The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-01

| inferno at the Memoria Hospital
/! in Philadelphia. He has offices
| in the Carr Building in this city,
where he located couple Of years
ago. His bride-to-be is a daugh-
ter of Edward Weir and Is a
I ade1phia. She has visited here on
several occasions. They will take.
up their residence here ofllowing
a brief stay in the East.
Morning Marriage
/ The marriage of Miss Rather
| inc Spellacy of Wellston, Ohio.
and Joseph O'Neill, formerly of
WeIlston, Ohio, was solemnized
! this morning at $3.50 o'clock at
| st. Peters Catholic Church, with
the Rev. Father P. H. Gilsenan,
rector of the church, officiating.
Anna M Malloy of this ticy,
while John Malone, was the
groom's best man
| The bride was becomingly and
modishly gowned in dress OF
white crepe with harmoniZing ac-
cessories and her corsage was of
brides roses and valley lilies.
Miss Malloy was prettily gowned
in a costume of perwinkle crepe
I over printed crepe de chine with
picture hat and wore corsage of
/ marguerite and orchid sweet peas.
| Following the marriage, Mr..
and Mrs. O'Neill left on the early
train for Washington, D. c., and
| other eastern cities where they
will spend their honeymoon, fol-
lowing which they will take up
! their residence in this city.
Mrs. O'Neill had been located
in this city for several years, hay-
ling been the teacher of art in the
| Thomas C. Miller School. During
her stay here, she has been pop
ular in social and school circles,
| and her engagement was an
nounced a short time ago when
| the Misses Anna Malloy, Edith
| Wilson and Katherine Forester
| entertained in her honor at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Will
son. Since that time, several So
cial affairs have been given in her
! honor.
MIR. O'Neill has been located
| here for three years, being in the
employ of the Monongahela Power
& Railway Co. with headquarters
at Rivesville.
After a wedding journey Of
two weeks, spent in the East,
! they will return here and take up
! their residence on Cleveland ave-
nue..
Mrs. Rock Hostess
| Mrs. John H. Rock is entertain
| ing the Tuesday Bridge Club this
afternoon at her home at Peacock
Park Luncheon was served upon
the arrival of the guests, follow
ing which six tables were used in
| playing bridge. Garden flowers
were effectively used in the dec
orations.
To Baltimore
Mrs. A. L. Heffner and daugh-
F.! ter, Miss Naomi Heffner, are leay-
! ing Sunday for Baltimore, Nd,
where they will attend commence
ment at Goucher College, from
| which a cousin will be graduated.
Returns Home
Miss Ruth Johnson, who attends
SuHens College at Bristol, Va,
has returned here to spend the
summer with her parents, pr. and
Mrs. H. r. Johnson, at their home
on Walnut avenue.
Par Mar Dance
| The Par Mar Club has issued in
vitations for a dance to be held on
the evening Of Tuesday. June 6. at
| the Masonic Temple. Crafts eight
piece orchestra of New York will
furnish the music for the dance.
which will be held from to
| o'clock. The committee in charge
of the dance is composed OF Arthur
| Niche Jimmie Knight. Paul Will
| limas, Bernard Fleming and Men
Gal Sharp, with Kenna Clark and
Major E. H. Smith as honorary
members OF the committee.
Leaving Today
f! Miss Marioe G. Howell, who had
| been employed as school nurse ny
| the board of education of Fairmont
! Independent District, is leaving to-
| day for California where She will
enter the Leland-Stanford UniveT-
sity, and upon her return in Aug
ust will go to Cleveland where she
will teach in the Western Reserve
University Miss Howell has done
excellent work in this city, and the
board accepted her resignation
| with regret.
Gave Party
Miss Katherine Spellacy, hoSe
engagement to Joseph G. Neal was
recently announced, and Miss Eva
Brand, who is leaving soon for
I trip abroad. were guests of honor
Monday evening at party which
was given by the Misses May
| Hawkins, Helen Crowl and Stella
Martin at the home of the former
on Maple avenue. The guests
included the members of the facui-
ty of the Thomas e. Miller school,
of which all the young women are
members. Twenty-Five were pres.
ent. a color scheme OF purple ana
white was prer2sy carried out ID
the decorations, and dainty pas
kets filed with nuts ana canoies
were given as favors. Iris ana
roses predominztNd in the decora-
tons.
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