The West Virginian. [volume], November 13, 1922, Page PAGE 5, Image 5

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

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' Hits Virginia M. Foulk of Hunt
Ington, president or the fluslnesi
and Professional Women's Clubr
of West Virginia and a formei
president of. the West Virginia
State Education Association, wai
1 elected superintendent of school!
fftot Cabell County at the recent election.
She presided orer the ae*
'slops'of the convention of the B. ?
| P. W- Clubs here last spring.
w Depsrment to Meet.
, The meeting of the ^merlcau
citizenship department of the
Woman's Cluh will be held at the
Masonic Temple on November 2S
instead of November 16 as scheduled
In the year book. The time
of the meeting baa been cbangd
from the third Thursday In tbe
month If the' fourth Thursday
' The program to be observed will
as he in charae Of Mrs. John S. Pier
I .pout, chairman of the community
' service committee of tlA depart
I ? nit, and will be aa follows: Com
I rnnnlty singing; mnelc, high achool
rrforehestra, with Mlaa Paulino Klrlc
WMffperrlaor of mualc In the public
rf'nehools, as director: "Tomorrow?
Iv. A Vision of JM2," arranged and
^presented .by girls of 1922 undo:
Ip." the direction of Mlse Elisabeth
g; Koletka, civic Instructor of the
EfS-Falrmont High School; muBlc. high
E.school orchestra.
- PltrOneaje* Announced,
fo fPatrone'and patronesses for th:
f charity ball, which the Falrmonl
K&,Quota Cldfc will giro on Friday eve
fflslng at the Fairmont Hotel as
%,ncfl:, hare been chosen and n.-c
i^Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Brett, Sir. and
jj&Mra. 0. Xi. Sharer, Mrs. .T. M. Blaclt
?Mr,juid Sirs. II. J. Hartley, Dr. and
hf'Mta; B, W, Howard, Dr. and Mrs
USU.JD. Howard, fir and Mn It H
?'-aIT. Mr! and Mrs. W.Xwiegel
Mr. and Mm. E. H. Smith Mr. and
l K Samuel D. Brady, Mr. ami
pij'rr. H. S. Lively. Dr. and Mrs
?KC.yt. Waddell, Mr. and Mrs. O. A
H Wood and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. En
V' gle. Plana are rapidly maturlns
Iffi for the ball, which promises to be
JS:among' the moat enjoyable social
L functions Qf the season. A numbei
ftsot out-of-town people will be her:
^ for the dance, and It will also be
I' largely attended by local people.
To Wasliington
i-o ' : Miss,Helen M. Fleams, a teachS^i'er
lh the William It. White
is School, left this morning fn
E, Washington', D. C.. whore ah:
gBjrllliTlBlTThe schools at Washingslffiton
.and whero she will attend the
jgSNatlonal Assembly of the Order ul
the Eastern Star. Miss Virginia
Hstjockfodt, left Saturday fcr Wash
ington. where she will also attenil
glfctho National Assembly as a rep::
resentntlve from the local chaptui
B|i>t tho Eastern Star.
Guest Here
pjBeflXohn W. Galley1 of Bedford, Pa.
MbIs; spending several days In thle
gBclty. 'the guests of Dr. and Mrs
|u- A. u. bralln at their home on Gunwwpnravenue,
Mr. Galley came Hens
Bgbin New York, where ho had
^fl)een visiting his daughter, Mrs.
MG'eorge T. Jacobs, and Mr. Jacob?.
||>t:rs. Jacobs is well known In this
p'TOfp'. .having frequently viRltod
| : Doctor and Mrs. Smith.
t ' To Moot
The, Blue Triangle Club of thfl
pghitJ$|6Kdol will meet at 7'30 t?itgj
morrow evening, at Sonnencroft,
K&-the home -of Mr. and Mrs. C. E,
Bfe Hutchinson, on Morgan town arenfie.
An Initiation ceremony will
j^Phjitnre the evenings' entertainTo
Meet
E" The VcFariand Chapter of the
SEWestminstor Guild will meet tills
; evening at 7:30 o'clocli In thr
rj&hurch parlors of the First Presbyterian
Church. An interesting
K&jjirbgram will be observed. Tbc
BBBoatesseg will bo Mrs. w. T.
