Wedding Party Photos Highlight 1925 Charleston High Grads
Left to right Mrs Frank Fields former Miss Virginia Chenoweth daughter of Mr and Mrs John Chenoweth maid of honor Lenora MacCorkle daughter of Judge and Mrs A D MacCorkle of South Hille three Emich daughters Catherine Elizabeth and Ann Lewis graduates of Charleston High School class of 1925 twins L and A Emich Mrs C H Rombsch of St Louis with son Jimmy guests of Mrs Chilton Hawkins of Edgewood Bottom Mrs John Roach Sproul formerly Miss Hazel Hatfield married in Chester Pa last Thursday (Wanna a mening nd)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fields
Virginia Chenoweth
John Chenoweth
Lenora MacCorkle
A. D. MacCorkle
South Hille
Fields-Chenoweth
L. A. Emich
Lee Street
Charleston High School
Dewn
Catherine
Elizabeth
Ann Lewis
C. H. Rombsch
St. Louis
Jimmy
Chilton Hawkins
Edgewood
John Roach Sproul
Mise Hazel Hatfield
Chester
Charleston Social Season Opens With Many Out Of Town Guests
Charleston society enjoyed a week of major social events many weddings and parties. Notable visitors include Miss Margaret Park of Baltimore and Miss Elizabeth Patterson of Bunton among others, staying with local hosts across the season’s early gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Harteston
Margaret Park
Baltimore
Dan Morler
Fannin Greee
Alex Nelson
Athens
Ohio
Lh C. Pickett
A. G King
Whealth
Walter Blerkamp
Mlee Gladge Enix
Pittsburgh
Mion Evelyn Ballard
Peggy McNeal
Bridge Party Honoring Visiting Guests In Jackson Street
Misses Mary and Jono Rowan hosted a socially noted bridge party on Jackson Street to honor Mrs. Erskine Hill of Roanoke and Miss Margaret Pugh of Baltimore. Dozens of attendees included Mrs. Dee Mohler, Mrs. Charles Nash, Dr. Lawrence Edward Martin, Miss Janet Kelly, Miss Agnes Noyes, and Mrs. Louis Rowan among others. The event showcased a cordial welcome to out-of-town visitors with a lively afternoon of cards and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary and
Jean Rowan
Mrs. Erskine Hill
Margaret Pugh
Mary
Jono Rowan
Thatrorne
Jackson Street
Erskine Hill
Roanoke
Mies Bowen
Baltimore
Dee Mohler
Mire. Hill
Mien Pugh
James Imboden
Robert Milford
Miles Paulina Staehiin
Mise Betty Posten
Mra
den Mohter
Charlies Nash
Leon Hioach
Fred Stambaugh
Edward Donnelly
Agnes Noyes
Louis Rowan
William Peters
Janet Kelly
Harry Thayer
Catherine Gallaher
Dire
Lawrance Edward Martin
Mery Rowan
Crews Whitehurst Ceremony Held at Bride's Residence
A quiet wedding took place yesterday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs W I Whitehurst in Gilxie Street. Their daughter Christine Whitehurst wed Clifford Crews with Rev Frank Brown officiating. Miss Jean Whitehurst served as maid of honor, Warren Cunningham as best man, and bridesmaids Carolon Emerisx and flower girls Jean and June Whitehurst. The bride wore pink georgette, with a pink bouquet. the bridal party wore lace and lavender, carrying peonies. Mrs Whitehurst and Mrs Crews attended.
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Mes
W. I. Whitehurst
Gilxie Street
Christine Whitehurst
Dwar Cilfton Crews
Tusdly
Frank Brown
Jean Whitehurst
Warren Cunningham
Carolon Emerisx
Little Jean
June Whitchoret
JL. OQ
Emerick
Mra. Whitehurnt
Mra
Crews
Mrs Anderson Hosts Bridge At South Side Club
Mrs James Anderson entertained Friday at the South Side Woman's club. The event featured pink and yellow decorations, high score prize won by Mrs Monard Elster, second by Mrs Henry Uerhin, and a luncheon with guests including Mrs W B Mathews and many local residents. A marriage notice for Zoella Davis Hively and Hembach was included with plans to reside in Detroit Michigan.
