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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1924
Page
15
The past week brought first warm spell as society gathers for outdoor diversions. Tennis courts and golf links fill, Y M C A pool in great demand, and women increase participation in fashionably garbed season events amid a bustling social scene.
The regular June meeting of the Panhellenic association of Maneleston was held yesterday at the Fusinean Woman's Club. A short program followed with remarks on primary law and a talk on Byeopsia. Present were Mian Matherina Kearney Miss Janbell Careltl Maa Mittam Atay Alte W. A. Cibwon Miss Brancen Walmer Mrs. Caine Miss Katie Belle Abney Mike Durothy Leuiley Mea Fortuney Mrs. Donald Hinker Sore Pon Mellor Miss Wigan Gilssman Mrs. Ralph McKinney Mrs. Dunadly Morris Mrs. J. ta Shute Miss Doenthy Kiamal.
Shawnee Club announces an open house and formal dance on Thursday June 12 at 7 30 p m with the Welts Weyern orchestra. The missionary society of the First Christian church meets Monday June 9 at 3 p m for program planning and a Jubilee commemorative event is planned.
Invitations announce the marriage of Mary Lewin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, to Mr. Dale Knox Matheny on Wednesday the seventh of something in Charleston. A large reception follows. guests and relatives from Wheeling, Columbus, and other cities attend. Miss Lewin is the maid of honor and flowers are arranged by Miss Chadrea King.
White Sulphur Springs unveils a set of three golf courses at the Greenbrier Summer Resort. The third course, led by Seth Harnar, is nearing completion and will open with a professional match featuring four leading golfers. The resort, set near the Alleghenies, aims to attract major championships and large northern golf crowds.
The marriage of Alien Carrie Stare Tah to Herbert Henry Corrie will take place Tuesday afternoon at 2 39 oclock in a quiet ceremony at the bride’s home with few family and friends present. The sole attendant will be Miss Ruswla Harrah, sister of the bride, and the ceremony will be performed by Rev. oO, Meay Sinock of tins eft. Mrs Osean Civerel and Attie daughter of Bevers Hills Cat are the xiesta of Mrs Rosalie Malcok lot amaetry. Mrs C Champs, recently ill in the Kanawha Valley hospital, has been returned home at 1813 Washington Street. W T Lewis attends the commencement exercises at Washington Ind les university. Mrs J A Kuhn of 1784 Washington Street has gone to Pittsburgh where her son Charles Kuhn graduates from Carnegie Institute of Technology.
Mrs Frank Winchelne leaves today for Clarksburg to give a recital at a reception at the Waldo hotel hosted by Miss Cora Atchison. The event will draw about four hundred guests and Miss Kinchelos will stay with Miss Atchison until Wednesday night.
Bride-Elect Ruth Colville was guest of honor at a bridge party hosted by Miss Mary and Miss Jean Rawat at 1573 Jackson Street yesterday afternoon. Miss Virginia Wood won high score. Colville received two guest prizes. Attendees included Miss Catsville Miss Veinia Lewis Mrs. A. Beane and many others.
The wedding of Miss Agnes Shaver to Mr Horace W Carver was solemnized at the First Presbyterian church with Dr Ernest Thompson officiating. After a brief ceremony the couple left for Washington and will return to Elmo West Virginia to reside.
Mrs Miles Poindexter notes a rise in social grafting in Washington where women and men attach themselves to wealthy patrons for easy money. The piece traces postwar shifts, the end of lavish salaries, and the enduring culture of high stakes society while warning of ongoing trickery and unmasking temptations.
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