Charleston Social News Highlights and Weddings
Society notes from Charleston discuss upcoming events and visits. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Murphy of Mount Hope attend Merion ington Saturday Talley concert. Mrs. Van Antwerp and Mrs. Joan Edward return from Washington, D.C. to Charleston. The Colonial hub hosts a bridge party at Mrs. Ard Wil homes with organizers Mrs. Duan, Mrs. Virginia Connor, and others. June wedding plans include Miss Pearl Dawson and William Thomasson in Catlettsburg, Kentucky. A lawn party at Memorial Church is announced led by the Ladies’ Aid Society. Several residents travel to Glasgow, Scotland, and the Wrights plan a grand tour of the United Kingdom.
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Duan
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Virginia Connor
George Eckley
William Ponce
Jobe Greeley
Moortee Diaying
Mra
Ponce
SM Binney
Meeker
Kay- Ball
Murr Chandier
Buchason
Lacy Bfarate
Zome
G J. Clarkson
W. IL Got
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Arieg
Mer
Hanna
Dann
Atri
Moore
Bies Blasteed
Gertrude Fleher
Alles Yence Hatl
Riffe
Mesan Murphy
L. Campbell Dour
Lunn
de Cunningham
J. Sisson
Stre. C. X
Newhoust
Eilan May
Dire
Wed. Glass
J. N. Johnson
Fev
N. Cassy
J. W. Whittington
Mountain Biate
Leslie Ebert
Attie Goughter
Constance Egbert
Deve
Chartes
Fiamus Stephenson
Uradford
Trobert
Lambie
Daugher Lee
Mias Lauth Lambie
Mr. W. Ih Les
Mian Madue Lee
Welch
Will Wall Ee
Aten
Dancing Pupils Sent to Recital at Meson Aghoot
Amay Louise McKay, dancing teacher at Mazon School of Music, entertained her pupils and parents with a reception at Meson Aghoot on Tuesday afternoon. The studio was decorated, and pupils performed classical dances and the Charleston while guests, including Miss McKay’s Montgomery class, congratulated dancers and musicians.
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aMlay Louise MicRay
Mazon School of Music
Meson Aghoot
Tuesaday
Bisa 3teRay
Puplia de
Nomara
Dorothy Morricon
Judith O'Neil
McKay
Clase
Montgomery
Mina O'Neill
Vance Wrehot
Lawrence Carson
Titchmond Hogaeton
W. B. Magon
Sone Dobvy
David
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Barthes
Mra
L Davidson
John Gass
AC Goldman
Alfrnd Howett
Dire
Y. Morrison
Sra
A. G. McClure
Mitavg
McClure
Stra
A. G. Kelly
Sam Potter
Bre
Alivaratein
Brre
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George Rowall
Lottie Wells
Nogri Young
Mies
Elizabeth Young
Bra
FY. van Wrek
L. Durks O'Neill
Aire
George Yampolaky
H. V. Wyehart
Often Wrenort
J. Homanatra
J. Linders
Laura May Taughnaut
Frances Millard
Compinskys to broadcast concerts on New York radio
Manuel Compinsky violinist and Alec Compinsky cellist sons of Louis Compinsky of Charleston will perform on four New York radio stations this week. They air Monday 6 to ? at WEAS Tuesday 9 15 PM at WLWL Wednesday 2 00 to 8 30 PM from Wit Thursday 6 30 to 6 they present at WFD. Everett starts training in France. Gertrude Edarle, the American admiral, begins a second training attempt in England. She plans a summer swim but finds water too cold for a long workout.
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Manuel Compinsky
Alec Compinsky
Louis Compinsky
Charleston
New York
WEAS
WLWL
Wit
Thoraday
WFD
Everle
Caph-Gris-Nez
France
Me Gartrude Edarle
Adamer
American Horticultural Show Turns Fashion Parade in D.C.
