Musical soirée by Mrs. Joe I Phillips guests from Roanoke
Misses Margaret and Helen Flanagan assist in a pupil concert at First Baptist church Mercer and Duhring streets. Margaret Flanagan a skilled violinist trained under RS JAS. O Keeffe. Society notes from Louisville and Peabody Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe. I. Phillips
Margaret
Helen Flanagan
Roanoke
Phillips
First Baptist Church
Mercer and Duhring Streets
Margaret Flanagan
Louisville
Peabody
Baltimore
Field of Sand or Storing Wrongs Within
A reflective verse contrasts writing quarrels on sand that time erases with hiding grievances in the mind that fester and twist the heart. It laments how buried hurt can warp the soul like a bent reed.
Social Reception At Mrs Goodwill's In Bramwell
Yesterday a stylish Bramwell event hosted by Mrs Philip Goodwill featured pink and white roses, with guests greeted in the hall by Mrs McDowell Smith and others. Refreshments and punch were offered in the den, dining room service performed by numerous hostesses, and tea and coffee served during visiting hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Goodwill
Bramwell
McDowell Smith
Oward Meyers
Virginia English
Geo. Dunglinson, Jr
F. L. Schoen
Huntington
Geo. P. Johnson
Elizabeth Bowen
Martha
Janie Elwood
Dorothy Harrison
Margaret Jameson
Edward Cooper
F. L. Black
W. C. Freeman
Thomas
Luncheon Given for Miss Agnes Stevens Bride to Be
A refined luncheon honoring Miss Agnes Stevens, the bride to be, was hosted Thursday at 1 o clock by Mrs. H S Shott at her Lake Place home. The dining table featured an elegant display of decor and design that drew guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Stevens
H. S. Shott
Lake Place
Lavish White Rose Wedding Reception Sets Sleepy Staunton Tone
Exquisite decorations feature white roses for the bride Miss Stevens and her attendants from Staunton and Lynchburg. Matron of honor Mrs. Chas Fleming and bridesmaids Misses Lovey Younger Martin Shelton and Hamilton attend with associates Misses Cleo Cash and Mary Lee Wagner. A bride's cake amid fortune emblems lines the table, six tables display individual flower centerpieces, and guests receive miniature bride place cards guiding them to seats. Hosts Mesdames Stahlman Murphy Hobart St. Clair and Miss Aldine Hamilton assist with a multi course luncheon. A den gift collection for the bride follows, with a wide circle of friends and relatives noted as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Stevens
Chas. Fleming
Staunton
Lovey Younger
Lynchburg
Virginia Martin
Elizabeth Shelton
Louise Hamilton
Cleo Cash
Mary Lee Wagner
Mesdames C. Co. Stahlman
J. R. Murphy
John P. Hobart
T. St. Clair
Harry M. Wang
A. B. Mahood
Miss Mahood
Henry Perkins
Spiller Hicks
Luther Neal
Ben Draper
Smith Bradley
Farnest Witt
Roy Thompson
Barrow
Moseley
E. T. Tyree
C. M. Flynn
Mrs Easley Hosts Pretty Luncheon in Rogers Street Home
Mrs D Milton Easley of Rogers street entertained a large gathering Wednesday at 1 o clock with a yellow color scheme and arealeas. Guests included Mrs F R Dow Mrs Von Lear Roanoke and Mrs Jennings Lynchburg. Luncheon served by Mrs Easley and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Milton Easley
Rogers Street
Evelyn Easley
F. R. Dow
von Lear
Roanoke
Jennings
W. E. Ross
Jas. McCue
Geo. Dunglinson, Jr
Floyd Brown
Norman McDowell
J. Irvin Rice
Steger
J. T Thornton
Misses Caroline Burney
Fan Williams
Forest Treynor
Couple Weds in Bland Street Methodist Reading Room
Kemper R. Thomas and Miss Nancy Smith of Honaker Va tied the knot yesterday at 3 30 PM in the church reading room with Rev T 8 Hamilton officiating. A small party accompanied them to Bluefield before returning to Honaker to begin married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont Motor Company
Thomas
Norfolk
Honaker
Porch party honors Lynchburg guest at Mrs Maynard’s Jefferson home
