Returned College Students Will Be Honored at Dance
Iota Delta fraternity sponsors a dance on Saturday night June 19 at the Etka club to honor college students returning home for summer. The Colonels orchestra will provide music from 10 until late. A follow up party for honored guests is set for Saturday June 26 at Mr. Thomas Pattigrew's farm with guests from West Virginia University Virginia University Kentucky Duke Washington and Lee Virginia Military Institute and Andover. Chaperones include Mr and Mrs Pettigrew and others. A second item notes the marriage of America Moffatt of Gardner Avenue to Carson R Marks of Hunt Avenue on Friday evening at Shepherds Chapel Church. Attendants listed and church affiliation given.
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Iota Delta Fraternity
Etka
Colonels Orchestra
Thomas Pattigrew
West Vir Linda
University of Virginia
University of Kentucky
Duke
Washington and Lee
Virginia Military Institute
Andover Preparatory School
Sigma Chi
Beta Theta Fi
Delta Tau Delta
Kappa Psi
America Moffatt
Gardner Avenue
Carson R. Marks
Hunt Avenue
Shepherd's Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church
W. R. Moyer
Bir
T. C. Harrison
Alex Elsie Stoffart
Emmett Coleman
Summer Dance At Bettan Center With Elks Club Host
Bettan Center announces a summer formal dance on Wednesday night from 10 to 1 at the Elks club with The Colonels playing. Greenwich residents Mrs. Frank R. Hurlbutt and family sail from New York on the Queen Mary for England summer plans, joined by Hartford resident Mrs. Etta Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Hurlbutt
Carol Hurlbutt
Frank FR. Hurlbutt, Jr
George Hurlbutt
Greenwich
Washington Heat Fails to Dampen Elegant Garden Parties
Washington reports a fierce heat wave yet social life continues with open gardens and embassy events. Sir Ronald Lindsay hosts a birthday garden party for King George VI in the British embassy gardens while guests enjoy strawberries and Trevoshire cream amid formal gowns and scarlet laced attire. The following day the Ropers host a reception for the Japanese economic commission with about 100 guests including officials from the state department and commerce.
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Georgina Washington Washington
George VI
Ronald Lindsay
Lindsay
George
London
King George
Queen Mary
Edward
Alexandra
Victoria
Ronald
Coronation Garden
Ropers
Roper
Japanese Economic Commission
Japan
Mme Sako
State Department
Department of Commerce
Mme. Sala
Fogle on European Tour Reaches Paris for Summer Study
Mr F R Fogle son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Fogle of South Charleston is traveling in Europe on a tour. He is now in Paris and will visit Germany and England before heading to Edinburgh Scotland to take a summer course at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Fogle
Charles E. Fogle
South Charleston
Paris
France
Germany
England
Edinburgh
Scotland
The
University
Patty Hostess Mrs Riley Hosts Buffet at Edgewood Home
Mrs. John J. Riley served as hostess at a buffet supper last night at her Edgewood residence honoring her son J. RB. Riley and Mrs. Mil dred Nicholson who will wed George R Cerveny of New York City on June 2. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Smith and several local residents. Ellen Lloyd returned to South Charleston from Montgomery to visit her daughter Mrs. James Shrewsbury. Clara Drake of South Charleston underwent an operation at Dunn Hospital last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Riley
Iy Edgewood
Riley
J. RB. Riley
Mildred Nicholson
George R Cerveny
New York City
Eugene Smith
Ernest Habbht
Charles Brewer
Harvey Davis
Elizabeth Ford
R. L. Goldstein
Jack Cottrell
Paul Morgan
Ellen Lloyd
South Charleston
Montgomery
James Shrewsbury
Clara Drake
Dunn Hospital
Daoust Hosts Kum-Bak Club Social Night
Miss Daoust entertained the Kum-Bak club at her home on Friday night with a guest list including Mrs Esta Clendenin Mrs Myrtle Lipscomb Mr J L O Connor Mrs George Pierce and many others. They had returned from Harrisonburg Virginia after attending funeral services for Mrs C D Bray grandmother of Mrs Mary Emma Walton. Miss Margarite Gray daughter of Mr and Mrs Numan Gray of Standard is convalescing at home after illness at Charleston General hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Daoust
Esta Clendenin
Myrtle Lipscomb
J. L. O'Connor
George Pierce
P. O. Walton
Phyllis Carney
John Lair
J. T. Harria
Mary Emma Walton
Ethel L. Bray
Gladys— Bray
Harrisonburg
C. D. Bray
Charleson
Margarite Gray
Numan Gray
Standard
Charleston General Hospital
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Will Hono
Margaret Caferton
WG. Caperton
Quarrier Atree
Arline Simmen
Pelham
Fred Auld
Charles Austin
John Albert
June Bush
O. B. Cobbitt
John Carson
Richard Couch
Robert Couch
John Downs
John Cost
Horace Engle
Charles Glover
William Gorman
Margaret Nichols
Jane Hartnett
Audrey Lytton
Katherine Morris
Emily Ryburn
Jean Ryburn
Jean Meeks
Jack Thacker
Everett Kimball, Jr
Orford
Quarrigr
Hale
Bettan Center
Elks Club
Colonels
Leland K. Smith
Theodore Pauley
Fort Wayne, Ind
W. E. Holenmbr
Misa Beth Halcombe
Mary Carver Reed
Atlantic City
N. J
Broadway Beauty Shop
Broad Street
Tru
Oppoalie Rialta Theatre
Washington
Lady Lindsay
Chenfoston Optometrists
Mishttr
Maria Balesom
Admiral
Cape May
Ocaen
Lewis
Mrs. Jr. J. Riley
Patty
Miss Daoust
U. S
Oaks
U. S. Publi Works Administration
Westinghouse
Galperin Music CO
Whitesville
W. VA
Beckley Music CO
Beckury
Koppers
van Zandt Supply CO
GAIT
Westi Homer E
Fisher Foint Pleasant
C. G. Steele Furniture CO
Logan Mercantile CO
Esale Distributors
Capitol ST
Charleston, W. VA
Nghouse Dealers
J. B. Hines and Sons
Albans
Island Creek
Holden
Home Outfitting Co
KHILL
W. Val
Huntington
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