Southampton Society Eyes Private Beach Plan and Gatekeeping
The article describes Southampton social climbers intent on creating a private Bailey's Beach style enclave to segregate newcomers. It notes old guards resisting invasions by the nouveaux riches, secrecy around plans, and anticipated strict membership, with many disappointed applicants expected as the list is heavily blue-penciled. It contrasts with Bar Harbor access and poses questions about social advancement through exclusive norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Bres
Satlal Wall
Bailey's Beach
Aquidnec
Isis Resort
Smthamptones
Bath and Tennis Club
Bath
Tam
Bar Harbor
Maina
Mrs England Continued From Page One
Names listed include Rontcher Bre W H Cox Mrs W F Matheney Mrs G C Rowan Mrs L C Jones Mrs T Newcomer Mrs A C Cary Mrs R Woodall and others, suggesting a society or club roster ongoing from page one.
Luncheon Guests Named in Social Update
The list of attendees includes Mrs. Lou Davideon Mrs. James Davidson Mrs. James Jenkins Mrs. Sidney Shirkey Mrs. F. R. Hickman Mr. T. BE Courtney and Mrs. E. H. Shouk along with Mrs. Joseph Norton Luncheon guests were Mrs. Willard Freudenberger Mrs. W. T. Eisensmith Mrs. Richard Higgins Mrs. R. Startzman Mrs. P. A. Simpson Mrs. Bonner Hill and Mrs. Ell Mason.
Kanawha Players Preview Oney Wealthy Aunt Visit
In a scene continued from page one the wealthy aunt Mrs Burke-Smith arrives with her business manager Mr Howland and witnesses the Schultzes troubles with little help. Mrs Burke-Smith is to be played by Mrs John A Thayer and Mr Howland by Mr Francis Pritchard, both with prior stage credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Burke-Smith
Mr. Howland
Schultzes
Miss Powell Weds In Charleston Society Ring
Miss Powell marries in Charleston with a reception among the younger set. The groom is son of Dr and Mrs L V Shawver of Nuttallburg. The Shawvers’ daughter resides in Charleston and Mr Shawver has worked with Frigidaire for three years. They reside at 1542 Quarrier Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Shawver
Nuttalburg
Fordson Coil Company
Shawver
Charleston
Frigidaire Company
Quarrier Street
Engagement and social events highlighted at Capitol Inn party
The report notes an afternoon bridge party hosted by Mrs. E J Caffman at Capitol Inn with many guests listed, and announces the engagement of Miss Frances Lewis to Mr. Frank F Hyre. Attendees include Frances Lewis and Frances Agner plus many others, with luncheon guests and a Charleston area social entourage. Dr George T Sharp of Washington spent time in Staunton and Charleston events are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Lewis
Mary Johnson
Bre
Joan Agsten
Gladys Mankin
Mim Mary Haley
Wil- Mare Hert
Margaret Clark
Cali Foard
Mary Brorton
Alvin Snyder, Jr
Dorothy Higgins
Staunton
Misa
Marjorie Mower
George T. Sharp
Washington, D. C
Charleston notices and social calendar update
Charleston society scene reports visits, travel and events including guests in Kanawha Street and Lexington alumnae finals. Church classes and women’s groups meet while Dr Shepherd pursues Vienna study. Births, showers, weddings, anniversaries, graduations, and club picnics fill month of June in local scene.
Local social notes mark a late yesterday supper gathering
Mrs Mercy and a long list of names attended a ceremony and buffet supper yesterday. Mrs Ewald of Ctpets visited her son and daughters in law Mr and Mrs George H Ewald at their home on Franklin Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan Mortis Chapter
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
B. H
Pratt-on-Kanawha
Catholic Daughters of America
Huntington
M.C. Courtary
St. Clairtvillg
Ohio
Henry Hoffman
Qgumberland
Maryland
Msc’ Q.mercy
Mira Jobit Crowley
James Callahan
Prantea MecAndrews
Mi Malone
2Mima Simms
Catherine Guthrie
Laura’ Coyla
Elis’ Kelly
Rose
Badaro
Walt
Fitz
Ewald
Ctpets
Oia
George H. Ewald
Franklin Avenue
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Ai Ieahi As
Mrs. England
Kanawha
Page’ Oney
Miss Powell
Jersey
Polan Lebel
Eulan
Kathleen ‘Howie
Fhyliss Poffenberger
Katherine Ann Thayer
Frances Faulkner Neptune
Mary Elzabeth Laidley
Mary Low Hamilton
Laura Virginia Bobbitt
Frances Merrill
Jeanne Men~ager
Helen Margaret Hill
Sally Lee Bell
Mary Elizabeth Warnack
Anne Mathews
Phyllis Poffends
Gulbransen
Pisne
Sais White
Bryls
the Gulbransen
the McKee Music Co
State St
Capitol
W. Va
Richard Higgin
Kanawha Street
Nelson Lake
Rey Stack Jett
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Katherine Main
Breem Memorial Church
Ada Coddington
State Health Department
Woman's Settlement Association 1
Walon Mission
W. 8
Shepherd
Ruffner Avenue
University of Vienna
Austria
George W. Mackenzig
Philadelphia
Charleston Wihout
Anna M. Horgan
Washingto Street
Youngston
New York
Hampton Bay
Long Island
Atlantic City
First Baptist Church
Jules Goffaux
West Avenue
Mary Alice
Lita Lewis
Bertha Pauley
A. V. Greenlee
Mayte Shannon
Mable Shannon
Catherine Childress
Lilian Swinburne
Elizabeth Woodall
Dorothy Carson
T. Strong
Bfyrtle Baird
M. C. Dixon
H. A. Hunt
F. C. Young
Joe Cohen
West Virginia University
Herbert Corte
Ka~nawha Courtly Club
Lillian Maxwell
Paul Frederick
Calvary Baptist Church
Frederick Hotel
W. P. Kountz
Daffron
John B. Crowley
W. C. Mitchell
Mise Bee Costello
Honora Costello
I. D. Nutter
Nutserville
West Virginia
Nutterville
Mrs. Nutter
Mass Lord Harmison
Romney
Tugene Groves
Greenbrier Street
Hugh Cobb
Tarboro, N.C
Chy
George W. Holloway
Lee Street
G. H. Batley
Yas~ Terday
Miss . Oratia Batley
Marshell College
T. H. Sutherland
Johnson City
Tenn
City
Anderson Ramp
Sune
Sutherland
God
Florids
Ernest E. Young
A. A. U. Tieche Sekine
Beckley
J . Franklin Gates
Ter Street
Frances Silverpiied
Pennsylvania Ave
Brooklyn
Silbergied
M. M. Parker
W. le Hart
Corner State
Gapitel Streets
Kanawha Players
Charles Kenyon
Bruce McLeod
AE Coffey
Lewisburg
Masonic Temple
Jet Oy
Monhy
Firginia Street
Ycolupibia Boulevard
Capitol &Trees