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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1925

Page

10

Bluefield social notes report gifts and events at clubs

At the Bluefield Quota Club luncheon Miss Olive McCaskill received a farewell gift before a Miami trip, and Miss Louise Hawkins sent a thanks note for a Florida stay. Officers will be elected at the January meeting. A Kiwanis talk and a vocal solo entertained Quotarians. A Bluefield Country Club tea dance honored Miss Virginia Collins and Jarius Collins with music by Edwards Collegians and refreshments for about 120 guests.

Bluefield Quota Club Olive McCaskill Miami Fla McCaskill Louise Hawkins Florida Mary Sue Clark Madge Hansbarger Elizabeth Peery Louise Hamilton Bertha Newton J. P. Gills Appalachian Power Company Kiwanis Club Helen Spangler James Elmer Brown Spangier Nettie Vass Steele Blue Bluefield Country Club Virginia Jarius Collins Bramwell Clover Club Edwards’ Collegians

New Year Watch Party At Woodrow Avenue

Mrs Billie White and Mrs S S ofield hosted a watch party Wednesday evening at their Woodrow Avenue home. Guests enjoyed bridge and other games, then at midnight refreshments were served. Favors were chocolate Kewpies with 1926 figures. Attendees included Elizabeth Thompson Ethel Kelley Georgia Wilson Dallas Musick Irene Frazier Helen Dulaney Jess Lulaney Jr Belaprings Va Billie White Marguerite June S 8 Porterfield Mary Margaret

Billie White S. S.ofield Woodrow Avenue Bridge Elizabeth Thompson Ethel Kelley Georgia Wilson Dallas Musick Irene Frazier Helen Dulaney Jess Lulaney, Jr Belaprings Margaurite June Porterfield Mary Margaret

New Year Watch Party At Griffith Home

Miss Mae Griffith hosted a New Year watch party at her parents home on Fourth street with about twelve guests. The gathering featured social diversions and refreshments including punch and sandwiches as part of the celebratory evening.

Mae Griffith G. E. Griffith Fourth Street

Benefit affair at B'nai B'rith hall supported by Sisterhood

One hundred players attended Friday evening at B'nai B'rith hall under the Sisterhood of Ahabath Sholem. Bridge and card games were played at twenty five tables with prizes awarded at each. A salad course was served and the event was deemed a big success.

B'nai B'rithnall Ahabath Sholem

Bible class postponed due to leader's absence

Mrs. C. E. Lilley’s Bible class will not meet next week as she is out of the city. The class will reconvene Monday January 12 and attendance of one hundred percent is urged for the Ladies Bible class of the First Presbyterian.

C. E. Lilley First Presbyterian

Bridge luncheon invitations extend courtesy to visiting brides

Mrs. F. L. Black and Mrs. Frederick W. Black issued invitations for a bridge luncheon at the Country Club on January 8. The event honors Mrs. W. P. Marshall of Trenton New Jersey, a charming visitor, and Mrs. Charles J. Farrington of Bluefield along with Mrs. Joseph M. Sanders Jr. of Welch, recent brides.

F. L. Black Frederick W. Black Country Club W. P. Marshall Trenton N. J Charles J. Farrington Bluefield Joseph M. Sanders, Jr Welch

Children invited to library for 3 15 story time

All children are invited to the Bluefield Public Library this afternoon at 3 15 as A H Sargent resumes storytelling for the little folk He promises interesting new stories and a wide audience of youngsters in attendance

Bluefield Public Library A. H. Sargent

Informal Friday Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Brown in Trenton

Mrs. F J Brown entertained complimentary guests and doctors at a informal Friday noon dining event at the West Virginian. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. W P Marshall of Trenton New Jersey and Dr and Mrs Frederick Black Dr and Mrs F L Black and Dr and Mrs Harold Black.

W. P. Marshall Trenton N. J F. J. Brown The West Virginian Frederick Black F. L. Black Harold Black

Misses Laird Host Informal College Avenue Dinner

Miss Mary and Frances Laird entertained Misses Louise DuBose Helen Hurd and Anna Wood with an informal dinner at their College avenue home last evening.

