The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-20
LOCAlI SOCIAI e us
Engagelmr,ent Announced

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VIZ sss Engagement Announced
The Pittsburgh Post of recent
date econtained the announcement
OF the engagement of Miss Lucille
Gregg, formerly of Morgantown.
which will be of interest to the
friends in this city of the bride-to-
be. Miss Gregg Is well known
here, having been the orsanist at
the First NJ. E. Church for some
time. The announcement follows.
5s2s Miss Lucille Chase Gregg OF
the East End announced her en-
}gagement to DR.. Louis G. Fulton
of the East End at luncheon
today at the Pittsburgh Field
Club. Covers were laid for TWEEN
stys and the appointments were IN
coral. pink and white. Corsage
bouquets of sweet peas formed the
scenterpiece. from which streamers
OF pink satin ribbons were drawn
to each guest. bearing cards con-
Staining the announcement. MISS
Gregg Is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ. Gregg. of Morgan
town, w. Va The wedding Will
take place in the early fall.
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Celebrates Birthday.
Louis Cole was hostess yesterday
afternoon at the home OF his par
ients, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Cole, in
Chicago street to a number OF MS
lschoolmates in celebration OF the
eighth anniversary of his birth
SsS$E The young folks assembled at the
cole home and spent delightful
afternoon. and at the close of the
afternoon ice cream and cake We're
seryed. A birthday cake with light
"a candles conferred the serving
Hour Changed
The hour for the meeting of the
SFlorence Kinney Bible Class has
been changed to 3 o'clock instead
of 1880, as announced. The class
will meet at the home OF NJ RS.
Edwin Brooks at Woodlawn Park,
and following the study hour tea
will be served.
Want Large Attendance
~ 1t is very much desired that the
record breaking attendance OF the
Loyal Women's Bible Glass OF the
Central Christian Church be kept
up, and to this end a REQUEST mas
been made that each member pre-
sent last Sunday be present tomor-
row morning and bring another
Aerson. last Sunday the class mad
an enrolment of more than 100.
Engagement Announced
The engagement of Miss Lula
Jones of Roanoke. Va, and John
Thomas Worshan of Richmond,
Va, was announced today when
Mrs. E. F. Henderson entertained
at a. miscellaneous shower to
honor Miss ones, who has resided
at the Henderson home for some
time. The bride to be was show
erred with a number of pretty and
useful gifts. Rainbow hued rib
5bons, attached to the electric
dome and to packages in hidden
places, revealed to Miss Jones the
gifts which her young women
friends had brought. Spring
flowers in profusion were prettily
used to decorate the living rooms
WHARF twenty young women
friends, including the teachers as
ISOLATED with Miss Jones, We're en-
terrain ed.
AZ dainty white satin covered
book was presented to the bride
5to-be, In which each guest had in
sscribed her favorite recine- The
ahours were from $3.50 to $50,
Miss Jones had taught IN the
William R. White School II this
city for four years and i: ono OF
the best and most Popular teach
3ers $in the city schocis. Sine
comm g to Fairmont, size has been
i'll social c!:Iies. Miss
J Tones was until recently q resident
Va, but is now a
resident of Roanoke, Va, and her
marriage will be celebrated there,
Following which she will go TO
to reside. Mr.. Worsnan
lisa young business man of Rich
lnond being engaged in the drug
q Quotas to Meet.
BIZ The Quota Club will hold its
evening meeting on Mon
day evening at o'clock at the
at which time dinner will
be served The dinner will be fol-
lowed by reports OF the Quota con
Mention held this week at Pitts
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