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Friday tor Pittsburgh where she
I will be Jollied by. her daughter, '
II Miss Sarah Lain, Who la a student;1
I; at the Mary. Lyon School at Swath :'
I more. Pa. Mrs. Lyon and daughter:'
It wDl go" to New. York, where they1,
I' will spend a week belonr returning '
|i ^ w"" .Ml** Ly?n Wl" aPen<1 J
If ML City Temple No. 5, Pythian ]
Wf Slaters- will hold a meeting this ,
W evening at 7:30 o'clock In the .
I American Building on Main street j
I The annual election ot otlcers will t
k take place, and an Initiation cere- j
mony will-be held. Following the,!
K business session, .a social hour ]
I will be held, and refreshments! i
IV ' !|
ook Book Off Prose i
ook book -which the ladles IJ
Bt Episcopal Church have'
l is now oft the press andjJ
o bo placed on salo. The
hlch contains many recipes
ell known householders ot
V la prettily bound In a
as) .cover, with burning
adorning the cover, and.
-a. lovely Christmas gift.'
3k, which had been Issued >
ily.by tho ladles has been'
.and a number ot new raided,
which makes It up to
he ladles have .bad one
dv coples printed.
tntertalnlng Club
Hacry B. Clark Is entertho
Tuesday Bridge Club
ernoon at her home Peacorm.
The members ot the
ere Served with lunchoon
ielr arrival, and the remalnthe
afternoon was spent In
^bridge. Christmas ottects
cottlly used In the Interior
Ions'. and' In the retreshr6y
Sorority Members
ring the visiting alumnae
Kappa Kappa Gamma sororMorgantown
Saturday, Mrs;
S; Stewart entertained with
mlnaly appointed Reception
liter at'her home on Wiley
The gueBts Included:
Carl Leather'wood. ClarksKrs..
Russell Law. WheelJss
Eleanor Moreland, Elkrs.
Josephine Slaats, ot i
m wnoenng; mug BiizaDom uoucner, :
ft Toronto. O: Miss Effio Anderson,!I
I Mannlngton; Miss Canillo Harper, t
I Spencer: Miss Margaret Moore, j'
fewest Alexander; Mrs. Charles':
I Slnsell, ot Grafton; Miss Ruth McjJ
I Cue, Shlnnston; Miss Hilda Smith 11
HHcieyeland, 0.; Miss Dora Prltch-|<
ft ard, Mias Ethel "Moult and Miss'1
Edna Miller, Fair A on t; Miss laa- j'
ft hel Kimmell, Grafton; Miss Man-.
ft caret Boreman. Parkorshurg; Mrs. 11
ft dUIohard Welch, Keyaer, and Mrs. <1
ftp?. J. Guthrie, Charleston. j
| Interesting Mcotfng ]
' The Adult Missionary Society.
HEercitihe Bllllngsley Memorial Meth- f
I odlst Episcopal Church, South,;'
L held an Interesting and enjoyable'
meeting last evening in the so-<
IE clal rooms of the- church. The
B rooms were tastefully decorated
fgfn,. polntettlas and Christmas |
greens, and presented a very at- L
mgmtlve appearance.
iuo piv?5?aui was in- unargo ot j
3UJ&0B2B
If: SIL
The .
\ GIFT of oui
clamafion c
. prove a lasting s<
Here are the mos
selection. .Order
monograming.
W
y- Mra. B. M. Keith and a Chrlatooa
atory read by Mra. Jamea E.
Imlth. The -hOBteaaea were Mra.
Ihlnn, Mra. Jamea Smith, Mra.
!. M. Taylor and Mlaa DeBolt,
nd refreahmente In the Chrlatnoa
colora were aorred by the
loateaaea. Following the program
he annual election ot officers
raa held and recalled aa followa:
'rosldentl Mfa. R. T. Brown;
Ice prealdent. Mra. Jeaae P. Wll
loyed and later in the evening a
:oncert will ho given at the hotel.
