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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1925
Page
24
Abingdon student plans a summer with her parents Mr and Mrs J R Hutcherson. Miss Hutcherson will graduate next year and has been chosen as ident of the senior class, a notable honor for the Bluefield native.
A musical program at Warlick’s piano rooms last evening featured pupils of James Elmer Brown and Vincent Paolietto with Mrs. John Carvel Nichols assisting. Performers included Pauline Haynes in piano, violinists Mildred Greenspon Elizabeth Hooper Anna Amato, and vocal numbers by Mrs. Nichols and others. The varied program ranged from Rachmaninoff to Brang with ensemble violin and piano numbers.
The performers delivered flawless solo and ensemble numbers with refined artistry, reflecting disciplined training and expert guidance from their instructors.
Miss Helen Hope Smith hosted a Saturday evening party on May 20 at 109 North Street to celebrate her thirteenth birthday. The event featured games contests and dancing with pink and white decorations and refreshments. She received many beautiful gifts from attendees.
Mrs J D McCue hosts a Friday afternoon bridge party at her Oakhurst avenue home. It is the third event in an attractive series of gatherings.
A lawn party for Christian Endeavor members is set for Friday at 6 30 p m at Mr and Mrs J R Laird home on College Avenue. All members are invited for an evening of fun. Girls are to bring lunch in a box for the gathering.
Those members who attended last Sunday's gathering will observe the shift from Thursday to Friday for the upcoming meeting.
Miss Mary Mann from Hollins College entertains classmates Miss Marion Davis of Memphis and Miss Ethel Burns of Huntington at home for the summer. The informal gathering at Bluefield Country Club is planned for Wednesday afternoon. Burns leaves Thursday, Davis may stay up to two weeks.
The city hosted a stream of visitors and travelers including Mr and Mrs W J Woolwine and children heading to Huntington to visit Mrs Woolwine's sister, Rev S L Jones from Boissevain Virginia, and many locals spending days in nearby towns. Several residents traveled to Norton, Charleston, Columbus and Baltimore for weddings, business, or medical visits. Mrs B H Cooper returns home after Johns Hopkins treatment. Margaret Knight had tonsil surgery. others plan trips to Washington, Baltimore, Harrison PA and Bassett PA.
Thirty three Roanoke College seniors will graduate on June 3 with sixteen A B degrees and seventeen B S degrees. Valedictorian William Bartlett of Roanoke will deliver the address. Speakers Eller and Walker selected for distinct scholarly merit. A senior class poll shows business as the top life work. Also notes 60000 tin can tourists at Yellowstone last summer.
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