Society Notes Highlight Florence Johnson Bridge Tea
Florence Johnson hosted a bridge tea for the South Charleston Women's club in Covington Kentucky on June 23 1928 honoring her sister Ann Elizabeth. The club rooms were orchid and green with guests listed among local society names and several hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Johnson
South Charleston
Norine Poleman
Artis Sinats
Mildred Wood
Beatte Gross
Peggy Johnson
Arna Cardest
E. L. Rackman
Progress Made on Plan For Oceanic Seadrome System
New York reports a bold sea-drome concept by inventor Armstrong. A Langley seadrome near Delaware Bay will anchor southeast of New York, hosting 7,200 foot landings and hotels for 125 guests, with meteorological stations, beams for navigation, and emergency planes. He envisions 38 seadromes linking nations, cutting transatlantic trips to hours and boosting U.S. commercial dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bermuda
B. R. Arimstron
Atlantic
Faris
London
United States
America
Armstrong
General Motors
du Pont
Fishing Creek
Delaware Hay
Cape May
Langley
Uither
Severa
Chanute
Wright
Maxim
Hargrave
Henson
Paulps
Farman
Harpsave
Isle of Flores
Agores
International Proble
Dronies
Halifax
St. John’s
Boston
Norfolk
Plymouth
Borden's
Vigo
Libaon
Cucia
Pacific
Neithar
Wy Island
Jeland
Arstrong
Miss Mary Morton Hosts Tea at Morton Residence
A social tea hosted by Miss Mary Morton and Mrs. Harold G. Truslow at 1 Beatrice Street drew about 140 guests between four and six o clock. Attendees included Mrs. Hatty Molen of Wheels, Mrs. Charles Mash of Pittsburgh, Mr ter D. Krhoe of Mount Vernon, and Mrs. Morgan Mann formerly Miss Jeannette Calloway. Pink and white decor featured pink and white bowls and silver candlesticks. guests were served tea by Mrs. Garlind Th poured and Miss Framers Wicker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Harold G. Truslow
Morton
Beatrecard Street
Hatty Molen
Wheels
Charles Mash
Pittsburgh
Ter D. Krhoe
Mount Vernon
Morgan Mann
Jeannette Calloway
Gordon Bee Lik
Pltiip Zier
Garlind
Wicker Uheim
Dew Clapmat
Ted Sturmer
Ide Fink
Mary Dean Krrbs
Burdetts McWhorter
Elisabeth Morton
Kanawehen sewing club hosts Tuesday gathering at Ramey
St Albans neighbors report Kanawehen sewing club will entertain guests Tuesday at 10 o clock evening at Mrs D O Gregi on Sixth Avenue Austrhay. Mrs Frances Turney to host Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion Monday evening a cyclotur laes at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pix
W. C
Wheeling
Will Ivan
Kanawehen Sewing Club
D. O. Gregi
Sixth Avenue
Austrhay
Frencis Turney
Pennsylvania
Metin
St, Albans
Dnuehters of
America
Couscilor
Counel
Charlaton
Birat Presbyteriads
F. G. Morerison
Weekend Visitors and Local Social News Roundup
Local society items report weekend visits and homecomings across Charleston, Gallipolis, and Huntington. Families such as Hightawn Spurlock and Haps Yenstall return from trips. Mrs Cadie and Statler families are noted as hospital or visiting relatives. A social dance at St. Albans, a luncheon at the Morning Glory Inn, and a late picnic at Lower Falls Beach highlight community gatherings with college bands, campus orchestras, and local hosts remembered for hosting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston General Hospital
C. O. Statler
Joe
Micks
Weston
CH. Foster
Helen Foster
Charleston
L.A. Beheards
Papel Starler
John Basant
Caresston
Wes
Westcott
Jean Hols
South Charleston
Paul Dawson
James Hassitt
Young Married Indies Circle Meets At Upper Kanawha Terrace
The First Baptist church group held Friday night worship and a business session led by Mrs. L J White. Members discussed equipment for the kitchenette in the new Sunday school unit and planned a July picnic at Lower Falls beach hosted by Mrs. White. A piano sale was performed by Miss Dorothy Davis as part of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roth Hereford
