The West Virginian. [volume], September 12, 1922, Page PAGE 5, Image 5

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Entertain,
is A. Hough and Mist
sy Greer will be hoa
lday afternoon, at th<
r. and Mre. Harry J
Fairmont' avenue al
honor Mrs. Bernart
merly Mlea Francei
nd Mre. John Pau
erly Mies Virginia Let
hoBe marrlagee weri
is and Miss Helen Rob
in engagement to Joht
s announced last week
.oulse Hall, whose en
o Delmer Robinson o
, Va., was recently an
I Invitations Issued,
tatlons have been Isauet
a marriage ol Mlaa Luclh
inning, daughter of Mr. ant
'. Hanford McCoy of Slaters
ind Alfred K. Sharp, son o
id Mra. C. A. Sharp alao o
avllle, which will bt
aired on Thuraday, Septem
8 at St. Paul's Protestan
ipal Churbh. The bride wll
tended by Miss Vlrglnli
as maid of honor, and tbi
) Mordelle Sargeaut o
, Pa., and Miss Edna Ken
^bridesmaids. Miss Harris
I Deuel will be flower girl
Is Shlnn of Bellngton wll
' Sharp's beat man and thi
? will be Messrs. Fred J. Mc
Charles Beatty of Beatty
leorge Sharp and Leslie Mar
Following the wedding a re
in will be held at the McCo;
ments. Miss Clendennlng 1.
known In this city havlni
d here an'the"guest of Mlsi
e Hall at the home of he:
ts Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hal
jttsburgh avonue.
Dinner Party
and Mrs. Dorsey P. Fltol
If are entertaining with a dtnne
flparty of attractive appointment
I ?v?t 6:30 o'clock this evening a
Bpthelr home on the Country Clul
ISKJtOitd.' The affair was arranged b;
BBS-Mrs. Fitch and .celebrates the
HjBlxty fourth birthday anniversary
II of Dr. Fitch. Covers will be lalt
Ml.i tor twelve guests anJ thp tabb
t will be centered with a basket c
~ Jcalandulas. Out or town guests ti
!>' 'be entertained will be the Mlssei
B, Orac? and Florence Cole of Nev
v > Xtjrk, the gueBts of their mother
Ufa. Laura A. Cole and thel:
p aunt Miss Florence Arnott at theli
1 home on Main street.
KytLeaving for Pennsylvania
Jat'.giMr. and Mrs. James P. McCun.
I of Barrackville are leaving thh
MBctty for Elaworth, Pa., where the;
jfSjill Teslde. Mr. McCune had beet
ti general superintendent of the
HBtthlchem Coal Co.'s Interests li
H. litis division and had been locat
[Rred at' Barrackvllle. He will b'
B succeeded as ceneral ounerlntend
Ptu of the division by M. Bentor
Mitchell of this city who had beei
I associated for some time with the
k Bethlehem Co.'s Interests here.
Birthday Surprise
.Miss Lea Adams wus given fl
Ml delightful birthday surprise part;
f w?t evening at the home of hei
MMajents Mr. and Mrs. Howarc
| Adams on State street. A part)
Vlfi^nhberlng twenty seven went tc
||??$ae> Adams home and complete
surprised the 'honor guest. Tfc
I .evening was spent with gamci
rind music and refreshments wer<
I Leaving Friday.
ahd Mrs. A. H. Bannister ant
son are leaving Friday ft)
lgton, where thoy will rc
Mr. Bannister who Is witl
ancha Locomotive WoVks o
lUls, has been transferred t'
igton. They are spending ,
time with Mrs. Bannister')
Mrs. Benton Mitchell, at he
at Barrackville, having givoi
tr apartment In Walnut ave
Have Daughter,
a eight pound daughter wai
yesterday, to Mr. and Sirs
Johnson, at their home a
agton. The mother of thi
was formerly Miss Ellsabetl
II of this city and the intan
randdanghter of Mr. and Mrs
Troxell of Fifth street. Sirs
II is in Huntington at thi:
he guest of her daughter.
Series of Dances.
'Sfasonlc Social Club, a rc
organised social organise
will hold a dance and cari
on Slonday, September 25, a
laconic Temple. Music to
inc'e will be furnished by thi
Barrett's Old Gold and Bhn
stre. 'This is the first of i
of dances and card partle
given during the fall and win
of which promise to be mos
ible affairs. The commlttei
rge of the series Is composei
H.' L. Satterfleld chairmai
essrs. Harry S. Sharp, Ballo:
( R. C. Jonps and Lawrenci
For Fairmont Girl,
s Llzetta Braddock will hi
hostess to a number of young pe.i
pie this evening at her home li
KCSeuth Wheeling, complimentary ti
Kjther guest, Miss Mabel Stoneklni
o? Fairmont. Miss Braddock am
SSwss Stoneklng will leave Tuea
ay to resume their studies a
Mount/de chantal. Dancing wll
jSfjSe enjoyed by the young peopl:
f'C this evening, with other delight
ful pastimes, and a dainty lunch
; eon will be served at which -at
A tractive, appointments will be car
. . ried out. Those/present will be
Misses Mabel Stoneklng, Mary Mc
KB 'Dermott, Jane Murphy, Ellzabetl
% * Knuttlp, Sarah GoUlnger, Llzetti
aBraddock Messrs. Alvernon Ot
L , to, Elwood NIckerson, John Brad
f dock, BobeVt Drlehorst, Stantoi
ffir Kettlor, Elwood Walton, Wlllian
I" McClelland. ? Wheeling Intelll
IV'lgencer. ^
E Morgantosvn Man la Honored.
