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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
6
Lillian Bradford Laidley and William Renick Hughey, J 1, plan a June 9 wedding and will be honored at multiple parties next week. Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Hutchison Jr entertain with a buffet Saturday evening at their Lea Street home.
The Alphe Pal Omogs club enter- Jhained With a inner dam on Tuesday Mise 'pardi Kisa, Miss Jo Stown, Miss Al- Rellrd, Miss Nancy Jogor ee i ae Se or Me, 2 Slane Kelle, writiam Gacurt, Air. Ralph Swag! David Jeeac, Mr. Denvil Reed, Mr. John Quinn, Mr. Edward Bow man, Mr. David Fleming, Mr. Gordon Douglas, Mr. B. Creighton, Mr cus ford Woodman, Mr. Pred Kauffman, Mr. Bernard Tierney, Mr. Robert Kin 'exidend Mr. Michael Sayfis,
A Glasgow Sunday school youth group hosted a kitchen shower at the home of Mr and Mrs O B Childers. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Kinsolving, Misses Childers Higginbotham Hudnall Martin Alma and others, plus Messrs Pell Rutledge Hawking Onders and Childers Jr. with O Baries Childers listed among guests.
Rivermeade Garden Club met Tuesday at Mrs Leroy Allebachs home on Avenue with Mrs J M Neensa presiding. West Virginia Bale garden club meeting reported at Waite highlights the regional gardening activity and club exchanges.
Delegates gave Sulphur Springs papers including The Background and the Backbone of the Smell Garden by Mrs cubes Daum, Keeping Out Flowers by Mrs H Walker, and The Tris by Mrs D A Ketchum chosen as the flower of the month. Attendees listed include Mrs George Huber, Mrs Harry Mac Anderson, Mrs H H Corrie, Mrs Julian Coghil, Mr M L Dillon, Mrs J A Grymes, Mra G L Hartman, Mrs Frank Mullen, Mrs Robert Price, Mrs CG W Showalter, Mrs C R Silling, Mes W D Vineyard and Mra M F Petersen.
A rose garden tour after the South Hills garden meeting visited homes on Abney Circle Booth Hills including J R Thomas B A Wise H P Musser and Middelburg. Attendees listed include E R Yates Branley Morrin Gwynn Nicholson Francis Roller H H Fletcher Herman Bennett T W Guy A Rife A H Boyd John Henderson John Charnock O A Wills Leo Loeb George Hill James Pratt Frank Nelson and Alex Brod hag.
Mrs E R Spencer and Mrs E R Hiles will host members of the William Morrie chapter D A R at a Saturday afternoon meeting at Mrs Spencer's East Bank home. L O O M ladies host a card party at 8 pm at clubrooms 807 1 2 Kanawha street. public invited. reservations by Mrs Frank Cramer.
Personal notes recount visits and travels of Charleston residents and guests, listing names and origins. Mrs Hallie Kendall and son Jack Kendall return from Point Pleasant after a day’s Ohio River trip aboard a steamship. Various gatherings include Dr Ernest Thompson and Mrs Thompson traveling from Montreat to assemble the Presbyterian general assembly. Others host guests from Pittsburgh, Columbus, Barberton, and Lewisburg, with several trips to Pittsburgh, Morgantown, and New York mentioned among scheduled attendances and weddings.
An exhibit of work from the art, home economics and manual arts departments will be open from 3:10 to 5:00 this afternoon and 7:00 to 9:00 this evening at the school. The public is invited to attend as garments, decor, and accessories made by students are showcased.
The art department features two marionette plays Jace and the Beanstalk and The Emperors Nightingale created by students who designed puppets costumes and props. William Hutchinson earned an alternate for a national scholastic high school art contest. Craft work includes beads stones and fabrics with prints and plaster plaques. Mural and woodwork projects are planned. Members of Calvary Baptist Ampra Bible class meet at 7 30 this evening at Mrs L H Given's Burlow Street home.
White Sulphur Springs reports include Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pulitver of New York joining children at a cottage, Mrs. Puliteer's mother Miss Grace Amory, and numerous Washington, Pittsburgh, and New York guests. Attendees at luncheons and bridge include Mrs. George Crawford, Mrs. George O. Vass, and others, with remarks on commencement at Greenbrier college and May festival. The bureau of fisheries recommends oysters as a neurally beneficial food source for preventing goiter.
The 123rd session of Greenbrier Military School ends Monday June 4 with graduation in the school auditorium. Commencement week features a literary contest, calisthenics, drills, final review, alumni reception, and a Weedy-Myers orchestra concert. The baccalaureate sermon is by Rev. T M Swann at the Oli Stone Church.
An afternoon program includes a 4 30 p m concert and a dress parade with Hearst trophy rifle team awards set for about 5 20 p m The schedule notes a later start and a formal event concluding the day.
Governor H. G. Bump returned yesterday from Grafton where he delivered a Memorial Day address at the Grafton National Cemetery. The speech touched on wartime sacrifice and national unity amid postwar recovery, reflecting on past public work and future policy.
Mrs Mamie M Null received a verdict of sy by jury in circuit court yesterday in a suit started against its Stuyvesant Insurance Company. The Null case, located in the Kate Hatta Addition, involved a fire destroying a unit and an insurance claim of 1500 dollars July 13 1982. The American liquor market is taking one third of the total British ports of spirits.
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