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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1925
Page
4
A dated satin gown described as peach colored with scalloped trim, beaded details, and a high neckline designed for an innocent girl. The article mentions a white silk dress with green palm tree print and lists wedding party members and attendees from multiple cities, highlighting social event details and community notices.
Society notes detail a large Edgwood Country Club celebration with a dance last night. Dozens of guests, including Miss Kilton Miss Harriet Stubbs and Miss Egan Jane Dawson, attended as bridal party members and house guests. The main event is the Noon wedding at First Presbyterian Church with Miss Betty Chilton and Ebersole Gaines, son of Mrs Martha Galata and Judge Gaines. Guests arriving include Thomas Conroy of Cincinnati Merbert and George Jones of Logan County and several groomsmen from Battlemore Pittsburgh New York and Louisville. Miss Anna Jackson hosts a luncheon at Edgewood Country Club honoring the couple and bridal party members.
J Al Tienlsem of Stevenson Alabama has returned home after visiting his daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs Hunter Metilind. Mrs Coerge McGCintic hosted the traveler as guest. Mrs Alt Van bear of Gitch field Canada joined the household for a time. Miss Momua Sackett of Sigeton is spending the weekend with her parents. Sackett plans to visit later.
Miss Elizabeth Stalnaker, long connected with Marshall juvenile court, has accepted a position in the West Virginia University school of education at Morgantown. She will begin February 2 and has previously headed psychology at Parkhall College Huntington. She earned a Ph D from Johns Hopkins and ALM from Columbia, with studies in Paris. The West Side Business Men's Club will meet at 8 o'clock tonight in the Charmston Laundry reception room at the corner Tintaware Avenue and Randelph Street.
Miss Arnold Dana, a student at Greenhrier College for Women in Wewishire, plans a visit to Bryn Mawr. Miles Catherine Smith, her cousin, will join from Vener for a few days, with Mrs. Girard Kewery accompanying. Stella lurker of Surkersburg visits Charleston for state business and guard affairs. George F. Daugherty, labor commissioner, spends time with family in Blueford. Grover Collpnd returns home after Wheeling visit. Charles Ambrecht Jeff wed in Wheeling after staying with relatives.
Robert J. McCabe an attorney recently back from abroad told the Masents Open Forum that English masons show firmer devotion than Americans. Edwin F. Ful presided. guests included M. Hodges, tour of delegates speaker, who praised the Charleston Open Lodge and Masonry in the state. McCabe said Yorkshire’s Masonic history and York Minster cathedral typify the ancient craft.
Vera Sheare seeks to overturn a Chicago divorce from two years earlier alleging lack of service. Emmaling Hammond, whom Sheare later wed, testified as a witness before Judge Joseph Sabath. The case involves a move from New York to Indianapolis and a cathedral setting with Masonite emblems observed during the proceedings.
Mr McCabe engages Masonry topics in vivid remarks about signs and secrets. He notes differences in English and American Masonic practice while praising a verger and recalling Knights Templar training near Leeds. Everett Hughes of Charleston comments on deep meanings of Magrity beyond a lodge.
Cwel o Nicose a former music director Mary Garden and Tetrasint and Jobs McCormack are set to face a jury in the criminal court at Mays Landing on multiple charges pressed by Miriam Klingenberg. The musician, a Society of Composers of Fark member, proclaims innocence and accuses Charles Ponter, jailed recently in Virginia, of the offense.
A neighborhood club announces a nighttime crossword puzzle boogie with many unusual features. All crossword puzzle fans are invited to attend and attempt the riddles, including every Masonic traveler in town and local Masons. The hoodoo dance is set for Friday February 12.
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