Friday tho ladles will accompany
the governors on an lnspec:ion
tour In the Winding Gulf
ind at noon tho party will be en.ertained
at luncheon by the
chamber ot commerce at Beck)ey.
[n the evening George Ade ot
Indiana and Thomas Melghan,
itar in\"Back Homo, Broke" will
ie present.
Saturday at 1:30 tho governors
tnd their wives and other attendtnts
will bo entertained with a
buffet luncheon at the "Jieadpws,"
given by Mr. and Mrs.
Thornton Lewis. Many ot tho
guests will leave on Saturday for
the east where they will be the
guests ot honor at luncheons, teas,
ilnners and other entertainments
whichv have been planned in
Washington, D. C., and New York.
During tho entertainments
given, the music-furnished by the
Ive-plece orchestra from, tho
Ftlvoll Theater In New York City,
llrectcd by Dr. Hugo Roseniield.
will bo ot particular Interest,
l'horo will also be several noted
ilngefs .to perform during the
hreo" days.?Charleston. Gazette.
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Arrive Yesterday
Mrs. L. Earl McWhorter and
title adn. Robert Davis McJVtsor.
tor. arrived here last evening:
from tbelr home at Letfisburg and
will remain here until after
Christmas as the guests of the
? i
VERW^
Housewife's D
artistic Silverware \
)f delight from any ho
>urce of pride and plea
t tasteful designs a
s should be left early 1
here Quality Comes Fit
^NUS & C(
Jewelers
Opposite Coi\rt Htfuse
? Stores?Fairmont?Clarksbi
on; recording secretary, Mrs. 8.
2. Janes; corresponding secreary,
Mrs. Lucy Hlbbs; treasurer,
lies. T. S. Neptune; chairman of
social service committee, Mrs.
toss A. Watts; chairman of mission
study and publicity comraitefc,
Mrs. Ward Downs; chairnan
of supplies, Mrs. L. 0. Boice;
luperlntcndent of young people's
vork, Mrs. B. M. Keith; superntendent
of juniors, Mrs. A. J.
lice.
<
. At White SnlphurWednesday
of this week, from
hicty to forty governors will
noeli ut White Sulphur Springs
it the governors' conference and
he week will be spent in a round
>f social activities. Governor and
dre. E. F. Morgan, of Charleston,
ire leaving on Wednesday to
lartlclpate In the program at the
iVhite. Thursday at noon a lunchion
will be given at Elmhurst by
lire. E. F. Moggan, honoring the
tovernors and their wives and
tohilies. An automobile ride will
in niiinvpH aftnr limnhonn tn
Usxwelton, the drive being noted
lor its picturtsque scenery. Later
.hey will return to the Greentrier
Hotel lor tea. Thursday eveGovernor
and Mrs. Morgan at
Governor ant Mrs. Morgan at
he Greenbrier complimentary to
ill the governors and their wives.
\fler dinner bridce will be en
left there last Saturday for S*v.
anuah. Qa.,wher? the/former will
have charge of St. John'a Eplsot,
pal Church one. of the strongest
and most Influential churches ul
the South. The Reverend Mr. and
Mrs. Mitchell -will romaln 'lu the
South until May, when they will
return to their,home on the Coon,
try Club road.
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Honoring Mies Geora
The members of the Kanpa
Kappa Oamma sorority entertained
Saturday afternoon with a tea
complimentary to Miss Rosalia
Caere of New York City at .their
hume on Kirk street, Morgan
town Miss Oeere Is a member of
the national, council and Is the
editor of the Kappa "Km>."
One hundred and fifty guests
called during the afternoon Miss
Eleanor Miller, Mias Clara Lytic
and Mrs. Wilbur Kay. were. Iff th?
receiving line Mrs Robert Hen
nen presided at the tea urn in the
dining room. The henen was attractively
arranged, yrlth ever
green and polnsottias, and red
candles added to the beaut7 of th?
scene.'
