Social notes highlight Goldie Perry column activities
Society MIGS Goldie Perry Society Editor lists hours for the column and invites items for this feature. The production was enjoyed by all in attendance.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1925
Page
10
Society MIGS Goldie Perry Society Editor lists hours for the column and invites items for this feature. The production was enjoyed by all in attendance.
The society column notes two contact lines, Telephone No. 6 and Telephone No. 4, for readers to reach the society editor.
Wade School teachers hosted a miscellaneous shower in the teachers’ rest room Thursday for Mrs. Alton Routh formerly Miss Rose ee. Attendants offered wishes for her prosperity and happiness as guests presented gifts including a number of handsome linens. Ice cream and cake were served.
The Appalachian Literary Circle at Bluefield College held a Thursday evening meeting featuring a reading of the Shakespearean tragedy Richard I. Participants performed their parts with evident preparation and vigor.
Misses Jennye and Dora Baker entertained at Lineis home on Albemarle Street with a six table bridge party in honor of Miss Ruby Benjamin soon to wed their brother Robert Baker. E Gilbert won the gentlemen’s high score prize and Louise Block the ladies prize. Madeira luncheon set given to Miss Benjamin.
A well attended Quota Club luncheon at the West Virginian hotel welcomed new member Miss Floye Sisson and guest attendees including Miss Bayne Ridick Miss Virginia Evans Mrs Janet Joyce and Miss Margaret Bane. Grace D Chase urged practical support for opportunities for young girls. The club set a next luncheon at a church annex and a benefit card party and dance for March 13 at the West Virginian.
Mrs Thalia Trout of Roanoke announces the marriage of her daughter Katherine to Charles Rogers of Bluefield The ceremony was held February 28 conducted by Rev J T Stinson The couple will reside in Roanoke Rogers is son of Mr and Mrs A B Rogers Both families are from Roanoke The bride is described as a lovable young woman
Embittered by a love affair the man takes to trapper life in the western mountains during 1835 36 as beaver trade declines and a Nez Perce wife shares his camp while a white girl seeks him for atonement. The novel mixes historical figures and a tale of regeneration in a pivotal era.
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