Society wedding in Charleston ties Union era style gown to blue and white theme
Mrs Holliday in pink crepe gown with white accessories leads Charleston society coverage. The ceremony at a local hotel precedes a 11 day motor trip to Charlestown, with plans for return visits. Groom Mr Holliday, WV forester, hails from prominent family and will reside at 808 Park Avenue Charleston. Junior League plans a major charity fundraiser dances spanning various eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Rose
Dade
Wailey
Holliday
Bones
Tuncheon
Stonewall Jackson
Charleston
Recidie
Ashe
J. Watson Kelly Holliday
5. E. Grant
South Liberty Street
Ohio University
Marshall College
Pargers~ Pure
Ohio University At Athens
Sigma Alphi Epsilon
Xi Sigma Pi
Holiday
State Capitol
Park Avenue
Charleston Society
Junior League of
Parkersburg For
Theaters Today At The Rialto Roadhouse Murder Drama
The Rialto presents Roadhouse Murder featuring Eric Vinden Dorothy Jordan Bruce Cabot Phylily Clare Huscoester Fitz Pratt a romance plot where two lovers witness a double slaying in a Jonesy style. At The Greenbrier Ten Nights in Borream stars William Forham in a new elf melodrama version. At The Capitol New Morals for Old with Robert Young Margaret Perry Lewie Stone Myena Loy and Dean Herholt explores generational conflict along with a newsreel and Our Gang comedy. At The Virginian The Bird are Always With Us stars Ruth Chatterton George Brent Adrienne Dare and Bette Davis as a tale of New York Paris and Palm Beach decadence with additional newsreel and Edie Buxtell comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Vinden
Dorothy Jordan
Bruce Cabot
Phylily Clare
Huscoester
Fitz Pratt
the Capitol
Robert Young
Margaret Perry
Lewie Stone
Myena Loy
Dean Herholt
Alao
Our Gang
Virginian
Ruth Chatterton
George Brent
John Milan
Adrienne Dare
Bette Davis
the Reckless
New York
Paris
Palm Beach
Parkersburg club cabaret to aid league charities
A Junior League Might Club cabaret at Parkersburg Country Club Friday June 17 features a trimmed production with tap numbers, choruses and skits directed by Mrs. Howard Work. Tickets fund League charities including a milk fund and free baby clinic while members and League youths participate alongside. Personal notes list several residents and visitors arriving or returning to Kanawha City, Charleston, and nearby towns for visits, weekend trips, and ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Howard
M Ig Park
League
Imagined Visit Plans Blur As Family Travel Moves On
A fragmentary notice describes Cool Graduate Ishyevesport Louisiana planning to view Ifriends, then travel to seven Texas locations before returning to Checeston in early July. Names linked include Mise Susan Gregg Gibson of BIS and Mr Walter F Peterselm, with ties to Jim Dayton Ohio and the Ohio State tax commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ishyevesport
Texas
Checeston
Walter F. Peterselm
Jim Dayton
Petersetm
Ohio State Tax Commission
Dudley Morrison
Community Activities Meeting Tonight at Baptist Temple
Members of the senior Philathea Clans of the Baptist temple will meet at eight oclock this evening at the church for a planned gathering and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
The
Baptist Temple
Local women to host event and plan autumn meeting
Mrs E D Martin and several society hostesses named for events at 806 Gran Street. The Scioto chapter auxiliary met with Mrs E V Cummings on Virginia Street. summer meetings were paused. The St Paul M E workers council planned a lawn fete for June 26 on the Midland Trail near Spring Hill to raise church funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
Scioto Jhapter
New York Central Veterans Association
E. V. Cummings
Virginia Street
W. L. McInnight
Neil Hastings
G. T. Cummings
K. Bott
R. Triterchon
J. L. Ferperson
LB. Chadwick
Figs
Midland Trail
Spring Hill
Workers’ Council
St. Paul M. E. Church
John Rumbaugh
B. M. Safreed
Visitation Beats Across Town Between Families
The city welcomed visitors from Virginia and Spencer as families gathered. John C Morrison of Virginia plans a two week stay with his son in Charleston, and Eloise Lawrence from Spencer visits cousin Mrs M M Kersey of Baines Street. Mary B Kersey of Baines Street visits her aunt Mrs Flavia Laurence in Spencer. Charles W Williams, Marshall Williams, and Hugh G Williams spent the weekend in Wheeling as guests of Mr and Mrs Bat Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wells
Delaware Avenue
Cincinnati
Huntington
Pearl Edwards
Nancey Gil Ham
William Edwards
Richmond
J. N. Kuhn
Kanawha Avenue
Kanawha City
W. Holesapple
Forrest
User
Mary Lee
Hollingsworth
Williamson
G. * Bane
James Butler
Charles Wilkinson
Gimleston
Culver Military Academy
Wilkinson
John C. Morrison
Virginia ‘Street
Mr. Butler
Mr. Wilkinson
Vicksburg
Miss
Pear
Julius Simms
Cleveland
John
IC. Morrison, Jr
Fort Hil
W. T. Churchman, Jr
Kanawha Two
Frank Burdette
Elizabeth Street
Dennis White
Donald Burkholder
C. N. Puffenbarger
Bramwell
Charles M. Love
Morgantown
Thomas Nale
Love
Orpia Nale
B.D. Bailey
Johe
Hoover
Ire Lee Booti
George Beatt
Daea
Joseph
Holt Gaines, Jr
Blanche
City
Charleston
Cwill
Virginia
Eloise Lawrence
Spencer
M. M. Kersey S
Baines Street
Mary B. Kersey
Flavia Laurence
Charles W. Willams