Mary Frances Laird J. R. Laird Louise DuBose Helen Hurd Anna Wood College Avenue

Sunday Collection for Bible Teacher in Korea Urges Westminster Class

Sunday will be a special collection day for the benefit of the Bible teacher in Korea. All members of the Ladies Bible Class of Westminster Sunday School are urged to be in attendance.

Korea Ladies Bible Class Westminster Sunday School

Dance Night at Bluefield Country Club Promises Large Turnout

The regular dance occurs this evening at the Bluefield Country Club with excellent music and expected heavy attendance. Hosts and hostesses will be chosen from the younger set.

Bluefield Country Club

Ivy House Bridge Party Honored Guests on Ramsey Street

Mrs J B Hatcher hosted a Friday afternoon bridge party at Ivy House on Ramsey Street with pink rose decorations and New Year themed place cards. Mrs C B Wilson won first prize for play. Mrs J J Penn took second.

J. B. Hatcher Ivy House Ramsey Street C. B. Wilson J. J. Penn James O'Keefe A. H. Baldwin Lyde Baldwin F. L. Black

Ladies of Vivian and Bluefield Hostess Afternoon

A social gathering in Ivy House featured hostesses Lilly and a group from Vivian Bluefield Va including Mrs J H McNeer Mrs J W Overstreet and others. Guests enjoyed salad and ice following afternoon bridge hosted by Mrs Hatcher and assisted by Mrs Frazer and Mrs McDowell.

John Tanner Bluefield L. G. Tony Fred Prosser Ringo Davant R. T. Peters O. W. Frazer Norman McDowell Hatcher Ivy House Bridge

Luncheon in Honor of Miss Bertha Jeaumer's Guests

Miss Bertha Jeaumer hosted an informal Thursday luncheon at her parents home on College Avenue with a festive miniature Christmas tree centerpiece and a New Year theme. Guests included Frances Walker Margaret Bowen Nannie Rae Hefner Helen Parett of Philadelphia Mary Gordon Alley Elizabeth Hooper Nanc Mann Johnson of Lynchburg Jean Edmunds Maxine Sterne ry Jane Stewart and Gertrude Steele.

Frances Walker St. Hildah's Hall Charles Town W. Va Aleasant Bertha Jeaumer T. O. Deaumer College Avenue Margaret Bowen Nannie Rae Hefner Helen Parett Philadelphia Mary Gordon Alley Elizabeth Hooper Nanc Mann Johnson Lynchburg Jean Edmunds Maxine Sterne Ry Jane Stewart Gertrude Steele

Social events highlight busy week at local homes

Miss Mary Easley hosted a informal party at her College avenue home as the closing feature of a series of charming entertainments for Miss Ethel Littlejohn's guests. Mrs. C. E. Ridley organized a waffle breakfast Friday morning followed by a luncheon at the Littlejohn residence honoring the young ladies.

Mary Easley College Avenue Ethel Littlejohn C. E. Ridley Littlejohn

Marriage of Kathryn Greenwood McClaugherty and Dr Welch England

The couple wed quietly at the bride’s parents’ home on Caroline avenue with only immediate relatives present. Dr England is a medical student in his junior year at the University of.

Kathryn Greenwood McClaugherty Welch England R. CC. McClaugherty Caroline Avenue Dr. England University of

Maryl and Bride Unite in Simple Maryland Ceremony

The couple plans to join soon in Baltimore where they will live briefly. The Rev Ank Y Jackson officiated as Miss McClaugherty and Dr. England tied the knot with a blue wedding dress and lace handkerchief once worn by the bride's mother. The union ends a childhood romance, with the bride hailed as Bluefield's charming young lady and the groom viewed for a promising medical career.

Maryland Baltimore Y. Jackson

Local Visitors Depart for Home and Markets

Miss Mary Anderson returns to Roanoke after visiting Mrs. C. W. Ewald and Mrs. R. P. Beem of Rogers street. Albert Schlossberg goes back to Huntington after a Rogers street stay on business. Miss Bertie Ruble of the Honaker department store leaves next week for the New York markets.

Mary Anderson

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