Circle Holds Installation of Kings Daughters Officers
The Silver Cross circle of Kings Daughters held installation at the First Methodist Episcopal church yesterday. Officers installed included Bir. E. F. Phillips as president and Mrs. Haymond Maxwell as vice president with a long list of board members and attending members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Cross Circle of
King’s Daughters
Bir
E. F. Phillips
Haymond Maxwell
H. Rus Wame
E. C. Stotts
M. A. Wildman
W. G. Conley
A. J. Weethee
C. A. Robinson
G.dulln
Local Social Notes and Travel Snippets
Mrs. M M Williamson of Quarrier Street returns from Cape Cod with her daughter Mrs Frank Huributt. Hazel R Harrison of Casspyer Wyoming is called to Charleston by her mother Mrs Mildred Morris. Mrs Morris dies at her daughter’s Miller Street home. Harold A Ritz returns from Huntington. C H Green of Arlington Court is a patient at Dr Phillips hospital. Mary Watson Koontz returns home for the summer from National Cathedral School in Washington. Eliott Nether spends days in Pittsburgh. James G Sullivan visits Pittsburgh. Miss Ethel Brockell and Viola Brockell return from Roanoke. Elizabeth Wolfex plans to leave for Clarksburg to join friends for a Colorado Springs trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zimmer
Clea
Catherine
Ohio
Michigan
Mary Brown
Athens
J.J. Brown
Pratt
Mary Johnson
V. J. W. Scott
South Charleston
Mander
The
Knights
M. M. Williamson
Quarrier Street
Cape Cod
Mass
Frank Huributt
Hazel R. Harrison
Casyper
Wyo
Charleston
Mildred Morris
Morris
James Vancamp
Miller Street
Mary Watson Koontz
Stu ‘Dent
National Cathedral School
Washington
Eliott ‘Nether
Pittsburgh
James G. Sullivan
Ethel "Brockell
I Viola Brockell
Roanoke
Elizabeth "C. Wolfex
Clarksburg
Colorado Springs
Mary Knauts
Mildred Huttman
Kanawha Street
Bolivar
Tenn
T. J. Robson
Kay Black
Norfolk
Wood Carper
Carper
Eleanor Ruth Robson
Ann Laldiey Raine
General Haspiss Haz
Robert Keck
Edgewood
W. C. Arnold
Edgewood Drive
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Glenn Gosling
Dayton
Margaret Chapman
Bradford Street
Jon Starcher
June Bride Marries Mr Wilson Harris in Montgomery
Miss Catharine Virginia Cawley daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles A Cawley of Montgomery wed Wilson A Harris son of Mr and Mrs J A Harris of Catlett Va in a Monday morning ceremony at the Montgomery Methodist parsonage officiated by Rev C N Nutter. Attendants were Mrs C M Corder and Mr B A Johnson. The bride's family longtime residents. Harris formerly employed locally. Mrs Harris, Cabin Creek district high school graduate. couple to reside in Washington DC.
Mrs Gillham Hosts Tea for Noted Guests
Mrs. Gillham of Wyoming Street invites guests for a three to five afternoon tea at her home honoring several visitors including Mrs. William C. Penrose of Akron and Mrs. T Johnson Clancy Jr who recently moved from Louisville. The guest list features numerous Charleston residents and delegates to see International Inc's convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Gillham
Wyoming Street
Akron
T. Johnson Clancy, Jr
Charleston
Louisville
Marian Clancy
Goldman
R. C. Montellus
Lee D. Laughlin
Ethel — Montellus
Marjorie Allison
Misa_ Marlys Wammer
Mildred Goldman
Roy Slack
Mary Ann Slack
Marylin Penrose
Stanley Gill
Gordon Moir
William F. Schadell
Edgar Gans
R. T. Ayers
BR. Kyle
J. W. Wilson
Frederick ©. Dutton
M. L. Bonar
Elsa Houtermans
Martin Wammer
John Q. Hall
Stein Hall
E. 3. Coffman
Vv. T. Churchman
Hubert Skinner
Walter E. Flynn
Iw. ON. Stoops
H. D. Rolling
Fay Fleshman
Harry Finnell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Silver Cross
William
Ziebold and Sons
William and
Thomas
Colum
Selene Gifford
Dodge Hotel
Washington, D. C
Angus MacDonald
Charles Town
Atra
E.R. Habicht
Questa
Chalfonte-Haddon Hall
Tlantic City
Eos
Isabelle Gleason Beary
Washington, D. Cu Ie
DeWitt Gallaher
South
C. W. Hudson
Mrs. Hudson
Harold A. Ritz
Huntington
House
Senate
H.C. Zoggix
C. H. Green
Arlington Court
Dr. Phillips’ Hospital
Mrs. Gillham
Vof
See International, Inc
Soma Pepperell Fabrica
MENS
Forday Ench Beturday
Saas
Levin
Fargas
Batiste
Tuessee
Sa Women’s
Oxfords
Sturity
NS Tan Oor
Men's Athletic Union
Juni
Dad’s Boys
Mais
Agi Argain
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