In Washington the American Horticultural Society flower show at the Washington hotel became a fashion event. First lady, visitors, and dignitaries circulated among floral displays as Mrs. Coolidge received a large bouquet. The day featured weddings and Norse tribute gifts, with notable attendance by President and Mrs Coolidge.
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Georgina Warmington
Washington
Myre
Coolidgett
Bris
American Horticultural Society
Washington Hotel
Hall of the Nations
Jardine
Department of Agriculture
India
Coolidgs
Bray
Dawre
Longworth
Calvin Cootldys
Torry
Lem Dia
Tiny Lydlk Dinsett
Department of Ticulture
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Revercomb Hughes Wedding Shocks Charleston Society
Considerable interest rose in Charleston social circles after Friday morning announcement of Miss Sara Wenseels Hughes marrying Mr. We Chapman Revercomb. The ceremony occurred Wednesday afternoon in Washington DC, performed by Rev. John Britton Clack. Br and Mrs Revercomb, now in Charleston, are spoken of as popular locals. Mrs Revercomb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hughes of Rahland Virginia, and Mr Revercomb, son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Revercomb Sr. of Covington Virginia, are tied to Koonts Hurlburt and Revercomb law firm. They plan to be at home in Charleston after the first of July.
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John D. Node
Irving Carr
Ohio
South Charleston
Idon B. Hodge
Marion Wodge
Sale
Bre Dunee
Mira
Longworth
Lynda
Mra. Coolidge
White Houses
Aime
Eye
Afra
Chariss Thomas Lown
Den
Princeton
N. J
Wiliam ¥. Nodgee
Denver
Hodgea
New York
Anne
Charleston
Washington
Sara Wenseels Hughes
We Chapman- Revercomb
Washington, D. C
John Britton Clack
Presbyterian Church
Revercomb
Tevercomb
J. G. Hughes
Rahland
Virginia
Afr
George A. Revercomb
D A R to Hold Charleston Chapter 161 Final Meeting
D A R United Daughters of the Confederacy Charleston chapter 161 will hold its final meeting of the year Monday afternoon June 14 at the Y W C A building. Members are urged to attend for annual reports from Armani tion chairs and officers. Mrs Caperton will entertain at her Caperton home with a social hour after the meeting. Transportation will be provided for members.
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Charleston
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Mra. G. If
Capedon
South
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Buaioeas
De Luxe Club activity boosts local colored youth group
The De Luxe club, a student led organization in its fourth year, works to educate and elevate Charilesian's colored community. Members, many now at major Negro colleges, fund scholarships and engage in charitable drives during Thanksgiving and Christmas, earning respect of local organizations.
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Navella G. Davie
Ite
Memdere
Atonk
Adolats
de Lure
Garnett High School
Clark M. Browder
Secretar
John H. Wallace
Rotary
Funsell J. Dabney
Troseurer
Carl Ex Warner
Robert Durk
Sergima
William Duckhannon
Leonard Ticket
Bert Cain
Elijeh Edwards
Percy Terrill
James Fields
Low Earl Smith
Lester Bourloc
Ander Bilout
Diaz
Weilerband
John Willlameen
Shrewsbury News Skims Local Happenings and Visits
Local notes report Annie Kolbe’s burial at Coal Valley hospital in Montgomery with services held Friday. Shrewsbury baseball hosts Fowellton at Powellton this afternoon. Montgomery visitors Lewicka Tasker and Selbo travel to Point Pleasant. Sunday school at Christian church at 2 and evening services at 7:40. Frank Tasker returns from Washington hospital after treatment. Church of God revival to conclude today with 11 o’clock service. Dromara Ireland cites Wildien Braith claiming 325 years as world’s oldest man.
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Coal Valley Hospital
Montgomery
Richard Knight
Bhrownbury
Fowellton
Powellton
Valley Hospital
Mier i Bondicion Ia
Lewiela
John Tasker
Rupert Selbo
Point Pleasant
Btr
le AL Miller
Bart Tasker
The
Christian Church
Frank Tasker
Washington, D. C
Ota
Washington Hospitale
Church of God
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