Chess Club Dinner Set for Wednesday in Charleston
The Charleston Chess Club caps its 1935-36 season with a Wednesday 6:30 pm banquet at the Daniel Borme Hotel. Edward M. Foy will receive the Windfield D. Scott trophy as city chess champion, with 14 other awards for top finishers. Prizes are on display at S. Spencer Moore Co. Total master Arthur EL McClue presides. Reserve via banquet chair Reid Holt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Chess Club
Daniel Borme
Edward M. Foy
New City
Messrs
Reid Hart
O. C. Lang
John F. Hart
Jr. Water Crore
T. A. Spyder
Allen Gilliland
Herbert Vallatian
John Care Yor
Dana Hughes
Joseph Bates
CC. Klug
W. C
Eva Swisher Engaged to Marry Mr Arthur Kell
Mrs J B Greenlee Mrs George Jackson and Mrs Herman Bowe of Charleston attended the announcement party as Buckhannon notes the engagement of Miss Eva Swisher to Mr Arthur G Kell of this city. She is a Buckhannon High School and West Virginia Wesleyan College graduate and a member of Sigma Delta Chi and the P E D Sisterhood. Kell is a Charleston High School and West Virginia University alumnus who studied at Cincinnati University engineering school and is employed by Electro Metallurgical Power in Glen Ferris. The wedding is planned for August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil
Swansonia
Valley
Dandridge
Kuykendall
Queens-Chicara College
Kappa Delta Sorority
Alpha Kappa Garama
Sumter
D. C
Davidson
Sparta
Tenn
Ash Lee
Ronceverte
W. H. Swisher
Buckhannon
Eva Swisher
Arthur G. Kell
Miss Swisher
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Sigma Delta Chi
Montgomery
Kell
Proceeds of Dance Benefit Circle in Virginia Beach
Announcement states funds from a June 5 dance at Pine Manor Indge organized by Mrs. Frank Pitman and Mrs. Robert Bell were given to the Silver Cross circle of the King's Daughters for charitable disbursement. Bond and Virginia Beach residents note social guests and WPA conference attendance at Jackson's Mall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pitman
Robert Bell
Pine Manor
Silver Cross Circle
King’s Daughters
Local residents on trips and visits across states and countries
Virginia street residents Mr and Mrs Sam Qoberlan return from Atlantic City visits. Mr J N Campton and Mrs Fenne travel from Stow and Rediagnose to Europe. Mrs Miles Hubbard plans return from Kansas City. Laura Virginia Bobbitt attends Washington and Lee finals in Lexington. Mrs Paul Newlim and son head to Amherst for graduation. Mrs H Randolph Maddox and daughters return from Miami. Virginia Dickson ill in Charleston hospital. Mrs Grace Q Austin attends southern AA A clubs conference in Lake Lure. Mr William Morris hospital after appendectomy. Mrs Frank C G Sweeney and Louise head to Washington from Charle ston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Newlim
William Arthur Newton
Quarrier Street
Amherst
Paul Newton
Amherst College
H. Randolph Maddox
Shirley and
Joan Maddox
Washington Street
Miami
Fla
Virginia Dickson
Morris
Charleston
Grace Q. Austin
Lake Lure
N.C
Residents Visit Capitol From Multiple States
A group of 16 travelers arrived from St. Louis with seven more from Pennsylvania and others from Illinois Virginia New Jersey and North Carolina. The visit to the state capitol occurred yesterday drawing a diverse delegation from across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ates
State Capitol
St. Louis
Mey
Pennsylvania
Hinojis
Virginia
New Jersey
North Carolina
Rebekah Convention Scheduled Today at Whitesville
Rebekah district No 14 will convene at Whitessife today with sessions at 1120 and 1300. Luncheon will be served to convention members by the Laboka Rebekah lodge at Whitesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah District No. 14
Whitessife
Laboka Rebekah
Whitesville
Lane Family Attends Tennessee Funeral for Robert Ross
Mr and Mrs Jay Lane Joseph Ross Matthew Ross and Omel Ross left last night for Stogersville Tennessee to attend the funeral of Mrs Lane s brother Robert Ross whose death occurred Thursday 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Lane
Joseph Ross
Matthew Ross
Omel Ross
Stogersville
Tenn
Mrs J R Thomas to sail abroad for garden tour
