Weddings and Society Week Highlight Local Celebrations
Brides and society figures fill the weekend with ceremonies and receptions across towns. Notable couples include Minn Margaret Hoover and Tiny Jones tying the knot yesterday afternoon, while Ruth Hull Soudara and James M Hubner share a double ceremony with Wilma Smith and Hubert Soudatn. Guests traveled from Charleston and Spencar, with families and notable residents attending at the Siret Methodist Municipal Church and private homes. The scene features gowns, attendants, and matches among local professions, universities, and business families, marking a bustling social week in the community.
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Reiiaw
Poetied
Turprides
Siew Corrie Intial
Merbert Cebebe
Mary Fewin
Uae
Knox Matheny
Ovadroth Coleily
Chiurted Nash
Stiva
WDM
fLentleff McCards
Finn
Ming
Clewen
Bounce AL
Mary Nine Creer
John
Dy Itharenton
Martiake
Margaret Hoover
Mra
AM. Hoover
Tiny Jones
Mea
CP. Taylor
Hennell
Mmhah Mumher
Mier Gilgabath
Ticlenton
Mr. Jones
Upper
Ulen
Munnington
Raulkenor
Charleston
Tone Cupyet Emith
Muroh
Mien
Mary Celher
Smith- Cele Pe
Lorothy Merrington
NeWhurah
N. X
Mlow Bolen Shuttienworth
Misa Adate Coleman
Clarks+ Kute
Misa Gilak Emhith
Htce
Martha Tak Saleh
Mes
Carteton Pattaraon
Wttle Marwarat
Jean Smith
David Towneon
Curl Dh
Kyle
M. Jones
Panton B. Gandy
Maxwell Gaylord
Fredrick Smiley
Fey
Mworo Aub
Mr. Saunders
Taing
Ins
Alani
Cinelanati Conservatory
Delos Ws
Faltent Mermal School
West Virginia University
Dons Gata
Ta 3
Monders
Hin
Earmms-Soudere Company
Tin
Kiakt
Mise
University of Virginia
Guiher
Routers
Shala Onn
Charkebura
Younk Wermen
Lunxell Hage College
Troy
N.Y
Ravitnfield
Clarkaburg
Rome
Steptoe
Flota
Went Viewinis University
Law Bour
Vetyard University
116Th Infantry
Prance
Rigron Nu
Eton
New England
Latin Diplomats Tour Ends With Notable Discussion
Latin diplomats completed a tour described as the most untuped yet this week. The event featured Greek Latin-American relations with Motorey and notable attendees including Bo McCall of Narlenton and W A Buchasnen of Har- Merevure.
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Asmhevilele
Jung
Aatu
North
Ae Bo McCall
Narlenton
Sir
W. A. Buchasnen
Har- Merevure
Mrs E W Knight Receives Summer Home Echoes From West
Mrs E W Knight left last week for her summer home Tuncawilla in Lewisburg. She will staff with General Felix Robinson Forest Cavalry in Waco Texas at the reunion there. Mrs Ephriam F Morgan, wife of Governor Morgan, has returned from a trip east. Mrs John A Shanklin and her husband and son are touring in the north.
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E.W. Knight
Tuncawilla
Lewisburg
William Ashton Bradford
Broadstreet
West Virginia
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Memphis
Felix Robinson Forest
John A. Shanklin
Shawnee Club Open House Party Feature of Week
Shawnee Club hosted a Thursday evening open house dance with Whchever's orchestra providing music. Many local residents attended the event, bringing friends, in a lively early summer social gathering at the venue in Kanron.
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Whechever
Canrentin
Mia
Garret Feele
Wm. Aivold
Lawrence Carter
Cyrus Full
Stine
Maery Embleton
Stew
William
Mandt
Ore
Fred Stainhaugh
Hart Ward
Floward Worter
Huntlaxtun
Wood Shelton
Sfarrys Siliing
Agnes Mayer
Mink Hista
Henshaw-Dungan Wedding Surprises Friends in Charleston
The Henshaw and Dungan nuptials emerged unexpectedly among Charleston friends. Miss Josephine Vinwan, a former Virginia State Normal student, wed Mr. Henshaw in Unionton amid informal notices to relatives. The couple plan to reside in Kanawha City where he teaches drama, and both families anticipate formal announcements.
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Hanietolm
Aenehia
Josephine
Vinwan
John Keenathin
Jutta
Hain
Marien
Yau Haw
Schowl
Charleston
Ned
Thin City
Virginia State
Norm Schol
Parmsville
Radferd Nornint
Ihidford
Mr. Henshaw
Stenshaw
Kanawha City
Burton Con
Kannh City
Shore Bennet Nuptials Tuesday in Virginia Street Temple
A June wedding is planned for Mims Lenk Shore and Charles Sub Bennet of Norfolk Virginia with a large party including matron of honor Mrs Mamta Ster ner and several bridesmaids. Attendants from New York Washington Norfolk and Detroit are expected. Guests have arrived from multiple cities for the ceremony at the Virginia Street Temple.
