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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1925
Page
2
Society notices record a gathering at the home of Mrs. P Z Donaghue on Rogers Street. The brief item mentions invitations and local attendance reflecting a social chapter of the era.
Helen Jeena Peters, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Franklin Peters of Roanoke, Va, married Bripton Sherman King at Melrose Baptist Church with Rev W H Connelly officiating The bride is related to Mrs C C Keenay Albemarle Street and John M Peters of the Daily Telegraph A small reception followed with guests including teachers and friends in attendance The newlyweds depart on a extended honeymoon voyage aboard the Confectionary ship making a first stop Madeira Island The couple welcomed a fine son born the previous Sunday and both mother and child are reported well
Pinefield College students including Bessie Shields Vera Smith Edith Williams Hawke Smith Margaret Strum and Gladys Driscoll spent the afternoon taking photographs with a kodak then attended evening services at Ceres church. The YWCA finance committee met at the Y quarters with strong budget support but some members have not signed pledge cards or contributed, with expected responses forthcoming.
At Hagies Tall Thursday evening the Pythian Sisters hold a regular meeting to observe work of the local temple with observers from the Pocahontas Temple. A social hour with refreshments follows. full attendance is desired by Mrs Lula Garrett Most Excellent Chief. Officers of the Bluefield Temple are called to meet at 7:30 for practice at Hag le Wall. full attendance requested.
The Philathea clan plans a March 17 party at the First Baptist W O A rooms on Federal Street. Eden Philipot e's A Voice in the Dark is highlighted at Bluefield Public Library. Retired detective Ringrose investigates a child’s death in an Old Manor House Hotel room, disguises himself, and uncovers a tense mystery with a gripping climax.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity church will hold a meeting Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at the church. Delegates' reports from the Missionary conference in Johnson City will be presented. All members and friends are urged to attend.
Mire P W Pott has been named county welfare secretary succeeding Miss Marty Frank Hughes who transferred to Charleston. Pott will establish offices in the coal and coke region to oversee welfare operations and services.
A first style show of the season staged on the Thornton Laird building second floor showcased rich fabrics and latest color effects. Models from Bluefield and local society presented sport dresses, ensembles, coats, and evening gowns with accessories. The evening session added men and boys wear, golf outfits, and top coats. Henry Kendrick presided as master of ceremonies with music by a special orchestra. Turn to Page Eleven.
A new antiseptic claims four times the power of carbolic acid yet harmless enough to drink. Chemists say it defeats harsh germ killers while being gentle on delicate membranes. A 60 cent bottle is available at Hankle's, Bluefield, East End, Fairview Pharmacies or any druggist.
Mrs B Economy, eager to impress at social functions, learns of Cohen's pay later options from a friend. She purchases Lenox china and Towle solid silver, arranging monthly payments. Her home now features a well appointed table and she hosts with confidence.
We will gladly help you plan to have silverware and chine. Come to our store and we will cheerfully explain our new way to pay in monthly payments out of your present Income.
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