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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1936

Page

4

Tea for Younger Social Set at Miss Holz's Folkewood Home

Miss Phyllis Holz hosted a Monday afternoon tea for younger social set at her Folkewood drive home. Guests and helpers included Frances Rice Elaine Jackson Patricia Holt Mary Boettcher and numerous listed attendees such as Bettle Pool Jane Burr Betty Legg Frances Hanson Ann Shanklin Barbara Mohler Mary Carver Reed Phoebe Skillman Peggy Davis Caroline Truslow Catherine Caperton Ann Embleton Marjorie Embleton Jane Axnow Mary Frances Snyder Doris Wren Virginia Yates Mary Emma Huffman Margaret Jamerson Evelyn Daingerfield Nellie Morgan Betty Sutherland Dorothy Lundberg Mildred Goldman Mary Pierson Jane White Anne Stewart Jeanne Stewart Peggy Lilly Caroline Honver Elizabeth Rader Barbara Extinc Ann Mefunkin Kathleen Howte Anna Lee Wilson Fradly Abbott Mary Frances Buckner Ruth Paisley Katherine Kessell Betty Kessler Virginia Yates Mary Frances Kessler Marguerite Bettinger Dorothy Brookman Dorsey Ely Dorothy Hamilton Mary Frances Porter Betty Isaac Manehe Chittim Eleanor Hawking Dorothy Hurst Doris Levy Olive Inneson Ann Johnson Wilda Flatt Anna Shaw Watson Virginia Lee James Yandelli Hart Doris Carte Jean Weller Ruth Weller Ole Mae McGuire Barbara Hols Frances Beazley Virginia Roby Margaret Rohr Martha Wick Betty Brougher Jean Strong Amelia Barringer Maxine McFhatten Sally Sins Bernice Slug Ava McClanahan Leesie Mitchell Janet Karns Jane McCloud Dean Michie Patricia Guard Martha Walsh Beth 11 combe Dorothy Adams Ruth Eckerson Myrna McKean Jane Delaney Nancy Delaney Alma Jane Bolarsky.

Phyllis Holz Folkewood Drive Frances Rice Elaine Jackson Patricia, Holt Mary Boettcher Bettle Pool Jane Burr Betty Legg Frances Hanson Ann Shanklin Barbara Mohler Mary Carver Reed Phobe Skillman Peggy Davis Caroline Truslow Catherine Caperton Ann Embleton Marjorie Embleton Jane Axnow Mary Frances Snyder Doris Wren Virginia Yates Mary Emma Huffman Margaret Jamerson Evelyn Daingerfield Nellie Morgan Betty Sutherland Dorothy Lundberg Mildred Goldman Mary Pierson Jane White Anne Stewart Jeanne Stewart Peggy Lilly Caroline Honver Elizabeth Rader Barbara Extinc

Mrs James S Conley Welcome For Sister Guests

Mrs James S Conley arrives in town at Pan ic Boons hotel this afternoon to greet sister Mrs Laing Garred of Washington and Mrs G Anderson of Philadelphia visiting her parents on Quarrier street. About 150 guests invited to a reception from 3 to 6 with a long list of ladies assisting. Miss Jane Crowell of Indianapolis visiting Miss Harriet Louise Hockin. Mr and Mrs A R Moore of Mr Hope spent Christmas with Mrs Moore's parents in Washington street.

James S Conley Jane Crowell Indianapolis Ind Harriet Louise Hockin Lee Street A. R. Moore

Miss Catherine Cady Weds Mr Cleveland in Point Pleasant

Miss Catherine Bishop Cady daughter of Rev Frank T Cady and Mrs Cady of Point Pleasant married Roger Lloyd Cleveland of Charleston at Christ Episcopal church Point Pleasant The service was conducted by the bride’s father A bridal Susie Program featured prelude music and songs including Fiblen Friml Gounod Saint Saens and Drdia The bride wore sapphire blue velvet with a Juliet cap her orchids were gardenias and she carried a white prayer book The bride’s sister Mrs Somerville wore a red gown and carried yellow roses The groom’s brother John Cleveland of Fort Wayne was best man An informal supper followed the ceremony They will reside at 1833 McClung Street The bride attended Saint Mary’s Junior College Raleigh NC class of 1932 The groom is an engineer at DuPont de Nemours Belle He is a Purdue and Lafayette alumnus.

Catherine Bishop Cady Charleston Frank T. Cady Thomas B. Pringel Chars Leston Harold Sormerville Brn Pringle Johanna Hill_roses Somerville Juliet John Cleveland Fort Wayne Ind Harold Somerville Fred Riley Jason Weissenburger Harold Sarre Point Pleasant Cleveland McClung Street George Washington Life Insurance Company Saint Mary's Junior College Raleigh N.C Sr. Cleveland du Pont de Nemours Company Belle Purdue University Lafayette

Miss Wheatley Weds Mr White in Christmas Day Ceremony

Miss Virginia Wheatley of St Albans and Mathew W White of Clendenin wed Christmas day at Huntington. Rev Philip De Balt of the Methodist church read the ceremony. Attendants Miss Lander and ne White. The bride wore royal blue crepe with brown accessories and yellow rosebud corsages. Kris White, daughter of the Wheatleys, teaches at St Albans Junior High. White, son of the Whites of Clendenin, attended WVU and Marshall. He worked for Robertson Paris in Clendenin and may join Elk Mining at Falling Rock after January.

