The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-27


time at the Trough in Hampshire
County
Occupying Camp
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Cunningham
and daughters, the Misses Jane
and Joan. are occupying a camp on.
the Valley River for a couple of
weeks.
Delightful Outing.
One of the most delightful out
ings ever held by the Pythian
Sisters of the district No. 8 was
! held at Grafton Park yesterday
with fully 500 present. This was
the first outing of this kind ever
held by the district, and SO de-
lightful did it prove that it was
voted to make it an annual affair.
Pythfan Sisters and their friends
motored to Grafton. while some
went on the train, and spent the
entire day and evening. Canoe
ing, swimming and dancing fea-
tured the afternoons entertain
bers Of the Knights Of Pythias
lodge and their ladies Of Grafton
went to the park, taking with
them an orchestra and quantities
of ice cream, which was served to
everyone. victrola, taken to
the park by the Watson Temple.
the fifteen members of which went
to the park on truck, furnished
music for the afternoon. Each
temple in the district was rep
resented, while there were also
mum Der of visitors from other dis
tricts present. a spurious pic
mic dinner was served, and dane
ing continued until late hour
Birthday Party
Miss Luicle Satterfield. the at
tractive little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lamar Satterfield, was host
ess yesterday afternoon at her
Der of her young friends in cele-
bration of the tenth anniversary
of her birth. A color scheme OF
yellow and white was effectively
carried out. "a large bowl Of Jap
anese lilies in these colors cen
tering the serving table. A large
birthday cake also ornamented the
table. About sixty young people
were entertained in delightful
manner with games arS music
and tempting refreshments were
served.
Surprise Party
Honoring their daughter, Miss
Genevieve and to celebrate the
tenth anniversary Of her birth, Mr..
and Mrs. A. B Minear entertain
ed number Of young people in a
delightful manner yesterday at
their home at Norwood. Rel,, white
coI,
A delightful evening was spent
with games and refreshments were
served. Those present were: Viz
ginia Hoffman, Eva Mcdaniel,
Mary E. Landers. Caroline Ice.
Edith Wadsworth, Mary Dodd.
Mamie Sullivan, Dorthy Hoffman,
Fairy Stanton, Bunny Stanton,
Virginia Gould, Lawrence Dodd,
Glen Wadsworth, Chas. Roster.
James Moore, Lutian Mcdaniel,
Edward Houghes Francis Bram-
mer. Cecil Hoult, Junior Mcdaniel,
Lawrence Ice and Francis Ncere
Warrington Affair.
Mrs. Winston T. Smith of Man
nington entertained at luncheon AT
the Fairmont Country Club on
Tuesday with covers laid for
slwSlSe- He party ulOLoiSu mere
from Warrington and returned Ia
ter in the evening.
Has Guests.
Miss Mona Simon has as her
guests at her home in Maple ave-
nue., Mrs William Fraley of Wash
inSton. formerly Miss Janet Jam1
son, and Miss Wilma Wright, her
cousin of Luke, Md.
Picnic Today.
The Missionary Society and the
Friendship Class OF the NJ. E.
Church, South, are holding a picnic
this afternoon at the summer camI.
OF Mrs. Robert Talbot at Antioch.
Several of the party went to the
camp by train this morning, while
others motored there
New OFFICERS.
Waneta Council No. 6. Degree OF
Pocahontas, has installed officers
for the coming year as follows
Pocahontas. Mrs. Edna Harlem
Price; Wenonah, Mrs. Grace Corn
we'll: prophecies, Mrs. Mamie Sat-
terrified; Powhatan, Isaac wilson:
trustee, John S. Scott: first scout.
Mrs. Lucy Hunter; second scout.
Mrs. Clara Alice Satterfield; first
runner, Mrs. Susie Tuning; second
runner, Mrs. Fora Carpenter; first
councillor, Mrs. Mary Underwood:
second councillor, Mrs Delta Ware:
first warrior, Mrs. Ella Drunmon q
second warrior, Mrs Ella Evans:
third warrior, Mrs. Mary Snyder:
fourth warrior, Mrs. Elressa sat
terffeld; guard OF F., Mrs. Grace
McCleary; guard of T. Harry