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South Side Woman's Club
James Anderson
John Francia Ambarat
Yoom
Mra 'Monard Elster
Henry Uehrhin
Mize Thelma Lilly
Clarance Simma
Cyrus Silling
Mysa Ruth Tlack
Missouri
Pill Cenly
K. Vi Heed
John Franklin Courtney
Eugena Murray
Mina Louise Carag
Mish Eather Davin
I J. Gareman
Jenge Hobaon Mes
Heldon Chaves
Ruling
JiMzabeth Mathews
Brown Vrusion
Bert
Mea
Walter Blerkaryn
WB. Wright
Ay May
W. & Gineny
W. GC. Conly
A. A. Idlly
Dire
Tine Ott
Viomas Feck
Wiliam Goshern
Howard McJunkin
C. Z. Monre
Ta Diamond
Elizabeth Hummel
Bre & C
le G. Davie
Michigan Avenue
Uell Slater Zoella Davis Hively
Crews and Miss White to Marry in Charleston
The son of the late Paul E. Crews of Durham North Carolina and Miss Crews are tied to Charleston where he works in the right of way department of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. The couple plans a trip to Cleveland on Niagara Falls and Canoga and will be at home after July at Brookland Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Whitehurst
Crews
Paul E. Crews
Durhamm
N. O
Charleston
Chesapeake and Potoman Telephone Company
Cleveland
Niagara Fetle
Canoga
Brookland
Vacation Time Shifts for College Students
The article notes a shift in summer for students from pure leisure to work and study. Many return to family or other offices, while others seek internships or casual jobs. Some combine travel with employment or continue coursework to finish studies. Names like Florence Lakin, Offut Lakin, Frances Straitwell, Roland, Love of Huntington, Nathan Poffentearzer, William Lehman, Andrew Tay, Carson Lewis appear as students working or studying.
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Pervnd Ant
Swimmer School
Alacs
Chiny
Combina
Ura. B
Ing. Milas
Florence Lakin
Ing
Offut Lakin
Misa Frances Strlhtwell
Roland
Charles Love
Huntington
Nathan Poffentearzer Ia
Wilam Lehman
Andrew Tay
Washington
Leer
Carson Lewis Je Spein
London Hostesses Dazzled by American Prodigality in Society
English hostesses view American luxury with alarm as lavish parties near the Savoy and Bond Street tempt the elite. Mrs Jimmie Carrigan hosts Indian princesses for a $40,000 evening with wine fountains and priceless tripods, while Mrs Stuyvesant Lapham entertains thirty six guests at a polar table. The article notes the high cost of London society and questions why English hostesses vanish after summer, predicting Mrs Brown will relocate to London in autumn to continue the revels.
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Duke of
York
Wales
England
Immie" Carrigan
James Core Tga
New York
London
Stuyvesant Lapham
New Rochelle
Hle Raoum
Savoy
North Pole
Amundsen
Pole
Jook
Harry
Brown
Mia
Nelly" Vanderbilt
Landen
Southern Golf Championship At Biltmore Forest Sets Records
The 23rd Southern Golf Association tournament at Biltmore Forest in Asheville attracted thousands as the event marked the fastest pace in Dixie. The course length was extended to about 6500 yards, drawing 200 golfers and many social events, with Jack Wengler from Memphis turning professional during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N.C
Southern Golf Association
Biltmore Forest
Dixie
Clus
National
Western Golf Associations
Jack Wengler
Femphis
Narree
Mrs Hallanan Bridge Luncheon at Edgewood Club
Mrs Walter Hallaway hosted a bridge luncheon at Edgewood Country Club for Mrs Fannie Greg of Calumbux Ohio, with guests enjoying a morning of bridge followed by lunch. The event included ten tables of cards and convivial chatter among attendees.
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Edgewood Country Club
Iss Fannie Gregg
Walter Hallaway
Fannie Greg
Calumbux
Ohio
Mra. W.a M.cott
Bridge
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Philadelphia
J. H. Gaines
Erskine Huler
John Campbell
Bangor
Maine
Norman Beker
Emily Johnson
Fort Thomas
Misa Maith
Comuren
Elizabeth Beller
Ironton
Ales Helen Crichton
Elizabeth Patterson
Bunton
Ruth Below
Randolph Patterson
Dorris Forman
Morgantown
Katherin Iamm
Marlin Haur
Coral Gables
Pla
Serene White
Alice Goodrich
Whitehurst
Asheville Resort
North Carolina
Contiard
Wround
Lambert Ly
Alex Gate
Mrs. Hallanan
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