Society Notes and Weddings Fill Kanawha District Pages
A long list of social events dominates the column with gatherings at Edge Wood Country Club and Kanawha Country Club. Guests include Miss Denham of Washington and Miss Mary Louise Loben of New York attending luncheons and informal affairs hosted by Antoinette Band and Miss Bond. Other items cover marriage announcements, dinners, bridge clubs, and alumni events featuring numerous local families, with notes on venues from Charleston to South Hills and Virginia streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Batty Denham
Washington
Bors
R. P. DeVan
Reet
Misa Mary Louise Lobenatine
New York
Misa Lisa Spitman
South Hilla
Bing Antoinette Band
Ube Kanawha Country Club
Miss Denham
Edge Wood Country Club
Nancy Thomas
South Hills
Misa Losenustine
Miss Bond
Mary Louise Agnew
Phyllis Pottenbarger
Mary Lu Hamilton
Biles Virginia
Wedding Ties South Hills Couple In Huntington Ceremony
Miss Madeline Duve wed William Childers Jr in Huntington on a Sunday ceremony. The couple left for a two week Virginia motor trip and will reside at the bride’s parents’ home in South Hills. A large reception at La Ro on Elk River followed, with many relatives and friends attending the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Duve
South Hills
Madeline Duve
William Childers, Jr
William Childers
Huntington
Community Activities At Bream Memorial Church Meeting
The executive board of the women’s auxiliary of Bream Memorial Presbyterian church will meet Thursday at 2 o'clock in the church basement. Circle chairmen secretaries and other officers are asked to be present. The regular auxiliary meeting follows at 2:30. Mrs B J Preston will teach the Bible lesson and delegates from the training school conference at Teewisburg will report on the school. Mrs Frank Woodrum hosts the Tauro Wood club Pythian Sisters this evening at 808 Park Avenue. The Philathea class of Asbury Methodist will picnic at six this evening at Mrs Edward Eyle’s home on Mk River road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Ekoonts
South Hills
Membeere
la Ro
Elk River
Guild and
Brotherhood of the First Methodiat* Episcopal Church
Wil Ur ¥. Malinletu
Aubrey Peck
E Alulick
M. Slack
Elizabeta Slack
George Guthrie
Jean Guthrie
James Fielding
Mary Virginis
Olive
Ellen
Jen Fielding
Major
R. Morgan
Nellie Margaret Morgan
A. C. Kimpel
Juanita
Grace
Lois
Esther Kirmpel
W. C. McKee
James Tinker
Myre
J. B. Jones
Leland S. Shoemaker
Lela
Nancy Shoemaker
Rose Matheney
Misa Elizabeth Matheney
R. L. Shute
Jack
Janet Shute
Misa
Mary Steel
A. H. Badenschatz
Zous
John
A. A. Bodenschatz
Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church
Preston
Atl Teewisburg
Frank Woodrum
Taura Wood Club
Union Temple No. 9
Pythian Sisters
Park Avenue
Asbury Methodist’ Episcopal Church
Edward Eyle
Mk River Road
Social notes detail guests and travels across Charleston
A long list of Charleston area residents host and visit relatives and friends from Richmond New York St Louis Norfolk and Virginia towns. Guests include Mrs H L Salman Miss Lisa Sipliman Miss Mary Louise Lobenstine Mrs G O Chilton and many others. Trips span Bluefield Richmond Alexandria Martinsburg Cleveland and Wise with weddings and conventions mentioned. several return home after weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. 5. Spilman
South Hills
H. L. Salman
Richmond, Va
Otto Theodore Hess
New York
Lisa Sipliman
Mary Louise Lobenstine
Local hospital operation and recovery at relatives’ homes
A patient underwent an operation at a local hospital and is convalescing at the home of his sister Mrs W J Boss e of Glenn Street. They were guests of Miss Bromberg’s mother Gladys Stover of Quarrier Street, and have since returned home. Dr and Mrs Arthi Ebbert of Pittsburgh are visiting Mr and Mrs Harry Embleton of Virginia Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Richards
Davidson
T. W. Sharpe
Charlotte
N. C
Hina Holt White
Virginia Street
Coal River
White
Miss Richards
Cleveland Milair
Hames Paul
W. E. R. Byrne
Randolph Venable
Vivian Popp
Dabaty
N. G. Ehle
Duffy Street
Hale'e Slater
Virgins Davis
Ind
Miss Davis
P. G. Neal
Cc. R. Stout
J. B. Loftus
A W. Olvey
George Olvey
Leroy Sohn
H. J. Hoel
Elizabeth Case
T,.c. Dare
Irwin McCormick
Lester Kasper
Baltimore
G. V. Brown
Norfolk
Van
Frank M. Peebles
Columbia Avenue
Roe
Mann Goff
Edgewood Drive
Charleston General Hospital
Clyde Vesbies
Huntington
Calum~ Bip Avenue
Gerald B. Wheeler
Wheeling
Dallas Tickle
Main Street
B. M. Green
Washington Street
Barber Green
Lewisburg
Juda Green
FP. D. Drumheller
Misom Crickard
Henry Lewis
White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
D. T. Layne
Taday
Martinsburg
Eric Layne
Ab Owens
Frances Guthrie
Milas Margaret Ford
Ronceverte
Miss Guthrie
Miss Ford
Virglais Beach
G. G. Bergman
Esther and
Béatrice Bergman
Watts Street
Frances Stone Wells
Betty Frances Wells
Wise
Helen Stone Wharton
Adrian Andes
Dearing E. Good
