The West Virginian. [volume], December 07, 1922, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

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CMr?. Carter.' S; 'Fleming entertained
with an attractively appointed
1 o'clock 'luncheon today at her
homo on Fourth etreet to honor
u- coii-i" ronton of Harrlman,
hnma Bnrt, at her
irrace Apartments.
Friday evening at
re. Edgar Brown at
iVllson and Market
Iteases will be Mr/j.
la Sbarn and Mrs.
scelved here yeeteri
Mrs. T. A. RlchJellvlew
avenue anIrth
of a daughter
. Don- M. Arnett.'at
Seattle, Wash. The
nfant was formed
e Richardson, a
r end Mm T A
So message stated
Arnett and the baby
Daughter
idre entertained a
le tots today at the
;rentSj,Dr. and Mrs.
i on Prospect aventary
to her baby
Susasne Howard
lebrated the first
her birth today,
rith their, mothers
$ f hri
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|1 Art C
\ ?? starting- next
i'?? pieces of Art1
other words, -t
3 Society SampL
ability to offe
3 tunity on mer
"< & for Christmas
? As usual, thi
the Third floor.
llcil'. Belgian linen set
*?hand embroid
set?tseigian nm
,piece white clov<
? ? card-table cove
camisoles.
fm 1 cusWon sets?ba
';'-SS>- children's dresse
?boudoir capsi
- Si robes?scarfs?i
?|49)' jackets?turkish
ImS' ers with brooms
Mfr dreds^of other p
^ ?they are the i
H ' O quality and worl
^ vvomen wiio nai
11
oaie
A _
m Saturda>'
erring table. Tint guesuf Included
Mra. Raymond Fisher and little
on Raymond, Hre/LyD. Norrli
and daughter,-MaryLoulae, Mn.
Dale Reed and daughter, Patricia
Anne, Mn. Virgil Titehugh, and
on John and MnXCarl Wolfe
and daughter, .Dorothy Jean
To Entertain Club
. Mrs. Joseph Roster will entertain
the bridge club of which she
Is a member at.her home on Benonl
avenue on Saturday evening.
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Quotarlans Feted.
The moat enjoyable of the manv
enjoyable aoclal affairs, staged by
local Qnotarlans .was.'the banquet
held last evening at' the Country
Club, when the blue team, the losing
team In the ticket-selling contest
(or the'charity ball 61 December
17, feasted the gray team, the
winning team.In the contest, at an
elaborate Jour-course dinner. From
the time members of the blue team
called at the homes of the members
of the gray team, at about 6:30
tffclock, merriment reigned supreme
and continued until about
10 o'clock, when the party bTOke up
and returned to their homes. The
guests assembled at "The Hat
Box," where automobiles were In
waiting, and together - with the
blues were driven about the city,
first to Water street, thence to
Pennsylvania avenue and then to
the Country Club, the members of
the gray team not knowing their
destination until the cars turned
Into the Country Club driveway.
In the great living room a. blazing
log fire greeted the guests and soon
they were marched to music Into
the dining room, where the long
tables had been set, awaiting their
coming. At each cover was placed
a doll baby made from a lollypop
and a marsbmallow dressed in blue
and gray crepe, paper, while crepe
paper streamers In these colors
were placed about the table "and
Bhaded the lights. Miniature figures
of girls dolled in the latest
eruptions centered the tables, whllo
paper caps and noise-making bal
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istmas
of Royal Society
joods Sai
PRICES JUST
One-Half
tunity?unusual to sa
r<_ J ? ? ? i
oaturaay morning, to l
Goods at savings of Oh
;his-is our semi-annual
es a forceful demons
r our patrons a moneychandise
that is partici
Gifts.
e sale will beheld in the Ar
Here is a partial list of the
lidered art crash centers?h
irf-hand embroidered Belgii
ered vanity set?white cloi
jn scarf?white snowbloom
;r bleach center and doiley
? ?i : J--J ?
l?cmuruiueru crepe g^w,
-crepe gowns?camisoles.bysets?children's
rompei
s?tea towels?tie racks?a
-baby-bonnets?envelope cl
'udge aprons?kiddie's v;
. towels?laundry bags?wh
?infant's'bib, cap dress ani
fancy g\ass towels?huck t(
lieces.
es are all hand made and h
iinest examples of needlecn
cmanship and as useful as tl.
re patronized our former si
em here early Saturday moi
y is larger than we have ofl
? Window Disp
other noise making devices added
to the merriment of the occasion,
and between, courses the guests
were entertained as one stunt sift
er another was pulled off. Hiss
Dale Westfall, captain of the winning
team, and Miss Lena Hamilton,
captain ,of the losing" team,
were called on for speeches and
responded. The Quotarlans are
much elated OTer the success of
the charity ball and will devote the
funds entirely to charity.
