The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-12
Models to Be introduced by
Harry EngIe at Auditor.
Jun Of High School.

lum Of High School.
.othing is thought rare
Which Is not new and followed;
yet we know
That what was worn some twenty
years ago
Comes into grace again,
Beaumont and Fletcher.
As the models appear upon the
runway tonight in the annual fash.
lon show which will be presented
bs the Business and Professional
Women's Club at s:15 o'clock in
the Fairmont High School Audi.
toriuin, Harry L. Engle will intro.
dice them and tell what period
they represent, for a feature Of the
show is to be a pageant In which
fashions dating back to 1910 will
be shown on living models. The
clothes displayed in this scene will
all be ones which were worn here
in Fairmont century or two ago.
There will also be an. exhibit Of
this seasons styles.
Special scenic and lighting ef.
iects are being arranged for the
revue by the boys of the high
school and Richard K. Berry, who
4 was formerly associated with the
Westinghouse firm in Pittsburgh,
Pa
Year Books Out
The year books of the Business
and Professional Women's Clubs,
which were distributed to the mem.
bers OF the club at the meeting
Tuesday night, are attractive in
makeup. being printed on white
paper with green ink, the club col.
ors, and they contain the programs
for the remaining meetings OF the
year, the club officers and commit
tees and the bylaws Of the organ.
itzatton. The general club meets
regularly on the second Tuesday
night in each month, the execu.
tive board meets on the first Tues.
day night in each month and sps.
cial meetings are held from 7E15
o'clock to s o'clock on arranged
nights.
The local club was organized in
1913 and was federated with the
national organization last year.
on November 10 the club will
hold a Joint meeting with the Wo.
mons Club Of the city, and Miss
Nellie NJ. Scanlon Of New Yea.
land will speak on The Club Wo.
men of New Zealand"
The next general meeting will be
held November II when there will
be group singing, vocal solo by
Miss Irene Osborne. reading by
Miss Irene Davis and a report Of
the fashion show.
AT a special meeting on Deem.
her 9th, Mrs. George BeBolt will
discuss Books Of the Year.
At the general meeting on De.
lcember ~, the dramatic club will
present why the Chimes Rang"
The Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club glee club will /. sing,
and gifts for Rosa Sequla, the lit.
tie armless girl whom tho club has
supported for a number of years,
will be arranged.
On January 8 tho general meet.
ing Of the club will be featured by
ansaddress on Legislation That
Concerns Women" by Miss Mary
Stewart, director Of the junior di.
vision Of the U. s. Employment
y Service. There will also be piano
solo by Miss Hazel Book.
81 At an open forum meeting on
January Is Miss Margaret McKin-
ney, committee chairman, will
speak upon Problems We Are
Now Facing"
The Modern Drama" will be tho
subject OF Harold Ehrensparger OF
the Drama League, when he ad.
dressed the general meeting of tho
club on February 12. There will
be- a piano solo by Miss Kathryn
Beltzhooxer, group singing and
special dramatic club rehearsalu.
The Thurlow Lawrence concert
wl be held February 81.
i,s On March IL there will be Il
general meeting OF the club and
Her Own Money" and "Dramatic
Club" will be featured.
At the general meeting in AprII
there will be the annual business
neettng, report OF officers, install.
latton Of officers, special activitie,
arranged; public speaking cIasseg,
Miss l.. Amy Riggle, chairman Of
the program committee; dramatic
club, Miss l.. Amy Riggle direc-
tor: glee club, Miss Irene Osborne
director.
Miss Dorcas Prlchard is presI-
dent Of the club, Miss Jane Mont.
gomery, wee president: Mss Jes
STE Cook recording secretary; Mis-.
Winitred Murphy. corresponding
secretary and Miss Helen Neill is
treasurer.
The various committees and
Their chairmen are as follows:
Membership, Miss Cora Wheeler:
legislation, Miss Margaret McKin:
ney; publicity, Miss Winifred
Murphy; finance, Miss Ruth Ma;-
rifleld; service, Miss EVELYN
Thomas; program. Miss L. Amy
Riggle; educational, Miss Frances
Helmick; social Miss Carolyn