Charleston Society and Club Activities Highlight Meeting and Elections
Charleston chapter 181 of the United Daughters of the Confederacy elected Mrs. Bradford Noyes and several members to represent at the state convention in Morgantown this September. The final chapter meeting was held at Mrs. Noyes home, with alternates named and a list of attendees from Kanawha Street and Baltimore. The report also notes the engagement of Mills Fleshman to Robert M. Frame and upcoming wedding at the bride’s parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford Noyes
G. H. Capterton
J. X. Anderson
K. Payne
Walter H. Fisher
Charleston
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Morgantown
Noyes
Kanawha Street
BE. C. Dawley
Meredith Carver
Lillian
J. Hi. Andersen
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Dex Byrne
A Garait Te Bhelley ‘Hat
N. G. Barger
J. H. Abbot
Joan Simms
FE. C.dawley
Walter H. Pisher
M. J. Goldman
Mills Long Fleshman
S.A. Fleshman
Walton
Robert M. Frame
Oride
Honor Mrs Spriegle and Mrs Charles Dickinson Jr Luncheon
Announcement from Mr. and Mrs. Neil S Mackwen of Maxwell Street confirms the marriage of Claudia to Paul Bond on May 28 in Baltimore. The couple, Charleston High School graduates, were listed in social notices alongside a bridge party and shower hosted by Miss Jean Hutchinson and Miss Marjorie Hutchinson in Columbia Avenue for Mrs James Spriegle formerly Violet Riske, with many guests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil S. Mackwen
Maxwell Strest
Claudia
Paul Bond
John Bond
Michigan Aygnue
Baltimore
Bond
Charleston High School
West Virginia
Jean Hutchinson
Marjorie Hutchinson
Columbia Avenue
James Spriegle
Violet Riske
Spriegle
Doris McAfee
Henny Griffin
Mixs
Frank Jones
Gladys Buckley
Vesta Shaw
Julia Wintz
Almaith
Eva Wakeman
Flora Dutfield
Janes Hutchinson
Hamer Work= Tan
Sylvia
Pioneer Club Dance Opens Summer Social Series
The Pioneer club held its inaugural summer dance at Ka nawhs country club with a pre-dance dinner. Numerous members and guests attended, with extensive lists of couples dining and dancing, reflecting a bustling social scene.
Craft-Wilson Wedding Held At Home Ceremony
Thelmen Martha Wilson daughter of Mrs Viola Wilson and the late Newman L Wilson married Wilbur Samuel Craft of Widen at nine o'clock Sunday morning in the bride's home at 13 Woodward court. The Rev A Chappell pastor of Humphreys Memorial Methodist church led the service. The bride wore a heavy lachite crepe frock with a waist length ruffled cape and carried a bouquet of white roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelmen
Martha Wilson
Viola Wilson
Newman L. Wilson
Wilbur Samuel Craft
Widen
Woodward Court
A. Chappell
Humphreys Memorial Methodist Church
South
Young Women Canoe Trip Down Elk River
Three young women Cleo Wehrle Anne Lou Weitrle and Lucille McGuire canoed from the city to lower Spread Shoents Porter's Creek Clay county covering 28 miles. They left Monday morning and reached their destination Sunday evening with no mishaps enjoying rapids and scenic beauty. They plan additional trips upriver this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk River
Cleo Wehrle
Anne Lou Weitrle
Lucelle McGuire
Shoents
Porter's Creek
Clay County
Benday
Belg
Parkersburg Pair Marry Amid Formal Midwest Festivities
