Social news and society notes from Huntington page
Social items recount weddings in New York and local arrivals as Mr. F C Dundas Redford wed Miss Frances Davidson in the Church of the Transfiguration. The couple will visit Clarksburg soon. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. E B Smith marked their fourth anniversary with guests and refreshments. May James hosted friends on Locust Street with various attendees. John W Ramigh returned with bride Miss Mary Stumphries of Princess Anne Maryland, wedding held there. Romigh toasts and Hanes Atlas plant supervisor noted. The Evening Club hosted a three-table bridge event with prize won by Benjamin F. Thompson, followed by a salad course. The BYP No 482 planned a meeting with initiation and social session ending with a Watch Party to ring in the new year. Mulberry Street Club held another dance at Hottman Hall with about twenty attendees and music by Wells’s Payee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Dundas Redford
Frances Davidson
Liverpool
Eng
New York
Houghton
Mr. Redford
H. Stringer
John W. Ramigh
Mary Stumphries
Princess Anne
BYP, O. &, No. 482
Third Street
Social Euchre Club to Host Thursday Afternoon Event
The Five Table Card club invites friends to a social Thursday afternoon gathering with special guest Mrs. Melville Jarvis of Fort Thomas Kentucky. Albert WW Rapp will host and sister Mrs. Melville Jarvis will attend as guest. The Afternoon Progressive Euchre Club will be entertained by Mrs Charlies Travers next week from 2 to 5 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aire
Albert
Rapp
Melville Jarvis
Fort Thomas
Mra
Charlies Travers
Local residents and visitors thread through Parkersburg
Mrs. William G. Meetzgar and Miss Metexar return from a western trip and take apartments at the Waldo. William Metzgar now at the Despard mine and staying at the Waldo. Bridgeport’s John C. Johnson was in town on business. Mr. and Mrs. Robey visiting in Fairmont. George T. Watson, Fairmont Traction general manager, in town to oversee street car matters. J. McC. Martin of Baltimore & Ohio railroad in city on social business. William B. Woolfe of Plemmington among week’s visitors. Attorney C. W. Nef returns from Cumberland. Willoughby Harrison heads to Parkerburg on business. Officer McCloud back from Columbus with Kummer the deserter. Miss Margie McDowall visiting Bessie Byrd. Mrs. P. J. Condry visiting Mr. T. F. P. GM. Joseph Osburn returns from Parkersburg. Mrs. W. McKeehan visiting sister Mrs. A. T. Barrett in Parkersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Wranktibeoerr guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Smith in Parkersburg. John B. Strother, Wilsonburg merchant, in Parkersburg on business. Ernest L. Pigott, county assessor, in from Shinnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Meetzgar
Miss Metexar
Waldo
William Metzgar
Despard
John C. Johnson
Bridgeport
Robert L. Robey
Fairmont
George T. Watson
Clarksburg
J. McC. Martin
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Parkersburg
William B. Woolfe
Plemington
Wevk
C. W. Nef
Cumberland
Willoughby Harrison
McCloud
Columbus
Ohio
Kummer
Margie McDowall
Bessie Byrd
East Pike Street
P. J. Condry
Pickens
T. FP. GM
Joseph Osburn
Mra. W. ©. McKeehan
A. T. Barrett
Wrank Tibeoerr
James Smith
Parkersburs
John B. Strother
Wilsonburs
Ernest L. Pigott
Shinnston
Sinful Rector in San Francisco
Rev Jere Knode Cook former rector at St George's Hempstead and Ploretta Whaley found at Maton Green Street. Cooke left his wife eight months ago and with the seventeen year old heiress, a child born to them. He works as a painter and laborer to support himself his companion and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Fress
San Francisco
Jere Knode Cook
St. George's Church
Hempstead
L. 1
Ploretta’ Whaley
Maton Green Street
Thevis Cooke
Miss Whaley
Chili
Clarksburg Gun Club Holds Weanderay Afternoon
The Clarksburg Gun Club will host a regular Weanderay event at the club House on January 1 at 3 p.m. Members and guests are welcome to attend and participate in the afternoon shoot and social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Drug store to feature new counters and cases at corner
Hugh F. Burke, druggist, expanding his Pike and Third Street shop with eighty eight new counters cases and the like as part of interior improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh F. Burke
Pike and
Third Streets
Totters of administration granted in McDermott estate
Notice is given that Totters of administration in estate of John McDermott, deceased, has been granted to Bridget McDermott administratrix. All debtors are asked to pay promptly and claimants to file their demands without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Este
John McDermott
Bridget McDermott
Kennedy Laxative Syrup Promoted for Gentle Bowels
An advertisement touts Kennedy laxative cough syrup as a free gentle bowel action to expel the cold. It says children like it, contains no opiates or narcotics, and is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
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Imporial Review
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T. J. Lynch & CO
Cepnard
Iis
Pire
W.va
Davis Shoe Go
Traders Bank Room
Glarksburg, W. Va
Fea
Carbly
Huntington
E. B. Smith
Monday Evening Inn
E. N. Flowers
A. B. Jarvis
Kuntz
J. B. Bird
May James
Locust Street
Mildred Chrisman
Beatrice Chrisman
Mable Crimm
Miss Hood
Bessie Harris
Hoa Cacchus
Ethel Reynolds
Messrs
David Morrison
Charles Hood
Howard’ Hood
Destie Kidd
Arthur James
Edward Taylor
Archif Taylor
James Mulligan
Dudley D. Britt
Benjamin F. Thompson
Mulberry Street
Hottman ‘Hall
Wells
Gy Sworenr
Aly
Flr
Marie
R. E. Gieek
Empire National
Sanfrancisco
Cook
Oy Themi
Willison
Rooes
Fletcher
Axminster Rugs
Agents Ladies Home Journal Patterns
Aserts Ladles Home Journal
Col
Paine
Saas
Sue
Black-Krohme
Empire Milling
Koblegard Insurance Agency
Moore Building
Fourth Street
J. EF. Krohme
Watal Ker & Jeweler
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