Bartow
Fla
Alice Meson
W. C. Branful
Cincinnati
John E. Cannadsy
Miles Martha Bromberg
Mr. Blandford Tompking
Montgomery
Miss Bromber
Snburn
Robert dJeffords
Joe
Arnold Barnes
Agnes Noyes
Jane Btevens
Welch
Harriet Ellison
Quaretier Street
Charlotte Bigge Ha
Charleston
H. H. Logan
el Paso
Tex
E. E. Tutt
Randolph Street
Logan
Evelyn Wise
Fred Behubert
Mise Charlotte Pailea
Virginia Straet
Teede, OQ
Airs
W J, Bosse
Glenn Street
F. B. Stover
Miss Bromberg
Gladys Stover
Quarrier Street
Alderson
Arthi Ebbert
Pittsburgh
Harry Embleton
Birth of Robert Lee Liversedge in South Hilla
Mr and Mrs John Liversedge announce the birth of their son Robert Lee on Saturday June 20 in South Hilla. An accompanying note mentions a prewar cable between Bremen Germany and Vigo Spain undergoing relonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Liversedge
South Hilla
Robert Lee
Bremen
Germany
Vigo
Spain
Betsy Ann to Enter Charleston Run This Summer
The Betsy Ann racing packet, known as Babsy Ann, will begin service to Charleston from Pittsburgh this summer, with W. B. Burns reporting the reconditioned vessel. She will depart from Pittsburgh on her first run and replace the Liberty due to larger summer excursion accommodations. The Betsy Ann, formerly in the Pittsburgh-Cincinnati trade, will make its first Charleston trip, while the Chris Greene, a familiar boat to Charleston, will depart Cincinnati on July 2 for Charleston, aiming for a July 4 arrival. Paris municipal construction proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babsy Ann
Charleston
Pittsburgh
W. B. Burns
Liberty
Betsy Ann
Batsy Ann
Cincinnati
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Harac
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Elitaon Cornwell
Fred M. Blacmbaugh
John E. Cannaday
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Edgewood Country Club
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EA. Amick
Agost
Virginia
Streat
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Charles Fan
Maurice Crocker
John. Aderms
5. B. Avis, Jr
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Charles Rowdie
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Red Oak
Cabin Creek
Daniel Boone
Homer G. Boaher
Mgr
D. A.foster
Edward Kelly
Adrian* Rutroff
Kathryn Martin
Parke
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Claude, Gleroents
W. V. Wilkerfson
R. Hiles
Nelle Carlin
J. A. Work
Blue Creek
Fred E. Castle
Marie O’brien
Detroit
Castle
O'Brien
Emeraom Morrin
Martha Louise Mortis
Toronto
Julia Work
Bie Creek
J. ®. Shriver
Mink Shoals
WHilem= Work
William’ Work, Jr
W. 3. Swanton
Woman's Home Misoribty Society
Lee Street
Opal McKinney
Honor Prest
Sugar Creek
Gladys Taylor
Reba Tully
Verda Fisher
Eileen Harkins
Irene Hanshaw
Mary Cummings
Helen Chimmings
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Tee
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Baiani
Bits
Mrs. Fands Grift
Monna Hardia
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J. H. McKinney
W. A. Burdette
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Plough
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W.S. Robertson
Vhone Capital
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Farmvile
Russ Edmund
Bluefield
Tend
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Columbus
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Betty
Nancy Grover
Whg
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Thomas 38. Jackson
London Heights
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Alexandria
F. D. Dillard
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St. Louis
2 . Patterson
Bradford Street
Atha
Mr. Atha
Peter Carroll
Mary Carroll
4. G. Swearingen
Evlen
William
A. G. Swearingen, Jr
S. H. Sharp
Marlinton
George Sharp
Lerstreet
Este Gwinn
Kanawha City
Beckley
Suftern
James Williams
Misa Marie Morrow
Fimwood Avenue
Atlantic City
Mary Elizabeth Cabell
Bernard Beard
George T. Price
Henrietta Bull
Whitté Sulphur Springs
Max Frankenberger
Jane Frankenberger
Marjorie Frankeneberger
Cleveland
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Pinecliffe Camp
J. Garrell Fletcher
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Ethel Jack
Endi Ag
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W. H. Childress
St. Ale
H. Heney Logan
el Panc
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Anna Marie Conlon
Bernice Conlon
Orbena, O
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Myra Chancellor
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Clyde Priestley
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Reeves Tood Mart
Fone — Miraclean
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Paris
Mayfair Shop
Frederic
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Marcells
Nile Beauty Shop
Lane
Toledo
Chesapeake
Ohio
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Breeze Makers
Westinghouse Falls
Schoolfield - Harvey Electric CO
Bearse Theater Bldg