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Mims Lenk Shire
Hon Rhere
Quarrier Street
Charles Sub Bennet
Norfolk
Virginia Street Temple
Mra Mamta Sterner
Misa Anna Shore
Anal of
Ax Brivesmaten
Mert Charles Cohen
Mins Amry Hofresky
Misa Sadie Lebow
Miah Allee Krorn
Misa Berths Silverstein
Nurmi Thuryite
Mins Monttice Shore
Olga Keri
Suntington
Bernie Woksermin
Wan
Kroomasnen
Aertena
Virgining
Uabaum
Walter Qhleai
Sutlug Holecky
Jon Verstein
Frank Kaer
Fred Jiloumeerg
Norton Hean
Abe Lawenpiele
Jane Meyers
Mina Glilinn Mandelhomt
Minse Shere
Mina Juoraine Herscer
Vemion
New York
Washington
Way Titchmond
Vau
Detroit
Mich.w
Week At White Sulphur Is. Gay With Many Parties
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS June 14 The week has been unusually gay with sporting events dinners dances and motoring parties as visitors from New York Boston Philadelphia Washington and other cities joined the annual tournament of the American Golf Association of Advertising Interests. Besides the championship tournament there was a women’s tournament and many side events on the Greenbrier courses. A novelty was Friday’s fancy costume matches with prizes for picturesque outfits and a costume ball Thursday night in the hotel ball room. Major guests include Mr and Mrs William Bird Mr and Mrs F E Nixon Mr and Mrs William Hamilton Mr and Mrs Logan Payne Dr and Mrs Bus sette Crate and many others from New York Philadelphia Richmond and Washington. New attractions were promised including a third golf course opening in July and the Tudor Grit informal dining room. The swimming pool drew crowds amid mild weather and Martha Norelius, the Greenbrier swimming pro’s daughter, drew attention for her Olympic team selection after New York tryouts.
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Boston
Piladelpha
Washington
Whs
American Golf Association of Advertising
Ang Birg
Willam Bird
Kate's Mountain Club
William Bird
F. E. Nixon
William Hamilton
Guy Bolte
and Mesa
T. A. Weaver
Hilard Mier, Jr
Misa Gertrude Lometz
Batinilore
Anon
Richmond
Robert S. Reader
Thamani Scntt
Res
Cnomas Rutherford
Elmore D. Rotchkiss
Garret Buckner Wall
Thers
Lovet McCampbell
Ted Scott Browning
W.R. Rappington
George Ashe ‘Taylor
Wiliam S. Sinclair
Edéwin By Morgan
Isaac Herman
Harrd Jeffrey
Thomas Gaunt
Juty
Mere Gr. Logan Peyné
Sra. L. A
Good Kiders
H. Bull
Greenbrier
Howard Seushermand
Tiking
W. Va
Wea
George Seay
Federal Reserve Bank
Hicmond
James B. Weir
Charleston
Hot Springs
Weir
J. & Baumegardner
Jon
Ner
Lars Andersen
Stooktine
Mass
Hareta’ Rosen- Barten
Philadelphia
Heve Gore
Galt
Martha Norelius
Charlies Norellus
Elizaneth
Tondo
Wilfe
Bers
Tagra
Cesental
Dent Coolidge
Fortomac
A.eabingt
Despie
Nold Ing
Washington Cirrus
Spoudents
Assisten
Uirik
Palley
Br. Slemny
Mas Roorrana Daily Mail
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Summer Activities and House Parties Advertised in Charleston
Summer activities fill Charleston with house parties and weekend guests as J J Warwick entertains many young people at their Bilomer home. Guests include F D Yeweil Mrs Howard Ball Miss Jam ikon Fluya and others from the University of Virginia. Fr mam Frances Brightwell returns from Baldgein Bryn Mawr and plans a Vermont summer camp. Allis Cowroy of Washington arrives for visits with Miss Llewellyn Matthews. The piece notes multiple social engagements and summer travel plans, including visitors from Princeton University for Nayak Smith’s graduation and Doh Armitage spending the winter in Washington.
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Bellong
Ehiests
Yeweil
Howard Ball
Meana Mis
Jamikon Fluya
Ruffner Payne
Mina Aléthen
Payne
Mies Artha Warwick
John Warwick
University of Virginnia
Sorel Waiverslis
Frances Brightwell
Baldgein
Bryn. Mawr
Han
Charleston
Sumer
Vermont
Allis
Washington, D
Ghavernton
Llewellyn Matthews
Cowley
Amlsy Matthews
Frances Dana
Mya
Mre. Smith
Princeton
Individuality and Distinction Mark Studio Tea Event
A vivid report of a Studio Tea hosted by the Kangwin Mievers workshop in Vaphol Street. Attendees enjoyed baskets of doughnuts and pretzels, tea, and a serving table where guests helped themselves as decor featured colorful patterns and wall posters.
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Kangwin
Tha Weil
Walla
Klihleen
Kathleen
Leiestek
Phi. Condes
Job Seekers Banes Life Of President
Washington dispatch outlines the pressures on the presidency from patronage to appointments. It notes the President’s burden of managing offices, cabinets, and unseen aides while civic demands push for influence and positions as administrations change. The piece highlights President Coolidge’s work ethic and the roles of assistants, secretaries, and executive clerks shaping the administration.
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