Yale Social Calendar Brims With Charleston Festivities
Yale society notes a bustling Christmas week in Charleston with Edgewood and Pioneer clubs hosting tea dances, open houses at Edgewood Drive and Virginia Street homes, and a flurry of aggnog parties. Notables and families join in today’s events while the younger set plans a tea by Miss Aan Embleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood and Pioneers
Hilda Norvell
Edgar
Charleston
Santa Claus
Yeas
Onan Wanere
H. A. Hereford
South Ruffner
C. &. Payne
William Hughey
Frank Hereford
Elizabeth Morton
Betty Preston
Mary Price Dickinson
Mary Macon
Harriett Edmounds
Ruth Edmunds
Elizabeth Young
Frank Hardy
Donnally Sheets
Hanks “Shepherd
Edwin Shepherd
James Ireland
Aan Embleton
Edgewood Club To Host Tea Dance And Open Houses
Edgewood country club hosts a tea dance for members and out of town guests from five to eight this afternoon with the Charlestonians providing music. A second tea dance at the club is planned. Earlier, Miss Barbara Mohler returns from Warrenton School to spend Christmas with her parents. Open houses on New Year’s Day are announced by Dr W W Point and Mrs Point and by several local couples on Dixie and Kanawha streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood Country Club
W. W. Point
Point
Gore
Kanawha Street
J. Horner Davis
Maron Crickard
George 3. Laidley
William Grover
Columbus, O
Christmas Guest List Across West Virginia Notes
Personal notes list Christmas visits and travels of Portsmouth residents and others in Huntington Charleston and nearby towns. Names include Mr. Robert Barr Mrs. Barr Miss Mae Ola Bryan Mrs. Shott Mr. Young Mr. Reese Senior and family Mrs. Matthews Miss Warrick Feamater Dr. Kniseley Mr. Jacobs Mrs. Milair Miss Gaff and many more with towns Charleston Huntington Lewisburg Bluefield Welch and Whitesville among the places mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Barr
Portsmouth
H. 5. Barr
Harry D. Reese, Jr
West Virginia University
Mrs. D. Reese
Jackson Street
Henry I. Butts
Bluefield
Catherine Stahlmann
C. O. Stahlmanna
Charles Kniseley
Kniseley
Salem
Robert Jacobs
Charleston
Mose Shefter
Brown Street
Jacobs
L. A. Williamson
Christiansburg
Miss Lillian Heater Weds Armand Ancion in Hall Street Ceremony
Miss Lillian Lowise Heater wed Armand Ancion at 6:30 PM in the Hall Street home of her parents. The ceremony featured Miss Tulia Price singing and a reception followed with numerous guests. After a wedding trip, the couple will reside at 1414 Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Louise Heater
Armand Ancion
Lillian Lowise Heater
Bruce A. Heater
Hall Street
J. J. Ancion
Washington Street
Cc. H. Harrington
Calvary Baptist Church
R. M. Young
C. L. Carson
P. Forter
H. M. Carson
Agnes Locke
Emerson Carson
Guy Heater
Earl Hecker
Julian E. Ancion
R. E. Barnhart
John Sparks
Maxine King
Earl Young
Ralph Young
Emory _R. Young
Wilmer Young
Curtis Young
Lillian Young
A. C. Rader
Charles Harvington
Jennie Hartington
Ethel Harrington
Karl ‘N. Jennings
Dora Wilson
H. R. Gaston
H. BR. Gaston
Stark A. White
Stokes Gaston
Joseph Kaefer
A. B. Champe
Harry D. Brawley
Ancion
Jackson Street
Reynolds Host Anchor Club Gathering Before Dance
Mr and Mrs Walter Reynolds hosted Anchor club members at their Chester road home from eight to ten last evening. The event preceded the Anchor club dance at the Danl Boone hotel with guests including Rev Frank A Robertson and Mrs Robertson of Spring Hill and Mrs Clinton Loy of Romney visiting family in South Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Reynolds
Chester Road
Anchor Club
Dan+inl
Boone Hotel
Inlaw
Frank A. Robertson
Robertson
Spring Hill
Clinton Loy
Romney
Harry Wise
South Charleson
Pioneer Club Dance Planned at 3 Today
Social event notices show the Pioneer club hosting a subscription tea dance at the woman's club on Virginia street this afternoon. The Colonels orchestra will play for dancing from 3:30 to 6:80 o'clock for Charleston's social sets of all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Club