Mrs James R Thomas of South Hills will sail from New York on the Champlain June 20 to tour famous gardens near Paris. She represents Kanawha garden club and will be Charleston's sole member on a two week Garden Club of America tour hosted by French and English nobles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Amateurs Des Jardins
National Garden Club Organization of France
James R. Thomas
South Hills
New York
Paris
Garden Club of America Board of Directors
United States
Thomas
Kanawha Garden Club
Charleston
Alumnae Return From St. Aloysius Reunion in Charleston
Charleston alumnae and guests returned from St. Aloysius academy in New Lexington Ohio where the twenty ninth alumnae reunion was held. A requiem mass for deceased members was offered by Rev J J Gooley. New officers were elected including president Mrs Geraldine Burkley Devine and treasurer Mrs Julia Doyle Goelz. The class of 1934 guests of honor at the banquet included Miss Mary E Corbett. Two members were noted wearing 1866 medals from their graduation. A delegation to the St Louis Sodality convention is planned for July. Emerson Carson returned from the University of Miami and Ela Jean Stannard heads to Huntington for a Junior League horse show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hoferer
W. T. Hix
Margaret Snyder
Eva Twohig
M. Magdalis
M. Agneta
M. Justa
M. Robertine
M. Eloise
Charleston
New Lexington
St. Aloysius Academy
J. J. Gooley
Dorothy
Geraldine Burkley Devine
Columbus
Zita Donghue Ruthernest
Cinch
Mary Elizabeth Corbett
Marjorie Thacker
Lillian Lane
Rita Thomas
Maurice Danahue
J. Dunne
Sodality
St. Louis
Rippetoe Family Fetes Daughter On Tenth Birthday
Mr and Mrs Clifton Rippetoe entertained at Witcher for their daughter Mae Margarette Rippetoe who turned ten. Guests included many Witcher residents and relatives. notes mention visits by Mr and Mrs H Lowe of Spencer and plans for Crafton- Lowe wedding attendance tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Rippetoes
Witcher
Mae Margarette Rippetos
Harry Durham
Howard Pritt
Juanita Hancock
Alma Viers
Geneva Woods
Delores Rhodes
Beulah Hancock
Delores Durham
Sarah Jane Rippetoe
Julia Viers
Edna Hancock
Lucille Mia Jem
Mary Rose Hersman
Josephine Arms
Louise Hersman
Delores Jean Macimeer
Charleston
Marvin Rhodes
Thomas Mancork
Kenneth Pritt
Junior Rhodes
H. ©. Lowe
Spencer
Willard W. Lowe
Main Street
Crafton- Lowe
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Miss Dandridge
Calvin W. Kuykendall
Charlotte, N. C
James B. Kuykendall
Charlotte
Josephine Dandridge
Sidney William Dandride
Calvin Wells Kuykendall
James Bell Kuykendall
City
Mary Wells Kuykendall
W. W. Boyce
J. M. Wells
D. D
Nancy Jane Dandridge
George H. Kuykendall
Liam Lee
C. A. Brockman, Jr
Terry
Mary Wells
Alice
Wary
Dorothy Wells
Winston-Salem
Rosert A
Greensboro
E. M. Budiey
High Point
N. C
Mathilda Geiger
Mount Airy
Jane Bradley
Macksville
A. A
Lexington
NW. C
H. L. Hinson
Montne
Chess Club
Badalalad
Underworld
Robinson
Piaaenild Een
Arner
Ier
Paula Store
Acme
Cabot
Kanawha Drug Co
Bini
Chimi-Neers
Bond
Virginia Beach
Henry
Capito
Lee Street
George Ene
Winifred Miller
Fairmont
Virginia Waely
Katherine Gramm
Jackson's Mall
Sam Qoberlan
Virginia Street
Atlantic City
J. N. Campton
Rewood
Stow
Cunard
Samariy
England
5. B. Fenne
Central Valley
N. Y
Fannie L. Crafton
David Shelton
Staunton
Miles Hubbard
Quarries Street
Kansas City
Laura Virginia Bobbitt
Washington and Lee University
William Morris of
Carbon
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Frank CG. Sweeney
Louise Sweeney
Charlerstonsday
Washington
J. KK. Anders Street
Updtay
Rich
Iltimaten
Cateloge Beal Free
Gates Paints
Umedecs
Capitol
Rebekah
Tennessee
J. R. Thomas
St. Aloysius
Emerson Carson
University of Miami At
Ela Jean Stannard
Huntington
Rippetoes
Utada Fas
ETA Lad
Rael Te Ea
John Wayne
Adventures of
Rex and
Rinty
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Helen Pack
Eleanora Chanady
Valker Heeben
Aine
Pista
Sa Chanady
Jer
Ford
Atathor Jetter
Nea Phillips
Melrose
Brooklyn
von Rvr
Maud
Suieerland
Lari
Vendy
U.S. Ay
Ira Rusky
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