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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1925
Page
4
Announcement describes the Bluefield society notice of the marriage between Miss Irma M of Dublin and Mr John Troy, solemnized Monday in Tazewell Virginia.
The ceremony took place at the Presbyterian church with the bridegroom’s father, Rev. W. H. Troy of Bekman, officiating. Mr and Mrs. Troy plan to live in Williamson. The groom is a barber and brother of Miss Mary Troy of the Ami con Fruit Company. He is described as a hustling young man and the bride as one of Dublin’s most attractive and popular girls.
Hair 1b06ks features a wonderful wine hue with a tiny tint of golden glint. The shade appears rich and versatile, pairing well with warm and cool tones. Designers note its subtle shimmer adds depth to formal and casual looks.
At the Y camp on Sunday evening all camp girls gathered around the front campus tree for a half hour of meditation followed by a short program. The pantomime The Messenger Drum was presented with names assigned to each role and staged by Mrs. C L Seyler.
A long list of attendees from Princeton Virginia is noted in a community notice. The names include Dr. and Mrs. F L Black and Frederick Black, Mr. and Mrs. Shernard McClaugherty, Pollock, Parrish, Reynolds, Shumate, Dillon, Atkins with children, Frater with children, Chariton and Jane Anne Seal rs, Goody Soouts and Jack, Deaumer family with children, Rachael Barkley, Seyler, Buford McClung, W H Harry, Effie Loudermilk, Claude Wade, Harry Goody oontz, Harry Stevens, Alex Schafer, and Floyd Black among others. The report centers on social connections and local families.
The Young Judeans will hold an evening meeting with Mise Lucille affes. Organizers invite members and supporters to attend at a local venue to discuss upcoming activities and community engagement.
Union Bible Class will meet with Mr. E. U. Clark at 218 Fairfax Street Thursday evening at 7 45. The event is a local church gathering.
Mrs D B French presents a copy of Summerstory of Southwest Virginia to the D A R section of the Bluefield Public Library, expanding local history holdings.
Mr and Mrs Robert F Reece of Northfork welcome a baby girl born at St Luke s Hospital in this city. The infant has been named Betty Jean.
At the Bluefield Country Club on Tuesday Mrs. W. O. Tracy captured the handicap tournament while Mrs. J. H. Kabler won the putting contest, earning honors in the day’s club events.
Rex Beach presents five suspenseful tales in The Goose Woman now on library shelves. The longest story centers on a fallen prima donna whose arresting personality amid a sudden downfall drives a mystery.
The review surveys "Goose Woman" with a sharp flash of power in stormy tones and contrasts it with "Cave Stuff" a French valet comedy. It also notes "The Michigan Kid" staged in Alaska and observes "Cool Water" and "Powder" as vivid takes on the Southwest oil country as a surreal backdrop.
The Summit Recreation Club plans a dance on the roof garden of the Peery building Thursday night July 8. All members are urged to attend. The event was moved from Tuesday due to bad weather.
D A R chapter in Easley held its regular meeting with ritual service and roll call naming Signers of the Declaration of Independence. Mrs. Cameron, treasurer, reported finances and read a paper on Historical Philadelphia. Guest L G Alten of Richmond, descendant of Matthew French, attended. Refreshments followed.
A reception at the home of Mrs H M Matz on Jefferson Hill yesterday afternoon welcomed guests from out of town including Mrs Solomon Caplan of St Michaels Md and family Mrs L B Lesser of Newark N J Miss Mabel Plano of New York City Mrs August Kahn of Norfolk Va Mrs Harry Klein of Welch Mrs Lubliner of Pocahontas Mrs Turk of Nashville Tenn and Mrs Udis of Charleston. Summer flowers provided simple artistic interior decorations.
Westminster Woman's Auxiliary gathers at the church at eight this afternoon after a delay from last week. Bluefield Chapter Hadasgeah members and guests are invited to an outing at Shannondale hosted by Mrs Henry Rodgia, meeting at two at Mrs Effron's Giles Street home.
Mr and Mrs D H Gallinger hosted a Saturday afternoon birthday party at 1841 Princeton avenue for their sons George Robert age 7 and Howard. Local and visiting children attended from 4 to 6 with pink decorations candles and treats. Mrs Gallinger sang a playful song and entertainment included games ice cream cake and fruits were served.
The Lions Club of Bluefield sponsors a second roof garden dance for the handicapped child fund at the Peery roof garden on Friday evening July 24. The committee reports elaborate arrangements and anticipation runs high for a more enjoyable affair than the first event.
A large attendance is expected for the dance with a contingency for inclement weather placing the event at the Masonic Temple. The public is invited and refreshments during intermission will include sandwiches.
The marriage was solemnized in Pulaski Monday evening at 7 30. Bride Miss Lote Albert daughter of Mr and Mrs Rex Albert is noted for beauty and charm. Groom Mr Roy Hall captain of Bluefield baseball team is well known in sport circles. They will reside in Bluefield after the season ends.
Maurice Levine plans a departure for New York City to pursue the new Union store at Paducah. Numerous residents visit relatives, undergo nasal or tonsil operations at Bluefield Sanitarium, travel to Roanoke Princeton Huntington Charleston and other towns, and attend hospital stays and family visits.
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a dependable remedy for aches irregularities and depression. It claims three generations of use have restored health and strength to American women, portraying the product as essential for home harmony.
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