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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1928

Page

4

Social and Bridal Gatherings Highlight Kanawha County

Miss Louise Laing and Miss Jean Kennedy plan June and late October weddings to Herbert Garred and Dr. Cecil Adams. Mrs. W. O. Conley hosts luncheon at Kanawha Country Club. guests include Korineady, Clephane Wurzberger, Haymann, Ingraham, Knight, Robson, Laing, Kennedy and more.

Louise Laing Herbert Garred Misa Jean Kennedy Cecil ‘Adams W. O. Conley Kanawha Country Club Moneon Tadie Miss Laing Misa Korineady Clephane Wurzberger Tulsa Oklo Helen Haymann Toloco Katherine Ingraham Bristol Conn Ann Knight Eleanor Ruth Robson Ming Gertrude Laing Mildred Garred Ruby Aizer O. B. Anderson Philip Ziler John Laing

Mrs Higginbotham Hosts Bridge Party in Virginia Street

Mrs A G Higginbotham hosted an AL B breakfast party at her upper Virginia street home honoring her daughters Mrs Tom Riggs of Huntington and Mrs Keith Alexander of Charleston and the bridge club members. The Kanawha Medical society auxiliary held a Wednesday benefit bridge at the Business and Professional Woman's club with proceeds funding Hygela in rural schools. Twenty four tables competed with Mrs V T Churchman Sr leading the event and many members listed among the players.

W. B. Taylor Bridge Buainens Professional Woman's Club Virginian M. ©. Camp Mra T. Newcomer John Copenhaver A. McKinnon B. J. Ghentry W. A. Reese R. E. Woottal George Brown Myra Wile Airs Arthur Holtz J. H. Moller EB. Ballanges Tom Saz Ger Ray Gilmer K. A. Taylor J. B. Jones Taylor KE. A. Groves A. G. Higginbotham Upper Virginia Street Tom Riggs Huntington Keith Alexander Charleston Riggs M. L. Hanagrit Leland Davis R. &. Weaver Benton Mitchell J. G. Super Mary Strachan Myttie McAlister Aid Vernon Lay Alexader T. L. Kentue Ray Tracy R. J. Gorman Wiliam Penhale C. R. McConnell Virgil Prizcell Walter Thurman William Gulle Myra Nessien Gladys Medley Alma Medley Lucy Medley Business and Professional Woman's Club Kanawha Medical Society V.T. Churchman Chat W. A. Thornhill Champe Dan Barber Hugh Robins J. T. Charp V. T Churchman R. L. Hartman C. Tl. Morgan Pred Simms M. L. Dillon Russell Kessel Ray Kesset B. H. Swint J. Singleton D. H. ‘Teter D. M. Casto J. A. Rohr AM. T Rohr H. C. Fairchild Mary Pifer H. K. Bewls R. J. Ford Webster H. Miller A. G. Kossuth J. M. McMorrow H.R. Glass Ann Glass A. L. Amick J. E. Campbell H. J. Beckner Homer Wallace J. Frank Marsh J. M. Imborden W. S. Wylie Brown Lewis ST. E. Romine George Grissinger Ben R. &. Woodall N. Ts. Ghurehman Hush ‘Thompson Ralph Ostrander Emory Field M. B. Oakes George H. Moore Victor Knopp W. F. Snirkey H. B. Shadle Bonner Hill Raymond Dodson Jeannette Cohen Anna Shore M. S. Mendeloff Samuel Golder W. T. Churchman Elmer ¥Reudenberger O. B. Bobbitt J. M. Hunt T. S.fompkins Herndon Frater John Cannaday Keith Holmsted

Edgewood Bridge Hostesses Honor Guests At Social Games

Mrs. Grant Ashley hosted a Wednesday bridge at her Chester road home, honoring Miss Huth Harer of Huntington and featuring three tables of play. A Tuesday Eve bridge by Mrs. Idon Hodge and a Saturday benefit event for St Francis Hospital followed with praise for committees and prize recipients including R. O. Newcomb, R. J. Ford, Emma Curran, and G. E. Merriman.

Huth Harer Huntington Grant Ashley Bridge Chester Road Edgewood Miss Hrrer Steele A. Hawkins H. B. Wehrle R. Callaway Henry Silling OM Leslie Hoffman Tom Mays C. A. Beers Marion Hodge Sylvian G. L. Lohn J. H. Scott Norman Baker S. Hoy Ashley Miss Harer Idon Hodge Pitt Chester Road Francis Vt. O. ‘Timberlake W.W. Brandt H. T. Hearing Brey O'Keefe R. O. Newcomb James Duggan R. A Howard R. J. Ford Bernice Cunlon Ed Dalton G. E. Merriman Louis Jefferies J. L. Shoeiamaker Frank Wayers F.b.onshan F. E. Hoskins Ars. Dewhtt Vaughn F. J. Houvetns Thomas Cook J. L. E. Cheetham Allen Penn l Harvey Davis Emma Curran Ted Remsay T. ©. Timberlake P. J. Hourbergs

Personal Intelligence Highlights Charleston Visitors and Moves

Mr. A. W. Roberts of Ber' visits Charleston on business. Mrs. E. B. Carskadon returns from Fairmont. Mr. Wilmot Kidd of Frankfort spends Wednesday in Charleston. Mrs. G. C. Dick of Memphis visits Versailles then Charleston for August. James Hatch moves from Huntington to Charleston. Charles McHugh returns from Charleston trip. Mr. and Mrs. Join O Heefe reside on Myrtle avenue South Hills. Mrs. Nettie Keyser visits Kingston. Mrs. J. T. Warren and children Dorothy and Bobby leave Wednesday.

