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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1925

Page

7

Debate Over The Modern Flapper At Quota Club Luncheon

spirited debate at the Quota Club luncheon split on the motion that the quota club shall not condemn the modern flapper. Miss Ruth Rader and Pearl Taylor argued affirmative while Mrs Hawkins and Miss Beulah Price argued negative. speeches praised and critiqued flapper dress, speech, and hair styles amid lighthearted, merry proceedings with judge Mrs. E R Richardson and others officiating.

Quota Club Ruth Rader Pearl Tayl Sor Wife Hawkins Beulah Price E. R. Richardson Miese Hanaberger Ruth Pendleton

Social games and hospitality mingle in midweek events

Mrs. E. Hale won the high score prize while Mrs. R. O. Rogers hosted six tables in a sister party for Mrs. J. P. Gills. Elizabeth Rogers of Waverly Wa. is noted as a niece of Dr Rogers. First prize went to Mrs. William Lee and the low-score prize to Mrs. Nell Palmer. Mrs. C. BE. Lisley entertained Mrs. J. L. Ubil of Dante, Ve., with a seven-table gathering and Mrs. A. B. Knee acted as hostess at another table.

J. L. Ubil Dante, Ve A. B. Knee

Informal Luncheon Honors Mrs Ward at Augusta Home

Mrs Shriner hosted a Friday luncheon on Augusta Street in honor of Mrs Ward of Chattanooga with about twenty guests. Assistants included Mrs Ey, Mrs W H Quekemeyer, and Mrs L W Boykin as decorations featured simple exquisite taste. The event followed by a bridge party at the Country Club planned by hostess H E Mattox, joined by sister Mrs L J Hani of Paducah Kentucky, the first in a series.

W. R. Shriner Augusta Street W. A. Ward Chattanooga P. Iley W. H. Quekemeyer L. W S. H. E. Mattox

Ferraline Claims to Perfect Digestion and Comfort

Ferraline, a mineral water, is advertised to ease stomach disorders and enable unrestricted eating. The ad promises quick relief and improved appearance with a ten day treatment for one dollar, with a refund if not satisfied.

Naimre Ict

BBed Hair in Tiny Tint of Golden Glint Poo

A fragment notes BBed hair described as looking wonderful in a small tint of Golden Glint poo, suggesting a whimsical or satirical fashion or beauty reference. The wording implies a casual, quirky observation without broader context or events.

Jackson touring party arrives safely in Southampton

Cards and letters from members of the Jackson touring party announce their safe arrival at Southampton. The group escaped seasickness and enjoyed a delightful voyage aboard the Aquitania. A grand ball crowned the final evening, and the tourists are spending the week in Paris.

Southampton Paris

Reverend Morrell Honored At Chattanooga Civic Tea

The Rev. William Morrell of Chattanooga and Mrs Morrell were guests of honor at a social affair Friday hosted by Mrs. F W Udy and Mrs Mabel Turley at Mrs Turley s home. About seventy five guests called during the afternoon as the decorated residence offered garden flowers and dainty refreshments. The honor guests, long residents of the city, were warmly welcomed back and praised for their charming compliment.

William Morrell Chattanooga Grace Methodist Church R. 8. Thompson Estelle Battimore W. D. Cofer Robert White J. E. McMullin Paul Udy Thomas Main Gladys Udy

Quiet Bluefield Bride Marries in Princeton Aide

Miss Mamie L. Neal of Bluefield Virginia wed Ernest D. Fizer in a quiet Thursday ceremony at a Princeton home with Rev. R M Sims officiating. They will reside at 124 Bedford Street. Bride daughter of Allen G Neal and Bland Virginia residents. Groom son of George Fizer, well loved in Blues field community.