Ruth Bradford of Parkersburg served as maid of honor in a ceremony forMr. Craft. Mrs Kenneth Langfitt of Parkersburg stood as best man. The bride’s mother wore blue silk and white gloves while sister Virginia Wilson wore yellow brown attire with white accessories. Craft, a Petersburg High School graduate, plans to reside in Widen after visiting the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bradford
Parkersburg
Hebor
Kenneth Langfitt
Mr. Craft
Wilson
Virginia Wilson
Craft
Charleston High School
Mountain State Business College
Petersburg High School
Widen
Chleags
West Side Women Honor Mrs Higginbotham Henson Shower
A mixed shower honored Mrs Homer Henson formerly Edna Higginbotham at the West Side Women's Club hosted by Mrs Beckwith and others. Numerous guests including Mrs Robert Butler and Mrs John Henson attended, with a Puckette and Pringle family reunion held later at Big Chimney for Mrs Massey’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Woma's Club
Florence Uavender
Marister Bell
Cameron Warner
D. H. Gates
Ray Bedovith
Charles Blaine
J. A. Gates
L. Bowyer
A. S. Boggs
George Gates
Leona Hele
Roy Henson
Tracey Legg
Fred Dent
Tom Gates
Ross Dixon
D. S. Baker
J. A. Given
B. H. Adams
Franklin Gates
Jerome Salmionds
Frederick Strasser
Roy Gates
W. EK
Roberta
John Henson
Myrlie Mace
D. Haskell Gates
David Nease
Ned Miller
Gladia Mullin
Larfalda Settle
Kathleen Mortis
Helen Rankin
Burton Perkins
Glenyée Sayre
Kathleen Wells
Josephine Lewis
Marcel Osborne
Puckette
Pringle
Jackson County
Massey
Big Chimney
Local Socials and Party Guests Highlight Ripley and Charleston
A list of residents and guests from Ripley, Elkview, Charleston, Logan, and nearby towns attending gatherings and celebrations. Names include Creed Puckette family, Johnson Puckette family, Rex Crouser, Eloise Mazsey, Grace Akers, Lacey Mauaie, Miss Edith Anderson, and Grace Hines among others. Grant street club hostesses and church youth picnic details appear, with notes on reservations and upcoming Owl club meeting at Columbia Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creed Puckette
Andrey
Joseph Puckette
Mira
Johnson Puckette
Laurence Puckette
Finley Puckette
Floyd
Harvey
Ripley
Bird
Sherman Barnhart
Sendyville
M. Mann
Charles Joseph
Charleston
John Hughes
Rex Crouser
Elkview
William Pruline
Owl Club
Hig
Columbia Boulevard
Community Activities Invite Women To Tea And Talks
Local notices detail a 2 PM Friendship Tea at First Methodist Church with missionary society invitations and talks by Mrs. A L Amick and Mr H E Kendle. Miss Mattie Given leads an 8 PM Gleaner's Bible class program at Humphreys Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Chick
Church
The
Missionary Society
A. L. Amick
Mattle Given
Gleaner’s
Humphreys Memorial Methodist Episcopal ¢Church, South
C. G. ‘Hage
R. M. Hickman
G. W. Hundley
Hog. Tabor
Eva Hawes
Sixth Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Pattern and patterns vintage ad from Charleston Gazette
The 1933 oil couture pattern advertises a cap sleeve frock with high neckline and capelet swag, offering sizes 14 to 40 and instructive sewing details. It promotes inexpensive crisp cottons and a catalog for Antie Adams patterns, with price and order details and scattered social notes about local residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Gazette Pattern Department
West 17Th Gstrast
New York City
Personal notes from Charleston area social roundups