A. W. Roberts Ber Charleston E. B. Carskadon Fairmont Iea Wilmot Kidd Frankfort G. C. Dick Memphis James Hatch Huntington Charles McHugh Join O'Heefe Myrtle Avenues South Hills Nettie Keyser Tont Dunbar Kingston

Domestic travel notes and campus commencements in 1914 Atlanta edition

A roundup of social visits and travel in and around Atlanta includes Dr. and Mrs. Duff in Louisville for Wirt W. Duff’s medical school graduation, visits by Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hoffman in Atlantic City, and others attending commencements at Wesleyan College in Buckhannon. Also noted are assorted departures and returns, guest arrangements, and relatives visiting across several states. Additionally a maritime item describes the Schwerin deep sea ferry carrying entire trains between Denmark and Germany with 20 passenger cars, 40 freight cars, sleeping and dining facilities, and 15 mph speed, plus ice breaking and ballast features, followed by reference to Mexico’s petroleum output and Tampico activity.

Leslie Hoffman Atlantic City Chalfonte-Haddon Hall D. C. Pickens A. M. Samuels Buckhannon Wesleyan College Schwerin Denmark Germany Teac

Rural club meetings and plans across Elk and nearby areas

The Elk district farm woman's club met to study floors walls and woodwork with Mrs Le maste and Mrs Vickers leading. They discussed the exhibit at the fair a kitchen scoring contest and a governor mansion trip before social hour. The Turasavie community council met at Tarasaville school to plan recreation appoint a committee and arrange a campfire games event for Pete Smiths lot on June 8. They also invited Dr Thames to speak June 30 about child conferences and considered a community picnic. The Rose Valley Four H club met at the school with Miss Bram met guiding project work and county camp planning including a noble roast.

Elk District Farm Woman's Club 4. A. Lemaste W. H. Vickers Fale Governor’s Mansion Community Counel Turasavie Tarasaville Mary Gibson Erma Givson Pauline Gibson Sue Shaffer Sylvia Shaffer Ruth Good Mabel Atkinson Bill Gibson Pete Smith Dr. Thames Rose Valley Club Rose Valley Four-H Mabel Brammet

Change Meeting Place For Jefferson District Farm Women Club

Attendees listed include Ocle Bias James Carney Helen Carney John Nipps Edna Mack Opal Brammer Mable Brammer Estill Mack Paul Finney and Gladys Finney. The Jefferson district farm women's club meeting scheduled at Mrs Thomas in Boringum will be held at Mrs Miller's home in High Lawn. The A B C Four H club of Middle Ridge met at the schoolhouse then to Kanawha State Park for a roast. They toured the egg laying plant and cleaned up burros for a ride.

J. D. Kittinger Pennsylvania Avenue Virginia Kittinger Lyle Wilshire Chelyan Miss Kittinger Ming Elizabeth Hensley Lillian Gilland Lila Miller Marjorie Kittinger Maxwell Simons B. H. Simons Marion Whitehurst Iris Mdgidowney Jean Kittinger Helen Miller Alma Bisi Margaret Price Bianthe Merlani Ida Mae Entsmilnger Nettle Withrow G. R. Tully Clarice L. Hines Ming Afine Crim Elliott Oakes Ice Vivian White Joy Miller Bett Sluona Yha Kittin Ker Fair Ground Ocle Bias James Carney Helen Carney John Nipps Edna Mack Opal Brammer Mabie Brammer Estill Mack Paul Finney Gladys Finney A. ‘Thomas Alster Jefferson District Farm Women's Club Thomas Boringum Miller High Lawn Piente Middle Ridge Kanawha State Park Ana’ Rounish

Burros Win Contest Then Visit Charleston Museum

The piece notes a burro victory in a contest and mentions a Charleston visit to the museum in the library building. Attendees include Nellie Means, Kitta Lore, Mabel Means, Eates Budson, Hubert Means, Melton Oxley, Beatrice Mears, Mildred Means, and Clark Means.

Charleston Nellie Means Kitta’ Lore Mabel Means Eates Budson Hubert Means Melton Oxley Beatrice Mears Mildred Means Clark Means

Paris Calls Smith Any Name But "Al"

Paris editors refuse to use the name Al for Alfred E. Smith as he rises in Democratic presidential contention. French editors instead apply titles like Sir Alfred Emihanuel Smith and Bord Mayor Alfred Aloysius Smith, with various aristocratic forms. Some use Alexandre Smith, reflecting a namesake confusion.

Paris Smith

Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Shine Free Skin

Advertises MELLO GLO face powder as a French process product that removes shine and keeps complexions youthful. Claims long wear on tongerskin and reduces large pores with superior purity and quality. Includes call to buy a box today.

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