Weddings Hold Major Interest of Local Society
The June social season has many quiet weddings with several notable events planned in the next two weeks. Upcoming nuptials include Mina Virginis Chenoweth to Peonk Fields and Mathilde Wood to John Norvell. Social life features bridge clubs, informal dinners, riverboat dances, and a flurry of hosting by Mrs. Cox and others as communities balance celebrations with summer routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Virginis Chenoweth
Peonk Fields
Mins Mathilde Wood
John Norvell
Local society notes miss christina whitehurst june wedding
In the row of portraits reading left to right Miss Christina Whitehurst will marry Edgar Clifton Craven on June 20. Also shown are Miss Forest Stewart of Huntington daughter of Mr and Mrs C B Stewart and Miss John Anite daughter of Dr and Mrs L Ait of Quarrier Street connected to Gourker College graduation in Baltimore. Dorothy Cont maid of honor in Miss Mastue Lully and John Branscome's wedding. Miss Iria Taylor graduate from Randolph Macon College Lynchburg with Mrs Branscome, formerly Miss Maxine Oly, and Mrs David G Uly with diners held last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. England
Mina Bernadette’ Gooch
Milas Farrington
Christina Whitehurst
Edger Crews
Rose Farm Inn
Miss Whitehurst
Mra
Richard England
L. C. Emerick
Dorothy Campion
Mien Phylite Bauer
May Cecil
Roberta Keight Ty
Elech Linetto
Edgar Clifton Craven
Forest Stewart
Huntington
C. B. Stewart
J. W. Cooke
John Anite
L. Ait
June Welcome at White Sulphur Large Colony
White Sulphur Springs hosts a June welcome with lush foliage and mountain air. Notable visitors include Huston Rawlea of Detroit and many from New York and Kentucky, arriving for the season. Couples attend weddings and notable figures from agriculture and horticulture also gather for summer at the Greenbrier area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur
June Weddings Center of West Virginia Society
West Virginia society notes a series of weddings this June with Huntington and Morgantown events highlighted. Prominent unions include Miss Lawson McCue to Frank Lawson in Huntington and Miss Elisabeth Shultz to John Lambert of Huntington with elaborate church decor and a four course breakfast. Also noted are forthcoming engagements and a Morgantown ceremony for Miss Edie Nestor and Raphael Condry, plus plans for Miss Helen Potter and Kenneth Pierpont, with families and university ties detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lawson McCue
Frank Lawson
Huntington
Nestor-Condry
Mtate
Mins Lawson McCue
Mins Folly Pollitt
John M Gavock
Lynchburg
Morgantown
Elisabeth Shultz
Tha City
Jehn Wilfred Lambert
Wlliam Br Shultz
Fairmont
Milas Hidas Barker
Jane Bhuitzt
Donald Lough
Misa Betty Batley
York
Robert O'Malley
Mary Steven
Lucile Moore
Elaborate Huntington marriage promises grand season finale
The engagement of Miss Helen Hope Edwards of Huntington to J. Bradley of Boston sparks large society interest in West Virginia, New Hampshire, and New York. The wedding June 27 at Mirador expects a cost under 350000 with a Boston mansion gift, a one quarter mile path, and a private New York move to New Hampshire for the ceremony. Edwards and Bradley, both from prominent lines, plan a couture trousseau from the Waldorf Astoria as Huntington friends prepare to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hope
Edwards
Charles Frederick Edwarda
Huntrete
Holderness
N. H
J. . Bradley
West Virginia
New Hampshire
New York
Atata
Boston
Wolf Ball
Edwarda
J. Edmond Bradley
