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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
12
Society noted a charming afternoon tea at the Bluefield City Club in honor of Mrs. Frank Bane sister of Mrs. Pearson. Miss Alice Mann greeted guests while hostesses arranged artful decor. Punch and an ice course were served as town guests joined the elegant event.
Plans are under way for a luncheon at the Bineteléld Country Club on June 10 honoring visiting ladies during the state medical meeting.
A luncheon in Augusta street announces the approaching marriage of Ellen M Galloway of Bluefield Virginia to T Irvine Cantrell of Big Stone Gap Virginia. The event features vocal and reading performances, a heart contest won by Mrs G Hancock, and a library report from Bluefield Public Library for May.
Miss Mary Gordon Perkins and Bass Perkins issue invitations for a Bluefield Country Club dance to be held June 15 from 9 p m to 2 a m.
The Quota Club of Bluefield holds its regular luncheon at the West Virginian today at 12 noon. Robert Douthat Carlyle Bolen Missesee Lou Tyn Margaret Wilburn Estella Geastna are reported to have motored to Abaseen and Wytheville.
A crowd gathered for the finals at Martha Wash in College with many attendees and visitors named from Bluefield and nearby towns. The bulletin lists numerous residents and travelers, including Thelma Motley at Bluefield sanitarium and Miss Pocahontas Blackwell visiting Roanoke and Lynchburg.
An old Kellogg's ALL BRAN ad claims the cereal cures chronic constipation with regular use. It touts guaranteed relief or money back, praises doctors, notes a nutty flavor, and promotes serving suggestions and nationwide availability from Battle Creek Michigan.
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