Picnics and Bathing Parties Dominate Charleston Week
Charleston society favored outdoors amid heat with picnics and bathing at beaches and pools. A wedding, Miss Molen Eucttie Siiman, tied to Prod Ss White near Charleston, with few guests and a traveling wedding dress.
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Borg
Charleston
Mian Molen
Mikes Nuva Weratfall
Onis
Antimnte
Youn
Killeymoon
Ciheinoet
Akron
Ublo
Cenide
Washington Paradox in Summer Campaigns Explored
In a Washington context the paradox emerges as national politics heat up this summer. The capital becomes the hub as candidates and parties pivot between campaign activity and legislative duties, with distant campaigns shaping state contests while Congress faces a charged atmosphere.
Essay Contest Won by Miss Shawkey
Miss Clara M. Naylor of Gratton took second place and Margaret J. Fielder of Mor Kantown earned third in the West Virginia high school division of the national essay contest. Shawkey, daughter of Dr and Mrs Arthur Shawkey of Charleston, won first prize with a four year college course paid. The prizes were funded by LL Firestone of Akron and awarded by the Michigan Education Board, with judges from West Virginia University. Finals were held at the Washington event synchronized with the Good Sendy convention.
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Mira Hloing Shawkey
Weet Wirwinin
Kirth
West Vir Kinin
Washington
Cours
Bon
Rod Berka
Mule
de FuOv
LL & Firestone
Akron
Thio
Metuchdonnt
Mra
Arthur Bghawkay
Besurouned
Street Wid & Racent Graddain
Charleston High School
Kitt Acout
Notin Shi Saas
Myers-Morton Nuptials Among June Weddings in State
The June wedding of Milky Hmelyn ty Wil ell Marten ad entrurd at Meer featured a quiet ceremony with few guests. Attending were relatives and close associates from Churinstan and nearby, with Rev. Ch It Mavdeiueat officiating. The groom, Myers, son of Edward Fi Myer and the late Mrs. Myera, is a West Virginia legal figure, while the bride’s lineage and attendants reflected regional families. The event followed by a brief wedding tour planned to Charleston, West Virginia, and included references to education and local social circles.
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SrAgaMerist
Angtoy
Lenat
Washington
Hothed
Sid
Cma
Conseiquenes
Apiaehiy
Ida
Conrieun
Congress Wall
Sacia
Milky
Andy Podugitily
Rey
Eftielstinn
Bess Gorae
Rey Choi
Churinstan
Grosin
Aly
Immedi
Uberarmens
Lxsunds
Ars Thomix
Ridward Martyanhuyaz
Hee
Emely Duell
Cittord
Myerx
Charleston
West
Tehouta
Sho
Miarndstl College
Old West Virginia
Vingveray
Saamen
Chaeteatun
Teachara
Myers
Stites Hintertin Ane
Edward Fi Myer
Myera
Maken Gits
Mien County
Wer
Virginia
Henry Myers
Weil Kupwr
West Virginia
Bert Fier
Witwer
Jolt
Hig Ra Fraternity
Iet Vetredort Bie
University of Whiengu
Local Women Prepare for Chi Omega National Convention
Delegates from West Virginia University and other chapters travel to White Sulphur Springs for Chi Omega national convention. Notables include Miss Jeanine Mae O'Brien, Miss Isabel Luavlt, and Mary Rehucia Waertiger, with numerous attendees listed. The Charleston delegation joins, and local events include a meeting of the Chatteston Woman's Club and reports from Miss Cladhelow.
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Charleston
National’ Sorority
White Sulphur Springs
Shatin
Chi Omega
Sule Bake City
Milas
Susan
Mins
Pete
Tg West Vi
Hida University
Jeminie Mae O'Brien
Syenver
Ilisabelly Luavltt
Purleorn Babrep
Charlestan
Wille Migs Tanbelt
Charmate
Melel Kuli
Murzantuen
Miias Calcio
Chatteston Woman's Club
Fiste Pister Cladhelow
West
Mrs Kinchéloe Features at Music Club Convention
Mrs Kinchéloe headlines a fifth annual Federation Music Club convention. Notables include Miss Cora Atos dent, Mrs Sinehelps Kent, and Miss Atchison of Clarlish. Speakers Mr Avatman T Barbe and Mrs Kinchele heap address attendees while discussing composers and plans for West Virginia music education and a future national opera box in Clacia Antl.
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Waat Vivgin
Federsly
Atrinemt
Wy Ee Kinchelie
Smu
Sinehelps Kent Ty Clarkabiins Betore
Cora Atos Dent
Soliebay
Yo Ratteus
Iola
Clarksburg
Miss Atchison
Clarlish
Evatts
Mr. Vale
RT Urs
Avatman T. Barbe
Kinchelheap
Efc
Milas Ino Mhomsen Wate
Machlasburg
Mise Guth Weisiber
Salem
Ind
Frank Steberting
Alon
Ohlo Smany
Mrs. Kinchele
Anid "Twe Sweeteye
Oun
Thuraday
Atrs
Kelley
Virginis
National Opera
Clacia- Antl
Sleberling
Cotlellpe M
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Mintte
Robert Mesmer
Otra
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Quarricentredt
Anna Chaclnna Mage
Thia City
W. WB Byene
Hae Aeroorntis National Convertion
Ch Solennet
Norfolk
Vai
Dena Shore
Ben Shore
Quarrier Street
Isa Kathleen Ferghson
Huntington
Robert Bond
Mina Irene Barnes
J. Walter Barnes
Charles Nash
Mies Rath Colvilla
Mary Rowiin
John Rowan
Jackson Street
Botton Row
Mollie Jenkins
Dale Knox Matheny
Miss Elgine King
Arthur. King
Coumbus
Ohio
Matheny-Lewis
Dale Knox
Matheny
Wheeling
Mr. Lewis
Thomas L. Lewis
Park Drive
Latte
Tia
Miss Shawkey
Francis Purley
W William Mecion Hava
Ter Wolvermlty
Drcinba Miliary Satute
University of Surth Ciyro
Myers-Morton
Ripley
Pauity
Walter
Nifn
Dewartinwil
Pilvtary
Capitak Annex
Brit Bert
Sésay Historinn
Bevernne Meer
Asheville Resort
North Carolina
Summer Colony
Ashnvillie
Fae
Pete Hunt
Mies Bilzahert Saecortete
Mina
Mrs. Kinchéloe
State
Federation
Fairmont
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