Picnic Plans By Girls League Evening Event
The Girls League hosted a Friday picnic on the T.W.C.A. lawn with a picnic supper. Miss Laidlis Margual presided, reading a patriotic poem. Reports highlighted a regional conference at Summit Lake Camp and plans for a July sunrise break fast, August swim party, and August ride. Lucile Marshall announced extended W C A hours for men and women Fridays and Saturdays. Guests included Mrs A M Fin Ba, Kathryn McFarland Pittsburgh, Nancy McParland, and Esther Wallace. Members listed include Bertin Bott, Vincie Clark, Freeda reenlet, Lula Hundley, Mish Geurere, Sybil Coldwell, Dereths Jamicon, Gudda Lewn, Mary Edith Walker, Duls Rathina, Meta Dowting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.W.C.A
Busines and
Professoe Gaia League
Mise Laidlis Margual
Prsident
Summit Lake Camp
Lucile Marshall
W.C.A
A. M. Fin- Ba
Kathryn McFarland Pitts‘burgh
Nancy XI. Mc
Golfers Arrive at Hot Springs for Matches
Prominent college golfers gather at Hot Springs for upcoming intercollegiate matches. Notables include Puller of Mount Vernon, Geuthern Oslifernis, Billy Howell of Richmond, and Ya captain of Wah elien. Delegations from Columbia, William and Mary, and other universities join the event. A banquet at the Newstead Tuesday evening precedes the league matches and prize presentations for team and individual honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilsitmaz
Weex
Parkeps
Dlec Netom Puller O
Geuthern Oslifernis
Billy Howell
Richmond
Elien
Columbia
William and Mary
Getfamesiavion
Tia Mewestead
Offtoxs
Folklore of Washing Days and Supernatural Beliefs Across Cultures
An exploration of washing day lore from many lands notes beliefs on unlucky days and taboos. It cites examples from Morocco Romania Russia and Scotland where gods fairies and spirits influence when households wash. The piece mentions bans on washing during holidays and after deaths with tales of Rusalkas and brownies guiding village conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
Aurel Maure
Aurel Madre
Miritaa
Dimitrius Alecsandri
Whiteuntide
Pirita
Treea
Tangier
Little
Ruslan
Isle of Skye
Argyllabire
Dinner Party At Spring Hill With Notables
Entertain With Dinner Mr and Bre A L Settle Jr hosted a dinner at Spring Hill. Guests included Mr and Mrs Carmen Karnes of Streator Tl Mian Eleanor Karnes of Charleston and Miss Ethel Caldwell of Charleston. Mrs M E Barla ux of Charleston plans summer in Buffalo with sister Mrs C Gardner. Mr W H Osborne returned to Ambrosia after visiting Mr and Mrs J W Allison. Minnie Lee faces Huntington visited Selly Wilson of London Heights and will escort Wilson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bre. A. L. Settle, Jr
Spring Hill
Carmen Karnes
Streator
Mian
Eleanor Karnes
Charkeston
Ethel Caldwell
Rauth Charleston
M. E. Barlaux
Charleston
Mr. Barlaux
Richmond, Va
Buffalo, N. Y
Ell
Mr. C. Gardner
W. H. Osborne
J. W. Allison
Ambrosia
Minnie Lee Faces
Huntington
Selly Wilson
London Heights
Miss Wilson
Miss Ruffner Weds William Chilton in Edgewood Ceremony
The wedding of Miss Ruffner and Mr. William Chilton took place at Edgewood country club with a tea reception and dance. Attendants wore varied formal gowns, and the couple departed for a voyage aboard the Leviathan, planning extended travel abroad after their ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin BR. Taylor
Staunton
Jace
G. QO. Chilton
Jace ¢Oliar
Wiliam Grover
Columbus
Agnes Mayer
Enserbie
Ming Jane Mayer
Robert Caamdy
L. H. Wilson
Ebersole Gaines
Fayatteriile
Betsy Noyes
Edgewood
Edgewood Country Club
Chilton
New York
Leviathan
Alcs L. Woodward
Quartier Street
Charleston Jurion League
Bt. Albans ‘School For
Washington
G. O. Chilton
South Hills
George O. Chilton
America
Weatmoreland ‘County
Virginia
William , Chilton, Jr
United States
Miss Barrar Will Wed (Continued From Page 1)
The article details the forthcoming wedding of Miss Barrar and Mr. McMillan, naming bridal party members and attire. It notes reception plans, the wedding cake centerpiece, and a 150-guest guest list. The couple will honeymoon in the coast and reside in McMillan apartments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trent Eye
Killarney
Jordan
W. A. McMillan
Rosea
Grover Smith
Ming Lucy Frances Field