Last evening the girls in the au
tlve chapter entertained with ao
Informal chocolate at their chapter
house for Miss Deere. The
members of the active chapter
end the pledges spent an informal
ovenlng around the fire places
with MIsB Deere.?Morgantown
Post.
? a
Dinner This Evening
A number of reservations have
been made for the monthly dinner
of the Business and Professional
Woihen's Club to be held
at 5:45 o'clock at the Y. W. C
A. A playlet under the direction
of biles Amy,Higgle in which a
number of members of the club
take part, will be given.
a ? ? ?
Birthday Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Curt E. Amos en
tertained last evening at thetr bom<
on Locust avonue with a pretttli
appointed dinner, the affair beln.
arranged to celelrate the blrthdas
anniversary of L. E. Morgan, lathe:
of MrB. Amos. The day celebrate:
the sixty-ninth anniversary of the
guest of honor. A birthday cak,
with lighted candles centered tht
In making out your Chrlstmai
list remember that the women oi
Christ Church are revising and en
larging their Cook Book, which will
bo on sale at Hartley's, Fortney's
H. & H. Drug and Martin's Boos
Stor.e
Bitter Sweet
" Beautiful rod berry with yellow
husk in graceful grape shaped
cluatera. ' I
N?- '
Hauge's Flower &
Plant House.
Rldflley off Locust ,
j. ' Phone 641 j
Might I
''<*?aa ex- I
nv"' "WII |
MKJVHU.V; nuu VV ill
sure.
.nd patterns for
to allow time for
>.
irgr N :
if GIF
$ili ^ *sn'
mas as th<
' that is a
! suggests :
!What Yi
Can't D(
With Ri
?this seasor
to talk about
to dabble in
perky bow ol
/ ribbon will b
of a smart hi
another feati
able costumei
er more at
Rj&SS I ma?le with ril
S&Agi For negligi
wide fancy pi
fewM $1.50. Narro\
ribbon 40c. h
25c and 35c.
vin plain and/i
! -50c. to $5.00,
X\ 5c. 8c and 10i
f Handk
" Lii
?comes in si
ors you will
several for
Gifts. Select
like best, hi
squares neat
bit of embroi
corner and
pretty hanky,
, 12-inch, str
3 handkerchi
12-inch s
each.
By the yar
20 colors t
v i 3rd i
Gift Si
The A
\ , ^Vhatholi
prettily eml
pillow covei
stamped ari
surprising \
by one cleve
Crash for
20c up. Plai
blue or red b
checked patt(
Diadem Cl<
spreads, sea
white blue, g
Plain whit*
$1.50 yard.
S
\and the wee
lbo?teue?;l*?t^*<?J^.t tie'Coa
ms^^Sus'SS
aig^av?
re held Frtday atternoon.'ata o'clock '
k- af the 'Masonic Temple. Be will ?(
n- apeak on the subject. "A Good wl
sd Friend Drops In."'Owing to the tic
i' tact that Ur. - Cooke Is regarded hli
n- as among the finest lecturers on be
rs you
t so much what"one gets a1
2 thought which prompts tl
ppreciated. And surely
so fine a spirit as some
>U
)
t isnjt">nough
t crisp moire
ie the making
it. (iirilles are
ire of fashion3
and are nevtractive
than .?
bbon. v
!e there "SSSj ' *
litems, 50c-.t"p % ?:'. . "WSfcfss
v tinsel edged... ECjIS
letallic ribbon'~>5 5w
Sash ribbon 3B
iancy patterns
, Holly ribbon
s.
