Prominent visitors and social leaders in New Orleans society
A fragment notes CIEL 20 tnes and Mr Galnet from Virginia attended events in the city. It mentions Mrs Jamie Noble Carmen at a weeklong event honoring Wine Urualq Squiel of Haltfin, with Mary Gravatt Mina Gaines and Joseph Moll Gaiies of Virginia Street listed. TLW Beet was elected president of the West Side Women's club at a recent meeting.
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Tnes
Jty
Nureveport
Galnet
Ilolf Galwen
Virginia Atevet
Mira
Jamies Noble Carmen
Haltfinn
Mary Gravatt
Mina Anne Gaines
Joseph Moll Gaiies
Virginia Street
Weineming
Logan Whetsohn
Kennn Gentry
Beet
Weat Side
Doneph Walton
Church to Honor Great Great Uncle of Charlestonians
A Charleston excerpt notes Rome has invited three women, Mrs. W. B. Shober, Mrs. Earl C. Bowyer, and Miss Bird F. Ford, to attend canonization of their great great uncle. The tale traces a French family linked to Frere Halonen and Louis Maria Augustine, with later migration to Ohio and ties to Mrs. Bowyer and Miss Ford through descent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
W. B. Shober
Earl C. S. Bowyer
Bird F. Ford
Rome
Charleston
Earl C
Bowyer
Misa Bird F. Ford
Mrs WF Gouldman hosts a social tea and bridge
Mrs Walter B Gouldman of Washington street entertained with a bridge party yesterday afternoon at her home as a courtesy to Mrs W Lang visiting in the city with her mother Mrs C W Murt. Attending were numerous ladies including Mrs Lang Mrs Gardner Mrs Lyons Mrs Tritton Mrs Savoy Lobo Mrs Hale and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltar B. Gouldman
Washington Street
W. W. Lang
Yingerstown
C. W. Murt
Third Avenue
Gouldman
D. Savoy
Lew. Hale
Nielard
England
le J. Healop
Cox
Bhewey
Harn
Silas Tarnien Corton
Wi Marter
Bsa
Grace Hern
Floyd W
Dizon
Kanawha Valley Graduates Are Honored Guests
Kanawha Valley graduates invite the public to a commencement program on Tuesday evening June 28 1926 at 8 o clock in the Edks Clubroom followed by a dance in the Etka fuel room from 9 to 12. The program will include invocation benediction solos and an ovation. Leaders and families from Charlentonia and nearby districts are mentioned along with hotel and hospital guests and community entertainment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha Valley
Ktatf
Etka
Anduta
Dr. i I
Merdlt
Wongs
Mex
Dyth Saxon
Mins Pearl Striddlindan
Ovintin Avlos
Air Wehmond Dfourtat
AM Purple
Hopital
Atale Megytersacy
Coul River
Edks
Clase
Ala Tsabelte Reid Durle
Mise Anna Kathleen Thaniay
Mise Ethetta Anne Mw Meth
Miss Calderwood Becomes Bride of Mr. MacPherson
Mina Calderwood daughter of Mr and Mrs Calderwood of this city married Lewin A MacPherson of Huntington Friday at a quiet home wedding. Dr WW Thating read the ceremony with bride and groom seen by family and attendants. The bride wore travellng dress of crepe with matching accessories and carried roses. MacPherson son of Mr and Mrs GO MacPherson is a Spencer high school graduate and worked with Oxley Moone camps in Huntington. After the ceremony they plan a honeymoon tour of the eastern states and a two week stay at Otter Lake near Huntington before returning to Huntington.
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Mina Clydia M. Calderwood
Calters Qwood
Pame Waddin
Lewin A. Madlherson
Huntsineten
WW. Thating
M. E. Church
Noel
Huntington Wan
W. HL
Noel Vank West
MacPherson Ian
Charleston
Marshall College
Inston
Schnoln
MacPherson
GO. D. MacThernon
Spencer High School
AMM Ft
Une Oxley Moone
Huntington
Coople
Clul
Otter Lake
Conan
Ham
Waverly Road
Hunte nRton
Shawnee Club Dance in Charleston Draws Wide Attendance
The Shawnee club dance for college returnees drew strong crowds in Charleston with visitors from Washington and other cities. The program, with Charles Hamilton's Angelus orchestra, ran from ten to one, and similar summer dances are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Charles Hamilton
Edgewood Club Dinner Dance Sets Galaxy of Plans
The Edgewood Club hosts a dinner dance this Saturday at the Titsewood Country Club. Nearly a hundred reservations were made before the season’s end as younger members plan to attend with a crowd led by the Hawks orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood Club
Country Club
Night Hawks
Mhurleaten Wilne
Dewhl Xburk
Titsewood
Ti Ik
Tiret Ystvte
South Charleston Club Plans Benefit
The South Charleston Woman's Club hosts a benefit bridge party at the home of Mrs Hawkington Riverside in South Charleston on Thursday afternoon and evening. Sessions run 3:00 PM and 8:00 PM with Trebeat scores announced. reservations via Mrs Charts Diluine. Marioh Hodge at South 240 assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civics Department
