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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1913
Page
5
35 women can purchase beautiful summer dresses at Parsons Souders for 18.75 each, lower than earlier season prices. Dresses feature voiles crepe voiles eponge and linen fabrics, are fresh and clean, mostly white with a few light blue Copenhagen tan leather and Nell Rose options.
Novel parasols featured in Japanese inspired styles with white linen embroidery priced at 12 dollars, silk covers at 5 6 and 7 50 dollars, plain taffetas 3 75 dollars, Americas tatapanese pagoda shapes 3 75 and 5 00, and extreme length handle versions at 37 dollars. The Princess parasol offers canopy top and brass ribs in assorted colored silks.
Description of coat and dress options in stripe ratine fabric. Mentions skirt in plain white epange or reversed styling with stripe. Notes two fabrics for purchase: white with vertical black stripe at 35 cents per yard and open mesh ratine etamine with raised stripes in black tan or blue at 29 cents per yard.
Black and white, grey and white, and pink and white vertical striped fabric described as 27 inches wide and priced at 15 cents per yard.
A group of Clirkeburg women joined the Ladies Shrine of West Virginia near Fairmont this week, including Mrs. Mabel Howsaid Connolly of Kingwood and Mrs. HJ Brown of Wilsonburg among many others from Clarksburg Farmington and Morgantown. A social afternoon followed with cards, tea, and auction bridge, hosted by Mrs. Robert R. Wilson, with a June party theme and floral decor.
A Surprise Party gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Huddleson in Industrial, hosted by the local Woman's Christian Temperance Union led by long-active member Mrs. Huddleson. Music, refreshments and speeches filled the evening as attendees celebrated and discussed aims and community work.
Mrs Huddleson and family announce a move to reside in Miflereville Ohio as Mr Huddleson accepts a lumber company post. A leather bound volume of poems was presented to Mrs Huddleson and wishes for happiness accompany their departure. Names and details include Mys and Meal Frank B Haymaker and a forthcoming engagement of their daughter Gentvieve Gray to Air George G Lynch with a June wedding hinted.
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