Local Society event entertains graduates at Shawnee Club
The Shawnee Club hosts a junior coalition ball with Lindeman's Orchestra playing at the Matz hotel in Bluefield. Invitations went to the graduating class, many plan to attend, while Mr and Mrs Henry Payne entertained guests at bridge for Seattle visitors and local society members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindeman
Jend
Mrembor
Henry Payne
Bridge
Richard Prica
Seattle
Wash
Pricela
Ars. Borgs el
Price
Richard Price
Creorge Northwell
Huntington
Walter Hardy
Henry Terrie
P. W. Flournoy
Herman Baker
Benefit bridge and dances highlight Charleston social calendar
A Kanawha Public Health Nursing Association bridge benefit is set for Edgewood Country Club on Tuesday June 20 at 2 pm with tea for non reservations, with reservations via Miss Nancy Ellen Beary Capitol 1923 or Mrs George Brown Capital 1719. Catholic Daughters host a benefit dance and card party at the Hotel RuFtner at 8:30 pm for their fifth anniversary. Kannawa Valley Nurses Association plans a dance Monday June 9 at the Elka's Club with the Antlers Orchestra providing music. Numerous society announcements from Charleston include weddings for Miss Halle Gladys Fisher to William Gaston Shober May 28 1924 and Miss Goldie Lucille Boso to Edward Henry McDermott in Cambridge Mass May 29 with receptions at the Radcliffe campus and Fairfax Hall in Cambridge. A Morgantown wedding unites Miss Jane McDermott daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph H McDermott with Hugh J Shott of Bluefield at the Episcopal Church followed by reception at the Cheat Club and an eastern honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood Country Club
Kanawhe Public Health Nursing Association
Nancy Ellen Beary
Capitol
George Brown
Capital
Goldie Lucille Boso
George W. Boso
Parkersburg
Edward Henry McDerrcott
Cooperatown
North Dakota
Cambridge
Mass
Alpha Theta Zeta Cororiety
Radcliffe Graduate Club
McDermott
Caonperatown
University of North Dakota
Harvard Law School
G. B. Rowell
Presant
McDarmott
Inomo
Fairfax Hall
Masa
Morgantown
Jane McDermott
Mra
Joseph H. McDermot
Hugh J. Rhott
Bluefield
Epicopal Church
Fentrmont
Oftien
Xira
Robert Brock
Harold Starcher
Bincheld
Paris
Muirringa
Josenh H. McDarmott
West Virginia
Mra. Shott
Mr. Shott
Miss
Personal intelligence notes from local residents
Mrs A G Fletcher has returned from Belmont county Ohio and will depart Sunday for a European trip. Miss Margaret Glyen returned from Sutton to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Glyen. Miss Josephine Deale of Point Pleasant is mentioned among local names. Mrs W D Lewie of Broadstreet hosts a quartet. Miss Elizabeth Davin returned to Virginia Street from Gulfport Mississippi where she studied at Gulf Park Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Glyen
Sutton
Mrs. Glyen
Josephine Deale
Point Pleasant
W.D. Lewie
Broadstreet
Eilgabeth Davin
Virginia Streat
Gulfport
Miss
Gulf Park Seminary
Huntington area social notes and local moves this week
Local residents frequent travel between Charleston Huntington and nearby towns. Miss Henry visits sister Irene Henry. Miss Mathilde Wood heads to Lexington. Attendees join final dances at Washington and Lee University. families plan relocations to Huntington and other cities. Various visits, trips, and social events include West Virginia University students returning for summer, apartment moves, and community activities at local churches and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathilde Wood
Huntington
Charleston
Lexington, Va
Mira Harriett Washington
Nelle Moore
John Norvell
Myr
George Norvell
Washington and
Les University
Henry Butts
West Virginia University
White Sulphur golf event draws regional players
