thomas c.
Ter school surprised Mr.. and
venton Riggs Thursday eve.
SRhen they assembled at their
on Maple avenue and gave
q Q serenade. Following the
made the guests went into the
egand presented Mr.. and Mrs.
with a beautiful silver bask-
During the evening refresh.
Is were served.
20. Riggs was formerly Miss
Hawkins, and she was a teach.
the Miller School previous 70
marriage. They are residing at
ihome OF Mrs. Riggs parents.
and Mrs. Marshall Hawkins,
iaple avenue.
10 Entertain Teachers
les Eva Brand, a teacher in the
mas g. Miller School will en-.
lain the teachers of the school
eyening at her home on
Gland avenue.
80
TO Montgomery
III, o: p Hutchinson OF Sonnen.
81 IS leaving Monday for Mont
berry, where she will attend the
iage Of her son, Harold Hutch.
and Miss Margaret Owens,
~ will be solenuized next
trsday at the Presbyterian
1rch in that city. Mrs. Hutchin.
ill be Joined there for the
ING by Mr.. Hutchinson, who
at Battle Creek. Mich, and
members Of the family. Paul
nson, who Is a student at
Ntll attend his brother as best
h while Robert Hutchinson OF
& city will be an usher. James
tchinson, another brother, who
student at Peddie Institute at
,Dwnl N. J., will go to Mont.
Y for the wedding. Mr.. and
Brooks Hutchinson OF Fair.
ayenue will leave Wednesday
bntgomery, and Mr.. and Mrs.
nd Lee Hutchinson OF Clncln.
Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
tchinson Of Logan will also at.
the marriage. Miss Florence
Crimson a cousin Of Mr.. Hutch.
1n, viii also be a guest. DR..
ord Bell Of this city will also
an usher at the wedding. Fol-
gtng the marriage and reception,
Hutchinson and his bride viii
on an eastern welding Jour.
nnd will take In the Army and
football game. They will
nably come here for a visit at
fnnencrott before returning to
|ontsomsTy.
To Meet
pine y. N. Black Glass Of the
kesbyterian Church will hold its
|onthly meeting and supper at the
|clal rooms OF the church Monday
iening at 5:45 O'Clock.
Had Guests
I! and Mrs. John A. Clark had
their guests at their home on
ston avenue this week, Mrs. E.
Jones OF Birmingham, Ala, and
". E!T. Blair Of Pittsburgh.
p
Pittsburgh Guest
Mrs. James Carey of Pittsburgh
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Smith at their home on Locust
Tuesday Bridge
',>1rs. Brooks Fleming, Jr., will be
istess TO the Tuesday Bridge
Tuesday at her home on Fair
avenue.
Charleston Event.
iyernor and Mrs. E. F. Morgan
tained yesterday evening in
1ot Of NJ. and Nine. Danlos OF
iris, France, who have been visit.
& Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ruffner
d are now the guests Of Mrs. Gus
timer =. Charleston Gazette.
Club Friday
he program of the general
ling OF the Womans' Club to
ield at 3 O'clock Friday after
d will be In Vcharge Of the
tic department of the club, uf
och James Hooten Thomas Is
q chairman. A program will re
hdered, the feature OF which
IN be groups of songs by Clyde
kett, baritone, and Mrs. Bruce
tiey, soprano. Other numbers
fi1l be introduced, and the pro-
lam promises to be exceptionally
erestin. a chorus selected
sm the members Of tho club Will
81 render several selections.
rs Sidney Reynolds, vice chair
IAN Of the hostess committee for
ae month4ot November, VIII be in
barge OF this part of the pro-
ram In the absence of Mrs. Hut
hfnson, who win be out OF the
She will be assisted by
Maragret ]. Leatham, Mrs.
B, Marshall, Mrs. Hazel Hood
ris, Mrs. a. W. Patton, Mrs.
nix Richie, Mrs. A. W. Sterling
.dlMrs! "A. D. Simon. The meet
s viii be held at the Masonic
Dinner Party
mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hamilton en-
tained IA few friends at dinner
fty last evening at their home
Fairmont avenue. The guests
nbered sixteen.
To Land Tomorrow
Kemble White. left yesterday
New York City, where he will
het Mira White. who lands In