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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1935
Page
19
Miss Kinsey of Arlington court and Mr Walter Glenn Hodge Jr of Cincinnati were married yesterday afternoon at the bride’s residence. The bride, a graduate of Marshall College Huntington, was active in local social circles and connected with the Maree Drug company. Mr Hodge attended Cincinnati and Texas preparatory schools.
Mrs Friese of New Rochelle is to arrive and be guest of honor at a women’s selnb young women’s department dinner dance Saturday night at the club. Super chairman Mrs Asa and department heads plan the event with Harry Kennedy and others in attendance.
Considerable interest surrounds the annual Rose show to be held Tuesday at the Danio hotel with exhibits open for public view after 2:30. Judge Brangement entries stressed. Mrs L E Cheetham of Vire Gioia to entertain at lunch for rust e arrainiment. Approved list includes J S El Montgomery, Mrs Cole Staats, Miz Virginia Caven idle, John Mack, Mrs McVay Buckarr of Huntington.
The Woman's Club plans to appoint standing committees for 1925 26 at a general meeting at 3 PM Wednesday. Mrs Dixon presides and, after the session, Mrs Robert Kelly will sing with Miss Grace Dorat accompanying. The program includes arias from Lucia de L Amore and other selections.
White Sulphur Springs is named the entrance to a new park system in West Virginia. A five year town improvement plan includes Dry Creek battlefield refurbishment and a new road along Anthony Creek in cooperation with federal and state governments.
The marriage of Miss Gladys Chapman daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry W Chapman to Mr David Anderson Hudson son of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Hudson occurred Saturday at the home of Mrs David Dick in Quarriar Atrest The ceremony was conducted by Reverend Robert Dignell pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church The room featured spring flowers Miss Margaret Lindersey played the Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin The bridal party entered to To Wild Rose with attendants Miss Harmonea Tandonian maid of honor and Mr Richard Muden best man The bride wore a white boucic ault large white hat and white accessories The stambler bouquet featured Talistinn rose une
The Elks closed their dance season with a cabaret at the Lap club ballroom. Honor guests included Mayor D. Boone, Dawson, and Dr. Robert Hing Buford as exalted ruler. Mr and Mrs Daweone Dre and Mrs Buford, Mr and Mrs Ayla Johnson attended along with others in the receiving line.
White Cross plans a charity dance at the armory on June 1 featuring Ted Weems' orchestra. Proceeds support the Willa building and its ten endowed beds at Hill Crest. Tickets go on sale by White Cross members tomorrow and via a central business house later this week.
Mrs. A Summers of Clendenin announced the engagement of her daughter Ruth Summers to Clinton R McCrary, son of Mr. and Mrs A B McCrary of Ronceverte. The marriage is set for Tuesday June 25, with the couple both graduates employed locally. The announcement was made at a luncheon hosted by Mrs E B Tawney and Mr W St Summers at the Clendenin home, guests listed from Clendenin Morgantown and neighboring towns.
Mrs. Fenton Morria Brown of Atlanta guest of honor at the William Morris chapter D A R meeting yesterday at Mrs. Harry Fennell s Central Avenue home Brown organizing regent spoke of the chapter s first meeting in 1922 at Pratt with regent Mrs T A Beales presiding A program commemorated Flag Day June 14 Mrs Peek read a paper on The Flag Speaks Mrs Good read notes on U S education and duties Others attending included Mrs D W Taylor Mrs Sally C Davidson Mrs Ira Champe Mrs A F Wallen and several guests
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