Woman's Club
Virginia Street
Charleston
Colonels Orchestra
Pliny
Mrs. Douglas Birthday Party Honored at Spring Hill
Miss Pauline Douglas and Mrs. J. B. Hanson hosted a Monday birthday anniversary party for Mrs. J. D. Douglas at her Spring Hill home. Guests included a long list of friends and relatives with many local names appearing in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Douglas
Pauline Douglas
J. B. Hanson
J. D. Douglas
Spring Hill
Alvin Hazelette
Hhostesses
Marchikerson Mee
D. W. Fields
H Mazelette
O. T. Fudge
J. 4. Sanderson
Helen Mynes
Roy Roberts
R. E. Campbell
W. Campbell
H. B. Bays
L. Coois
D. Douglas
W. FB. Porter
Edna. Fudge
Barbara Landacre
Frances Marie Campbell
D. J. Douglas
Masters Mason Roberts
Chilton Roberts
Jana Dennis Ray Douglas
Rose Manderville Engaged to Burford Arrington
Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Manderville of South Charleston announce the engagement of their daughter Rose Edith Manderville to Burford Arrington, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Arrington of South Ruffner. The wedding is planned for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. K. Manderville
South Charleston
Rose Edith Manderville
Burford Arrington
William Arrington
South Ruffner
Christmas Party At Spring Hill Church
The T. EL class and Sun shine class of Spring Hill First Baptist hosted a Christmas party Monday night at the church. Guests included Mrs. Ray Pauley Mrs. John Spurlock Mrs. Fleet Riddle and many others plus children Juanita Newell Bett Newell and Master William Pacie. The event gathered members of the church community for seasonal fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. EL
Sunshine
Spring Hill First Baptist Church
Ray Pauley
John Spurlock
Fleet Riddle
J. D. Elkins
Howard Rice
Madison Rogers
L. L. Cook
C. L. Berry
Boyd Mynes
J. P. Smith
EH. B. Bush
Ray Pack
Emma S
Frank A. Robertson
Juanita Newell
Bett Newell
William Pacie
Entertaining Auxiliary Hosts Members at Mollohan Home
Mrs. W. R. Mollohan acted as hostess to the ladies auxiliary No. 395 of the National Association of Letter Carriers at her Central avenue residence in South Charleston. Attendees included Mrs. Oscar Patton Mrs. B. E. Lemon Mrs. J. E. Krause Mrs. Hubert Moles Mrs. G. D. West Mrs. W. W. Barrick man Miss Jean Mollohan and Mr. W. BR Mollohan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Mollohan
Ladies Auxiliary No. 395
National Association of Letter Carriers
Central Avenue
South Charleston
Oscar Patton
B. E. Lemon
J. E. Krause
Hubert Moles
G. D. West
W. W. Barrickman
Jean Mollohan
W. Br, Mollohan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yale
Edgewood
Charleston Woman's Club
Chapman Bevarcomb
Edgewood Drive
Brown Lewis
Merry Christmas
UEE ST
PAYNE
Oberlan
Swagger
Lucent! & Sons
Your Grocers
Edgewood Club
Reger GC. Wilson
Frank Wilson
Pittsburgh
Beech Avenue
George A. Matthews
Lee Street
Patty and
Anna Warrick Feamater
Willow Brook
Lewisburg
Evelyn Parsley
Stephenson Court
Louisville
W. W. Henritze
Welch
Freeman Kyle
Oney Street
Virginia Kyle
Agnes Scott College
Decatur, Ga
Ernest _C. Milair
Sanawha Valley Hospital
Gladys Gaff
Blackstone College
Blackstone
Mrs. & Co. Gott
Elmwood Avenue
Ernest C. Milafr
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Washington
Monay
R. C. Jarrell
G. M. Jarrell
Whitesville
A. By Clay
Arnett
Russell Stewart
Gundy
Merties Brown
Mount Neho
A. B. Hobertson
Clendenin
Julian Ancion
Emory Young, Jr
Heater
Joseph Eplers
Logansport
Ind
Mr. Epler
B. Clay
H. D. Clay
A.B. Clay
Katherine Livingston
Greenbrier Street
John L. Bowen
Dorothy Livingston
Josep E. Bedinger
St. Francis Hospital
Star Shop
Hale Street
Miss Manderville
Spring Hill Church
Pad Gean
Erlford
Coeis
Telford
Tara
Marinette, Bradley and Downes
Grifari
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