Parties, teas, and clubs fill Reading area society page
Local society notes describe a yacht party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. Ward aboard The Edge in honor of Mrs. H. H. Sternberg of Reading. A Washington street afternoon party honors Berwon and Robert Seed for a fourth birthday. Guests from Charleston and Kanawha Street attend gatherings at homes in Arlington Court and on Park Avenue. Multiple bridge and tea events occur at homes in Pratt and Armor Park with lists of attendees including Mrs. W. M. Bailey, Mrs. J. B. Congleton, Miss Myrtle Harbour, and Miss Kathleen Brininstod among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 2. Ward
H. H. Sternbergis
Reading
J. N. Smith
Kanawha Street
Mira
Kdwin
L. Keadie
Shia
Washington Street
Ber Won
Robert Seed
Graves
Aptiol Temple
Witla Harbour
Mise
Myrtle Harbour
Arlington Court
Leala Burdette
Marc
Otis Pulliem
Vivian Hacker
Ralph ‘Wilman
Herold Kirke
Dallsa Tickle
Ripon Acree
O. J. Stern
Gentry
Hoyt ‘Thornton
Branley Hamrick
Roy Bolling
MG LaMont
Ethel Caldwell
Wowie Clay
Laurie Putnant
Tene Deming
Onte Peek
Stner Harbour
Helen Willams
Dicie Bail
Mamie
MrCrack
Alma Baughman
Ons Ba
Lucille Gorell
Mise Brie Knight
Kathleen ‘Brininstod
Cecil Colby
Mary Drum
Margaret— MacMillan
Gettysburg
C. 5
Heath
Park Avenue
Drum
Miss MacMillan
Bre
J. R. Mace Millan
Armor Park
Mise Helen Seuss Petrey
Samuel Trattner
Miss Petrey
A. Boisisky
B. E. Gorm
Joe Black
Marie Howie
Lottie Bull
Betty Carnes
Hobbis Lee Lowery
Charlotte Howie
Wanda Ler Botarsky
Party at Mrs Baker's Hosts and Guests Listed
A party at the home of Mrs. Baker in Zaststrast featured rose decorations. Guests included Mrs. Lily Young, Mrs. Harry Long, Mrs. Fisher Jones, Mrs. Mollie Young and many more. Elderly and younger attendees traveled from Charleston and elsewhere, with several plans for summer visits and trips to Brownsburg and Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Baker
Zaststrast
Lily Young
Harry Long
Fisher Jones
Mollie Young
John Yost
Henry Barnett
Maryan Page
Carl McCormick
Fred Boggs
Collette Waugh
E. 8. Bowles
Molly Jordan
Blanche Bostic
Stogden
Marie Reed
E. Jackson
Hunnicutt
W. E. Tate
W. H. , McKes
Harold Tate
C. F. Waugh
Tressie’ Young
M. HR. Brick
L. Partz
J. 8. Haynes
W. E. Bostic
C. G. Garnett
Edward Jordon
F. M. Revesi
Misa Irene Tate
Anns Lanham
Ruth McCown
Beatrice Thaxton
Stella Baker
Audrey Waugh
Lilian Reveal
Residents and visitors shuffle through Charleston area notices
A string of social notices lists residents returning home to Quartier and Parkersburg, visits from Jackson Kentucky, and trips to Beach Haven New Jersey, Charlottesville Virginia, and Harrisville Virginia. It notes medical and academic trips, summer plans, and departures for Europe as several families and individuals spend time with relatives or travel for study and leisure.
Castle of Life pageant at Randolph Street Baptist Church
Community Activities note announces The Castle of Life pageant to be presented at Randolph Street Baptist Church during Children’s Day exercises at eight o’clock Sunday evening. Directed by Mrs. H S Trevillian with assistants Mrs. L B Ramsey Mrs. Conrad Ross and Miss Virginia Trevillian. Solos by Catherine Johnson with Ming Charlotte Henderson and Betty May Young with Mrs Curtis Young.