Boston Back Bay
Mirador
Holdernean
N. 1
Finrvard
Pacific Mite
Ming Edwards
Ogontz School For Girls
Philadelphia
Waldorf Astoria
Huntington
Kawards
Miss Chenoweth to Wed Mr Fields Thursday June 18
Miss Virginia Chenoweth and Frank Fields plan a June 18 wedding at 2 pm in the First Presbyterian church study. Rev. Frank Brown will officiate. Only family attends. Maid of honor Lenore MacCorkie. Best man John Keatley. They will honeymoon east of the city and live at 1585 Quarry Street. Chenoweth is daughter of Mr and Mrs John P Chenoweth, a Beachwood School alumna, popular in Charleston. Fields is son of Mrs Fence Latchey Field and the late Frank Fields, Greenbriar Military Academy graduate, now in Themis Fields Co sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gtkins High
Carnegie Costitute of Technology
Elinburgh
Joan
Etr
Dire Lanhert
Imng
Fuslington
D. C
Wasristown
Galtyamunie
York Pa
Morgantown
Pittsburgh
Wivesvitle High School
Theta Chapter
Chi Omega Sorority
Br. Condry
J. Condry
Clarkaburg
University School of Medicine
Helen Potter
Kenneth Pierpant
Paleriuot
N. BD. Hetmich
West Virginia University
Mra
John Keatley
Ann Arbor
Mich
Enat
Quarrior ‘Street
Mixa Chenoweth
John P. Chenoweth
John P. Chenoweth, ‘Granddeughtor of WL Goshorn
W. A. Dace Corkle
Beachwood School For
Philadelphia
Charleston
Mr. Fields
Mra. Fior
Latchey Fielda
Notable Names in Historic Agricultural Trade Partnerships
A fragmented OCR listing includes Jono J. Watson Interna tronal Agriculture corporation George B. Burton Horace Bow iker American Agricultural company and Rene Gide Societe Commerciale des Potasses d Alante New York W J Lavelle New England Fuel and Transportation company Hoston FH Hi Lippincod Philadelphia G BL McDowall T N Stewart George Venard John Sanford Armour for tilnzer works and L W Rowell Bregerick Hayfield Swift Co Chicago Crumley of Continued on Pare Twa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jono J. Watson
Internatronal Agriculture) Corporation
George B. Burton
Horace Bow
Iker
American Agricultural Company
Rene Gide
Societe Commerciale Des Potasses d
Bregerick Hayfield, Swift & Co
Chicago
English
T. BR. Crumley
Party at White Oak Club for Billy Chilton’s eighteenth
A group of young people celebrated Billy Chilton’s eighteenth birthday with a party at the White Oak Country club. They traveled to Fayetteville on Friday and were entertained by Mrs. Bherasla Gatnen, returning to Charleston by motor on Saturday. Guests included Mary Louise Obley Helen Mathews Gladys Ealy from Pittsburgh Harry Lively Ernest Agnew Harry Roury J Wilkinson Lawrence Hancock Emmett McCorkin from Lexington Walker Lloyd and Mrs Gordon Mathews chaperone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eily Chilton
Fayetteville
Charleaton
J. Wilkinson
Harry Lively
Ernest Agnew
Harry Roury
Enawren Hancock
Emmett Ma Corkln
Lexington
Walker Lloyd
Billy Chilton
Gordon Mathews
Queen Mary Celebrates 58th Birthday With Gifts And Party
London reports Queen Mary marks her 58th birthday with a shower of presents including an ostrich feather plume from Davie, an emerald ring in platinum from Prince George, and gramophone records from the baby. Derby night sees King George hosting Jockey Club guests at Buckingham Palace, while social gossip swirls around divorce rumors and Grosvenor House’s potential sale to an American. The season foresees a busy social calendar with August plans, Wembley pageant, and a Savoy costume ball on September 21. A Santa Barbara guest returns a lost handbag and Stokowski is briefly in town with his daughter for a vacation.
