Social News Highlights From Charleston Area
Local society reports include the Morrow family returning from Greenbrier river camp with tales of boating and fishing. Daughters of the American Revolution plan a September luncheon at Mrs. Scales home. Numerous social visits and travels involving Boldens Belden Lancaster Summers Morrow Gilmore McIntyre and other residents are noted along with new births and past week gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Scales
Mrs. R
Good Will
Wiliam Morris
Daughters of the American
Personal Intelligence Roundup of Beckley Residents
Major John C. Bond has returned from Wheeling and Columbus. Robert Hawking will lead a Four-H camp in Fayetteville. Miss Edna Walker and Miss Kathrin Bersley visited Beckley. Edna returned home. Virginia and Louise Maxwell visited friends. Mrs J W Maxwell returned home after three weeks with relatives. T S Williams returned after a business visit. Prof Louis Compinsky travels to New York to join sons in London. they work with the Compinsky Music Training college. Miss Nancy Davis visited Parkersburg. Stella Parker visits Parkersburg. E B Flynn hosts. E W Stephan returned from Lewisburg after Greenbrier County fair. Mrs W A Ohley and others returned home after visits here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Bartett
Jutta Mason
Fairmont
Miles Betty ‘Leonard
Mannington
New Martinsville
Gloria Swanson
Parkersburg
Marietta
Huntington
Clendenin
Salem
Clarksburg
Wizard Mischoff
Macpherson, Kan
Paul R. Morrow
Washington Street
Mischof
Charleston High School
G. A. Bolden
Charleston
Sutton
Braxton County
Bolden
Braxton Central
Caxper
Wyoming
George C. Belden
Portland
Oregon
Billy
Messrs. Belden
Ogden
the Central
Gaylord Lancaster
Markinton Journal
Lancaster
Fortland
West Virginia
W. 5. Whited
Misa Ruth Whited
Dmildred White
Ligsle Raines
Sire Jiert Henderson
Osage
Stayatte Dodson
Spencer
John C. Bond
Atate
Wheeling
Columbus
Robert Hawking
Fayetteville
Prosperity
Eeee Jax
Beckley
Edna Walker
Ashland
Kathrin Bersley
Virginia Maxwell
Louise Maxwell
J. W. Maxwell
Clifton
Louis Compinsky
Dixie Street
New York City
Samuel Compinsky
Ack Compinsky
London
England
College of London
Compinsky Music Training College
Aes
Nancy Davis
Oe Marsa
Stella Parker
Mra
J- Flynn
E. W. Stephan
Lewisburg
Greenbrier County Fair
Record tourist boom boosts Asheville in late August
Asheville surges with a record influx of visitors as hotels and rentals work to accommodate a tripling of the usual summer population. The Asheville area reports nationwide representation, growing real estate, and plans to widen hotel capacity and water supply for a city of up to 300 000. A September Appalachian Scenic Highway opening tour is promoted with governors and notable figures attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. Ca
Ashevile
Jroent
Chamber of Commerce
Battery Park
Sggregat
Frank Nelson
Birmingham
Alabamma Corl Aasociation
Frank J. Sykes
Tampa
Araifon
Florida
Atlante Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Bill” Edgar Wilson Neve
Shirley
Sewing Furnishings and First Lady Fashion
A corresp ent for the Indianapolis Star reports that sewing is a favored pastime of Mrs Calvin Coolidge with gowns and lingerie crafted at home. The piece notes White House decor tastes and lists social arrivals at Asheville and Grove Park events with numerous named attendees from Philadelphia, Delaware, and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Calvin Coolidge
Dalsyy Fitzhugh Ayres
Indianapolis Star
Indy
Jana
Meg
Coplidgea
Washington School
White House
Lady Betty Fielding and Brit embassy life at war time
The piece depicts Lady Betty Fielding and Lady Isabella Howard amid British embassy social life as tensions rise over moves to relocate the embassy. It notes Earl of Denbigh, Ethel Barrymore comparisons, canine loves of Mrs Coolidge and Mrs Rinehart, and President Coolidge’s concern for Rob Roy the collie aboard the Mayflower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorel C . Sherritt