Marshall Williams
Hugh G Williams
Wheeling
Batl Lewis
Four Held in County Jail on Dry Charges
Oral Hamilton 24 of Charleston was arrested by state prohibition agent Ezra Zitele and jailed on whisky possession. His car contained a gallon of liquor. Deputies Kenna Carnes and Moot Melton jailed three others from Charleston for drunkenness and loyting while drunk, including John Bimmons Muriel Snodgrass and Richard Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oral Hamilton
Charleston
Ezra Zitele
Galiong
Hynor
John Bimmons
Muriel Snodgrass
Richard Brown
Kenna Carnes
Judge Woods Improves After Flu Relapse at Hospital
Judge Homer B. Woods of the state supreme court was improving last night at 4 Charleston hospital after suffering a relapse in an influenza attack. He had been at the hospital most of the prior week and spent Saturday at his capitol offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer B. Woods
State Supreme Court
Charleston Hospital
Judge Woods
Capitol
Mash Destroyed by Deputies at Poca Over Weekend
Three deputy sheriffs Howard Cumpingham Byrne Given and Garland Turner destroyed mash barrels at Poca over the weekend. It became known yesterday. No arrests were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Cunpingham
Byrne Given
Garland Turner
Tve
Seeks Police Pup After Loss From Fleetwood Hotel
Mrs. Katherine Layne reported to city police that her German police pup, aged atx months, is lost or stolen from the Fleetwood hotel yesterday. Polize Peublic notice seeks help locating the animal and returns of any information leading to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Layne
Fleetwood Hotel
Atx
Langfittes Welcome Son Charles Benton in Salem
Mr and Mrs B B Langfitt of Salem announce the birth of a son, Charles Benton, Friday June 11 at St Francis hospital. Mrs Langfitt was formerly Miss Helen Bobert of Charleston before her marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Mexaner
KE. J. Leonard
St. Charles
Lindanwood College
June Messner
Lindenwood College
B. B. Langfitt
Salem
Charles Benton
St. Francis Hospital
Langfitt
Helen Bobnert
Charleston
White Sulphur Springs Guests at Casino and Greenbrier
At White Sulphur Springs on June 12 guests filled the Casino luncheon after riding. Notables included Mrs. Robert Gardiner of New York and Mrs. Robert Cluett Jr. of Rye New York, Mr. and Mrs. W W Forrester of Chicago, and Misses Audrey and Sonia Phipps of Soslyn L I. Various attendees joined dinners at Bates Mountain club. Arrivals at Greenbrier listed numerous names from New York Philadelphia Chicago and Midwest cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casino
Toftay
Robert Gardiner
New York
Robert Cluett, Jr
Rye
N.Y
W. W. Forrester
Chicago
Audrey and
Sonia Phipps
Soslyn
L. 2
J. K. Sweeny
D. W. Pye
Edward Cramdall
L. C. Eldridge
N. B. Bates
Warren K. Lee
J. H. Hunt
Bates Mountain Club
Don Walker
Muskegon
Mich
C. Z. Johnson
J. H. Ballrd
Edward P. Meany
General Means
Greenbrier
Edger Graham
John Walker
Edward W. Loomis
R. 3. Burnett
F. KE
Glynn
TC. Smith
Coleman
Lb. Carroll
F. C. Horner
C. B. Veal
L. BR. Anderson
Mrs. James &, Campbell
Gordon Brown
Austin M
Los Angeles
D. E. Gamble
R. W. Pocock
Mary Pontius
Mies Ethel Janes
Daston, O
Charles Hollerith
Jackson
Shoes and clothing stolen in city thefts reported
E. P. Fite staying at a local hotel reported that a window glass of his automobile was broken and a pair of shoes stolen. A thief broke the showcase of United Trading company in Kabawhe street, four pairs of moss were noted. Walter Brown of Lewis street was questioned by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Fite
United Trading Company
Kabawhe
Walter Brown
Lewis Street
Police report on car theft and arson towed vehicle
Fragmentary police notes describe an auto theft and garage fire with a generator and witnesses. The garaged vehicle and neighborhood scene are referenced with unclear names and timelines, indicating a county response yesterday and ongoing investigation.
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Rialto
Carole Lombard
Chester — Morelu
Adrienne Amex
Walter Byron
Alno
Edie Buxtell
J. Hunter McClintic
Mar- Hinton
Prank Po Tormey
White Sulphur Springs
Howard Carter
Belle
Mrs. Carter
Mary C. Carter
W. A. Mawkin
Virginia Hawkins
Leescreet
Lynchburg, Va
Faye Pritt
Thelmaees
Cheaaprake and Fotomac ‘Telephone Company
Ara
O'Nexl
Montgomery
Wes
Robinson
Mie
Annie Robinson
J.B. Greenlee
George Jackson
University of Cincinnati
Arthur Kiel
Sam G. Campbell
Columbus Boulevard
St. Aloysius Academy
Sam CG. Campbell
William
Mise Susan Gregg Gibson
BIS
Samuel Street
Chalfonte Haddon Hall
Atlantic City
Marguerite Atterbury
University of Mixsuuri
of American Women
Ace
Plough
Frederic
Kera
Eugene
Monna’s Beauty & Cosmetic
Fife Street
E. D. Martin
Gran Street
D. W. Gibson
C. W. Davis
HK. Pierson
Floyd Hieatt
Ethel Core
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ady William
Waatin UK
Lower, Peninsula
Chis
West Virginis
Follo
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Canada
New Jersey
Delaware
Washington, D. C. Nol
Kentucky
Don
Allin
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Louis
Louisville
NEW York Central
K. America
Wba
Lucky Strike
Luckies
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