Mrs. Fred Pemberton Hag returned from Gallipolis Ohio after a weekend with friends. Mrs. Glen Lilly returned to Spencer after visiting Mrs. W W Lowe of Mat street. Mrs. Y B McCowan returned to Charleston from Phoenix Arizona guest of Mrs B A Masters of 1912 McClung street. Miss Iva Paxton and Miss Hildreth Stewart returned from Athens where they spent the weekend with Mrs Swansie Pauley. Mr O K Payne of Kanawha Street returned from a business trip to Washington. Miss Frances Anderson of 1414 Virginia Street leaves for Camp Mintwanca Shelby Michigan to serve as a counselor this summer accompanied by Mary Les Moris and Helen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pemberton Hag
Gallipolis
Glen Lilly
Spencer
W. W- Lowe
Mat Utreet
McCowan Hag
Charleston
Phoenix
Arts
Fhd
B.A. Mo
McClung Street
Iva Paxton
Hildreth Stewart
Athens
Swansle Pauley
O. K. Payne
Kanawha Street
Washington
Franpes Anderson
Virginia Street
Camp Mintwanca
The
American Youth Foundation
Shelby, Mich
Miss Anderson
Mary Les Moryis
Helen
Education Board Meets Here Today In West Virginia
The state board of education meets at the statehouse for the first time since two new members were appointed by Governor Kump on June 3. Charles Gy Gain of Martinsburg and W F P Roberts of Buckhannon arrived in the city and called on the governor. No special business was listed. the session is expected to continue on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of
West Virginia Tennis Tourney Players Visit Charleston
Weekend notes list residents visiting in Charleston and other towns. Miss Hilten Harper and Mrs Homer Nages of Elkins are guests of Mr Dlen Harper at the Ruffner hotel. Mrs William S Graham and William Graham Jr of Oak Hill stay with Basil Waller on Breece Street. Hesil Wailer and Mrs Wailer return from New York. Mrs Ivan Davis of Kingwood visits Charleston with Mr Davis employed in the state auditor's office. The Maginols and Robert Simma of Nitra spend Sunday at Ripley and Spencer. The Byrne family returns from a trip to Lerington Virginia. George F Darlington family of Garvin Avenue weekend in Aiutikisyt. Earl Osgood and Mrs Young visit from Glen Dale Cal. Mrs Frank Porta returns from Kanawha Valley hospital. Miss Marie Hall of Montgomery visits grandmother Mrs J A Naylor on Wyoming Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Stout
W. W. Burner
Wesley Conley
Carl MacAndrews
H. D. Everett
Guy Oakes
William Stewart
Harvey Davis
Emmett Beaver
Aud Mra
J. D. McDonald
Benton Davenport
Frencis Farley
Charles Swearengen
Eb, Biagt
George R. Penn
Donny Weothers
G. A. Ward
F. A. Hardesty
John Mann
I. G. Rector
D. J. Provence
B. BS. Coffman
Hubert Kelly
James Graham
Jack Lee
Ruth McEldowney
Mott South
Hawaii
Kite
Beck
Key
H. G. Dawes
Eleanor Fuller
Elizabeth Kump
Eliabeth Youngs
Ruth Edmunds
Jean Hulltman
Katherine Kahle
Vivian Robnson
Irene Swinburne
Margeret Hope Summ
Mary Gaston
Miles Jean Zoblster
Jas Roberta Woodrum
Jean Ellen Muller
Miles
James Duncan
William T. O'Farrell
Charles Ghre
Cacl Toung
T. B. Bradley
Charles Groff
Dans Shaver
Burl Reed
Wade Smith
W. Hyrnis Mason
Elmer Wierhake
Bjarne Larrsen
Floyd Major
Andrew Brawley
Grant F. Hall, Jr
Mitchel Unger
Clarence Lewis
G. 3
Hilten Harper
Homer Nages
Elkins
Dlen Harper
Ruffner Hotel
Wiliam S. Graham
William Graham, Jr
Oak Hil
Basil Waller
Breece Street
W. H. Maginols
Robert Simma
Nitra
Ripley and Spencer
R. Byrne
Quarrier Streat
Lerington
George F. Darlington and Sons
