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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1929

Page

10

White House social season opens with diplomatic receptions

The Mayflower hotel hosted multiple receiving lines as Ana and others greeted guests. Ray Lyman Wilbur and Mrs Hyde hosted at the interior and agriculture secretaries wives. Mrs Taft attended the at home of Mrs Mitch ell. The Hoovers entertained a large dinner for a Japanese delegation with two Japanese ladies present. A first diplomatic dinner followed for President Curtis with Cuban ambassador guests. The White House hosted a dinner with house committee chairs and wives, led by Speaker Longworth, signaling a new season yet not a formal state dinner.

Bumson Hurleys Ardams Mayflower Hotel Ana. Ray Lyman Wilbur White House Hoovers Washington Takarabe Dolly Gurtis Gnnuo Mme Crest Ferrara Curtis

Charity Christmas Party For 1600 Poor Children In Charleston

About 1,600 needy youngsters in Charles town and nearby areas will attend the ninth annual Christmas party hosted by the Ben Kedem Shrine temples and local Scottish Rite bodies. The event at the Scottish Rite temple on Capitol Street features a large tree, Santa Claus, gifts of candy and fruit, and a program with prayers, talks, and entertainment by Salvation Army and Union Mission groups. Attendance last year reached about 1,600, with 400 children from Salvation Army, 750 from Union Mission, and 100 from Davis Child Shelter expected this year.

Charlestow Ben Kedem Capitol Street Bante Claus David Boyd Salvation Army Blue G. BE. Krebs Santa Claus W. A. MacCorkle Pat Withrew Union Mission Davis Child Shelter Charleston Hillcrest Sanitarium Mattie V. Lee Negro Nursery Fry Street Old Ladies’ Home PS Ae

Miners Awarded Weekly Compensation by State

Adams of Logan received a 12 milestone weekly compensation for 120 weeks after an injury while employed by H. T. Wilson Coal Co in Logan. Commissioner Lee Ott approved a 16 weekly for 20 weeks for Jason Taylor of Red Jacket who was injured while with Red Jacket Junior Coal Co.

Fret] Adams Logan H. T. Wilson Coal Company State Compensation Department Lee Ott Jason Taylor Red Jacket Red Jacket Junior Coal Company

Capitol Society Faces Sudden Rush After Mourning Ban Ended

Washington society bears a heavy schedule as the mourning ban on social events lifts. Cabinet hostesses hold afternoon receptions at the Mayflower and Woodley, with many officials and spouses calling. Notable attendees include Mrs Edward Everett Gann, sister of Vice President Curtis, and wives of Secretary of State Stimson and War Secretary Patrick Hurley.

Martha Strayer Washington Teo Edward Everett Gann Presient Curtis Joseph Crall Representative Grail California Secretary of the Navy

Big Ten Dance Well Attended at Charleston Club

The Big Ten University club sponsored a Thursday evening dance at the Charleston Women's club. Noted for Miss Marjorie Holt and Miss Manet Shute specialty dances, Colonel's orchestra played from nine to one. Attendees included Mary Stahl, H. B. Dixon, Ruth Lilley, S. D. Douglas, H. S. Hoenshel, Free. Daizell, L. B. Telbot, and many others.

Big Ten University Club Charleston Woman’s Club Marjorie Holt Manet Shute Mary Stahl H. B Dixon Afilse Ruth Lilley D Douglas H. 8. Hoenshel

Time Signals Affected by Accident in Business District

A smashed traffic sign incident knocked six signals out of service in the business district yesterday morning. Police found a fallen light mid street at daylight and the cause remains undetermined. The city electrician notes all six signals share a single circuit, so one failure disables the others at Court and State, Summers and State, Dickinson and Les, Hale and Quarrier, Summers and Washington, and Court and Washington.

Court Washington State Summers Dickinson Les Hale Quarrier

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