Charleston Society and Clubs Host Tea and Bridge Events
St Margaret's guild and various Charleston society clubs plan a lawn luncheon at Mrs George S Couch's Edgewood Drive home this afternoon with many guild members attending. Mrs Br lack Clark hosts a bridge gathering on Grant Street with several local residents among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Margaret's Guild
Sohn's Episcopal Church
Sidney Davis
A.W. Flourhoy
Thomas Nichol
D. W. Peet
Payne
J . Mas
W. Brown
T. J. Meare
David Matthews
A. Bliss McCrimm
John
Robert Price
Phil
Mary Johnson Davia
Fa Mary Jane
Harriet Myler
Margaret Jones
Hees Dollohban
Wmrs
Goode
Charity Play Set At Playhouse For Annual Officers Meeting
A charity event at the Playhouse on Washington Street will feature the Children's Theater presentation. The ten annual officers meeting and election were announced by president Silas W Pickering and include a pupil recital with songs and dances at Glenwood School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Bowyer
Children’s Theater
Ne Playhouss
Washington
American Academy of Art Exhibition Highlights Charles Westerman
The American Academy of Art at 36 East Jackson Boulevard Chicago holds its annual student work exhibition from May 20 to June 3. Among standout exhibitors is Charles Westerman of Charleston whose work shows notable talent and artistic ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Academy of Art
East Jackson Boulevard
Chicago
Charles Westerman
Charleston
Miss Williams to Wed in Athens Wedding Set Saturday
Miss Jowell Wil ame to wed L Ray Crittenden son of Mr and Mrs J B Crittenden of Halls Tenn The ceremony will be at five at the bride parents home in Athens Rev O H Jarrett will perform the rites Miss Williams a teacher at Kenswha school wore pondre bine silk crepé with white accessories The couple will reside at Pompton Lakes New Jersey Out of town guests included Mrs GC N Jarrett and Caleb Crittenden of Cee Misa Mary oe of Halls Tenn and W R Hyder of Johnson City Tenn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jowell Wilame
L. Ray Crittenden
J. B. Crittenden
Halls
Tenn
William Lee Williama
Athens
O. H. Jarrett
Boyd Memorial Christian
Charleston
Willams
Kenswha School
Concord State Normal College
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Crittenden
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Tau Beta"Pi
Phi Happa Phi
Hals
the & I. da Nemours-Dupont Co
Pompton Lakes
N. Jarrett
Caleb Crittenden
Cee Misa Mary
Roward Williams honors Miss Williams with midweek shower
A miscellaneous shower at Miss Williams' home on Oney Street in Rowar featured guests including Miss Williams and many others. The event celebrated Miss Williams and the upcoming marriage of Jewel Williams to Mr. L Ray Crittenden set for Saturday in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
H. Perdue
Oney Street
Rowar
Fii
Jewel Willams
L. Ray Crittenden
Athens
Misa Willams
Mid
R. Moore Doddrill
Talmadge Nichola
Mius Jean Nichols
Muriel Harris
Estelle Harris
J. 3
Hickman
Tse
Helen Barnsgrove
Alberta Headle
Virginia Spash
Freeman Kyle
June Dances Planned at Pine Manor Country Club
R B H Dunn and Mrs Dunn hosted a Tuesday evening at Eanewhs country club for London district high school junior and senior classes. 150 guests attended as graduating seniors were honored guests. Similar dances are planned in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Manor Country Club
R. BH. Dunn
Dunn
Eanewhs Country Club
London District High School
Birthday Party for Bernard Fitch at Second Avenue Home
Mrs. Frank Spencer hosted a birthday gathering Wednesday at her Second Avenue residence in South Charleston to celebrate Bernard Fitch turning twelve. Attendees included Dorothy Mae Barton Virginia Rupe June Whitman Kathryn Williams Elizabeth Roach Louise MuFaddeh Marjorie Alice McYagden Phyllis Hell Stanley Hall Betty Wolfe James Wolfe Perry Lou Anderson Junior Whaley Charles Grandon Jr William O'Dell Willem Davis Minor Fisher William Barton Ray Smith Charles Fitch and adult guests Mrs. Sarah Cabell Mrs Chester Williams and Mrs. D L Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Spencer
Second Avenue
South Charleston
Bernard Fitch
Dorothy Mae Barton
Virginia Rupe
June Wliama
Kathryn Williams
Elizabeth Roach
Louise MuFaddeh
Marjorie Alice McYagden
Phyllis Hell
Stanley Hall
Betty Wolfe
James Wolfe
Perry Lou Anderson
Junior Whaley
Charles Grandon
Willam O'Dell
Willem Davis
Minor Fisher
William Barton
Honor Miss Keith Whittaker with Virginia Street bridge party
Miss Whittaker Frances Anderson and Bir Wildman Wildman host a bridge party at 8 pm at Nisa Anderson's Virginia Street home in honor of Miss Keith Whittaker whose marriage to Haven H. Smith is planned for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mig Frances Anderson
Bir
Wildman
Nisa Anderson
Virginia Street
Keith Whitteker
Havené ‘H. Smith
Social event notices for Miss Whittaker in June letters
June 14 at First Presbyterian Church features guests including Miss Whittaker and numerous society members. Miss Mary Virginia Sinck and Mildred Nicholson host a dinner and bridge party at Loxsmere on Lock Six road Saturday night, complimenting Miss Whittaker. Further parties are planned by Rosen and others, while Charleston chapter 151 UDC holds a memorial service at Spring Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittaker
W. L. Wagner
Edward Hutchinson
William Singer
Ermen Wright
Leslie Hutt Ynen
Hoy Wine
Mary Louise Herscher
Virginia Kelly
Mary Virginia Slack
Mildrad Nicholson
Phebe McClure
Misa Cathering Stahian
Bareab Fletcher
Hazel Siamond
Elizabeth Ford
Mary Virginia Sinck
Mildred Nicholson
Harry Womelshort
Charleston
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Atlock
Spring Hill Cemetery
Tul program to be announced Sunday for members
Members lacking transportation should meet at the W. C. A. for car arrangements. The Tul program details will be announced Sunday.
Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated in Charleston
Mrs Elmer Freutesberger hosted a family dinner Wednesday for Col William Freudenberger and Mrs Freudenberger marking fifty years of marriage. The couple wed in Breuden vile and have resided in Charleston since 1812. Also announced is the marriage of Hagel Hatcher of Edmoend to PF Davies of Waukesha Wis with ceremony on May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Freutesberger
Freudenberger
William Freutdenberger
Breudenvile
Charleston
Hagel Hatcher
L Katcher
Edmoend
GB Davies
R. E. Davies
Davies
Waukesha
Wis
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Charleston Society
Brancis A. Clark
Willie
Tonto
Tex
W. ¥. O'Brien
Raber 'Stogenne
W. R. Mur- Stay
A W. Temon
Tha ‘George
Granvillé deWitt
Grant Street
Margaret
Reeder
Glenwood School
Cesa
Zolde Reeds
Donale Withrow
Mary Staats
Iam Davis
Vern Davis
Batty Jo Wolfs
Max Parraw
Jane Senra
Pelle Greastee
Ant Groenies
Umartow
William Arrow
Virginia
del ‘Dal “Davins
Claudine Jones
William Nee
Onsiee Staats
Madeline Iplones
Evelyn Staats
Harold Lesher
Koulse Wheeler
Nancy Kate Divs
Merion Agsten
Carol Haviland
Janet Davin
Gertrude Underweot
Marion V Agsten
Ade Baile Graves
Batty Fitida
Medeline Jones
Virginis Fisn
Virginia Hall
Ruth Tippett
Woodrow ‘Arion
Bawantiy
Keo
Gritt Schilling
W. Clack
O. L. Stone
C. O. Gentry
Earl H Shelton
Gira ‘Don BE
McH. McGhee
HL. Bland
Biandon
Women's Relief Corps
Umber Six
Ik Koelin
Dolores Lovine
Forest Pishe
Frank Koel
Woosl
Ruby Daring
Rath Marshall
Mire
Motes
Fisner
Clem Jeans
Hore O
Helen Walker
F. Miller
Dimce Whomber
Mins Batty June Akers
William Lewin
IV. F Daniels
Marmon
Mira
Marinni
Ata
BE. Kenney
Miao Alive Wildher
Miss Williams
Humphreys
D.D
Wire
Br, Withrow
Frank Mullen
Remmainder
Genter
Gamms
Rio Zeta Fraternity
Cephs City
Frederic
Eugene Tulip
Wwe
Monna’s Beauty Shop
Aarrier Beauty Shoomener
Ie Peates
Jennie
Lara Wheeler
Bhe
Charleston Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York City
Miss Whitteker
HE National Sugar Refining CO
N. J
First Baptist Church of
W. W. Cupmingham
Bin
Degree of Honor Protective Association No. 76
Judgs
Coles
Seventh Avenue
Organize
J. W. Hammond
First Presbyterian Church of
D. A. Blaine
T, Nm, McNerny
Frances Irons
Wil
Thres Wortl
First Presbyterian Church
Featuring
Fuslor Alzon
Des
St Frederick's
Chit
Ritisesy
Tanlog
Frederick
Hale Street
F. A. Deming, Prop
Cote
LEE Furniture Company
Sarly
Philco Radio
R.C. A. Radio
Liberal
L Lee
Salvation Army
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