Garvin Avenue
Aiutikisyt
Earl Osgood
Glendale
Cal
Roger Young
South. Greenbrier Street
Frank Porta
Wyoming Street
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Marie Hall
Montgomery
Mrx, J. &, Naylor
Wyoming ‘Street
South Side Hickory Club Meets Tonight
The South Side Hickory democratic club plans a session at the Fern Banke school house with K. Bear, state supervisor of elementary schools, discussing the county school system. The meeting aims to recruit new members and covers topics of interest to the Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola
Hickory Democratic Club
Highton
Fern ‘Banke
Eves Ring
K. Bear
Also Mentioned on This Page
Honor Mrs. Spriegle
Charles Dickinson, Jr
Malden
Harl Osgood
Degond
South Greenbrier
Pioneer Club Dance
Pioneer Club
Kanawhs Country Club
Ray Poynter
Jerome Schwabe
Moore Carter
Herman Bennett
Ray L. Hope
Apa
Ralph Beddox
Roberts. Hyde
John Parker Moore
William Savage
C. Raymond Morgan, Jr
Denver Morgan
Philip Hii
William Woodroe
Kenneth McClung
Herbert Garred
George Demsneredge
Clifford Batton
Gregory Shulker
E. D. Snare
Snare
John 4. Middleton
Wors
Norman Greene
William Smart
William Singer
Bqrt Shamblin
Robert Simmonds
Charles Ermen Wright
Rebeccs, Dickinson
Mary Ellen Watts
Catherine Stahlman
Montague Wickline
Mary Elizabeth Johnsteen
Bea‘the Dial
Mies
Theresa Godby
Henry Butts
John Axons
Raymond Fry
Howard Williams
Edward Goldsmith
George Harper
John Higginbotham
A. W. Laing
W. Gs. Owen
Ralph Rowan
Thomas
Eee
Quartier St
Elfaurid's
Hale Stree
Cherierton
Mrs. Henson
L. V. Bradley
Grant Street
W. H. O'Dell
Bess Harrison
FO. Young
Edward F. Koch
M. Dividen
V. V. Hanrk
Ralph Tngram
Hoke Smith
Edith Anderson
Wooster Springs
Guy Erwin
Presbyterian Church
Reed
Charles McDowell
Freda Campbell
Katherine Campbell
Ruth Guinos
Violet Morris
Gladys Morris
Mary Ethel Morris
Reva Pearl Gardiner
Mary Virginia Canterbury
Charles Campbell
Jennings Mortis
Barry Marshall
Carlyle Marshall
Kenneth Brown
Edward Graig
Joseph McGroban
Harry Gardiner
Rheine Els
Dale Mcfewell
Lloyd Crowder
Cyril Hell
William Wealmr
Charles Gressing
Widen Cave
Helen Ritchie
Samuel Glover, Jr
Huntington
Coma Lee Hines
St. Albans
Sitth Avenue
Garnet Moore
Clendenin
Paillis
Thelma Thornburg
California
Marie Osborne
John Martin
Robert Jones
Dufford Bryant
George Ackerman
Hass Bassett
Worman's Missionary Society of the Calvary Baptist Child
F. B. Secrest
Beauregard
Ww. 5
Mottesherry
Ethel T. Harrington
Frank Pickens
J. L. McLane
J. W. Cooke
O. I. Parsons
Frank Montague
W. BE
Humphreys Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Saih
Gherleston
Zlonial Organization
Cavins
Mary Louise Musser
Benjamin Kump
Garret Allen
Camp Minivanca
Violet Louise Pearse
Decota
Ruth Sparkes
Beckiey
Mise Rhelda Burleson
Maxine Atoms
Park Sye~ Ie
J. M. Knight
Knight
T. L. Miles
Virginia Hanshaw
Wiliam Jenking Sre
Farkersburg
United Brethren Training Sea
James Hofgaard
Delaware Avenue
Mrs. C. K. Robinson
Q. A. Knerr
E. Gavin
Margaret Knerr
Fayetteville
Kere
W. E. Sullivan
Columpus
Cedarville
Wava Drake
Charlanton General Hospital
Gay Wilson
Kingwood
Malden, Mesa
Education Board
Fistives
Beckley
Hesil Wailer
Ivan Davis
Davis
State Auditor's Office
South Side Hickory Club
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Ri Risbi
Kotex
Ashman
American Radiator Company
Second Ave
Pittsburgh, Pa
Quarrier Street
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