Miss Ruth Standish Weds Donald A Strom
The ceremony united Miss Ruth Standish and Donald Andrew Strom with guests and a bridal party described. The bride wore a white mousseline de soie gown, cape collar, long skirt, and hand sequined daisies, while attendants wore corflower colored gowns. Best man was Mr Robert A Guinn, ushers included Bly, Fleet Hively, and Mr Willim Steer. A wreath of flowers and arm bouquets completed the ceremony amid family spectators and wedding arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.A. Lawrence
The
Charlee Fe
Greybill
Betty
Fleet
Willim Steer
White Sulphur Springs Known For Civil War Ties
Interesting chapters of early United States history center on White Sulphur Springs. The area served as a corridor for east west passage and hosted headquarters for both Union and Confederate armies. General Robert E. Lee spent summers at Old White, later the Greenbrier estate carried on traditions with the Lee Ball recurring since 1870s, attracting notable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Deep South
Robert E. Lee
Greenbrier
W. W. Corcoran, Esq. Washington
Jefferson Davis
BP. T. G. Beaurena
Gilbert C. Walker
Virginia
T. F. Randolph
New Jersey
Joseph E. Jonisten
5. van Buren
New York
Lee Monument
Whiteman Orchestra for Pioneer Dance June 19
Plans announced for a Paul Whiteman dance Friday night June 19 at the Midelburg auditorium. Carl L. Davis serves as general chairman with Whiteman and his orchestra, Ramona and the Rhythm Boys, on stage from 10 until 2. Committee heads welcome fans from across the state and list duties for arrangements tickets cloakroom advertising and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiteman’s
Pioneer Dance
Paul Whiteman
Midelburg Auditorium
Carl L. Davis
Whiteman
Ramona
Rhythm Boys
Lon
Aelock
John Higginbotham
Doj. Savage
Tickets
Ray Hope
Louis Rowan
J. Horner Davis
George Deatheridge
C. H. Barion
R.M. Carter
William T. O'Farrell
Edwin Hutchinson
Turner Ratvie
Denver Morgan
Edward J. Fox
Henry Butts
William Woodroe
James McWhorter
Mrs Lambert Hosts Belle Rural Club Members
Mrs. A. G. Lambert entertained the Belle Rural club Friday afternoon at Belle. A talk by Mrs. J. J. Warwick on Artistic Homecraft was on the program. Attendees included Mrs. L. B Lemon, Mrs W. B. Peilitt, Mrs. H. Mst in, Mrs. C. Gregory, Mrs. L. J Keeney, Mrs W. Rayer, Mrs. A. Williams, Mrs W. Lane, Mrs. A. G. Warner, Mrs. T. Graves, Mrs. H. Kerr and Mrs. Glenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Lambert
Belle Rural Club
Belle
J. J. Warwick
L. B Lemon
W. B. Peilitt
H. M.stin
C. 4. Gregory
L. Jf. Keeney
W. Rayer
A. Wiliams
W. Lane
Astor Town House Doors Worry Scribe
New York gossip column notes the need to varnish the doors of the Astor town house on East 91st Street. It mocks lavish Newport luncheons and suggests funds might better adorn the front portals, naming social figures and upcoming weddings in Long Island circles.
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Astor Town House
Cholly
James A. Burden
Carenegie Hut
Alfred Wagstaff
Kay" Wagstaff
Kay
Reno
Jene
Ald
Spreckels
Pacific
Jad
Cactus
Chile
Ehune
Oand
Herrick-Low
Herrick and Low
Cedarhurst-Hewlett- Woodmere
Far Rockaway
Long Island
South Shore
Gertrude Low
Ethelbert the Lows
Woodmere
George Philip Lynch
Gertrude
Francis Hine Low
Faith Atherton Locke
Louisa B. Herrick
William Smith Garnsey
Balcoms
Ing Ag
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruth Standish
Donald Andrew Strom
Virginia Gurtleman Green
Col. Green
Arlington Court
Margaret Randolph Cason
de L. Cason
Quarrion Serect
Ruth Be
Phyllis Gunter
the A. Gunter
Pennsylvania Avenue
Margaret Herscher
George 5. Herscher
Swarthmore Avenue
True A Commercial
Charleston
United Daughoners of the Confederacy
Hermaot
Confederl Ground
Spring Hill
Mes
Francis J. Bre
First Presbytern Church
Margaret Randolph Casoki
Virginia Castleman Green
Gazette
Ruth Berry
Gregory Stoker
Arker Moore
Mer
Kenneth McClung
Jacob Becenstein
C. Raymond Morgan, Jr
Mrs. Lambert
Newport
Ronnie’ Balcoms
Tuxedo
Old World
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