Parties Mark Social Season Revival With Guests in City
Social roundtable notes a renewed social season as visitors arrive, with numerous parties planned at Kanawha Country Club and private homes. Prominent events include informal teas, a Charleston high school class of 1816 reunion, and gatherings in memory of guests from Memphis and Mississippi. The week features dancing, receptions, and upcoming weddings among local families and visiting dignitaries.
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Suremer
Bern
Charleston
Soest
Fay Stroing
Kanawha Country Club
J. OM. Carnes
Clyde Bryant
Mississippi
Jére
Carnew
Bradford
Caroitus
South Charleston Women Benefit Card Party Success
South Charleston Woman's club hosted a benefit bridge and 500 party at the pit house on Friday afternoon. About twenty tables enjoyed yellow and white decor with daisies. high and low scores were awarded to Mrs. F. P. D. White and Mrs. J. A. Jones respectively, with Mr. L. C. Bwacker and Mrs. Ward receiving consolation prizes. The event was led by Mrs. Jena Greeley, with a guest list led by Mrs. H. C. Pearson and many other local ladies and residents. (Continued on Page Two).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston High
Lam
X. J. Alexander
Ier
Karl Cavender
Catherine Dilcher
Devid Gutter
Charles Malcolm
Devid Martin
Elizabeth. Martin
LeRoy Montegue
Leotaard Lewis
GC. KB Billing
B. O. Soul
H. B. Wehrie
South Charleston
Lb. C. Bwacker
J. A. Jones
Ward
Jena Greeley
H. C. Pearson
E. L. Warner
C. D. Seagley
Mira
Edgar MM
Thomas
Mre
A. Hawking
Mir
Tom Mays
E. McDavid
Liord Wildman
Aira
Marion Hodge
Florence Brown Secret Bride of Gregory Shuker
Announcement details the December wedding of Florence Brown to Gregory Shuker at First Presbyterian Ashland Kentucky with private attendants. Newlyweds reside at 1608 Quarrier Street and plan a motor trip to White Sulphur Springs before settling at home.
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Florence Brown
Secret Bride
Gregory Shuker
Haward Brown
Quatrier Street
Edward M. Brown
Daugh
George Gregory Shuker
Ashland
Kentucky
Quarrier Street
First Presbyterian Church
Dougherty
Thlating
Mra
Arthur Les Eberly
Darn
Baier
Charles—ton High School
Weat
Virginia Revview
Shuker
Rad
T. J. Shuker
Quarrier Atreet
Charleston High School
Virginia Military Institute
Camp Mead
Tram
Charleston
Bhaker
White Sulphur Springs
Washington
Otter Polntes
Ens
Tter
Quartier Street
Bridge Luncheon in Honor of Visitor Miss Heymann
Miss Louisa Laing and Milas Gertrude Laing hosted a bridge luncheon at their Quarrier home honoring Miss Helen Heymann of Toledo Ohio who is visiting Charleston as Miss Laing’s guest. Guests included numerous ladies and Mrs Bernard Beard among others. Miss Katherine Duling recently departed for Clifton Forge Virginia to spend the summer with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Lainng
Milas Gertrude Laing
Quarrier
Mrs England to entertain guests in Kanawha St home
Mrs E T England will host a tea at her Kanawha Street home tomorrow in honor of Miss Eloisa Magea of Huntington the guest of Mrs England and Miss Aliss Marjorie Mower of Steubenville visiting. Attending will be Misses Katherine Macbermid Dorothy Higgins Sabra Tucker Anta Brown Beret Shank Kay Hoffman Ruth Mason Helen Crichton Wilma Hu Helen Knufman Dorothy Pratt Jeanette Callaway Eloise Keatley Margaret Cabell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. England
Amerow
Kanawhe Street
Misa Eloisa Magea
Huntington
Large Cottage Colony Rapidly Gathering for Summer at Greenbrier
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS W V June 18 The large cottage that for four summer months adds charm to the White Sulphur and this year will have larger crowds than ever Mr and Mrs Edward Crozer occupy Hawley cottage with guests including Messrs McAdoo and daughters Ellen Wilson and Faith McAdoo others join for the season from New York St Louis and Dallas as cottages fill early arrivals from Richmond Glen Ridge and Berlin are among guests at Greenbrier with many more expected for the summer season.
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W. Vn
Edward Crozer
Hawley
Atk Sava
Mom Gibbs McAdoo
Misser
Ellen . Wilson
Faith McAdoo
Row
W. R. Edtington
New York
Evans
Pillsbury
Florida Row
Thomas W. Rutherford
Shathmond
Morle Li, Isaacs
Robert D. Lewis
St. Louis
W. Bailey, Jr
Dallas
Stevens
Castle Point
Hobosken
Greenbrier
Dawson Coleman
Philadelphia
Messrs
H. Vete Dolan
M. B. Parew Ish
Thornton Lewis
Legare
Birs
J. D. Kennell
Washington
Henry Waters Taft
William R. Huffman
Cincinnati
Richard W. Carrington
Richmond
William R. Trigg
William Gibbs McAddo
W. R. Edrington
Key
Mr. and Bars
Harry Taltore
Kanawha Cl dance formed Mr. Ba ze xy
Fragmentary text mentions Kanawha Cl dance and individuals such as Mr. Ba ze xy Megats iets ae Mare J Bmall and Tiny with unclear context and health vaudeville notes.
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Mr. Baze Xy
Anit
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Misn
Llewellyn Mathews
Flora Mace Black
Memphis
Misa
Marths Julix Thomas
Don Sewsiiye Mathews
Ture
Virginis
Flors
Mina Margaret Shook
Ka- Dawha Street
Jenkintown
Cer
Beaver College
John & Cannaday
Eien Carr Tompkins
of &J
Matherine Hoffman
Bermot
Ark
Margaret
Frank A. Tyre
Frances Lewis
Betty Smithh
Boston
Pine Manor
Sarah Esther Mathews
Hot Springs
Misa Frances Meccuntla
Edward Aivey, Jr
Guarrer
Marcarer
Tou E. Cananay
Betty Smith
Wer Si
Mss
Katherine Hoffman
Saran Elmnei Mathews
Frank R. Hyre
John Evans
Julia Abbitt
E. ©. French
Herbert Thomas
Covington Dodeon
H. A. Bohall
R. L. Bruen
le Champe
J. A. Sones
J. N. Black
Glark Fool
Roy Jenkins
Lort Anderson
Bert Tranmell
Muriel Aldrich
John
Chilton
Lacy Maaste
Eustace Cnnton
William Pyle
D. E. Edwards
I. T. Anderson
M. G. Gleger
G. & Bowen
I. M. Hanna
J. Paul Rusk
J. W. Wilson
Bira
Heath
Mis
H. M. Plage
W. A. Put Dam
Homer Hill
Myra. Philp
Terence
Prancia J. Brooke
Wythoyile
Virginda
Afr
Gitaon Kay- Kendall
Kanawhs Atrest
Brooke
Kuffner Memorial Presbyterian Church
Katherine Duling
Clifton Porge
Mrs. England
Greenbri
William Gibbs McAdoo
Baltimore Row
Drnea
Sottaree
Harry Engel
Walter . Mortland
Charles Donohue
Mew
York
G. A. Gonnell
Scranton
P. W. Flourney
James J. Cabot
L. F. Bruce
Norfolk
Jeanette Treadwell
Kanawha Cl
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