. Black. Miss Elsie Welsh, Mrs.
sg&Barry: Snider, Miss Bessie Jane
"Heed, Miss Louise Lenoard, Mrs.
jM^pjry Fitter and Mrs- Guy Crig"#
D. A. K. To Meet
fef'The monthly meotlng of thi
i Daughters of fSIe American RevoIliSlution
will be' hold Wednoadaj
afternoon at the home of Mrs
t Spaul Hamilton on Walnnut av?
r ffiutrwlth Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs,
ftSgamuel D, Brady as hostesses. The
/ 'meeting was to have been held el
the home of Mrs. E. F. Hartley
on Fairmont avenue, but owing to
feEthe 'fact-that Mrs. Hartley is absent
from the city, the place ol
meeting was changed. An Interrjtlnj
program will be carried
out with a paper on the subject
fflSa'The French an* American Flecl
, Tin the' Revolution," and a duel
K- b)r Mrs. Forrest Fankhauser and
' ..;Mn?;C, W. Waddeil as features.
i Music Federation to Meet.
Official call baa been Issued fot
.the fourth annual state convention
of the West Virginia Foderacation''of
Music Clubs, 'to be held
[fcfjforember SI and 22 at Morgan
I town- The principal epeakors will
L abe Mrs.- John F. Lyons of Texas
Irfpresldent of-the National Federaf
'tion Of Mvlc Clubs; Mrs. Cecil
[j?"Frankel of Los Angeles, chairman
of its extension work committee,
r1 LADIES
ATTENTION!
I Riim Made From Old Car
pen at Reduced Prices
Mr. A. W. Hatter "of the
i Charleston Rug .Manufacturing
:V' ,Co. Is In town talcing orders,
L lor rugs made from old carpets.
i9 Ladles haying old. carpets
"who would like to have them
K worked Into nice reversible
p . rugs, please phone the Kenyon
Hotel, give youf name and
V address or phone number to
V the-hotel clerk and Mr. Hatter
W will call with samples and will
E .give all intormatlen desired.
A. W.'HAFTER. Phone 1237
liere 'a few days only.
WtBL fe
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" and Howard Clarke Dan, of New ?
York City. Mrs. Cora M. Atchison Jj
I of Clarksburg Is president of the M
i State Federation. hi
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i Plant Tree 1 r<
i Mrs. Samuel V, Brady, Mts. W.
i H. Conaway, Mrs. George DeBolt
and Mrs. Olenn F Barns were in
' Grafton Saturday tor a tree-plant- JJ
: lng celebration, which was con- ?'ducted
there by the members of w
tbe Elizabeth Cummlngs Jack- s<
son Chapter of the D. A. It A '
sugar maple was planted on the It
i grounds around the PostoSlce U
i Building, and a> address was 01
I made by Judge Ira E. Robtnsou. ni
Mlae Prudonce Hlnkle, regent of It
i the Urafton chanter, conducted
11 the ceremonies, which were of an
11 Impressive nature. Following the
tree planting a tea of attractive U
1 appointments was held in the e'
rooms of the Grafton Chamber of R
Commerco The tree planting waa
a public affair and was largely attended
by citizens of Grafton. The
tree was hung with red, whito and hi
blue ribbons, while a number of 8(
school children attended dressed 0]
In the national colors. T
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Entertains Bridge Club. a,
Mrs. Bernard Hutchinson Ar- H
notte will entertain the Wednesday h
Bridge Club at. 1:15 o'clock Weduesday
afternoon' in "Shadyslde,"
iho home of her pareuts on Cloveland
avenue. Luncheon will be
i served upon the arrival of tbi ^
. guests. ei
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i Meets With Mrs. Snider H
1 Division No. , 2 of the Ladie3' w
I Aaid Society of the Diamond nl
Street Methodist Episcopal Cburcn pi
1 will meet at 7:30 o'clcik toraor
row niebt in fho homo nf Mr*. 1 IP
Clark Snider in Pittsburgh avonuo.l '
Will Motor. L
Harvey Shaln and his daughter,
Miss Lucile Shain, will motor to ft
Baltimore tomorrow, where the7jet
will meet Mrs. Harry Hetntsle-t
i man, who will return with tlxom. | ec
f Mrs. Heintzleman has been 'visit- j of
I ing in New York for the last few D.
" weeks. ct
i
> Homo for Visit. to
Mrs. John M. Wolfe will ar- in
rive Wednesday for a few weeks* Pi
visit with her parents, Mr. and tfc
Mrs. W. S. Haymond, at "Shady- s<
side," their home in Cleveland
avenue. ' sc
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Guests at Highgalc.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Sullivan 0f
of New York City will arrive to- gv
morrow morning to be tho guests
for tho next two weeks of Mr. and ,j(
i Mrs. J. E. Watson at "Hjghgato," c<
I their home in Fairmont avenue. w
Mrs. Sullivan was Miss Pauline
{Dickinson, who lias frequently
visited Mrs. Watson's daughter, J g]
Mrs. George Stockloy, who was be-; tF
foro her marriage Miss Sue Hoars-1
loy Watson. *? IR
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Monthly Meeting # g.