Among the social events of the week a red party was hosted yesterday morning by Mrs J Frank Maynard at her home on Jefferson street. In honor of her guest Mrs Jennings of Lynchburg, the porch was decorated with garden flowers and a luncheon was served at 1 o'clock. This marks the first in a series of porch parties to be hosted by Mrs Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Maynard
Jefferson Street
Jennings
Lynchburg
Maynard
Quiet Abb's Valley Couple Wed in Bland Street Church
Harry Buchanan and Miss Pearl M. Daniels of Abb's Valley Tazewell County Virginia were quietly married in the Bland Street Methodist reading room yesterday at 4 o'clock. Rev T S Hamilton performed the ceremony. Daniels is the daughter of D V Daniels. Buchanan is a well known young farmer of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Buchanan
Pearl M. Daniels
Abb's Valley
Tazewell County
Bland Street Methodist Church
T. S. Hamilton
Miss Daniels
D. V. Daniels
Abbs Valley
Mr. Buchanan
Miss Tanner Hosts Graham Dinner Series Opening
Miss Margaret Tanner daughter of Mr and Mrs John M Tanner of Graham hosts a six o'clock dinner with twenty guests. This marks the first in a series of parties she will give.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Tanner
John M. Tanner
Graham
Miss Tanner
Woman's Union Hosts Talk-Fest at Frat Christian Church
The Woman's Union invites all church ladies to an evening talk-fest at Frat Christian church featuring a guest who is very dear to the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Union
Frat Christian Church
Mrs Page Thornhill Hosts House Party For June Reception
Mrs Page Thornhill of Tip Top Mineral Springs will host a house party in the next few days. The gathering honors those who will assist at a large reception on June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Thornhill
Tip Top Mineral Springs
Mrs. Daniel Witt Hancock Hosts Jefferson Street Reception
A formal and brilliant social affair is hosted today by Mrs. Daniel Witt Hancock at her Jefferson street home, drawing notable guests and displaying gracious hospitality in a refined gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Witt Hancock
Jefferson Street
Local residents visiting Bluefield and area
A. Z. Litz of Tazewell came to Bluefield on business. H. C. Burnside of Greenville is visiting relatives in the city. Attorney H. M. Tanner left for Bristol on legal business. Mrs. S. H. Wilburn of Williamson is visiting relatives and friends. Dr. W. C. Williams of Welch was in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Z. Litz
Tazewell
Bluefield
H. C. Burnside
Greenville
W. Va
H. M. Tanner
Bristol
H. Wilburn
Williamson
W. C. Williams
Welch
Helen Mason
Douglas McNutt
Josephine Swan
Montreal
N. C
C. E. Lilly and Son
Tom Ally
Lilly
Ellen Holland
Pittsburg
Penn
Rebecca Harman
Huntington
J. C. Akers
Rocky Gap
Visitors and residents gather in Bluefield area
Local society notes list business visitors and residents in Bluefield yesterday. Names include Born-To Tate of Springton delivering a son at St Luke’s Hospital, Miss Julia Mahood of Lynchburg visiting on Lakeside, and Mrs Wright of Roanoke returning from Washington Street visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
T. E. Peery
Smythe County
Bluefield group enjoys Virginia Tech finals dances
Bundy ne Eddie Peck and a group from Bluefield returned from Blacksburg after attending the V P I finals. They say the V P L dances were the best ever and report still singing the novelty tune Yes We Have no Bananas Today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bundy
Eddie Peck
Bill Wade
Jimmy Martin
Doc Griffith
Snoddy Snodgrass
Jaybird Thompson
Smithy Smithers
Bluefield
Jake Mosby
Laeger
Blacksburg
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Jas. O'Keeffe
Par
E. Jackson St
Chicago
Mrs. Goodwill
Tricotine
Serge
Voile
Vale
Alues
Mrs. Easley
Thomas Smith
Miss Tanner Gies
S. N. Huffard
Helen
Elizabeth Huffard
R. L. Poindexter, Jr
Tennessee
Nashville
O. M. Deverle
Lynchburg High School
Virginia Episcopal School
Rs. Deyerle
Oscar M. Deyerle, Jr
Seasion
Elise Davis Deyerle
Hollins College
Cohen
Isadore Cohen Co Jewelers
Princeton
Ioe
Cohens
Crepe
Mes
AWS
Princeton Avenue
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