J( T. Hawkins of htla city, whc
& y with Mrs. Hhwklns, Is visiting in
, i he homo of his daughter. Mrs. J
Wllhelm, of Fairmont, m
X] Honored last .week with a parts
I In celebration of, his 78th birthIfeday.
Art-elaborate dinner was
served at noon and the honot
I ber of useful gifts. Among the 1
: guests were Mr. and Mra. Clar- 1
> ence Stansherry and children, 1
. Louise and Junior Staneberry ot '
I Morga'ntown.?Morgantown Post., '
1 t ? ? * " 1
Organize Chapter
) ' Mrs. C. H; Sraoot. formerly of, i
j this city, has organized a chapter;
. of the Daughters of the American j
i Revolution at Alllngdale, her,
, home.' The chapter has been if
. oamed the Webster County Chap.! \
f ter and the officers have been!]
- named as follows- Regent, 'Mrs.! 1
C. H. Smoot: vice regent, Mrs.f
Lemon Rose; secretary, Mrs. W.l t
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sj Choose
: for
t
Women who
"I a Fifr Coat wou
?| kind. A great <
t; eyes, sleeves thi
i' gether, a certa
Jj furs always ha>
?| lege girls love t
i
i
i CoatS'
1
f r
Marmot
Coney
Natural Mus
Laska Seal
Sports Mode
Pric
lew chapter "was organised with a
If teen members. One of the first
undertakings of the new dhapter "
will be to place-a headstone upon
the grave of Edward Morton at
Black's Chapel Cemetery. Edward 1
Morton Is the ancestor of several o
if the members of the chapter. g
8
Have Returned n
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rlggs and fi
amlly, have returned from a two h
veeks motor trip to points In.the a
5a*t. They visited at White II
Plains, N. Y., where they wots g
fucets of Mrs. A. E. Ehle. for- a
ner residents of this city. They c
k ^ fmv rf
' U 1 Ui vv
Comfort
have spent a comfy win
Id never go back to any
jollar that turns up t<
at make a muff when h?
in snugly feelipg that
jq?is it any wonder the
hem?
-Regal Fi
Wraps
Hudson Seal
Raccoon '
ikrat Squirrel
i
Mink
7 ;
sis?Elegant Wrap Sty]
es Begin at $55.00'
I .
vehinfc at 7: SO at the church parira.
Celebrate Golden Weddjng
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McDonald
f Bentons Ferry, celebrated their
olden wedding anniversary on
unday when they entertained
(embers of their family and
riends at a dinner. Mr. and Mrs.
rrTV\na1ri vorA th*> mranfa nf
Offerit
Fur A
prices
A Fur
merchandi
suit of n
when fur ]
' offered at
at the toj;
planned fc
make you
money on
The sof
woman does
choker abou
\?jj- about her. A
)&L joynowtha
tive opportu
equisite and
sentative sty
ter in
other | hp*
) her * v
ild to- Hi
ltdS , W
The varie
that you are i
the display. II
or Hudson Se,
|j^ - there are mat
Fox Scar
Kit Fox in
gray colorin
American J
$35.00 t?
1
es, '
even children, alx ot whom are
ring and they have seventeen
rand children. All were present
t the celebration and the aged
ouple' were showered ,with a
' 1 . \
rJl
J
Begi
HA
SA1
McDonald efld.._ j&lMr??. R4*JC..
Martha Wandta and John; Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Hugh McDonald,
Mr. and-Mre, E. J. McDonald,
and children,. Lawrence and Robert;
Mr. and Mn. C. L. Barnes,
and children, Harold, Harry, Hubert,
Herachel and George, Jr.,
Ernest McDonald and eon. Wilbur
ot Lumberport; Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Brown and children. Charles, Gilbert
and Virginia of Independence;
Mr. and Mrs. 0. W.
Barnes and daughter. Lucille; Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Hawkins, Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. Hawkins. Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Latimer, Mr. and
Mrs. w. A. Sbaver and children,
t luxuriousness of beautiful
in't" love to wrap up in their
t her throat or a coat d
rnd what woman need deny
t the Hartley Sale presents i
nities. The styles ate authen
. workmanship distinctive,
des from the East and Nor
Small Furs'
omen Ado
ity of furs and the range of gar
sure to be .captivated by at leas
; may be a bushy Fox scarf, a !
al Choker to soften your severe
ly others too.
fs ?19.50 Stone Mart
brown and Ba Sabl{
gs.