Helen Wood
Jack Let
Sarah Fletcher
Daley Mae Miller
Ellzabeth Beard
Anne Marie Zimmerman
Federal Court Term Ends With Charleston Return
Judge George W. McClintle of the federal court is expected to return to Charleston today from Bluefield where a brief term of court was held last week. Cleth’ dra H. Mottesheard and members of the marshes's force returned to Charleston yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. McClintle
Federal Court
Charleston
Bluefield
Cleth’ Dra H
Licenses to wed issued in Kanawha County
Kanawha County clerk approved marriage licenses yesterday for Bernard Adkins 22 and Mary Gondey 24 Dell Griffith 20 and Goldie Asbury 18 Arnold Webster 25 and Katie Witame 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha County
Bernard Adkins
Mary Gondey
Dell Griffith
Goldie Asbury
Arnold Webster
Katie Witame
Garden Clubs Close Season In Charleston Vicinity
Garden clubs in Charleston and vicinity close the active season with no summer meetings except by special arrangement. Rivermeade Garden Club discussed bulbs for rock gardens and a Boston council report was summarized by several members. Pierson's garden was visited after the meeting, pools featured as summer focal points, with notes on water plants and the beauty of pool reflections. The piece highlights garden pool charm and sweet pea varieties for cut flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Huber
Rock Garden
Rivermeade Gerder Club
Roy H. Pierson
the Nations Council
State Garden Club
Boston
State Garden
G. A. Stuart
Frank Mullen
Mr. Anson
E. R. Mills
H. H
Euch
Ramesy and
Lawrence
Charleston
Pine Manor Events Include Club Dances and Legion Celebration
Scheduling notes at Pine Manor Country Club list a Spade club dance on Friday night and an American Legion daylong celebration on Monday July 4 ending with a ballroom dance. It also mentions no Kangaroo club dance Friday and guidance on keeping sweet peas fresh with a soda pinch in the vase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Manor Country Clab
Spade Club
American Legion
Kangaroo Club
Thrift Taught Scouts Continued From Page One
Girl Scout camper learns to craft camp gear using simple tools and salvaged materials. She makes gadgets such as tables shelves basin stands and dressing tables for tents by cutting lashing and assembling sticks cans and old boxes with hammer nails and paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout
Girl Scouts Craft In Forest Themed Camp Activities
The text describes Girl Scouts engaging with forest materials to create enticing meals and props such as lanterns and helmets for imaginative plays. It notes using trees and grasses for design, with art like silhouettes, leaf prints, stippled ink, and smoke prints. Photography is highlighted as a popular camp pastime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Salley
Fragmentary caption about a camper and photography scene
A fragmentary caption describes a camper named Curt Seoul in a satita panete scene with glued paper and fresh taberes, mentioning photography and eoliestion in a vague setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Satita
Kangaroo Club Dances Held With Notable Attendees
Members listed include Edward Polley Dery Conrad Wellsteiner Jack Pilch Lake Maclure Ken Wiggins Theo Selby and other men such as Frank Maire Nick French Dick Triviian Joseph Inns Robert Temple and Ben Lew. The gathering features a sequence of dances and social entertainment within the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Sister
Joseph ‘Inns
Howard ‘Temple
Robert
Lew- Mir
Ben
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the Quality Shop
Quarrier ST
Miss Ruffner
William Chilton
Miss Barrar
McMillan
Misa Barrer
Charleston High School
King- Smith Studio School
Washington, D. C
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Delta Chi Fraternity
Millan
Mo~ Millan Hospital
Oscar Kelley
Charterton Street
Ladies and Society of Central Methodist Epiecypal Church
J. V
John Marshall
Henry L. Terrie, Jr
Virginia Street
Camp Shaw-mi-del-eca
Greenbrier Military School
White Sulphur
U. S
Whitefield’s
Garden Clubs of
Wilma Dod
Thrift
Frederic Vitality
Vanity Beauty Shoppe
Migs Callif Callie Coleman
Mas
N. Patrick
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