Miss Reeves Hosts Charleston Luncheon At Tally-ho
Charleston society notes report Miss Mary Frances Reeves hosted a luncheon Thursday at the Tally-ho. Guests included Miss Beverly Hill of Philadelphia Miss Joyce Hobart of Utica Miss Mary Whipple of Rochester N Y and Miss Elizabeth Woolsack of Winchester Va among others with Miss Laura Virginia Bobbitt as guest of honor and additional attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Reeves
Tally-ho
Beverly Hill
Philadelphia
Joyce Hobart
Utica
Mary ‘Whipple
Rochester
Elizabeth Woolsalk
Wiynchbure
Laura Virginia Bobbitt
Misas Elizabeth Ann Meanor
Elizabeth ‘Keatley
Misa Janet Watson
Frances Merrill
Mis
Shower Honors Ming Keith Whitteker Bride-to-be June Fourteen
A long list of guests attended kitchen and tea events at Quarrier street for Ming Keith Whitteker and Eugene Herrmann Smith upcoming June 14. Nearby celebrants included Phebe McClure and many relatives with cards, dances, and a bridge party among Charleston social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Keith Whitteker
Eugene Herrmann Smith
Phebe McClure
Quarrier Street
Miss Whitteker
Irvin
Wildman
Ermen Wright
Edward Hutchin Gon, Jr. Mire
Leslie Hoffman
Ernest Habicht
B. Jack Lee
Harvey McMillan
Walter
Katherine Hughey
Catherine Stunlmann
Milas Sarah Fiptcher
Afiss
Anna Merie Zimmerman
Mise
Mary Lontue Herscher
Geraldina Noel
Misa Ethel Montellus
Constante and
Lawrence
Reading
Virginia Wey
Virginia Hall
Wikam F. Singer
Roy Wine
Sense Chariton
Mary Virginia Slack
Mildred Nicholson
Lon H. Kelly
Virgina Kelly
Miles Whitteker
Mire
Irvin G. Wildman
Beanard Hutchinson, Jr
L. EB. Hoffman
Mias Phebe McShure
Ming Elizabeth Ford
Honor Miss Lawrence Hosts Bridge Evening at Home
Miss Lawrence of Quarter street entertained at bridge Thursday evening in honor of her parent Miss Constance Anne Lawrence of Reading, Pa. Miss Lawrence has been touring the United States for the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Montellus
Quarterstreet
Bridge
Heirloom Tea at Loudon Heights Hosted by Baptist Temple Group
An heirloom tea yesterday afternoon at Mrs. William Keely’s Loudon Heights home featured lawn service and antique displays. The Rev Clarence W Kemper installed new officers for the women’s federation of the Baptist temple with Mrs J G Blaynton as president and numerous other officers and circle chairs named, followed by many guests including Mrs Martha Mitchell, Mrs David Young, and Miss Elizabeth Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Keely
Loudor
Woman's Federation
Baptist Temple
Keely
Clarence W. Kemper
J. G. Blaynton
W. Porter
P. E. Conner
Lewis Milam
Missionary
David Young
William Reddy
Christian Americanizaton
B.C. Lawson
J. L. Abbot
Jorge
O. B. Stone
Circle Leaders
Thomas
H. 8. Hart
Circle
William Warner
Jru
John M. Kay
Freda Scholl
Kathryn Marin
Robert Sullivan
Ura Keely
Martha Mitchell
L. L. Wilson
V. Robinson
A.M. Straughan
Alvan Gelleher
W. D. Weaver
Edgar ©. Lawson
George 3. Neal
Elizabeth Watson
Bonner H.il
J. M. Hutchison
F. G. Daniele
Herbert S. Kyle
A. A. Lilly
Charley T. Ray
W. G. Houston
Cincinnati
W. A. Putnam
Elliol Louise Putnam
0. K. Btone
E.W. Allum
Maud M. Gill
D. T. Weaver
Elizabeth Ice
T. E. B. Siler
Ruth Slayton
H. H. McGaughey
