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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1935
Page
7
A dance hosted by the Anchor Club at the Daniel Boone hotel Wednesday drew a large crowd of residents and families. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Chandler, Mrs. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Miller, and many others listed by name, spanning local society and professional circles. The event featured numerous couples and guests, with acknowledgment of hosts and committee members.
Sweet Briar graduates and former students are set as guests for a one o clock luncheon this afternoon at the Tally Ho to mark Sweet Briar Day. Attendees include Mrs Tucker McFall Mrs George W Bloom Miss Virginia Broun Mr R J Carroll Miss Evelyn Ballard Miss Frances Guthrie Mrs J M Long Mrs Charles F Littlepage Miss Helen Mathews Mrs Bernard Thulin Mrs E Dana Smith Mrs Harry Polan Miss Mary Arnold Scherr Mrs Charles R Singleton Miss Pauline Strehlin Mrs Homer Holt Mrs Cabell Davis Miss Laura Virginia Bobbitt Miss Mary Loui Agnew Miss Frances Jane Faulkner Miss Margaret Jane Weimer and Mrs Harry Campie.
Nienke hosted a surprise birthday gathering Friday evening at her Noyes avenue home in Kanawha City for Mrs. James H. Trent. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Trent, Mr and Mrs Raymond Swafford, Miss Hellie Trent, Miss Marcel Stone, Miss Barbara Jean Int, Mr Joseph Lewis, Mr Sherman Dean, Mr Peter Trent, Mr Benjamin Trent, Mr John G Fines, Mr Charles Thompson, Mr James McCoy, Mr William Legg, Mr George Nienke, Master James R Trent, and Master Junior Swafford.
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