Vivian
Peggy
I. E. Barker
Harry Barker
Betty
Marys. Barker
Opal O'Neil
Mabel Brooks
Lower
Falla Beach
Wilma Lander
Betty Cowl
Ius Zendo Pell
Dorothy Laner
Arthur Edwards
Paul Lane
Pricay
Lewisburg
Young People's Row- Serence
Coffman Bible
Everette Ward
Methodist Episcopal
Mary Evelyn and
Helen
First Baptist Shurch
Upper Kanawha Terrace
L. J. White
Plorence-Howes
G. N. Burton
Ladies Aid
J. B. Wester
Dorothy Davis
Lower Falls Beach
H.C. Plutenger
Dorthy Davis
N.S. Shultz
G.N. Burton
George Brave, Jr
Charlie. Wren
J. C. Troubriege
Lon Kerns
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Russell
Carollo
Carndale
Ames
William Shearer
Axes
E. N. Klein
Violet Smithson
Jack Harter
Hinton
Daisy Hanshaw
Gir
Choices Wagner
W DeBetl
Malden
Richmond
H. L. Watson
Marion Humy
OB. Grant
Fairfax County
A. W der Hell
Marten
Faulins
Dorothy Pratt
Chesa- Fee Avenue
Tye Subles
Bridge
Alma Eastwood
Ebert McConnsi
Bozeman
Montana
Miss Eastwood
Iso
Mary Johnson
Mary East
Mildred Pearson
Penia Elbby
Mildred
Panney H. Carter
Adolph Macon Woman's College
Ynehburg, Va
Herome
Kaawba Piayers
Pley- Ouse
Laura
Moughwout
Karle Tle Abney
Sm J. Goodrich
Presi
Sally C. Caperton
T. Whinnall
Freda Whittington
Montgomery
Misa Maryha ‘Waldron
Ot Prase
Emmett Tate
Sher
Fourth Street
Emimest, Jr
Brattice Waugh
I Y Low
Winona
Doris Margen
Ruth Buck
Wilma Guthrie
Ide Carte
Roselyn Garnett
Helen Ace Harris
Margaret Hunlents
Buith Opal Hawkins
Evelyn Pryne
Ith Chitfith
Sybil Hawkins
Bealee Thakton
Irene
W. CO. T
Te Boyd Memorial Church
Wedntacay
Pat Withrow
G. Bisine “Wicholson
Bolts Memorial
Reiatian Advent
Hallie Allen
Helen @Dimpsey
Ramp Merrie-Wood
AM. CG
Rgb
Annabelle Shawkey
Lastiag
T Rock Brook
N.C
Shawkey
A. A.shawkey
Blunden Woman's Relief Corps No. Ax
I. O. O. F. Hall
Berts
Wheelny
W. James
Betty Jara Yitt
Nancy Jarrett
Svebnsen
EL. Jarrett
Paris
Virginia Divlen
Goueher College
Baltinwire Aid
Ele
Commerce Beauty Parlor
Bank of Commerce
Mary Morton
St. Albans News
Dinger
Harriel Hawley
G. €. Thompson
Philadelphia
GM Hawley
the Indies Missonary Society
Methodlay ‘Episcopal Chure
Wiliam R. Adkins
Willam ‘Durval
Dune YO
James Slyemore
Lo Jean
David Lee
Strysmore
Even Hicke
To. Berret
Ghesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
FM. Whittakey
Viga
G. D. Browke
Beta Rack
H. BE. Webb
James RR. Gay
Ed Strank
Wider Davis
Coal River
Chesapeake and Olle Railway
Q. A. Walker
Chafmmnan
Qorlie Bile
James Benzman
Nickly Hightown
O. G. Shitler
Will Pwer
George Mayes
Sevond Wens
RH. Mullens
Ihrer
Taylor
Wi Tier
Am Park
Grady Stalley
Mik Reba May
Guice
Westfield
Billy Beard
Washington
Brethreti's
Bend
Charles
Thurseay
Ben Sidestrony
Berbane
Pitt Avenue
G& Statler
New York City
Malden Rhonden
Bob
Dorothy Ayers
Kay
Pance
St. Albans
Vicinny
Armory
Owls Club
Ross Pierson
Campus Clue Orchestra
Troy DB. Sutler
G. E. Hyle
Roanoke
Morning Glory ‘Inn
Pony
J. G. Mewton
G. A. Medley
Drew Street
Earl Osborne
Fifth Street
Cincinnati
Miastess
Circle
H. Phillips
Dr. Rosendale
Maxwell Rosendale
Pittburgl
W. Glews
Margaret Wren
Katherine Phillips
Mrs. Phillips
Malinda B. Hil
G. T. Ail
West St Athans
Ss. Albans
Ira Hill
Griffithsvile
Sumady
Arn
W. J. Wade
Old Primative Baptist Church
Griffithaville
Wil
Taye's Hill
Auto
Roberta Nicholson
Virginia Street
Raymond
Keen Waving Co. Inc
Keen Co
Raymond's
Chicago
Terminal Beauty Shops Corporation
Ing
Cosmopolitan
Vogue
Pictorial Review
Raymond's Toled
Price
IDEAL
Summers Street
Miss Chariesten
Federal Reserve Bank
Our City
Federal Reserve
Khivawin Banking & Trust Company
Charliesson
W. VA
Capitol Street
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