High School Graduates and Bride Featured in Charleston News
Four Charleston High School seniors are named with roles in the school play. Evelyn Ballard, Mil dred Black, Elizabeth Green, and Eugenia Bibby are cited for looks, popularity, and leading or principal parts in the Piper's Pay to be staged Tuesday at the auditorium. Also noted is the marriage of Mrs Hassel Thomas Hicks, formerly Frankie Virginia Nutter, last week at her sister's Brooks street home in West Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Ballard
G. W. Ballard
Quarrier Street
Charleston High School
Mildred Black
V L. Black
Virginia Street
Elizabeth Green
A. L. Green
Thompson Street
Charleston
Eugenia Bibby
James A. Bibby
Lee Street
Hassel Thomas Hicks
Frankie Virginia Nutter
West Union
W. Va
Tom B. Bowman
Brooks Street
Class Plays To Be Given In High School Auditorium
High school students stage two plays in the school auditorium on Tuesday. The cast for Nevertheless features Katherine Nessa Mary Watling and Kevin Wikiman. The Piper's Pay stars Millrad Black Dorothy Punh kin Ireme Droyson Elizabeth ntt Bether Lewin John Gaston Adgar and Clarence Lewis. The home includes Eugenia Bibby Salome Reinheid Winifred Kaufman and Charles Wiltse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Kaufman
Charles Wiltse
Return of Ideal Weather Shifts Social Calendar Outdoors
Society welcomes warm weather as social life moves outside. Golf tennis and horseback riding revive, pools open, and trails see use as Charlestonians resume outdoor activities. Local clubs host open houses and summer plans take shape as students and families return home for the season.
West Virginians Attend Federated Women’s Clubs Convention in Los Angeles
West Virginia delegates head to Los Angeles for the biennial Federated Women's Clubs convention to be held at the Biltmore Hotel starting June 3. Mrs John Zalub of Clarksburg is a candidate for national vice president. many West Virginia members will stay at nearby hotels due to limited rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Federa Ederated Women's Chils
Los Angeles
West Virginia
California
Federated Woman's Clubs
Biltimore
T the Biltmore
Mra
John Zalub
Clarksburg
Rociety
Charlemon
Llendlus Wehnal
Wirlouk
Tiely
Pairens
Mor
Morenn
Mayer
Otras
Worts
John Ty Cleleingom
Aud Mies
SE. Weber
Paul Morrow
Stostow
Garmin
Wadates
J Smith
WB Weaver
J. Lex Sultan
Wod
Merriks
Merriks Ath Ain Aia G.I. Croft, Ms and Mrs. Hy A. Hereford
Nod
M. A. Alpert
C. C. Uvessang
W. A. MecXillian
Eeverat Jothern
Bride To Be Honor Guest On Saturday
Bride to be Ruth Colvilis weds James Nagy as family and friends plan a Saturday afternoon party hosted by Miss Mary Trowan on Jackson Street. Invitations extended. guests arrive at 2 40 and play bridge with tea to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Colville
Ruth Colvilis
Chames Nagy
Vince
Fternoon
Mary Trowan
Jackson Street
Bridge
Many Affairs at South Side Club
A string of social events is planned at the South Side Womans Club this week with bridge and luncheon gatherings. Reservations are handled by Mrs. J. D. Woodroeth, while Miss Mary Louise Ohley, returning from New York, travels with two student guests from Minneapolis and Springfield. Mr and Mrs Hicher d Price visit Charleston with Mr and Mrs George E Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephing Thayer
New York
Tor Nome
eMr
David Fariuson
Ana Ett
Milus Louise Ferguson
Hland. Ky
Ruseta
D. J. Murray
South Side
Womans Clu
Mrontics
J. D. Woodroeth
Mary Louise Ohley
Kanawha Streat
Finch
Visitors gather at Greenbrier for early June season
A flurry of guests arrives at The Greenbrier as early June approaches. prominent visitors include Harold A Whithorn and family from New York, Mrs. Go O Melone and newlyweds honeymooning, and a larger party from Philadelphia and Albany. The piece notes near-term plans, social rounds, and ongoing preparations, with continuing coverage likely on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Whithorn
Willard SB. Br
New Yorkey Sr
WF. Barrow
Horlidale
Charles M. Wletely
Bromgyine
Te Wank
Jain
New York
J. J. Lirad- Fey
New Fork
Edward Croaee
Diaghrera
Creager
Answley Cottage
Thaveket
Delta Sunoer
Mra Go O'Melone
Greentrier Marine
Hot Springs
Dara Anderson
Angin
Weshington
Anderson
Walter Glothianr
Dolonie Maxwell
Harold Govengartan
Mhilidalbia Group
H. Hadelyffe Roberts
W. H. Garser
Mra
Torlitwon
Ro & Miler
Thomas MM
Scott
William C Spropi
Pepneyivania
Polt
H. Whitta
C.D. Sarney
Efrivadoron
Philadelphia
Albright
Albany
Tyler Field
A. Cifurd Shirkls
Harriuun
Cincinnath
Greenbrier
Pullin
Rolf
Shinkl
Rank Lawrence
Juenb Peters
Anid Mirs
J. d. McDonald
J Botuie
Graduation Hop Promises Big Shawnee Social Affair
Graduation celebration hosted by Junior Cotillion Club at Shawnee Club Rooms with many out of town guests expected. Concert by Linens orchestra from Riverfield and a display of costumes mark the event honoring the graduating class. patrons include local officials and numerous families as society looks toward the evening dance and formal reception.