Virginia Wheatley St. Albans Mathew W. White Clendenin Huntington Philip ¥. de Balt Methodist Episcopal Church Miss Lander Ne White South Charleston Lander Inter Kris. White Thomas J. Wheatley Marshall College St. Albans Junior High School White Walden L. White West Virginia University Robertson-Paris Company Januay Elk Ming Company

Phi Kappa Sigma Names Officers

Kanawha Valley alumni chapter held a smoker at Edgewood Country Club. 1937 officers elected include A Bliss McCrum president R P DeVan first vice president John H H Thomas treasurer and Charles A Wood Jr secretary. Other members listed include Ralph M Hartman Alex M Mahood W Chapman Reveromb G D Sheets Mortimer W Smith James M Mathews S P Smith Jr R E O Connor William L Bawes W Todd DeVan S M Stone Jr Joseph R Blackburn P H Steenbergen from Point Pleasant.

Kanawha Valley Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity Edgewood Country Club A. Bliss McCrum R. P. DeVan John HH. Thomas Charles A. Wood Ralph M. Hartman Alex M. Mahood W. Chapman G. D. Sheets

Luncheon Planned by Miss Barbara Extline at Tally-Ho

Miss Barbara Extline to preside at a luncheon tomorrow afternoon at one o clock in the Tally Ho venue. Attendees listed include Miss Ann Medunkin Miss Mildred Goldman Miss Peggy Davis Miss Cath ie Caperton Miss Jane White and other invited young women.

Barbara Extline Tally-Ho

American Homes Division To Sponsor Holiday Dance

The American Homes division will sponsor a New Year’s dance at the West Side Woman's Club tomorrow night. George Molle's orchestra will provide music from 9:30 to 12:30, under the auspices of the American Homes department chaired by Mrs. J. L. Cavender. Hostesses include Mrs. J Hastie, Mrs. George Darlington, Mrs. Morton L. Cobb, Mrs. Harry Kemp, Mrs. A. Foutty, Mrs. C. B. Talley, Mrs. I. L. Cavender, Mrs. C. H. Maddox, Mrs. D. H. Bland, and Mrs. Edward Koch.

West Side Woman's Club George Molle American Homes Department J. L. Cavender J . Hastie George Darlington Morton L. Cobb Harry Kemp A. F. Foutty C. B. Talley I. L. Cavender C. H. Maddox D. H. Bland Edward Koch

Marmet Junior Woman's Club Plans 2 Pm Bridge Party

Marmet Junior Woman's Club will host a bridge party at 2 o'clock this afternoon at Mrs Burle Millers home on the Bradford estate Marmet road. Club president Miss Ruth Dent named Mrs 5 W Williamson chairing arrangements with aides Miss Betty Wilshire Mrs Fred Updyke Miss Margaret Smoot and Mrs Paul Bryant.

Mrs William McKnight Hosts Circle No 4 Meeting

Mrs William McKnight entertained Circle No 4 of the Sixth Street M E church at her home Monday evening. Guests included Mrs G P Davis Mrs Elizabeth Mathes Mrs J Heller Mrs John Griffee Mrs Robert Turner Mrs Frank McKnight Mrs John McKnight Mrs Fred Jones Mrs Pauline Craddock Mrs Forest Fischer Mrs H Maurice Mathes Mrs Vaughn McKnight Mrs Frank Griftee Mrs Camden Smith Mrs L E Wilson Lars Lee McKnight Ruth Heller and Miss Martha Gaines visiting from Fayetteville. Miss Margaret Harvie of Huntington and Miss Ann Embleton were also present.

Circle No. 4 Sixth Street M EL William McKnight G. P. Davis Elizabeth Mathes J. Heller John Griffee Robert Turner Frank McKnight John McKnight Fred Jones Pauline Craddock Forest Fischer H. Maurice Mathes Vaughn McKnight Frank Griftee Camden Smith L. BE. Wilson Lars Lee McKnight Ruth Heller

History of Hymns Is Readable and Thorough

Book history of hymns spans 400 years from Luther's tune to modern arrangements. Cecilia Margaret Rudin compiles the stories behind well known hymns, highlighting the human narratives that enrich faith and song. The author’s sincere appreciation makes the volume accessible to both casual readers and scholars.

Cecilia Margaret. Rudin Martin Luther Matthie D. Babetork Franklin L. Sheppard Hend

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