F. ¥. Brininstool
Nore Karnes
J. &. Chamberlain
Glarenca W. Kemper
Kemper
F. L. Tiamnas
C. Gentry
H. Pennybacker
T. Leslie Burdette
B. B. Ezell
George
G. W. Dobbing
A. §. Davidson
Mary Hudnall
FP. M. Scholl
Fred G. Blue
Madeline Keely
Elizabeth Heely
Julan Spencer
Dorothy Spencer
Virginia Alice Thomas
F. R. Andgey
G. EB. Robson
O. H. Blerson
Alfred E. Parley
Zorn Burdtte
Jerry Mitchell
Picnic Plans Set by Win Won Bible Class
Class to hold the annual picnic of the Win Won Bible class of the First Methodist Episcopal church in July. Members appointed include Miss Judie Young Mrs. Mary Lang and Mrs. W W Rader. Meeting was held on McClung street with Mrs. W T Brotherton as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judie Young
Mary Lang
W. W. Rader
First Methodist Episcopal Church
W. T. Brotherton
McClung Street
Mra. H. &. Abbott
F. EF. Hyte
Clase
Ff. Thylor
Patchwork Quilt Patterns for Baby and Bed Sizes
Historic needlework patterns offered by The Charleston Gazette Needlecraft Dept provide small baby and crib quilt designs inspired by olden times. Dutch Windmill pattern included with simple cutting sewing finishing instructions, yardage charts, block diagrams, and material suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York City
Local society names listed for event attendants
A fragment lists attendees including Mrs A G Treadgold Miss Bertha Ratcliffe Miss Iva Hughes and Miss Tudis Young, indicating a social gathering or function with a lineup of participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
A. G. ‘Treadgold
Bertha, Ratcliffe
Iva Hughes
Tudis Young
Sorority Entertainment At Edgewood Avenue Home
Sorority hosts Alpha Sigma Phi members and other guests at Miss June Bay’s Edgewood avenue home on Tuesday. Attendants include Miss Day about to depart for Maine, Miss Edith Hill heading to Washington, and Miss Carver bound for East Bank, with numerous classmates and local men in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Sigma Phi Sorority
June Bay
Edgewood Avenue
Gussie
Miss Day
Maine
Edith Hill
Washington
Sue
Ethel Carver
East Bank
Miss Carver
Hil
Martha Leeman
Misa Eloise Wills
Fleaner Kutz
Josephine Brown
Diana Robert~son
Nancy Robertson
Heu~ Lun Kenyon
Lyle Allen
Paul Crouch
Cameron Settle
Harold Halstead
William Goff
David Darlington
Robert Chandler
Harold Allen
Carl Henderson
Clarence White
John Day
Hold Basket Picnic Brings East Bank Family Together
A family taunion and basket picnic was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Farry in East Bank. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Singer and their children Marie Myrtle Belle and Donald, Mrs. Crescent Hines and daughters Jane and Sue of Chesapeake, Mrs. Dorothy Garland and daughter Dorothy of Huntington, Mr. and Mrs. Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Farry
East Bank
A. G. Singer
C Chldren
Marie
Myrtle Belle
Donald
Crescent Hines
Jane and
Sue
Cheanpeake
Dorothy Garland
Dorothy
Huntington
Press
Local Residents Named in Tonight’s Social Notices
Gall of Eagle, Mrs Juanita Stone and Mr and Mrs F NM Parry of Charleseton, Mrs Myrtle Hansford, Mr Henry Baik and Mr and Mrs Farr with children Margaret Christine and R069 Frances of Hast Bank are listed in the society column.