Mrs Ashton Hosts Bridge Party At Virginia Street Home
Mrs Ashton entertained about 26 guests yesterday afternoon at 1104 Virginia Street. A light repast followed the bridge session with Mrs Prentiss assisting as hostess. The gathering included Mr and Mrs Chamberston and other local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prentiss
Viriinia Street
Stuart Cummings Celebrates Birth in Juvenile Party
A juvenile birthday party was held yesterday for Stuart Cummings at a local venue. Attendees included Ruth Pareog, Frances Merrill, Margaret Anston, Mary Louise Agnew, Margy Virginia Gentry, Phyllis Poten, Paul Newton, Ben Chambers, Tiarpid Pine, Jeli Mostiorn, and Char ents Bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Pareog
Feancen Merrill
Martaret Ansttn
Mary Louise Agnew
Margy Virginia Gentry
Phyllis Potenharser
Paul Newton
Ban Chambers
Tiarpid Pine
Jeli Mostiorn
Charents Bush
June Brides Are Honored With Many Festivities
A week of celebrations honors two June brides Miss Mary Lewis and Miss Onerbis Hurrah at gatherings hosted by families and friends. Details describe color schemes in cream and white, guests, and prizes, with attendees from Charleston Wheeling and Corbiere among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jurtiea
Mary Lewis
Mies Onerbis
Mra 2
Dasequel
Mive Mess Perrawener
Mige Lewis
Trofestional Woman's Club
Ming Dews
Misa Moascaret Towls
Alia Mollefenking
Danna Cochrane
da Blaine de Cerrin
Minrisaret Ontairs
Theveatia
West
Mantinggay
Sint
W Melenrin
Mike Mollie Jenkins
Datenox Mathews
Wheeling
Carrie Hurrah
Herbert Corrie
Charleston
Myra. T. L. Lewik
Crean
Mies Bewls
Mmauraity
Mary Lowta
Carrie Harrah
Macasret Leila
Tonna Cochran
Blanche Carria
Mary Tietcher
Grya DePur
Effy McCown
Cora Lee Ren
Kathleen Wells
Beas Perraw
Wehel Crockell
Singarat Ort
Mabel Adthele
Manuel Pupils Have Recital At Fancy Dance Program
An afternoon recital of purely classical dance by pupils of Madiaelis Edine Manuel delighted parents and friends Friday May 30. The program featured solo and group pieces by named pupils and groups with titles such as Pax de Cinq, Blossom Time, Chinese, Danse Antique, Pas de Trois, and Mignon, performed by a large ensemble of students under Madame Manuel's instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mad«iaeisells
Edine Manuel
Ellowing
Ene I
Pax de Cing
Mlle
Manuel
Darthy Burdette
Mary Lauige Pletunast
Virginia Shenk
Montague Wickilne
Dor Abramsan
Guvette
Ruthwhith
Laure Daccon
Virginia
Rilzadech Finnegan
Blossom Time
Audrey Staily
Atte
Virginity Bhonk
Monta- Fur Wickine
Beatrics Connor
Fllzabeth Conklin
Marion Morrizon
Dorothy Abramson
Betsy
Vir
Ginia Full
Danse Arahe
Brendit Lewis
Ruth Shenki Katinke
Mary Louise Fettman
Dorothy Gurdeeee
Mignon
Michel Bangeh
Pas de Trois
Francis Rise
Virgina Cracraft
Laura
Virginia Bobbitt
Micky Danatee
Etateah Matey
Bard Penman
Anacke
Blanche Lewis
Th Shenk
Dorothy Burdatte
Y Taulse Feleman
Bridge Functions Continue Affairs Meeting Notes
The beginning of summer has not paused meetings of various bridge clubs. The Monday bridge club will meet with Misa Alethes Couch at her home for a continuing discussion of bridge play and club affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Alethes Couch
Youthful Four Flusher Is Typical of Washington
Portrait of a Washington youth culture in the era, describing a new breed of boastful young men who mix charm with bravado. The piece contrasts postwar loafers of 1915 with a sophisticated set of talkative young men, highlighting social habits, flirtations, and displays of wealth in public scenes along streets and hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elizadheth G
Poindexter
Peru
A.washington
Ufe
Fulsher
Valentine Mone
United States
Zerth
Columba
Weshir
Ington
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