Oriental Bridge Party Passes Mosaic Frame Prize At Whitethorne
Mrs. Margaret Hardaway won first prize a mosaic picture frame at a Tuesday afternoon bridge party held at Mrs. Rogers on Whitethorne Street twelve tables were in play. Mrs. Hadley Scott took second prize a iridescent powder box and Mrs. L G Toney won the consolation prize. Hostesses were Mrs. Alonzo McCue and P Morrison guests included numerous society figures and friends with a red themed interior decor and oriental touches throughout the Rogers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hardaway
H. Elsom
R. C
Mra Rogers
Whitethorne Street
Hadley Scott
L. G. Toney
Alonzo McCue
P. Morrison
Rogers
W. RB. Stevens
Hekman
B.S. Clements
Matorka
Baker
Bramwell
Mises Ethel Bowen
Frank Hewitt
Wade St. Clair
Robert Marshall
C. C. Frazier
Zack Henderson
B. H. McC
C. Scarff
Russell Ritz
McLarkin
Montvale
W. H. McTihaney
Jess M. Lewis, Jr
B Payne
Julius Hall
Mosby Wade
BE. C. Wade
W. BE. Ross
C. J. Reynolds
Haley Scott
Frederick Black
A. G. Carey
Guest
Arthur Reeg
Portsmouth
Ohio
KR. B. Taylor
William Lee
A. 8. Buchanan
Robert Moore
Tom H. Settle
Charlies St. Clair
R. R. Stuart
Henley
Marriage of Interest Mrs Anne Saunders and Dr M A Siske
Mrs Anne Saunders assistant superintendent of nurses at Bluefield sanitarium married Dr M A Siske on December 24 last year in Danville Virginia. Ceremony announced before she left for University of Virginia Charlottesville where he will receive his degree. They may settle in New York. she has been a Bluefield resident since January and is well regarded by staff patients and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Saunders
Bluefield Sanitarium
M. A. Siske
Danville
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Siske
New York
Bluefield
Eastern Star Elects Officers At Masonic Temple Meeting
The Eastern Star meeting at the Masonic temple last night at 8 o'clock chose officers. Vivian Roach was named worthy matron, E. R. B. Witt worthy patron, Martha White associate matron, Mollie Perdue conductress, and Pauline Carper associate conductress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Vivian Roach
E. RB. Witt
Martha White
Mollie Perdue
Pauline Carper
Clear Skin Homemaker Beauty Lotion Ad
An advertisement promises easy skin whitening using juice of two lemons in Orchard White lotion. It claims to clear discolorations freckles tan and blemishes and to revive a youthful glow through regular massage.
Stafford-Walker Miss Katelle Maye Walker Weds Herman Carliste Stafford
Miss Katelle Maye Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Walker Bluefield Avenue married Herman Carliste Stafford Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock in the bride’s living room ceremony conducted by Rev F Y Jackson in double ring form Palms and mountain laurel provided background A buffet dinner followed and the couple departed for a two week motor trip visiting Shenandoah Valley Philadelphia and Washington The wedding party included Miss Iria Walker maid of honor and Betty Wade Belcher ring bearer Ralph Stafford best man Mrs Harry Ross sang during the ceremony and the couple will reside temporarily in Bluefield then Welch later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katelle Maye Walker
J. B. Walker
Bluefeld Avenue
Herman Carliste Stafford
F. Y. Jackson
Ferna
Walker
Misa Iria Walker
Betty Wade Belcher
J. B. Belcher
Georgette
Ralph Stafford
Harry Ross
Velma Carter
Shenandoah Valley
Philadelphia
Washington
Grace Breeding
Mabel Tabor
Virgie Taylor
Bernice Winborne
Helen Spangler
Ethel Caffee
Winona Weatherly
Pauline Stowers
Edith West
Margaret Jackson
Ruth Ani Alpha Miller
Frank Y. Jackson
Harry Burnette
Bluefield
Mr. Stafford
H. S. Stafford
Cole Baking Company
Welch
Mrs. Stafford
Reception for Rev. Virgil Lowder at First Christian Church
The Booster club hosts an evening reception for Rev. Virgil Lowder who returns from Yale College and will serve as assistant minister this summer. All congregants invited. A strong program follows by a social hour and refreshments. No mid week prayer service. The event starts at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Virgil Lowder
Yale College
Masquerade Ball Invitations Issued for June 24
Mrs. Thomas H. Cooper Jr. and Billy Williams Jr. invite guests to a masquerade ball at the Bluefield Country Club on the evening of Friday June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Cooper, Jr
Billy Williams, Jr
Bluefield Country Club
Grace Church Young Girls Society Meets Thursday Evening
The Young Girls Society No. 2 at Grace Church with leader Mrs. Ben Wilson will meet Thursday evening June 16 at 7 30 instead of Tuesday as announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Girls’ Society No. 2
Grace Church
Ben Wilson
Quota Club Plans Luncheon at West Virginia Hotel
The Quota Club announces a renewal luncheon conference at the West Virginia hotel today at noon. Members are invited to attend and hear updates on club activities and community service plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quota Club
West Virginia