Berry Fielding
Betty
Earl of
Denbigh
Ethel Barrymore
Secreutr
Isibella Howard
Maine Howard
Barry Tsabella
Isabella
Gigiomatic Corps
Seta
Bach
Jerry
Mrs. Coolidge
Rub Roy
Fawl Pry
Sindbad
Dog de Iuxe
oMcers
Rob Roy
Coollasa
Kanawha D A R to Elect Delegates Tuesday Meeting
The Kanawha Valley Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Tuesday at 2 30 PM with newly elected regent R B Clinton presiding. They will announce active committees for the year and elect delegates to the twentieth annual DAR convention in Parkersburg on October 13 14. Girls circle of Ruffner Memorial Presbyterian church meets Monday evening. Religious education committees convene Wednesday evening. Auxiliary circles and survivative board conference set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha Valley
Daughters of the American
Mim
R. B. Clinton
The
Daughters of the American Revolute
Parkersburg
Ruffner Memorial Fresbyteriam Church
Sur Weative Board
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Maxwell
James
Alice
Paul Edward
Greenbrier River
Kathalene Gilmore
Donald McIntyre
Fayetteville Presbyterian Church
W. C. Xcel
Miss Gilmore
Tay Jer
Salisbury
Mid
Norfolk
Hart
Charles Onley
Faal Gend
G. EB. Corte
Howard Vassir
Strateht Creek
A. H. Givon
Herman Pierson
Wh.i. Pierson
Frametown
A. Hamric
Brad Nelson
Bonnie Dunn
Canfield
Misa Dunn
Octe Dunn
Ada Lorentz
Fred Lorentz
J. ©. Gross
Bessie Grose
Mary Summers
Weston
Wakelber Ramp
Lon Kelly
Bob Kelly
Virginia Kelly
Fik River
Hays Picklesimer
Wheelin
Harey Roush
Olin Roush
Fount Pleasant
Paes M
Ron Taylor
GH. Dut
Greer
Fred Morgan
Citeer
Eva Brown
Misa Gladys Reddow
E. J. Westfall
DB. P. Taylor
Baton Rouge
Taylor
Ant
F. J. Summers
Relva
Lea WV
Firewater
Montrose Avenas
Howard Summers
Nelson Mathews
Sinb Fork Coal Company
Slab Fork
Willa Bowman
Roane Street
Washington, D.C
T. G. Mc
Virginiy
David Sheets
Roma Hudson
Son Prank
McRoberts, Ky
Huduon
Grace 4
Halstead
Summera Street
E. ©. Smith
South Charleston
Milas Vida Ticzler
Lect Street
Charleston General Hospital
M. M. Malcnim
Farettevile
W. BR. Thurmond
Fred Thurmond
Logan
Vieley Farley
Trieness
W, VW. MccNemar
Richard England
Mr. Morgan
H. Dutt
J. B. Selby
Ambrosia
Ross Taylor
Duff
Tom Knapp
Point Pleasant
Nis Brother
Will Knapp
Mrs. A. S. Pitcher of
Tittsburgh
Mary Stuart Hifte
Truchald
Russell Witz
Elton Goff
Apenerr
Rey
J. L. Webb and Son
Bent
Judi Tent
Lon Harper
Egle
Margeny Fisher
This City
Stella Knotts
Jduhn Lynch
Arnoldstars
Forrest Neal
Misa
Evra Gandes
Walton
M.A. Lynch
Mr. Lynch
C. A. Lynch
Jess Poffenbarcer
Josephine Nichols
Fred Snodgrass
Joan Neal
Waiton
R. K. Ogden
Newton
Harry Wart
J. F. Knight
lLertland
Miss Yankee Doodle
Srorgette Cohan Souther
Georgette Cohan Souther
George M. Cohan
Bugone
Lord Berwyck
Morido
W. A. Ohley
Mimi Ohley
John Hart
William Otley
Charlea Ohley
Yeater
Uso
Uni
General Motors
Salon
Detroit
Mich
Southern Resort
North Carolina
Calvary
Pitt
Brewster
Maine
Penn Wilson Nee
Juntua M. Hur
Kenilworth Inn
Scudder Durragh
Pittsburgh
Hf.t. Dake
J. le Parle
H.W. Underwood
William H. McNutt
J. F. Clark
C. ©. Harding
la H. McTacklin
Philadelphia
A. FB. McCall
Miss Saude , Wood
George Vanderbilt
J. E. Murphy
M. V Sperry
Leban E. Price
Bluntington
W. Va
Lemuel S. White
E. W. Troy
J. R. Kessinger l
Mies
Keasinger
Pheiadelphia
G. M. Wilson
Scopes
Dube F. Scopes
Dayton
Con
Volea
Vernon Delhart
Santa Barbara
Dalhart
Vernon Dalhart
Homer Rodeheaver
Galperin Music Shop
Capitol Street
Everything Musical
Kanawha D. A. R
Charleston Business College
Dr. C. Stotus
A. H. Dangerfield
Morrison Bldg
Quarrier Street
Thone
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