The blue team financed'the affair
of last evening. A{ the con
elusion the Quotarlans Joined hands
and circled about the tables to
strains of "Hall West Virginia"
and then assembled about the log
tire In the living room, when to
the surprise ot the grey;, Santa
Claus appeared, a Christmas tree
was brought forward, and as the
names ot the gray team were called,
Santa Clans presented each with a
gltt.
The affair was hnlijue and highly
enjoyable, and the grays voted
that while -tljp blues couldn't sell
tickets they could entertain beautifully.
Covers were laid for Mrs. T. M.
Courtney, Mrs. D. M. Osgood, Miss
Lena Hamilton, Miss Dale Westfall,
Miss Mary DeVol. Miss Nells
Dougan, Miss Margaret Leatnam,
Mies Ruth Merrlfield, Miss Leota
Raskins, Miss Pauline Arkwright,
Miss Eileen Ahernr- Mrs. Jennie
Lindsay Reed, Miss Bertie Lucas,
Miss Geraldlne Rlnehart, Miss
Elizabeth' H. Stone, Miss Edith Satterfleld,
MIsb Caroline Tucker,
Mrs. W. H. Haines, Miss KatheHno
Barry, Mlsa Ray Blocker, Mrs. W.
I, Lydlc, -Miss'Lucie Ford, Miss
Juanlta Blackburn, Miss Elizabeth
Glffln, Miss Ruth Ferguson, Mist
Elizabeth Hazen, Miss Ethel Davis,
CITY ICE COMPANY
Phones 398 or 399
Merchant and Goff
Streets
ill Jkijkliiikiikijkrjikiitf
s
t Department on
offerings.
and embroidered O
m linen center jvr
rer beach buffet ?
buffet set?9- O
set- embroidered y
ns?embroidered # *?
?
-scarf and pin
s?infant's and
prons, shoe bags 'jgi
lemise?carriage *jr
iprons?combine
isk broom hold- 4%
i underskirt sets
>wels and hun- *
<S
i .
and embroidered 5*".
afWbeautiful in
iey are beautiful.
ales will need no. 2
tiling. The varie- Uttered
in previous O
w
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3rd Floor "
Annex &;
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the dub, added much to ti,
ment of the eTening by the cot
dial hoipitaltty and the excellent
menu which' was splendidly pre;
pared and eenrrd. . ,?*
Oyster Dinner,
An oyster dinner win be
seired by the R. T. Webb" Class
o( the BUUnssley Memorial M. E.
Church, 8outh, tomorrow erenlng
beginning at 5 o'clock,- In
connection with the dinner a
bazar will be held and a number
ot fancy articles will be sold. An
exchange will be held tomorrow.
The menn tor this erening will
be: Oysters, fried, stewed and
raw; mashed potatoes, peas, slaw,
celery, pickles, rolls, jelly, apple
pie kind coffee.
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Elks To Dnnr.
Sale I
/ S
mples |
o
?
y the least? * ?
buy the finest
IE HALF. In
sale of Royal ??
stration of our; ^
saving* opporllarly
suitable
The local lodge of Elks -will
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^ ed?it is m<
^ our prices ?
- values to of
IT. them strong
*S> ' offers.
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1 C?at
3 Shout
?: .
. 1 ' Their style
J? Their -fabrics a
IT, here: Navy, B1
are all lined wi
< prices as well s
? $24.75 and $32.
g COATS
$45.00 $49.50 t
25 COATS
$75.00, $79.50 i
? ' COATS.
4$? $110.00, $115.0
I'jS; COATS
"2J $150.00 and $lt
COATS...'..;
1 Suits Re
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1U bo J"^ton"of'the%rell kntfpj
Helot fig podding, which Mil 1>?
demonstrated by a member ot the
Helot firm.
i
Dinner Tonight
All Is In readlness(for the turkey
dinner to' be served by the Ladles
of j the Presbyterian Church this
evening beginning at 5:30 o'clock.
The batar to be held In connection
with the dinner was opened this
afternoon and a larg ^number of
fancy articles were disposed of.
However, there are sttU a-number
to be sold.
Wednesday Bridge Club.
