Miss White Honored At Washington Street Shower
Miss Elizabeth White is guest of honor at a Monday night shower in Washington Street, ahead of her June wedding to Mr. Edwin Cromer. Dozens of local women attended, including Mrs Fearle Hicks, Mrs Hebert Hicks, Mrs C White jr, Mrs A G Fletcher, and Miss Mary Fletcher among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ire
Adaiey Slaughter
Washington Street
Elizabeth White
Edwin Cromer
Fearle Hicks
Hebert Hicks
White
C. White
A.G. Fletcher
C. al. White
BH. White
Dinner Guests Are Listed For Fisher Home
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Fisher of Weat Washington street hosted guests for dinner Monday. Also in attendance were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cornett and Mr. Charles Smith of Portsmouth, Mrs. Ruth Gee of Belotoville Ohio, Mrs. Bert Haynes and Messrs. Leonard Haynes Lawrence Haynes John Smith Earl Flusen William Ellison and Herbert Ellison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Fisher
Weat
Washington ” Street
Hnd
Ray Cornett
Charles Smith
Portsmouth
Ruth Gee
Belotoville
Bert Haynes
Leonard Haynes
Lawrence Haynes
John Smith
Earl Flusen
William Ellison
Herbert Ellison
Sam Ge Party Honors Mrs Henger at Powellton Event
Honorary gathering hosted by Mrs. P L Benger Mrs L M Kidd and Mrs Michael Goheen of Powellton for Mrs L Henger last week. Attendees included Mrs Thelma Nunley Mrs Wyette Oxley Mrs Louis Mayea and others in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Kidd
Michael Goheen
Powellton
L. Henger
Thelma Nunley
Wyette Oxley
Louis Mayea
W. Cromer
Everette Cromer
W. Stinnette
George Kosseth
Caroline Korseth
Rose Show Attendees List Leads Glasgow Social Page
Attends Annual Rose Show and Mrs. David R. Thompson of Glasgow, Miss Marjorie Pryor, Mes. H. Hammons, Miss Grace McGinley, Mrs. Lucy Paxton, Mrs. P. L. Benger, Miss Martha Marie Benger and Mrs. Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David R. Thompson
Glasgow
Marjorie Pryor
Mes. H. Hammons
Grace McGinley
Lucy Paxton
P. L. Benger
Martha Marie Benger
Thompson
Entertains at Glasgaic Master John L Jones
Master John L Jones hosted a luncheon at his grandparents home last week with guests attending from the Glasgaic circle. Strong local social note records a polite gathering and familial hosting in an era of formal social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Jones
U D C Plans Memorial Service For Confederates
Charleston chapter No. 151 United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold Confederate memorial services at 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon at Spring Hill cemetery. Mr. K R Kemp Morton will be the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Spring Hill Cemetery
KR. Kemp Morton
Mrs Sprence Hosts Birthday Party for Mr Sprence
Mrs Tony Sprence hosted a birth day party last week at Boomer honoring Mr Sprence. Guests included Misses Helen Coincross Nola Clark Alyce Arthur Ola Donalson Doris Fugett Carolyn Fugett Rose Sprence and Phyllis Jesn Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Sprence
Boomer
Mr. Sprence
Helen Coincross
Nola Clark
Alyce Arthur
Ola Donalson
Doris Fugett
Carolyn Fugett
Rose Sprence
Phyllis Jesn Arthur
Local names listed in a historical notice fragment
Messrs Gelbert Blankenship Anderson Kingsley Lester Nutter Harold Vass William Jones and Master James Phillip Sprence appear as named individuals in a clipped OCR line from a historical newspaper, suggesting a formal or familial roster in a legal or social notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Gelbert Blankenship
Anderson Kingsley
Lester Nutter
Harold Vass
William Jones
James Phillip Sprence
Lindenberg and Kaufman wed in ornate hotel ceremony
Mr A J Lindenberg Jr and Betty Kaufman were married in a formal hotel assembly room wedding. The altar featured palms and giant white primroses, with a seven branch candelabra. The bride wore ivory satin with Point Venise lace, a long train, and a tulle veil. Bridesmaid Nancy Kaufman and junior Dorothy Baer attended. Best man was Fred Dreyfus of Memphis. Afterward, a wedding dinner followed for the families. The couple then sailed from New York on the S S Peten for a three week West Indies cruise, with plans to reside at 1502 Lee Street. Lindenberg is a Ben graduate of Tome School and the University of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Kaufman
Nancy Kaufman
Dorothy Baar
Mrs. Lindenberg
New York City
West Indies
Kanawha Hotel
Alatec
Dorothy Baer
Fred Dreyfus
Memphis
Lindenberg
New York
S.S. “Peten
Lee Street
Gaucher College
A. J. Lindenberg
Kanawha Street
Tome School
Fort Deposit
University of Virginia
Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity
Chi
State D A R Regent Installs Officers Here
Kanawha Valley chapter Daughters of the American Revolution closes year with a luncheon at the women's club. Mrs D E French regent installed officers reelected from last year and presented talks on D A R work and modern poetry. Attendees included numerous named members and guests from Bluefield Point Pleasant Parkersburg Montgomery Huntington Charleston and Grand Rapids. Mr Benjamin King returned to Virginia street after visiting grandparents in Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. French
Bluefield
Kanawha Valley
Woman's Club
Robert G. Kelly
Daughters of the American Revolution
Women’s Club
D. A. R. Regent
French
Robert Kelly
Max Grace Durst
Blackburn Watts
Mire
B. Lee
Erench
Lee
Nelson A. Park
Olin’ Roush
Harold
Benjamin
King
Frank A. King
Grand Rapids, Mich
Virginia Street
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Miss White
Florence Trasstell
Ross B. Parker
Garden Street
Charleston Rose Society
West Side Woman's Club
Gazette
Rouvir
U. D.C
Mrs. Sprence
Mason School of Ballet
Kitchens
A. J. Lindenberg, Jr
D.a-R
Grover Smith
A. E. Bayes
Montgomery
Robert Elton Drum
Cyrus Hall
John T. Simms
J. T. Sharp
George A. Matthews
T. C. Townsend
Howard . Lee
M. K. Malloy
R. R. Woolf
A. A. Shawkey
J. &. Johnson
Fred Buchanan
Edwin C. Taylor
Ella T. Matheson
Haymond Maxwell
Claude Scruggs
James Conley
George H. Hill
Herbert Nash
W. W. Dunn
J. A. Greaar
Victoria Vickers
H. C. White Pell
Gordon Cox
H. E. Summers
Huntington
Zotos
Beauty
The
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Paris
Gk Bmgmibale
Bradie Hager Neauty Salon
Hotos
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