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Randolph Street Baptist Church
H S. Trevillian
L. B. Ramsey
Conrad Ross
Virginia Trevillian
Trevisifat
Soles
Catherine Johnson
Ming Charlotte Henderson
Betty May Young
Curtis Young
Personal Notes From Charleston Area Visitors and Departures
Local social notes list numerous guests and travelers including Mr. Kenneth MacDonald of San Francisco and Mr. Hunter MacDonald of Nashville visiting Virginia Street. Others sail or visit Philadelphia New York London and Reading with plans to Lewisburg Athens Kanawha street Alderson Street and Morgantown mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus MacDonald
Virginia Street
Long Island
Kenneth MacDonald
San Francisco
Hunter MacDonald
Nashvile
Silas Pickering
Kanawha Street
Duncan Williams
James laFollette
Robert LaFollette
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Robert LaFoblette
Misa
Ola E. Nagle
Jerome R. Nagle
Philadelppia
American Medical Association
L. Rooke
Frenklin
New York
Teaneck
N. J
Mag
Roy Huffmsp
Lag Haines
Newark
W. d
Benedicts Attend Greenbrier Event in White Sulphur Springs
Mrs J H Benedict of New York joined by her daughter Mrs Gina De Motse at the Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs. Paul J Huettner returned after several days in New York. Mr and Mrs Angus MacDonald of New...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cochran
Samuel Flournoy
W. A. Shepherd
New York
Russ Grace Bush
Jackson
White Sulphur Springs
J. H. Benedict
Greenbrier
Gina de Motse
Paul J. Huettner
Angus MacDonald
Local Theaters Show Big Lineup With Stars
The listing notes at Local Theaters include Laughing Sinners with Jean Crawford Nel Hamilton Clark Gable and Marjorie Rambeau at one venue and Not Exactly Gentlemen with Victor McLaglen Fay Wray at another, plus The Lightning Flyer and Little Caesar dramas. Charleston visitors toured the Greenbrier and Estes Mountain club. Golf winners and notable arrivals are mentioned alongside China Japan Manchuria war rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Crawford
Nel Hamilton
Clark Gable
Marjorie Rambeau
Gui Edwards
Greenbrier
Little Caesar
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Edward G. Robinson
Dakotas
Black Hills
Victor McLaglen
Fay Wray
Lew Coay
Fiddle Gribbon
Robert Warwick
Joyce Compton
Dorothy Mackall
Jamen Rennis
Darothy Peterson
Joe Donahue
Belen Ware
Don Cook
Pat Porcasi
Mary Dor
Barbara Weeks
Rialto
James Halt
Dorothy Sebastian
Walter Merrill
Robert Womans
Albert J. Smith
Ethan Alien
Ruling In Tax Case Is Expected Today
President John Blackwood said the county court would rule today on the petition of George Washington Life Insurance for exoneration on 1930 taxes and a $50,000 assessment. The state tax commissioner contends the deal was to evade taxes and questioned the court’s jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ©. Blackwood
George Washington Life Insurance Company
Liberty
Mayor May to Welcome Hoover Here in Charleston
Mayor B P DeVan, after a New York business conference, may fly from New York to Washington then Charleston to greet President Hoover. The president and Mrs Hoover are reported to pause in Charleston at 9 40 Monday morning en route to the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. DeVan
New York
Washington
Charleston
Hoover
Middle West
Four Prisoners Moved to Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Four inmates were transferred from Charleston West Virginia to the Atlanta federal penitentiary yesterday under deputy marshal escort. Roy Myers of Charleston received three years, Frank Riggin two years, Luther Jarrell of Whitesville eighteen months, and W. Markham of Hemitite Virginia two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court For
South
Lern
West Virginia
Chareston
Atlante Federal Penitentiary
Roy Myers
Charleston Street
Frank Riggin
Charleston
Luther Jarrell
Whitesville
W. =. Markham
Hemitite
Weather Data Forecast Across Regions With Notes
Partly cloudy Saturday and Sunday with local thundershowers in several states. Virginia shows warm interior Sunday, Kentucky and Ohio expect showers with mild changes in temps, West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania partly cloudy with local activity. Boston and Chicago reports included, plus river stage readings for Ohio, Allegheny and Muskingum regions and vessel movements nearby.
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Virginia
Southweat
Portigo
Kentucky
Tempacente
Ohio
West Vugluin
Pennsylvania
West Portion
Associated Press
United States
U. S
New York
Boston
Chicago
Denver
Weeny
San Pranctico
Columbus
Louis
Seattle
Pittsburgh
Follo Smith
Tislete
Reliance
Victory
Creighton
Otto Marmef
Mater
Tiberty
Nice
Staunton
Parkerspurg
Point Pleasant
Portmouth
Cincinnati
Allegheny
Franklin
Muskingum
Zaneaville
New
Radford
Hinton
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