The Loyal Women's Bible Class.'
of the Central Christian church I'g
will meet at 7:30 tomorrow even-i _
ing at the church. This will be the
i monthly meeting, and a goAA J
musical program has been plan-!
ncd. The business and social hour
will follow the program, and host- ?
esses for tho social hour will in- ?
, elude all tlioso whose* name be*
. gins with 0. P, Q, It, S. Mrs. J. 0.
Ott will be tho chairman. All
members of tho church have been
; requested to be present.
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Surprise Party
Mrs. Eliie Burnswortb was giv-i
en a delightful surpriso party on i
tho evening of November 10 at lior
. home on High street, when a num- j
I ber of hor relatives and friends as* j .
HPmbled and suent several hours ~
| with her. The ovent celebrated, the ?
;i tv/enty-oighth anniversary of the
jhonor guest. Mrs. Burnsworth had j
, J been in failing health for the past (
. two years and recently returned to f
? her home from the Hopemont San- ,
, ltarium at Terra Alta much im
proved in health. An out-of-town
guest present was Miss Florence
Morale of Monesson, Pa.
Mlchsel-Herron
Mrs. Mary Z. Herron of Fair'
mont and Daniel W. Michael of
Hagans were married at 6 o'clock
' last evening at the home of Rev.
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; | Make a !
1 Deposit I
, c=j uuaic in uuw auu ocj
I == going: to give to your frie
' 11 Stocks arye complete with
I !| could possibly want to fi
| H up-to-date Jewelry store,
H You will find too, th
E Co. are very- moderate f<
| ELRY.
| "WHERE QUALITY
IFANUS
Jewel
1 ^ Opposite Co
Two Stores?Fairmt
=3 . '
;k'""' I '.'J ':|jS
id Is very well kiioira iii Uie elty^
r. Michael la a prominent farm
In Hagans. Alter a abort honeyoon,
Mr. and Mra. Michael will
wide at Hagans.
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Turkey Dinner
Plana are In progress for the
irkey dinner which the ladfea of
10 Bllllngaley Memorial Church
n nerve Thursday evening In the
iclal rooms of tne church on Falr
11 avenue. Th" hours of aervig
will be.from 5:30 until 7:30 and
10 new social rooms n'.ford ample
pportunlty for serving 'a large
umber ot people. Tickets are sellig
at $1.50.
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Chapter to Meet
The Robert E. Lee Chapter of
le tJ. D. C. will meet tomorrow
rening at the home of Mrs. M.
. Fronts at 602 Seventh street.
To Pennsylvania
Mr. and Mra. A. B. Taylor who
id been located In this city lor
>me time, loft yesterday for Shari,
Pa., where they will reside. Mr.
aylor was employed here with
10 Western Union Telegraph Co.,
ad Mm. Taylor also held a ponton
with tho company. They came
ere from Greensboro. S. C.. where
ley had resided.
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Undergoes Operation
Mtb. J. Morgan Moran of'
Tioellng street underwent an op-1
'ation lor gall stones and the renvoi
of hor appendix at Cook!
ospltal Saturday. The operation,
as a severe one, but she Is doing I
Icely at this time with good pro3-!
sets of recovery.
rLKbUNALo Ji
Mrs. W. J. Eddy Las returned |
om Alderson, where she spent!
jvoral wooka.
Mrs. Hober Vangllder and little;
>n of Philadelphia are the guestsMr.
"Vangilder's mother, Mrs. M.l
. Vangildor, at her home on Lo-j
iBt avenue.
Mrs. Daniel Morrow of Hunting-i
n, formerly of this city, is spendg
some time here with her son.
aul Morrow, who is a member of
ie faculty of the Fairmont High
:hool,
Mrs. J. W. Augustus is spending
iveral days with her brother
eorge L. Joliiff, at Graftonr
Horbort Lelghton and Ed Chance
Mt. Lake Park were week-end
)OBts in this city.
Mrs. Ernest Bell and littl.?ughter,
Miss Betty, have returnI
from Charleroi. Pa., whore thev
ere the guests of tho formor's slur,
Mrs. W. I. Cnmpboll
B. S. Finger of the Exclusion
liop left yesterday afternoon on a
ip to Now York City.
Walton Miller of tho National
anK 01 rairmonc joii yesieraay
itomoon on a business trip to tb?.
nst.