The Lumber Trade Golf Association hosts a three day tournament in White Sulphur with Forest McNeill of Clarkshoro posting a 74 in the qualifier. Women's milling tourney leads by Mrs Ey BD of Wumphrayan with low gross 26, while August markets and social events attract members from New York Boston and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumber Trade Golf Association
Yesterdas Yastron
Forest McNeill
Clarkshoro
W. Vn
Mer Noll
Jett Handel
Add Hie
Touhdy
Othara
Th. W. Winter
Philadelphia
A.C. Padington
New York
H.C. Burrows
Red Bank
N. J
Mra
South Orange
Peniora
Nan
Alin Bana
Trom Tha Natehherhonda
Dudadetnlis
Boston
Aronvican Wholenaia Con
Tintaya
Arciynda
Cinemciar Yentar Tym
George MM
Dexter
Bew
York
Noaff
Bwayun
Bmedles
Cartwrieht
Oha
A. Inp
Dwight A. Atala
Philadet
TROR
Raley
Cleveland
Alea W. Meewe
Tall Hagemayer
Cinemane
Renard
John Aupogren
Sire
Larg Anderson
Charlan Seesoggand
Br W. & Toxey
and Airs
Robinvon
Urge Flowers On Capitol Street Kiwanis Plant Plan
Kiwanis Club members push Capitol Street beautification by placing flower boxes along storefronts. R C Newcomb reports quick progress with five boxes installed in front of the post office and urns on either side. Ruffner hotel, under Manager Barnes, adds blooming flowers and training vines at the Kanawha Street entrance. Local businesses show support for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
R. C. Newcomb
Kiwania Club
Capitol Street
Mmduchir Merchanta
Tun
Barnes
Kanawha Street
Smokeless Coal Session Called for West Virginia Group
Roebart FL Cross, president of the Smokeless Coal Operators' association, calls a general meeting for June 19 at the Hotel Washington in Washington, DC. Board directors meet at 2 PM on Wednesday June 11. Trainees of important industries will be considered. A large gathering of West Virginia smokeless generators is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Washington
Sptingr
Roebart FL Cross
Community service marks Kanawha building with decorative boxes
The author intends to continue the work. Mr Newcom installed ornate artificial stone mail boxes at his expense in front of his offices on the second floor corner of the Kanawha Banking and Trust building. Boxes and urns were planted by Wermsn Winter at no cost. The Hiwanis club will seek to decorate other Capital Street buildings and will provide information to the public on how to obtain boxes and flowers.
Obituary Mary Martin in South Charleston
Mary Martin, about 62, died in South Charleston Tuesday early hour. She is survived by two brothers and one daughter. Funeral will be Thursday afternoon in South Charleston with burial at Spring Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martin
South Charleston
Sheila
Pajock
Lery
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Catholic Daughters of America
Fotel Ruftner
Kannawhao Valley Nurses Asaociation
Elka’ Chih
Antlers
D. Drumhoellar
H. B. Boury
Edgewood Country
Meh Jonge
Charlaston
James Buchanan Fisher
Halle Gladys
William Gaston Shober
W. Vaee
Givng
Ife S. Spence Moore Ci
Kodaks
A. G. Fletcher
Belmont County
Ohio
Pher
Mason School
Music, Inc
Kanawha St
John Lee
House of Lee
John Lea
John Les
John Low
Mall Orler
M.H. White
W. P. Shaver
iInd@iannpolig
Jack Spangler
Colum[buss
Jean Txahel Henry Sho
Misa Irene Henry
Twitington
James Carrier
Tenth Avenue
Walker Long
Willi Grover
Isa Adalidds Dana
Irene Terry
Mary Louise Girley
Elizabeth Ryan
Minneapolis
Clee Weaver
Springfield
Staunpton
Charlon Daugherty
Point Vyleasant
F. H. McHartis
Vavaco
Wo Va
Yotel Kanawhay
Willam Bryant
Among Yeater
Fairmont
James Quinlan
Truntington
Wrs
H. Les Riges
Ety I. Rigus
Bron’ Streut
Louisville, Ky
Ove Grank Fallis
Atlantic
Joe Lonehaya
Nanny Stredt
MRV
Mrvand Tradew
Spangler of Coal Branch
Ferry
King's Daughters
Mre
A. Ray
Virginia
Benham
Ulla
Mathesonee
Missionary Society of
Fes
Cheek-Neal Coffee CO
NOTS
FAA
Sadhortle
Maxwell House
Best
Tra-Cemaca
Nasavilte
Houston
Jacksonvile
Ricamonp
Maxwell
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