Wednesday Club Calendar Highlights Local Garden and Civic Groups
Wednesday's calendar lists Glenwood Heights Garden Club covered dish luncheon at 10 a.m. home of Mrs. Forest Levy. Elkview Homemakers Club meeting at 1 a.m.. Magic Valley Garden Club at 10 a.m. with luncheon at Charleston Woman's Club. Civinettes Club luncheon at 7 p.m. at Kanawha Hotel. Silver Tea by Minute Women of the USA from 2 to 5 p.m. at 915 Edgewood Dr.. Child Guidance Club annual banquet 6:30 p.m. Greystone. Charleston Chapter No. 317 Women of the Moose 8 p.m. at Moose Home Capitol St.. Farm Club 8 p.m. Willow Room Elks Club Quarrier St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Heights Garden Club
Civinette Club
Kanawha
Minute Women of the USA
Harrison B. Smith
Edgewood Dr
Greystone
Charleston
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Capitol St
Beryl Flynn
Willow Room
Elks Club
Quarrier
Installation Set By Mothers Club
The Jefferson Park Mothers Club holds its installation dinner at 7 p m today at Wren's Nest. Mrs Raymond I Hoaglin will serve as installing officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Club
Jefferson Park
State Colonial Dames President Reveals 179th Anniversary Plans
Mrs. Early, president of the West Virginia Society of the National Society of Colonial Dames, announced a 179th anniversary program for Virginia’s Declaration of Rights at Gunston Hall in Lorton. Speakers will cover Mason, the declaration, and William Buckland, architect of the 200-year-old estate.
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State Colonial Dames
Virginia
Gunston Hall
Lorton
Car
Early
Virginia St
West Virginia
Board of Regents
Virginia House of Burgesses
Mason
Mrs. Early
Pauley Shawver Marriage Arrangements Announced
Plans for an open church wedding have been completed by Miss Margaret Anne Pauley and Hayden Edward Shawver Jr. Rev E W Hall will read the ceremony at 7 50 p m June 18 at Rand Methodist Church. The bride elect has asked Miss Sylvia Lynn Shawver to be maid of honor and her sister Miss Mary Pauley to be junior bridesmaids. Hayden E Shawver will be best man. A reception will follow in the church social room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Anne Pauley
Hayden Edward Shawver
E. W. Hall
Rand Methodist Church
Sylvia Lynn Shawver
Mary Pauley
Hayden E. Shawvver
Hammock Barber Wedding Rehearsal Plans Announced
The bridal party relatives and friends of Miss Barbara Hammock and Daniel B Barber will attend a rehearsal dinner at 6 30 P M tomorrow at Wren s Nest. The dinner is hosted by the prospective groom s parents Dr and Mrs D N Barber and the Misses Sarah Barber and Lucy Barber.
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Barbara Hammock
Daniel B. Barber
Wren's iNest
D. N. Barber
Sarah Barber
Lucy, Barber
Barbara Brennan Weds Cecil B Highland Jr in Clarksburg
Uniontown report notes the June 4 marriage of Miss Barbara Brennan daughter of Dr James T Brennan and the late Mrs Brennan to Cecil Blaine Highland Jr son of Cecil B Highland of New Martinsville and Clarksburg. He holds WVU Harvard Law credentials and works in law and banking. they will live in Clarksburg after a European honeymoon.
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Uniontown
Barbara Brennan
James T. Brennnan
Brennan
Cecil Blaine Highland
Cecil B. Highland
New Martinsville
Clarksburg
George J. ‘Hanks Jr
Charleston
W. Va
Gilbert
Ginia University
Clarksburg Lions Club
Cecil Highland Jr
Charlestonians Vacationing at Summer Homes
Personal notes detail Charlestonians traveling for summer breaks and charitable work. Virginia Ave senior Charlie F. McNutt Jr. sails from New York to England aboard the Queen Elizabeth, joining Winant Volunteers to aid East End London churches and parishes. Other items list visits, graduations, and trips to Hot Springs, Tulsa, and Charleston-area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie F. McNutt Jr
Virginia Ave
Virginia
Episcopal Suminary
Alexandria
New York City
England
Winant Volunteers
P. B. Clayton
East End
London
St. Leonard's
McNutt
Ihome
H. D. Fontaine Jr
Camp Chaffee
Ft. Smith
Ark
C. Ellis Jr
Circle Rd
H. D. Fontaine
Bradford St
Ellsworth R. Johnson
Summit Dr
Tulsa
Elizabeth Herold
iCharleston
North Carolina
Emits
Gail Jacobson
Bernard H. Jacobson
Dunbar
Penn Hall Junior College
Chaimbersburg
Penna
Miss Jacobson
State Officer Will Install Local Group
Mrs Alice D Oates Parkersburg president of the State Federation of Republican Woman's Clubs will be in Charleston tomorrow to install the Kanawha County Republican Woman's Club officers. A luncheon at Woodrums Tea Room at 1 p m tomorrow requires reservations by calling Margaret Payne today. Newly elected officers serve two years: Mrs W W Wertz president Mrs Renis Heinzer first vice president Mrs Mabel Bracken second vice president Mrs HOT Jarrett recording secretary Mrs George Payne corresponding secretary and Mrs Mary Case treasurer. Executive committee members elected: Mrs Howard Burford Mrs Louis McLane and Mrs Russell Wildman. She will return Friday when they stop in Charleston to visit his parents enroute to Florida for a vacation.
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Alice D. Oates
Parkersburg
State Federation of Republican Woman's Clubs
Charleston
Kanawha County
Republican Woman's Club
Woodrums' Tea Room
Margaret Payne
W. W. Wertz
Renis Heinzer
Mabel Bracken
Hot. Jarrett
George Payne
Mary Case
Howard Burford
Louis McLane
Russell Wildman
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ST. Joseph Aspirin
Childrs
Mre
Cecil B. Highland Jr
Empire National Bank of Clarksburg
Clarksburg Publishing Co
West Virginia University
Harvard Law School
Phi Beta, Kappa Honorary
Harvard Law Review
Harvard
Highland, Knowles and Morgan
West Vir
C. W. Moran
St. Albans
Robert Keifer
Montrose
South Charleston
St. Louis
Clarence Edward Moran
Washington University
John B. Adams
Elizabeth St
Lyenchburg
H.C
Fostherton
FE. D. Knight
Kanawha Ave
Hot Springs
George Jackson
Washington Ave
Mary Goldsmith
Spring Ra
West Virginia Uni
N Law
In Goldsmith
Dayton
Noyes
Thom
John Man
Annapolis
Genevieve Minsker
Elmdenhall
Wilmington
Russell A.wood
Del
Alice D. Qates
Charletson
J. B. Goldsmith
Florida
Neuhoff
By Neuhoff
Side & Moss
the Peoples Stove
Stone & Thomas S
Om.o
D. O
Sewee Worse
Plisse Shorty
Shorty
NAVY
Rose
Hunter Green
Chartreuse
Capette
Surinamemee
Stong & Thomas
Ocheck OM
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