Connell Heads Dahlia Society Re-elected President
Kanawha Dahlia Society re-elected L. S. Connell as president at the Ruffner hotel. Richard Standish named co-president. Tia Laughan elected secretary-treasurer. W. A. Huttner named trustee. Alvin McCorkle as director for three years. Homer Blizzard re-elected director for three years. Other attendees listed. note death of John N. Charnock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Connell
Kanawha Dahlia
Ruffner Hotel
Richard Stand- Saks
Tia Laughan
Br. W. A. Butt
Huttner
Alvin McCorkle
Homer Blizzard
Bir
S.connel
Sam Hill
E.R Withrow
Cc. Scott
H. P. Musser
Richard Standish
Hare Laughna
Edward C. Schlesnstein
Was Ceplich
Harper Buizzard
J. H. Anderson
Frank J. Fischer
Arte Bir
AL Rutiner
Italian Literature of the Late Renaissance Program Notes
At First Presbyterian church Mrs Charles Malcatt led a discussion on Italian literature of the late Renaissance. Topics included Castiglione’s The Book of the Courtier and works on Michelangelo Cellini and the Renaissance summary. The next meeting moves to December 12 with Miss P J Canova leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Malcatt
Castagone
Malcolm
Raymond Woolf
Giimpsoa
Cellini
Robert
Q'Connor
Michael Angelas
A. L. Amick
J. Henry Mesmer
F. G. Klostermeyer
J. C. Little
E. Colins
R. E. Ritchie
Z. F. Craft
H. 5. Johnson
P. J. Canova
Dorothy Hood Club Dance At Daniel Boone Hotel
The Dorothy Hood club hosts a dance this evening at the Daniel Boone hotel with music by the Colonels orchestra. Two Americans win honors at Glasgow university in Scotland. Robert Blitck receives the Burnton Memorial Prize for the year’s most distinguished medical graduate. Emanyuel M. Rappaport wins the FR. A. M. C. Memorial prize for top aggregate marks in medicine surgery and midwifery in the MB and ChB final. Both winners are from New York.
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Dorothy Hood Club
Ans
Daniel Boone Hotel
Muash
Colonels Orchestra
Glasgow University
Glasgow
Scotand
Robert ©. Blitck
Burnton
Emanyuel M. Rappaport
New York
Reception Given For Nicholsons
The Kanawha Players hosted an informal reception in the Playhouse green room after the opening performance of The Mad Hopes. Guests of honor were Dr Hugh Nicholson and Mrs Nicholson, a charter member and former president, who with Mr Crummett of Lewis Street left Wednesday for Seattle to spend several days before returning to Sitka Alaska. Numerous parties were given for them in Charleston.
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Playhouse
Hugh Nicholson
Nicholson
Alaska
Charleston
Miss Riley to Direct Junior Riding Club Meeting
Members of the Junior Riding Club are to meet at 2:30 this afternoon at the Kanawha Riding Club under the direction of Miss Jean Riley.
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Miss Riley
Kanawha
Shower Honoring Mrs Seward Offered by Mrs Seward Guests
Mrs Seward hosted a Wednesday shower with Mrs James L Seward as the guest of honor. Attending were Misses Louise Sweeney Dorothy Harrah Anne Salmond Marjorie Morris Janice Emerick Josephine Fisher Virginia Sutherland Ruth Watt Florence Watson Frances Rus Warne and Gladys Byrd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Davis
James L. Seward
Louise Sweeney
Dorothy Harrah
Anne Salmond
Marjorie Morris
Janice Emerick
Josephine Fisher
Virginia Sutherford
Ruth Watt
Florence Watson
Frances Rus Warne
Gladys Byrd
Britain
West Side Club Hosts Dance Evening
A Wednesday dance at the West Side woman’s club, hosted by Atlantic Greyhound Lines club, drew numerous couples and single guests. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones, G. J. O’Dell, E A Crawford, H J Alberts, R D Riffe, G DuFour, B M Steathour, J O Hofgard, M M Maroney, L E Sutton, C FR Sutton, Merrill Sutton, F HM Sullivan, R D Londeree, and many young ladies such as Carabell Smith Elizabeth Johnson Marjorie Murer Lucille Brown Jane Whitehurst Carolyn Emerick Odette Brown Carrie Bermick Charlotte Randall.
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West Side Woman's Club
Atlantic Greyhound Lines Club
Earl Jones
O'Dell
E A. Crawford
C. Wilbur
H. J. Alberts
R. D. Riffe
B. M. Steathoure
J. 0. Hofgard
M. M. Maroney
L. E. Sutton
C. FR. Sutton
Merrill Sutton
F. HM. Sullivan
R.D. Londeree
Carabell Smith
Elizabeth Johnson
Marjorie Murer
Lucille’ Brown
Jane Whitehurst
Carolyn Emerick
Odette Brown
Carrie Bermick
Charlotte Randall
Local Names Mentioned in Town Notices Fragment
A fragmented OCR list shows names such as Margaret Hudlin Roscoe Jones J P Couns Wiliam Whagins Lee Paran Fred H Tilton D B Hughes La B Vi B A Littleton J A Horan Paul Parsons Adolph higher Marie Sirk Janet Turn-
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Margaret Hudlin
Roscoe Jones
J. P. Counssell
Wiliam Whagins
Lee Paran
Fred H. Tilton
D. BP. Hughes
la B. Vi
B. A. Littleton
J.A. Horan
Paul Parsons
Adolph . Higher
Marie Sirk
Janet Turn
Local officials anticipate tourist visit growth this year
City leaders list names including Mr ML Fare Mr Fook Mr J D Thomas and others as they project about 250,000 visitors to Encant cane TOT gland this year, signaling a possible uptick in tourism activity.
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Mr. Fook
J.D. Thomas
Mc.j
MewWhorter
John Mooney
W.B. Goshorn
Lowell Neal
HP. Brawner
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Dahlia Society
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Laughan
Mra
Johni N. Charnock
Kenhawa
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Inset
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Shovel
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Harry Bannister
Bannister
Preza
Coats
Christ
Princesa
Enterlala
O'Coats
Nicholsons
Sitka
Mrs. Seward
Amur
Hale ST
Electrolux
Electtrolux
Hho
West Virginia Heating and Plumbing Co
West Side Club
Crators
Bialbana
Fife Street Beauty
Elgins
Hamiltons
Santa
Appalachian Electric Power Company
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