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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
5
Tan Phi fraternity alumni are invited to a Friday dinner at Edgewood country club. Invitations issued to Mr. Andrew Alexander Jr and Mr. William Bal.
A long list of names from Charleston and nearby towns is provided, including many individuals with titles. The fragment mentions Bir. F. H. King Alder son Rev. J. B. Bittinger D D Bunker Hill and others across Blue Held Clarksburg Huntington Wheeling and Welch, with associated towns such as Fairmont Logan Glen Ferrin and Ward.
Personal notices recount Mrs. Fannie Bullington returning to South Charleston from Pratt after attending funeral services for her brother in law J H Wilson on Sunday. Accompanied by Hobart Salson and C T Bullington, they visit Ellen Lloyd in South Charleston and James Shrewsbury in Montgomery. Rows Shriver and children of South Charleston visit Morgantown Uniontown PA and Akron. Albert Kolwick and wife visit North Carolina.
Mrs. etc. granddaughter May Catherine Kolwick of Howemont visits Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stricher in New York. Mr. Thomas L. Horn leaves for Princeton for a class reunion. Graduates from Sarah Lawrence College in Bronxville. Mr. and Mrs. John McConshay visit Mr. Pat Wilson and family in Mason County. Veterans of Foreign Wars delegates to Wheeling encampment June 33 to 35. Several residents attend conventions in Washington Bluefield Colorado Springs. Families relocate to camps on Coal River for summer. Notables return from Morgantown West Virginia University and Richmond. Mrs. Percival Reniers returns to White Sulphur Springs. Mrs. B. E. Matthews and Miss Anne Matthews travel from New York City. Mrs. John L. Dickinson and others depart Newport for visits. Caltech student Frank Davis expected home for summer with Mrs. T. Davis Jr. Miss Louise Miller visiting Mrs. Edna Dorsey. Dr. W. P. Black returns from Atlantic City with Alisa Black. Miss Black to study at Goucher. Dorothy Jean Vickers to Tetucn from Lewisburg church conference. Shanklin, Mary Lee Settle, and Betty Kearse at Virginia Military Institute finals. Mary Elizabeth Mason returns from Virginia.
A stream of short notes records Mrs James McClung visiting Lewisburg with her aunt Mrs Lt Braniey of Indiana Avenue, Mrs C W Massie and son Charlies William Massie Jr visiting Dr and Mrs Champe in Virginia Street, Mr and Mrs W G Barrer and Mrs J B Shanklin returning from Healing Springs Va, L R West recent trip to Craig Healing Springs, John Gilbert MeeGrew and family departing for Morgantown for summer sessions, Henry L Terrie visiting Virginia from New York, Miss Julia James returning from West Virginia University Morgantown, Mrs Helen Mee hosting at Sherwood apartments, Mrs Margaret Cogan Kuhn visiting Abney Circle with family Anita Lets and Harry M Cogan, and relatives visiting Oakland.
Mrs. W EB Wilson of Virginia Street hosted a luncheon at the Tally-Ho for her daughter in law Mrs John McContiny Wilson formerly Martha Adoree Rose. Guests included Elizabeth Morton Betty Preston Mary Price Dickinson Virginia Cracraft Miriam Carroll and others. the couple plan to depart Friday for New York.
Mr and Mrs W C White celebrated their second wedding anniversary at home on Washington street with music by Harmony. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Griffee Mr and Mrs Homer Hasfer Mr and Mrs Bruce White Mrs Alma Larrison Marmet and many others from Nellis St Albans Whitesville and Russell sharing a simple evening of dance and reunion.
Miss Edith Manderville hosted a dinner Sunday evening at her South Charleston home. Guests included Miss Zella Williams, Mrs Rebecca Kelly, Miss Joan Wise, Mrs Mary Manderville, Mr Gatey Shore, Mr Joseph Londeree, Mr Tusacil Stewart, Mr Finnsy Manderville, Sir F. K. Manderville, and Mr J. E Manderville.
Mrs J D Chandler entertained circle C of the South Charleston First Baptist women's union this evening at her Sixth avenue home. Present were Mrs H C Eberhart Mrs W W Cunningham Mrs W D Hill and many others including Mrs Fannie Bullington Mrs Bert Crum Mrs William Shea Mrs Julia Young Mrs J H Lake Mrs L A Jarred Mrs J L Kal Mrs J W Pauley Mrs W F Paul Miss Janice Eberhart Nina Bent Ruby Chandler Zelda Eberhart and Helen Welch.
The Phoenicians announce a dance from ten to two tonight at the Knights of Columbus ball with The Colonels orchestra providing music for the event.
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