100 Piece Dinner Set Featuring Forget-Me-Nots
Advertisement notes a 100 piece dinner set with forget-me-not design and green foliage. Gold-traced handles are highlighted with a special price of 10 dollars.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1914
Page
15
Advertisement notes a 100 piece dinner set with forget-me-not design and green foliage. Gold-traced handles are highlighted with a special price of 10 dollars.
John L. Stevens of Shinnston and Dora Allen await a hearing before Justice Jackson V. Carter on a charge of living together as husband and wife in an infamy case. The charges were preferred by Mrs Stavene with the arrested parties involved.
Mrs B J Powall entertained the La Gina Sawing Circle at her parents home with fancy work, a guessing contest, and prizes. The gathering marked the last meeting for fall, followed by refreshments and a social hour. A separate note describes a delightful church picnic at Mr and Mrs Herman Davin near Bridgeport with games, tennis, lemonade and a 6 o'clock picnic supper. A birthday surprise for Miss Lal Ah is mentioned, with attendees from East End Street and local families. An Alumni Reunion Banquet in Morgantown drew 170 graduates, with class of 1914 and members from 1872 to 1916 represented. speeches urged state university support and continuing alumni organization.
Brown resident Personal L. G. Bennett and Morgantown visitor T. J. Jones came for business matters while Wheeling and Weston travelers including W. C. Phillips, J. C. Roane, A. F. Millah, J. A. Henderson, C. G. Coffman, J. H. Sharp, G. L. Bradford, and Florence Jackson and Virginia Rapp were listed as guests or on trips in the city, with several staying at local hotels.
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