Thelma Brotherton Jess Bell Princeton Frank G. Brotherton Z. A. Randall Methodist Church Bell Raleigh Street Mamie L. Neal Bluefield Ernest D. Fizer R. M. Sims The Christian Church Fizer George Fizer

Huffard Captures Bluefield Club Championship Title

Mrs. 8 N. Huffard defeated Mrs. H. Merkle 4-3 to win the annual Bluefield country club championship. Huffard and Markle played well. Kabler, last year’s champion, was eliminated by Huffard in the semifinals.

N. Huffard H. Merkle Bluefield Country Club

Mrs Olinger Hosts Informal Rock Party at Bluefield Ave

Mrs E J Olinger hosted a Wednesday evening informal rock party at her Bluefield Avenue home. Her sister Miss Roberta Cowan of Sparrows Point Maryland was guest of honor. Rook was enjoyed and refreshments were served.

E. J. Olinger Bluefield Avenue Roberta Cowan Sparrows, Point Rook Olinger

Birth Announcement for Galena Ruth Poe

Mr and Mrs L L Poe of Randolph Street announce the birth of a daughter born on Thursday July 16 named Galena Ruth.

Ll. &. Poe Randolph Street Galena Ruth

Mrs H M Matz entertains guests for Sol Caplan tribute

Mrs H M Matz hosts a Tuesday afternoon gathering from 2 to 5 at her Jefferson hill home in honor of Mrs Sol Caplan of St Michaels Md. Invitations were issued to fifty guests. The notice also lists several local people and a series of visits and illnesses in the Bluefield area.

H. M. Matz Jefferson Hill Sol Caplan St. Michaels

Local residents return from trips and conferences

Junaluska North Carolina hosts Miss Vary Jane Stewart for a conference wrapup. Numerous residents including Mrs Du Bose and Mrs Warrick, Miss Roberta Moore, and Miss Elizabeth Warrick return from visits to Montreal Roanoke Galax and Norfolk. Others travel to Roanoke Norfolk and Blue Ridge while American Legion Auxiliary holds an important meeting.

Junaluska N. C Vary Jane Stewart W. BH. du Bose du Bose Misa Louise Warner du Bose Agnes Vawter Montreal Roanoke R. T. Pe Elizabeth Warrick Ta Springs George Wolfe F Beckley Norfolk New York W. R. Warrick Ian Galax Carlton Enochs James A. Rowan Kingston W. Va J. A. Grubb Baltimore Visi John W. Halden Lewis Gale Hospital Jack Cheif Geroge Woodson Hansbrough Dewey Lantz Salem Matoaka Neilie Wright Richmond Jess Gillespie Bluefield Russell Ritz R. G. Hues Pikeville Elizabeth Rogers Waverly R. O. Rogers American Legion Auxiliary Legion Mise Doris Sombarger Burlington Vermont Henry Warden Albemarle Street Margaret Tinsley Fort Worth Texas R. W. Gott Washington Street Jack Ridineer Mount Hope W. J. Woolwine Lee Street Hattie Carter Blue Ridge C. P. Logan Charlies Blacksburg Billie Miller John Bill, Jr Peck Miller Newport

Flapper Fanny Says Love Speech Sparks Skepticism

Flapper Fanny opines on marriage saying a husband who confesses love earns disbelief while silence prompts curiosity about why he never speaks. The quip reflects 1920s dating and gender attitudes in playful social commentary.

Germans plan massive Tannenberg memorial at Koenigsberg

An as yet unnamed German memorial to the Hindenburg victory at Tannenberg is to be built on the battlefield site in Koenigsberg. The design, chosen in a contest by Walter and Johannes Krueger, features an octagonal wall surrounding a smaller existing monument, with square towers, a memorial hall for each regiment, museums on ground floors, and living quarters for Tannenberg veterans who will guide visitors.

Koenigsberg Hindenburg Tannenberg Walter Johannes Krueger

Berlin houses use rotating platforms to sunlit rooms

Berlin advances a novel housing feature with four houses having a first floor revolving platform that shifts any room to the sunny side of the house. The concept proved popular and twelve more such homes are planned to be built simultaneously.

Berlin

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