Miss Jane Montgomery left
aturday for a week in Now York
hero she will shop for Hartley*s?
:oro.
Joe Haas anil Rual SwJgcr. stif(Continued
on pife three)
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We Do Altering
\
?not cheaper
but better
Heinze & Co.
Phone [phone]
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BULBS AND BOWLS
Start a bowl of Marclssus or
Chinese Sacred Lllllos every
Lwo weeks and you will have
llowers In the home all winter.
For Best Success Plant Now
Hauge'sFlower& j
PlantHouse
Ridgley off Locust
Phone 541
Small |
Mow ' 1
ect the gifts you are = j
?ds and loved ones? = J
everything that one E I
ind in a well-stocked, E ;
i EE
at prices at Fanus & E
or QUALITY JEW- E
COMES FIRST"
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P/am and Fancy
Ribbons50c yd
A good round dozen usee
can be found for these ribbons
girdles, crushy or narrow,
boudoir caps, camiBoles, fancy
work, yes," dozens and dozens
of uses. Courtis 6 to 8 inches
wide, in plain colors, floral
patterns, satin stripes, plaids,
etc.
Narrow ribbon for ties, trimmings
for children's dresses
girdles, etc. Picot floral, satin
edge, plaids, checks and moire
ribbon, al colors, 25c to 75c
/ yd.
Ssb -a
Soft, Sheer
Materials
For Dainty
Underwear
If you long for some of the
"dainty underthings you see
advertised in magazines ar.4
ond display in the store but d \
not care to pay the prices
asked, why not make your
own. Here are the right materials,
sheer dainty, colqrful
as you would like. Materials,
delightfully practical for
gowns, envelope chemise,
bloomers and petticoats. And
they are easy to make. Your
Butterick pattern with the
Deltor which comes with
every Butterick pattern shows
you the way.
Just to feel these silky fabrics
next to the skin is a keen
delight to the fastidious woman.
Longerette, a fine quality
silk resembling messaline, in
pink, white, moire, orchid,
green, copen, ceil blue and
black, yard wide, 85c.
Beautychine, another fine 1
soft silk with dainty self
stripes, in pink, maize, orchid,
green, copen, etc., 85c yd.
Longerette, a beautiful self- ,
striped silk with pretty floral
patterns, a range of pretty
pastel shades, $1.00 yd.
A. B. C. Silks in paste!
shades, both plain and floral
patterns, $1.00 yd.
Pretty Val laces for trimmings,
12 l-2c and 15c yd.
Tricolette Silk Tubing for
making vests, comw in a variety
of handsome colors, $L85
and $1.50 yd.
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A Christmas Card
Is a Remembrance That
Touches The Heart
Do you recall how badly
you felt last Christmas when
you received a card from an
old friend to whom you had
forgotten to send one? ,
Avoid that experience this
year. Make your list complete
by starting,now.
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Featuring
A New Group of
FUR TRIMMED
rnATS <mnnn
w/i i jl v_y ipj. xv#W
There is a regal luxuriousness about these hands
coats and wraps that will tempt you {o slip into one of t
and play the haughty queen.,
Fashioned of such rich fabrics as Ormsdale, Ger
Velverette, fabrics that lend themselves to the fashion
dapcd silhouette. Collars and trimmings of Squirrel, B
er and Fox.
Features of this group of coats and wraps are the nr
models suitable for misses and small women and the ex
tionally good.values they offer.
Morode Underv\
A week during which we feature this splendid under?
dow. A week for you to make selection from bounteous s
high and low dress.
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Misses "Merode" silk .and wool union suits with
neck, elbow sleeves, knee length, $2.25 to $3.50, 4 to 1
sizes. v
Misses wool and cotton union suits, with high neck,
sleeves, Ankle length, 8 to 16 sizes,' $1.90 to $8.40.
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forts, 70x80, 75jifr cent wool,;
ome pair. ' t&gjfBKM
All wool blankets more than ' 1
justify in wearing qualities'?
the little more they co^j&JjS
eav" ets in blue, gold, rose, pWc^
plaids, priced $13.50 pairl
iany
:cep- Baraesville wool blankdw^y
in gray and plaid effects; .. &?v l| jjfl
/ear Week *1 ?lf
/ear both in our ads and'in the show.wttg^
f/v?lra nf unrlnvurnur fn flint the lieedS Ot
jj you must have underwear that is il
| hand^fihiahed^underwear is^ao sat- .1
II' low neck, no SleeVes,. anWe lepfftfc; ~
I j^neck^ no el^es, knee lenjrth. ||