K
erchief
len i Gift
ich pretty col- Sweati
want to make
; Christmas 1 ?can be made
the colors you now and Chri
emstitch the good many wi
iy and add a' gins can knit, o
dery in the not time, but
you have a loves a good look
or nnrl wnuM HI
. . better for this
lP' h for than one of the
efs, 50c. illustrated in o
squares. 17c tion books. A f
the.yarns and b
j e, Kfl showi you hoy t
a, $i.DU. , tj,e 8weaj;er8 on
o select from. the Art Departn
innex 3rd Ann
uggestions a-Plen
rt Needlework Se
iday gift would be more useful
iroidered buffet set, card tab!
s,'cushion or any of the i
Seles shown in this department
vhat beautiful things can be tu
m with the needle.
a*
Tea Towels, Turkish. .To'
n white with Combing Jackets
order and red and up. Wide a:
jrn. at each price.
)th for making bed
rfs, cushions, etc., v
old.
!,j?1.25 yd. Colored v
>m -Clefeland,'' Ohio, - on Friday
>rnlng. Those who are familiar ,
th Mr. Cooke's poem) and wit- 'i
ism# wlll .be delighted to hear 1
) address on Friday, as ba'wlll t
among the notable personages t
1
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1JU'
c
t
I
^lAKE W
; Christ- brance thi
he giver luncheon si
apron, cusl
nothing iingerie or
remem- enough to
Hai
* Mc
Y\ , Gifts of sucl
[ft most any won
ft U bandy with th
SI 1 her own undei
i? \ i Our'assor
Fancy A. I
4 ette in plain a)
Jwi terns anc* a 81
\n delicate colors,
PI
ers
(I
i between
stmas. A f J
amen and *" Jy
there have
every one
ang sweat- hi//l?
ke nothing I I H
Chrietmas VI 1
new styles H
ur instrucull
line of , N I
ooks" that' " . '' \1
o fashion C~v -j
display in \J ljl'''
lent.
ex
ity in Who Wc
Welcome
Ction Warm C<
than a ?made by lo
le 'cover, Easily made t'
lumerous with" quilted c(
t? It ig Quilted White
irned out tinfr"3 lbs- ?
Silkoline* ir
fancy pattern
arels for wide, 50c yd.
i, 75c ?l figured sateem
isortments yd. Comfort
inches wide, Z
lotel ye Hrown tall;,
id along the line et thrift and the
leeeeelty of sarinr and aeeumu.
ating money and advised the gtvla
o form a money sarin* habit Hit
elk waa Interesting and lnetrue?"
r? "
z/p .
"ishnm
/tore
ILL PLI
it you hatfe made
et, an embroidered be
lion, bath robe, a dai
even a pretty handke
carry a Christmas me
tid* Made Ling
ikes Very Pretty C
h an intimate character can t
lan'to another. Anch any i
e needle can effect quite a sa
clothing.
tment of lingerie silks is nov;
l. C. Linger- Laungeri
id fancy pat- striped pat
sirable coli
reat range of light blue,
, ?1 yd. dar,' 85c ya
! Jiff fitm
tuldn't
>mfort 'Znte:
ving hands ? delightful
be'new way; scarfs, bag
>tton batting lands, ap
Rose B*t- tjimnung ?
(Om
r plain and We have
j, 86 inches ing of fine
Plain and many prett
150c and 60c colors, 36c i
uaiico, 36
2c yd.
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Handkerchief Li
ed block, and barre
colors, i?eady to i
square.
fg| lb this city o? next Friday
of Edmund Vtnce Cook. poot lAd I
humorist, who will tddrra tne
Woman's Club it Its rocular
Announcements wire mods
(Continued on, pi(0 nine)
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yourself?a
d spread, an
nty piece of ||
rchief is big
issage,
m
ie given from alvoman
who iaS j
iving by making . :
' at its best
site in plain and
terns, every deny
pink, orchid,
corn an.", laven- ---is?
trd.
rfl jftJt
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c- f table
PP Q s
"'v'''' . m^r^'1 ,'?t^
nrpf;nrinp? In 1
safer.
ry Section :
r--.,"'urnKKm
nen with color*
d designs, all 1
embroider, 30c I
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