Rhoads Return From American Waterworks Association Meet
Mr and Mrs A L Rhoads return from Chicago where they attended the American Waterworks Association convention. A W Cuddebach heads West Virginia Waterworks Service and also leads the national group. Rhoads is superintendent of the local plant. En route they visited Cincinnati and enjoyed the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Rhoads
Chicago
American Waterworks Association
A. W. Cuddebach
West Virginia Waterworks Service
Rhoads
Rebekah Convention To Host District Meeting In Princeton
The semi annual district meeting of the Rebekah assembly met at the Red Men’s hall in Princeton with Liberty Rebekah Lodge No 292 in attendance. Mrs Eula Bingham chaired the session and the Matoaka degree team conferred the Rebekah degree on a class, with Gertrude Bailey leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Princeton
Rebekah Assembly
Red Men's Hall
Liberty Rebekah Lodge
Eula Bingham
H. I. Cook
Matoaka
Rebekah
Horton Brothers
K. Thomas
Lucinda Aliff
Noble Grand
Gertrude Bailey
Odd and Even Tournament at Bluefield Country Club
The event produced a tie for low score between Mrs. W. H. Melihany and Mrs. E. Scott Hale, to be resolved by a tie off for a perfume prize from Mrs. C. C. Scarff. The round robin is postponed to Tuesday June 21 with nine holes and handicaps. entrants must notify Mr. Schorr by Monday June 20 for first-match drawings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Country Club
W. H. Melihany
E. Scott Hale
C. C. Scarff
Garden club meeting features iris talk and plans
The Bluefield Garden club met in Chamber of Commerce rooms with Mrs. H C Weller discussing the Roanoke spring flower show and Mrs G F E Callahan presenting on growing irises. A flower show committee led by F K Prosser was named and the next meeting is set for Tuesday evening. Young People from the Church of God held a Hodges home gathering with devotions and business, ending with refreshments and a pledge to boost church progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield Garden Club
Chamber of Commerce
West Virginian Hotel
H. C. Weller
Garden Club of
Roanoke
Patrick Henry Hotel
G. FE. Callahan
F. K. Prosser
H. ©. Weller
T. H. Clagett
Young People’s Society of the Church of God
Mra. K. C. Hodges
Bramwell Road
Missionary Society Social at College Avenue Baptist
At College Avenue Baptist Church on Monday evening the Woman's Missionary Society led by president Mrs. Wallace Reynolds held a social meeting. Mrs. George J. Burnett directed the devotional period and Mrs. Philip Lilly sang an exquisite vocal number. W. H. Harrell of Bluefield Virginia gave a forceful talk on Children Missionaries and Their Literature. Refreshments of punch and sandwiches were served by Mrs. C. C. Scarff's circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue Baptist Church
Woman's Missionary Society
Wallace Reynolds
George J. Burnett
Philip Lilly Eee
W. H. Harrell
Bluefield
C. C. Scarff
Witt Couple Welcome Nine-Pound Daughter
Mr and Mrs Ernest P Witt of 2221 East River Avenue are proud parents of a nine pound daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest P. Witt
East River Avenue
Lutheran Guild Meeting And Local Social Notes
The Lutheran Guild will meet today at Mrs. J. Francke Fox home with Mrs. Fox and Mrs. E. L. Batley as hosts. Local residents report visits and returns, including Mrs. G. W. Lavender and son Billy from Norfolk, Mabel Taylor and Etta Strum from Roxboro and Roanoke, and others visiting relatives in Ohio, Tennessee, and West Virginia. Connie Tynes returns to Shawnee Lake work after recovery from an accident. Page Twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Guild
J. Francke Fox
G. W. Lavender
Billy
Erwin
Tenn
Jamita Cole
Virginia Stowers
Frances Hutcherson
Dorothy Dillard
Bluefield
Concord Normal School
Athens
E. K. Hudgins
Roanoke
F. E. Hudgins
Hammond Steele
University of West Virginia
Morgantown
Joe Rangeley
George Bustagen University
Washington
A. T. Wilke
Martha and
Maude
Huntington
John B. Hamilton
Monroe Street
J. W. McGrain
Bobby
Mr. McGrain
Walter Reid Hospital
McGrain
President Coolidge
Coollige
Charles Lindbergh
Evangeline Lindbergh
Connie Tynes
Shawnee Lake
Spiral Crepe Offers New Material For Summer Costumes
Spiral Crepe is a popular new fabric offered at 2.95 yd. Assorted colors and a heavy washable Shantung Silk option available on the Main Floor. The text highlights its lovely texture and suitability for summer costumes with a choice of solid shades.
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Oriental Bridge Party
Fanny
NEA Service
Stafford-Walker
Young Girls’ Society
Ellen J. Buckland
Kotex
Young Peoples Society
Ww. M.S. Social
George Page
Georgetown University
Hugh Shott, Jr
Board of Governors
West Virginia University
J. J. Thomas
Thomas
Jackson
Gertrude
Annetta
R. H. Wainright
Richmond
J. H. Hare
Newland
O. 8. Hare
Will Gibson
Sue Jett
Henderson, N
Thornton-Laird’s
W. VA
the Ladies of
Bluefield and
Bluefield, W. Va
Kloor
Darbrook
Shantung
Punjab
Klinert
Kleinert
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