The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-16

marriage to Richard McLah will
bean event OF the near future:
The5bride-to-be was showered
with anumber of4pretty and use.
fu1 linen giftssThe interior OF
the#house wasatastefully decorat-
led with garden flowers, while a
large basket of roses centered the
table, from which me
guests were served with ices IN
shapes Of roses, brides slippers
land arrow-pferced hearts n
cake.Twelye young women friends
of&the bride-to-be and the hostess
were delightfully."- entertained.
Returns Here
sMrs.H V.&Hesse has returned
ito her home5on MCCOY street from
ICleYeland, Ohio, where she under
Hwentsan$operation for the removal
8 OLA goitre. Mrs. Hesse is recov-
%ering rapidly from the operation.
Her daughter Miss Jane Hesse,
isvisiting relatives at Western
port, Md.
Elks Dance
More than one hundred couples
Srwere in attendance at the dance
given by the local lodge of sElks
atSRavine Park last evening. Inc
#evening was Delightfully."- cool, n
anEenjoyab1e evening was spent
bysthe4E 1ks and their ladies'.
EGuests were present from Morgan
town and Warrington. The music
Furnished by the Melodylane Syn
copators'' of McKeesport, Pa, was
splendid-
ssss Officers Named
5Ssk&HAf@SFo naEan th1rSfa m Getting IL
theAFairmont chapter of the East
Kern Star held last evening at the
masonic Temple, the following Of
ficersSwere installed by Miss Minta
grand EIecta, assisted by
Sister p. w. M. Ora Fleming as
grand #marshal: Worthy matron,
Miss Virginia Vockrodt; worthy
Bailey Hupp; associate
Ematron,&Mrs. Gussie Palmer; sec
retary, Miss Helen M. Fleming;
~treasurer, Mrs. Hazel B. Grapes;
associate conductress, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Ice; chaplain, Mrs. M. II.
Barr Hough; Adah, Mrs. Grace
%Prim; Ruth, Mrs. Docia Grimes;
Mrs. Grace Johnston;
Mrs. Berta Gregory;
Electa, Mrs. Ada Nosker; warden,
fdrs. Florence Whorley; sentinel,
Zee Nesker;; organist, Mrs Ruth
aTroxell; marshal, Mrs. Hattie Far
low.
The retiring worthy matron,
MRS. Ward Downs; was presented
with a handsome chapter jewel.
made by Lee N. Satterfie1d. AT
1.-THE close of the business session,
social hour was enjoyed and
Refreshments served. The chapter
fsjust closing a most successful
years work.
Going Abroad
Miss Florence Dowden, who Is a
at Yale University where
BheSis taking the Phi. d. degree, is
home to spend a few days with
cher mother, Mrs. James T. Dow
den, at her home on First street.
Miss Dowden is sailing on June "a
for trip abroad and will be gone
most of4the summer. She will re-
sumo he- work at Yale this fall.
To Mt. Lake Park
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fleming and
Miss Marjorie Fleming are leaving
the first of next week for Mt. Lake
Park. where they will spend the
summer at their cottage.
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To Meet Early
The Ladies Auxiliary of the B.
go. Veterans Association will
at $3.50 Saturday evening
instead of 1880, owing to the fact
s3that the Railroad Chautauqua
program will begin at 1880.
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Birthday Celebrated.
4S%ESEn6n& 81 n Mt -ua- Errnd IA in hriH pa ON
4tafned yesterday afternoon at their
Bone in Field street compliment
taryFto their daughter, Miss Fare
and in celebration of the sixth
Ssanniyersary of her birth. A large
BIRTHDAY cake with six lighted can
dies centered the serving table,
from which the children were
served with delicious refreshments.
Garden flowers were also used with
pretty effect throughout the house.
1.-THE guests, numbering twenty
eight, were delightfully."- entertained
with Juvenile games and music.
viii Meet.
SSGsTheSWinona Bible Glass Will meet
1880 this evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Arnett in Short
avenue.
Visiting Friends
Miss Louise Showalter, who at
Wilson College at Chambers
burg, Pa, is the guest of a friend
atEa@house party at Ship Bottom,
#N.J.#Miss Showalter viii also visit
friends in Pittsburgh before return
Ing home and will probably not re-
turn here until her parents, Judge
andsMrs. E.. NJ. Showalter, return.
o trip to the coast.
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