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London
Brest
Davie
South Africa
George
Menaely
Mary
Georgas
Gavoy-Orrheans
King George
Bia
Jockey Club
Buckingham Palace
Queen Mary
Marquis of Queensberry
Mif
Marchlounes
Queensberry
James
Rivera
Alter Or & Regintry
Grosvenor House
Lord Leverhulme
Duke of Westminster
Hyde Park
Ste Oing
Hinemall
the Bavoy
Vravom
Chia
Aludet
Cowas
Wembley
Seston
The
Savoy
Queen Sury
Gloudesrershire
Meyfair Salle Mayfaetr
Bmre
Dorothy von Devender
Santa Barbara
Berkeelay
Mra Veo Dejvender
Strand
Cay Tut
Air
van Doond
Stokowski
Leopold Srokowski
Philadelphtai Symphony Orchestra
Hotel Savoy
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A A. Cox
LGA Club
Bigley Avenue
Hereford Egeleton
Robert Nav
A. K. Slaughter
W. E. Westcatt
J. W., Thompson
O. H. Bradley
Carl Anderson
R. D. Thompson
Wre PF
BH. Langhorn
BP. Yor
Se Fire Woman's Club of
Business and Professional Woman's Club
L. H Harrison
Elate Beadlee
J.D. Hanna
A. W. Finnsy
William Cracraft
Marshal Bond
J. T. Crane
R J. Carrol
W. B. Schhober
Ernest Milzlr
J. R. Roycroft
W. G. Carson
J. Campbell Mathews
W. P. Edwards
Esther Davie
Fred Stambaugh
Victor Knopp
G. E. Gristin
FR. J. Gorman
Charles Lewis
J. V. Keutmen
Grant Stroct
Christine Whitehurst
g@ifte
Elizabeth Ann McCulloch
Catherine Farrington
Warren E. Cunningham
H. A. Whitehurst
L. B. Whitehurst
Z. Whitehurst
LO. Emerick
Robert
Sylvia Goldman
Mount Ida
Book
W. H. Knopp
Ming Ruth Bodett
Hlueneld
Colby Hewitt
Hartford
Conn
Tra. Ade deVeber
Alderson
W. Vu
Sueat
C. E. Copeland
Ada deVeber
C .K. Copeland
Morwaentown
Ore
Ruth Bodell
Histon
Paul Newton
William Giii
Herbert Grimm
Gettysburg
Virginia Street
Dan Mohler
Bobbie
Yasterady
Baltimore
Mohler
Mise Margaret Pugh
Baltlate
Helen Hope Eamehtes
Charles Frederick Edwards
Toldernees
Joseph Kam
Dradley
Boatom
Harvard
Meredith
Hamipshire
Greenbrier Resort
Greenbrier
Halle
Huston Rawlea
Detroit
H. A. Walker
Quintard Taylor
Yankhead Banks
Donald Muginnia
New Orleans
Justice
Norman
Dike
le Frederick Bruce
Norfolk
Volourds Cottage
Myx
Albart
M. Becker
A. H. Lucan
N. Dawson
Mlo. Giles
J. Potter
S. Alg. Dru
Leoutavius
W. D. Shintington
L. Carter
W. Albright
Richmond
J. 3. Campbell
Nastville
J. Stewart Barney
Ocean Delve
Newport
Nalnting
Thornton Lewin
Lewis
Mme Elizanuth van Yugen
Thomas Belknap
Charles J. Brand
Agriculturat U. & Department of Gericulture
Washington
Jamas Hue
Atsy Virginia Chaplin i
Mixes Drone McClure
Milas Chapiin
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Miss McClure
Miss Chaplin
John W. Lambert
Mary Stevens
Ming Betty Bailey
Misa Tackle Moore
Hughall
H.C. Gregory
Jack Shulte
James A. Shultz
M. Shuitz
Jennings Shultz
Jane
Helga
Hetty Ann Shultz
Curt Martin
EB. Ohnalant
Isaac Heatings
James Hil
Irene McClure
Virginia Chaplin
Misa Jloine Barker
Brde
Genter Hall
Pay Inter
Penn State College
Albright College
Morristown
Bhs
University Music School
Chester
Westover
Taimbert
G. D. Lambert
Joseph Henry Brewr
Bess Marie
Hay Willis Thevan
Ren‘icke
W. Va
Clondennin
W. Ya
Helen Hope Edwards
J. E. Bradley
Miss Chenoweth
White Oak Club
Ebersole Gaines
Country Club
Consort
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