Charleston Society Gathers At Clubs And Weddings
Miss Mary Frank Hughes weds Clarence Askeyon Jackson at St Johns Episcopal with few guests. New Mrs. Jackson plans to reside in Charleston after White Sulphur Springs trip. Luncheons and bridge parties honor Miss Henriette Brown of Weston and Miss Marguerite Enicka, with lists of attendees and social moves across Edgewood club Quota and H H clubs. Various Charleston residents travel, entertain, and recover from health and travel events as summer social season continues.
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Mary Frank Hughes
Clarence Askeyon Jackson
St. ‘Jena
Spicopal
John ‘Gea
J. Cleveland Hughes
Maysville
University of Chicago
state board of children's gast@ian
Charleston
Jackson
Lewasburg
Greenbrier Military School
West Virginia University
University of Ilinois
Hes
West Virginia Perm Bureau
Federation
State Board of Con
White Sulphur Springs
Kanawha Street
Ant McClanaha
Edgewood Country Club
Henriette Brown
Weston
Plus Levi
Miss Brown
Betty With
Virginia Davis
Au Grey Roy
Eleanor May
Adeaide Dana
McClanahan
Quota Club
Hyman Uisher
Jackson Street
Pauline Heer
Mance
New York
India
Atea
Alfred E. Henderson
Monte Carlo
London Morning Post
Miss Heermance
Alma Baughman
Blanche Bartlett
Hilda Burton
Blanche Corrie
Miax Ann Campbell
Jessie Dragoo
Ruth Henson
Lowie Gravely
Nana Gilmore
Beatrice Higgins
Dorothy Jamison
Hattie Kendall
Margaret Lewis
Margaret Cogan Kuhn
Donna Marsh
Theresa Mathews
Bess Pearson
Sure Stant
Katherine Steen
Cora Bcaum
Grayce Bind-iager
Margaret Waggoner
Emma Teubert
Ethel Price
Fisher
H. M. Cogan
Jack Katzoff
W. H. Marquis
Beyer Levy
Eva Katroff
Boston
State House News and Arrests Highlight WV Activities
L. Taylor of the state education department leaves on a six week tour visiting Glenville Martinsburg Morgantown and Fairmont to confer with school boards and principals on high school activities. Two fishing without license arrests yield $5 fines for John Farcous of Dec Taylor county and Hugh Apperson of Fremington Barbour county. Notary commissions granted to Packett Daly Thompson and Deiter. State compensation posted 348 injured workers. Charles Rore visits the state house. magazine editions draw attention as vacation days near.
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L. ©. Taylor
State Department of Education
Glenville
Martinsburg
Morgantown
Fairmont
State
Fame and Fish Commissions
John Farcous
Taylor County
Hugh Apperson
Fremington
Barbour County
C. F. Rathbone
Parkersburg
Bake sale by The Indies aid at John Lee Shoe Store
The Indies aid of Trinity Lutheran Church will hold a bake sale on Saturday morning at the John Lee Shoe Store on Quarrier Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Indies
Trinity Lutheran Church
John Lee Shoe Store
Quarrier Street
Visitors Return From White Sulphur Springs
Mr and Mrs Frank Atkinson along with their nephew Granville Andrews and Mrs B F Dixon have returned to White Sulphur Springs after visiting L A Tinder on Boulevard Avenue Flora Mae Black of Memphis has been visiting Miss Martha Julia Thomas and will stay with Mrs Richard Leatherman in White Sulphur Springs Miss Page Massey Dunlap is in Charleston General Hospital Miss Arnold Dana has returned home from Smith College in Kanawha Street Dr and Mrs Bankhead Banks traveled to White Sulphur Springs Wednesday to spend the day Ed Rhodes and family, including their daughter, were also mentioned in the return travels text.
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Margaret Ann
Oak Hill
Charleston
Mrs. T. A. Deltr.ee Oe
Nd&cy
Maxwell Ruffner
Natick
Mass
Walnut Hill School
Quarrier Street
J. BR. Shulta
Mountain State Hospitals
T. A. Deltz
Kanawha Street
Baltimore
Thomas Nichol
A. E. Harmon
Byron Hess
Huntington
Washington, D. C
Mr. Hess
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Wirth Wilson
White Sulphur Springs
Medical Association
A &d
Helen Heymann
Lewiss Laing
Toledo
Ohio
Collett Littlepage
Virginia Street
Molly Katz
New York
Miesh Eva Bolaraky
Cecillia Angel
Lilian Dinwinkle
Riddle Sid Mias
Helen Riddle
Kennel Gardens
St. Glairsville
W. A. Thornhill
Rome Carney
Elizabeth
W. Va
Ca. Ray
West Virginia State Medical Association
Charleston General Hospital
Phil B. Allen
Armor Park
South Charleston
BE. E. Roth
Charles Philip Roth
Pittsburg
Frank Atkinson
Granville Andrews
B. F. Dixon
L. A. Tinder
Boulevard Avenue
Misa Flora Mae Black
Memphis, Fenn
Martha Julia Thomas
Richard Leatherman
Page Massey Dunlap
Arnold Dana
Smith College
Bankhead
White Sulghur
Ed Rhodes
Daug
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J. M. Carney
W. Wa
C. A Pauley
Coopers Creek
Chantelion
Misa Marguerite Enicka
Ralph Campbell
George Henry
Maude Cates
Henry
Elmwood Avenue
Miss Enicks
Ethel Phillips
Bertha Grose
Carl Beane
Ray Reynolds
Eva Bolarsky
Ming Emma Teubert
Ann Campbell
Marigeret Waggoner
Milas
Alvis Gregg
Estella Collins
Jess Wilson
Marion Howell
Margaret Kuhn
Moilie Hatt
Miss Cates
H. H. Club
Mary Arnold Scherr
Lewellyn Mathews
Frances Brightwell
Harriet Stubbs
Florence Lakin
Francea Foster
Charles Ohley
Garrett Forgle, Jr
Cathering Smith
Nelle Dickinson
Scherr
Sallys
Charles Obley
Booth Charleston
Europe
Thomas Nichol, Jr
Witcher McCullough
Soa
David Louis Grose
Antha B. Caldwell
Lee Street
Bro
George Harding Moore
Dudley Kerr
Canada
Gwen McBillian
Mildred Black Jett
Chicago
Robert Kneebone
Snd
Preston
Preston Champ
Ira Champe
C. E. Copeland
Victor Knopp
White Sulphur Spring
Martha Dent
Sutton
Mildred Carney
State House News
A.B. Brooks
West Virginia
State Game and Fish Commission
Garden Club
Brocka
Weat
Virginia
R. Emerson Langfitt
Beckley High School
George W. Packett
Morrisvale
Boone County
M. Virginis Daly
A. G. Thompson
Charleston, Saith
Harry
Deiter
Warwood
Clana
Les Ott
Charles Rore
Zim Ridge
State House
Giessingers
Dey
Virginia Wild
B. Davis
Department of Agriculture
Crasie~burg
Potato Growers’ Association
Che
Lee
Les
Ellen J. Buckland
Kotex
M Ilford
Quarrier
Hale St
Duce
Milan
Paris
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