Miss Jarrett and Mr Guy Stanley to Wed at Bream Memorial
The wedding of Miss Kathryn Page Jarrett and Mr Guy W Stanley is planned for Tuesday morning at Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church with Rehasrael for the ceremony Monday evening. Following the service, guests will be entertained at Miss Jarrett’s Monongalis home by a long list of Washington and local relatives. The ceremony will be performed by Reverend Frank C Brown with Miss Jarrett’s maid of honor Toe Ravanga A Wolfe and her son Charles of South Charleston. Other attendees include Mrs Settle C Stanley of Washington DC and many Jarrett and Stanley relatives.
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West
Kathryn Page Jarrett
Guy W. Stanley
Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church
Rehasrael
Mise Jarrett
Monongalis
Miss Jarrett
Stanley
Settle C. Stanley
Weahington
D.C
Frank C. Brown
Mise Jarrett Willave
Dressmaking Announcement by Mrs B E Riddle
Mrs B E Riddle announces she has taken over the sanet Bpencere to the Quan al and will reopen Monday June 8. The same dressmakers who worked with Miss Spearen offer all kinds dressmaking and alterations.
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Mra
B. E. Riddle
Quanal
Miss Spearen
Bridal Veil Styles Change as 1930 Brides Break Tradition
A Boston bride experiments with a helmet like veil and Russian coronet trends. Washington brides appear in pink gowns with pastel accents while others wear white moire with silver jackets. Tulle caps and orange blossom sprigs appear in wedding finery as brides seek modern twists.
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Boston
H. Bernard
Washington
Washington Cathedral
Navy Blue Tops Black in Town Daytime Costumes
Lady Abdy, society favorite, wore navy blue wool cossack turban with a dark blue ensemble. Children’s summer tracks stress Swiss dotted material with blue yellow and pink colors and pale green for baby class graduates. Loose tweed appears as a handkerchief linen three piece suit, paired with a white linen blouse and cardigan. Evening shade Violet blue launches quietly as a softer alternative to electric blue, blending with cobalt.
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Lady Abdy
Stay-at-Home Camp Opens at YWCA
A stay-at-home camp opens at the YWCA at nine tomorrow morning. Activities include hikes nature study sported handicraft and group project work. Camp leaders are Miz Salome Bernheim Eberly Betty Preston Gwendolyn Mitegerald Leone Gillet Glen Lilley Iris Knight and Betty Smith. Swimming will be offered under the direction of Miss Eula Rathbun with assistant Miss Mary Wharton. Registration blanks available.
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Miz
Salome Bernheim Eberly
Mia Betty Preston
Gwendolyn Mitegerald
Leone Gillet
Mia Glen Lilley
Mise Iris Knight
Betty Smith
Eula
Rathbun
Health Department
Mary Wharton
Collarless Midseason Coats Herald Paris Winter Style
Paris fashion notes describe collarless coats pairing fur accents with dark midseason fabrics intended to bridge summer and fall wardrobes. The feature highlights navy hues, light suit wear, marble prints, and vivid short tennis wraps as modern, stylish items in Paris couture.
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Coats Herald
Paris
Barbara Beaufort
Associated Presa
FARIS
Etx Abe
Aml
Beat Dance Planned by Young Men's Hebrew Association
The Young Men's Hebrew Association hosts a boat ride and dance on Edwards Moonlight Tuesday evening June 17. A social event aims to provide entertainment and community gathering.
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Young Men's Hebrew Association
Edwards
Ruth Smith Weds J M Cross at Home Ceremony
Miss Ruth Smith married Judson M Cross in a private home ceremony at the bride's mother's residence on Lock Biz road. The Rev Frank Brown of Bream Memorial Church officiated before an altar of palms and ferns with a small gathering.
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Ruth Smith
Judson M. Cross
Frank C. Smith
Lock Biz Road
Frank ©. Brown
Bream Memorial Church
Wedding of Miss Lucy Henry McWhorter in Charleston
Miss Lucy Henry McWhorter wed with attendants Miss Charlotte Wilson and Mr. Pratt Pilcher. The bride wore a dark blue georgette ensemble with cream lace and a horsehair hat, bouquet of sweet heart roses. Mr. and Mrs. Cross left for Atlantic City and New York after breakfast. Mr. Cross is son of the late Earl W. Cross and a Western Union employee. Both graduates of Charleston High School.
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Lucy Henry McWhorter
Charlotte Wilsor
Prat Pilcher
Wilson
Mississippi State College Opens Home Economics Building
Mississippi State College for Women, oldest state woman's college in the United States, opened a new home economics building featuring a nursery and practice home as part of its mothercraft course expansion in Columbus.
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Columbus
Mua
Mississippi State College For ‘Women
United States
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Mr. Stanley
Bream Memorial
Ravanga
Wolfe
Eon
Charles
South Charleston
Iren Buckhannon
Wesleyan College
Ira de Maynor
Ladies and Society of the Pret M.-E Church of
Ninth Ave
I de Bruyne
Kew
Shantung
Crosley
Furel
Westinghouse
Hot Point
General Electric
Schoolfield-Harvey
Kearse Theatre Bldg
Capitol
Beat Dance
Martha Washington
Quarrier Street
J. M. Cross
Frederic
Marcel
Moore Building
Charleston Woman’s Club
Bertha Andrews
the Holley
Mississippi
Galperin
pTee
Mason & Hamlin
Knabe
Chickering
Baldwin
Marshall& Wendell
Howard
Monarch
Cable
Ampico
Galperin Music CO
Capitol St
Ifts
Coffey
Coffeys
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