$39.50 t(
Fox Scans
) $59.50 Squirrel Ch<
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v v ' V.
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n H
<s
titling Thurs
September 14
.KILE.
LEorFU
ig the accepted 1922
M ? ?
lodes at August fi
representing Great St
Sale that is consistent
sing policy of Hartley's
lonths of planning, ai
prices were at their lowi
a time when stocks art
> notch of completenes
ir thO) purpose of enabli
ir selections early an
them.
That
re
ments is s&ch
t one piece in
Stone Marten
tailleur. And
en, Hudson
! Ch-0kerS Scotch T
d '$89.50 Blaek U1
Scotch 1
>kers $13.50
Polo and
mandy, 1
Many of
Pur trim
aine, Ve)
including
3? . Superb ?
| from $59
SB-* *
and family returned Sunday fron
^automobile trip to Alliance
Canton; Akron and Cleveland,
Ohio. They alio visited at Ura.
Schlmmel'e home at Lowell.
\
From Moundsvilla
Prof, and llri. H. P. Roieri
and children hare returned frotr
Moundsville where they were call
ed by the lllneei and death ot th(
former's mother, Mrs. Emma P.
Rogers, who died at the age ol
89 years.
Meeting Called Off
The meeting of the Falrmon
Quota Club to have been held las'
evening at the summer home ol
i
!<
V
Not
thought
the oppc
styles?i
here nov
instantlj
prices fo
ity and
. Coat sea
UUt/, chases, r
your owl
r TVio
L mire the
as to bu;
rs B
RS J
ger and
-1923 Sf
ices?
ivings
with the
>> the re- And
id buying e??n, ^
aof q o a 1 p makes t
~*l> a bdl? fabrics;
i new and exquisit?
s; a sale linesang
you to
d saving x
furs?what
i, a bit of
rawn close
herself this
such attracts
peltryBest
reprethwest.
. and lln, C. n. Sturm returned
, from an automobile trip to a point
along the South Branch of the
Potomac, where they had camped
tor a couple ot weeks. They
i camped at a point near Franklin,
i W. Va.
V ?
) Corn Reaet.
The J. M. Black Class ot the
[ Presbyterian Church was delightfully
entertained last evening at the
home ot Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lloyd
In Oratton street. It had been
t planned to hold the outing at the
t suburban homo of Mr. and Mrs.
t Lloyd at which time a corn roast
I
A Companion t
Fur Sale
Sale of C<
and Wra
Presenting Real V<
at an Accomoda
Range ofPria
withstanding the many women
of purchasing Coats and Wrap
irtune time to buy. All the bes
all the hew fabrics?all the ne\
r. Every garment possesses disti
r recognized by smart dressers. 1
r their lowness are hardly in ke]
style of the garments. This wil
ison dnd we canot hope to dupli
(either in variety or price. We gr
a protection.
style changes are radical and p
; Hartley display?and you're s
r.
'ery Woman Apprec
Serviceability of
TILITY 0
se coats come in fabrics, thick,
ind some qfe as warm as fur. 1
ootroKolir riloi'ri ol-iTla? ???? *!.?
Ubivtvij pioiil otjico 111 UIU1C Llltl
5 two tone shades. Many; of tl
Wraps Enhat
by Furs
! it is not only their luxurious fui
ix, Squirrel; Wolf, Beaver, Mole
hese wraps so handsome either
Marvella, Gerona, Fashona, V
: texteures and their rich colorir
weed, Polalre, and PUM^
;ility Coats ,
'weed, Polaire. Plaid Back. B,
iiir Utility and
Coats
Shagmore Utility Coats?^Boli
itaritan Bolivia Wraps and Coa
these with fur collarsl
med Sports Coats, luAirious Pi
dyne,' Nprette Coats and Wrap
i conservative straight line styles
ityles in rich Fabrics ranging
.50 to $185.00.
,>
: - ' i .v, '% >.
j, ... ?..
: > .
here a via It.
s just now tills is- ,"?S
t Fall and Winter I
v colors await you " -Vffl
nctive style points, .
3ut, best of all, out;
ping with the qualr m
I be a tremendous^ Si
cate our early pur
ne you this hint.for^
leasing?you'll ad.
is welcome to look
> soft and light in
.n mannish, swag. ]
n a dozen colors, J
tern have fur col
11CU
trimmings of rac- ;'-l5
and Lynx that; f?
.. The new pile ||
i'ondora, etc., are,
igs are added love- II
i I!
olivia, Normandy I
via, Velour, Nor- I
invelaiM, Marvd^j 1
by easy stages I
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