Hold Garden Tour By Mound Garden Club
South Charleston's Mound Garden Club hosted a tour Tuesday evening visiting gardens of Mrs. Harry Anderson and Mrs. W. G. Means in Kanawha City. Members listed include Mr. and Mrs. GC Clarkson, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Nichols, several Mrs. and Misses, plus W. W. Mowry. A wedding announcement notes Margery Griffen to Alfred H. Clark on June 24 in Brooklyn. The Junior League garden day is planned at Mrs. Ray Evans's London Heights home with soil talks by R. A. Morrill. Owens club members held a bake and roost at Union Mission camp and another wine-roast social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mound Garden Club of
South Charleston
Harry Anderson
W. G. Means
Kanawha City
GC. J. Clarkson
Vernon Nichols
Thacker
J. P. Rust
W. F. Shade
Peter Fring
R. C. Jarrell
R. H Dutin
Tnerriege
Margery Griffen
D. L. Griffen
Brooklyn
N. Y
Alfred H. Clark
Idy M. Clark
Washington, D. C
Ray Evans
London Heights
R. A. Morrill
John ¥. Ray
Jeffersonians club to hold June 7 dance aboard Edwards Boontight pavilion
A Wednesday Jeffersonians meeting announced a formal invitation only dance for June 7 on the Edwards Boontight pavilion boat with the Colonels orchestra playing from nine to twelve. The club named James Tully as executive committee chair and planned an executive committee. further committee members will be named next week. A swimming party and head apparel revue were also discussed for a local bathing place, and Dr. Charles Singleton and Mrs. Singleton hosted a Plonte supper for sixteen on Fort Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayettevilla
Ing Plana
Charles
Singleton
Mrs. Singleton
Fort Hill
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Charleston
Los Angeles
Cal
Miza Lawrence
E. Inez Lee
Barney McMlynn
Emory V. Jordan
Saran Fletcher
Danny Mae Miller
Missy Katherine Oarretson
Ruth Mitchell
Mary Louise Harecher
Carolyn Mitchell
Cetin Creek
Ahimat Association
Hod Williams
Mya
C. T. Jenkins
M. BR. Brennen
J. W. Calvert
O. H. Willams
C. F. McConshay
CG. H. Mutlcs
Aits
Veron Bannister
Edward Clements
M. Ruduatl
Arthur Robinson
Nor, Bannister
Colman Kennedy
C. S. Morvin
Mia
Walter Gilman
J. D. Harald
June
Annette Harold
Violet Deal
Naomi Arnold
Jennie White
Merjotte Price
Joan Harold
Mexing Gallaher
Maxine Morgen
Belva Harald
Duck Maddox
Leroy Carter
William Suonherfield
Harry Young
William Robins
William Henson
Ronald Clay
Norman Garter
J. M. McGutcheon
Russell Street
5. L. Harrison
Arthur Lively
Lively
Shrewsbury
Bessie Campbell
Edward Mooney
Ida Lively
Redah Lane
Virginia Lively
Nellie Lively
Delma Lively
Arthur Ray Lively
June O'Del
Ray Lane
Willes Lane
Ray Edward
Ray Edward Lane
Lorrainer June O'Dell
Delma Louise Lively
Nelle Beatrice Lively
Miss Lawrence
Burton
Sanitary Beauty
Mildred Sanlch
Noor
Washington ST
Laura Wheeler
Frances Robinette
Spring Hill
Roiss Wills
Louise Wills
Diana Robertson
Yeon Winter
Mary Grose
Doris Seward
Eleanor Lutz
Maryi Williams
Robert Williamson
William Davenport
Beri Shea
Cerl Henderson
Nathan, Agnew
Onaries Gillspie
Misa Griffen
Independent
Wheeling
Clark
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
University of Maryland
College Park
Hall Street
Helen Hessam
Eva Miller
Owens
Weiner Roest
Union Mission Camp
Formarly
Critori's
Hale At
Mos Adeline Price
Misa Thelme Holstein
Helena Hessom
Misa Florense Garred
Milas Marietta Wabaret
Helen Semat
Misa Eva Miller
Arlene Zelts
Misa Susan Semat
Sarah Jane Harenigan
Lyeilia Zatts
Misa Nida Loveaul
Frances Gandy
Clark Joslin
Raymond Nolan
Blake McDogald
Paul Magetin
Lynn Bonham
Fred Thistt
J. O'Reilly
Ted Hallas
Ran
Joseph Bonham
George Iuber
Dack Hallahan
John Neengn
and Mra
Beyearly Pavia
The
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Calfort
Buarrier
Hale Street
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