Mrs. Edwin. OasklH entertained
the Wednesday Bridge Club, yev
terday afternoon at "the Country
Clnb. Tour tables were In play|
Luncheon was served upon the ar
ir ^
|| ^ teid '
J~fcl
ijr
Quality, S,
/< i T/fl 7.
i ii iiuy vim
at, Dre
is an event?not merelj
irely a talking point in i
tre always moderate an
fer. Tliis is one of thes
We feel that we canr
V.
Values That Sii
Style and Eeor
5, quality and workmanship an
HA Oan/] IllVllnimix A 11 11a? -
ouIV cuiu lUAUiiuuo. -CLU LI1C Ut
ack, Kit Fox, Brown, Hawaiian
th quality silks. Below we quote
is the sale prices.
,60
ind $50.00 ' '
and $85.00
0 and $119.50
>5.00 4
'H
duced Nearly , . V
te Half
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Complimentary to Mrs. A. O. 1:
Swearlngen, a recent bride, Mrs a
Clark Pool and Mrs. Dean Reed a
are entertaining with at bridge a
party at the South Side Woman's K
Club tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. i<
Swearingen have, recently returned
from their honeymoon trip at
White Sulphur Springs.^-Charleston
Mall. .
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To Class Reunion 0
Mfts Mary Moulds Hurst is h
leaving this afternoon tor New C
York where ehe will spent about e
ten days. She will be Joined In tl
Washington by Miss Margaret
Johnson, who visited Miss Hurst
recently. Miss Johnson and Mies
Hurst will visit M*. and Mrs W. b(
C. Coffin in New York and Miss t
Ruth Hyde, a classmate at Vassar, Bi
at Albany, They will also .attend
HOIOifriOjOIOiOiO
tyle, Dependi
?lded T
ss.and
r a catch-penny effect, <
some advertisements. I
d fair we-emphasize the
& specia.1 events when w
lot say too much about
\
nply Shrew
lomy Miss ?
3 first class. A gatheri
ist colors are . prices There r>,
? . ion. Plenty of
Blue. Coats women. Others
; the original during the ini
^ for evening -w
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$22.75 " $17.75 and $1!
v dresses ...
CQ7 75 $35.00, $37.50,
QJI.iO dresses...
dCO 75 $55.00 and $59
I o> DRESSES ..-.
(tQC An $75.06 and $75
JpoJ.v" dresses ...
5115.QO ( DRESSES^, f.
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I the study of the church . Plane
111 be completed for the haier
nd exchange to be held tomorrow
fternoon and) Saturday at the A.
[. Knlght'a paper store in the Prolaalonal
Building.
Missionary Society
The Woman's Foreign Missionry
Society of the Methodist Prosstant
Temple wil meet at 2:30
'clock tomorrow afternoon at the
ome of Mrs. W. We Conaw.ay In
hjoago street. Mrs. George Swlshr's
division will he In charge of
le meeting.
Country Club Dance.
The Christmas dinner dance will
a held at the Country Club on
ueeday evening, December 28, In:ead
of Wednesday, December 2T,
(Continued on post da)
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SuitS
Quality is as always.as
t is the same with pi
sm\ only when we ha
e feel justified in e
the,.splendid 'saving
;d Shoppers W
rhese Dress Of
ng of style distinction at
ire models suitable for wear
them are particularly desiral
i. are the dressy kinds appro;
'ormal afternoon affairs. Ma
ear. All are styled in modes
h50
qnd ?SQ Kfl
1.50
).60
.15.00 , ,
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Special Utili
Value
If ' : %
..;f . > #$',V
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Association of the West Virginia
University. Miss L. Amy Rlftglo,
of the school faculty, as a representative
of the Buatness and
Professional, Women's Club, wiU
also make an address In which
she will outline the program. thetjfi
Is being carried out by the jiff*
tor the furtherance of cducatMb. :
STEAMER DAMAGED ' <
LONDON. Dec. 7?(By the As- .
belated Press.)?The steamer 's
George Washington was damaged
by her collision -with the British,
steamer Glyne Bock near Goodwin
Sands In the strait o( Dover last
night but was able to proceed on
her Journey, according to advices
from Deal today. The extent of
the damage to the George Wash-J ^
lngton Is unknown. . &
p&i 5
'^n
lale |
3 represent ice.
While
ve unusual
mphasizing . O A
ii* i
s,tms sale
ill Not |||
ferings ?>
unusually low <Ck
on every occasjle
for. business
priate for wear
ny are suitable
and shades in
$12.75 lj
.. $27.75
, $42.75 ~
..$59.50 W
..'$79.50 S
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