Hawkins Home
Phe
Elvlen
Southalerton Woman's Club
Mra Ih
Hawkington Riverside Rive
South Charleaton
Trneeeda
Trebeat
Beootinde
Mra
Marioh Hodge
Leftwich-Happersteit Nuptials At Point Pleasant House
Miss Mary Ekansheth Leftwich of Paint Pleasant weds Donald Owen Happersteit of Urbana Ohio in a family ceremony at Mrs Le J Heslop’s home. Attendants include Nanbeth Anne Heaton and Willam Heslopher. The bride, a musician, is daughter of Mrs Katherine Leftwich and employed by Marietta Manufacturing. After a ten day honeymoon trip to the rent they return to Point Pleasant. Guests include Mrs J Heslop and numerous local residents from Paint Pleasant and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Mary Ekansheth
Donald Owen Hinppernett
Urbana
Ola
le J. Heslop
Ling Tueatewgt
Briie
Nephow
Migs Nanbeth
Anne Heaton
Willam Heslopher
A. F. Saxter
Polit Diessant
Mra
Katherine Leftwich
Shela
Marietta Manufacturing Cons
Tappersett
Happermett
Oni
Ad Helonge
Itea
Point Dronxayt
Marietta Mant
Tha Rent
Bakex
Hone
Point Mensant
Umry
No A. Duck
Maa Nan G. Tenlon
Minn Truth A. Harper
Min. Baxter
Point Mlensaut
Mason School of Music Leases J P Clark Home
An announcement from the Morgan School of Manly states J B Clark House at Ueadford and Quarrice Street will reopen after closing June 20. Yolanda Vaert of Nada-Desth has joined the piano faculty alongside Lloyd Miller of the Cincinnati Conservatory. A luncheon for Mrs Charles Mourer honors at Kanawan unity, and plans for the wedding of Tenna Halley to O G Castle are reported with attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan School
Manly
NHK Jone
J. B. Clark
Ueadford
Quarrice
Mir. Miller
Cincionati Conservatory
Hin
France
Thaynd Academy of
Ate
Tudas Poath
Ahe
Hungary
Women Golfers of State Plan Charleston Tournament
The Women's State Golf Tournament to be held in Charleston during the first week of August draws interest from West Virginia society women. The West Virginia Golf Association, formed twelve years ago, lists Mrs. Angie MacDonald as president and includes officers and members from Charleston, Huntington, Wheeling and other cities. trophies and cups will be awarded, referees to decide match questions, and entries require executive committee approval.
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Charleston
West Virginia
West Virginia Golf Association
Angie MacDonald
Chinriese
Tan
Iverett
Thia City
Minn
Pauline MM. Prichard
Muntington
Sulfel
Wheeling
Ore
Wallis
Chyekmbuns
Ute Fard
Nhueneld
A. Rott
Mount Hope
Gindensberg
Wbmantter
Tuten
United Staten
Drialogn
The
Cause
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Edgar EE. Miller
Miss Holt
Nina White
Mrs. Winston Clark
T. H. Gaines
Orene
Lwlah Keete
Khedr Hawhen
Bindwerk
Emily Wegman
Upper Woablogton Street
Beatiier
Srv
Win Clark
Mr Miller
Atlan Hein Acree
Clarkshane Maerlakeeran Amouhce
Tuttner Hotel
Ming Edsthe Caueron
Ning Holt White
Vayideer
N.C
A. W. Venable
Wirginia Street
Anne Gaines
PRS. BR
Ezell
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Mor
LeCtercty
Guilimpre Nichols
Louis
Cathaile
Othe
Uillaume
Murwas “Frere
Elgert Non
Augustine
Mra. Maaber
Mra. Howyer
Mias Fort
Eulalia Coltembe LeClarequ
Frore Salomon” Askig
WF. S. Gouldman
Washington St
R. W. Lang
Hagerstown, Md
Elks Club
Retert Jarred
Wiliam Mathews
Dan Poffenhatwer
Harry Pugh
Camp
Bhownowl
Hut Aprinks Va
Wintzan Daurtter
Chaviorly
Kuenm
Judge We IL
White
Mre. White
Gallpotts
Miss Calderwood
Mr. MacPherson
W. B. King
Chile
Summers Street
Edward Garbish
Tii
Eiward Cauebinh
Washington
Bean
Ster
Wienke Angton
Jefferson
Weat Point
Ruther
Mranea, Jr
Shreveport
Tatet
Mim
Thomn Moura Carruthers
Lochiel Ganetou
Urs Fet
GA. Korte
Wid Min
Toury Mull
Chilten d Hawkine
Warold Swikher
Waltre
Cannell
Joan O' Keela
Jamer Martin
Hochtel Cainesron
Charles Onley
Mins
Frances Greatany
Mian
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Iburiet Stubbe
Virgina Hoff
Aflae
Dorothy Tnvia
Mita Hetty Ait
Mie
Mary Loulae
Kiny Mine Eilzatett
Wooderav
Maxine Middieten
Mina Mortita Juitn
Theres
Athen
Mina Ann McClanahan
Mary Sunimiard
Mary Wigabheth
Thayer
Miso Halon Mathews
Naney Hojurinn
Meadeus Whittey
Idonmond
Vii Mesarn Anordy Dillard
Robert d= ten
Seaton Anderson
Willand
Lex
Dudley Morriau
John Murrfroin
Athare May
Tauvrenen Mancoris Schwabe
Robert Mroeder
Alfred Itdington
Noritan An Ghuinhan
Weary Towle Marotd Stine
Cyrun Hall
Alexander Cintes
Bred Prichard
Howard Garkin
New York
Mr Wat Mra
Patt
Maywad
Mod Howard
Ward- Anton
D.C
Europe
South Charleston
Miss Leftwich
D. O. Happersteit
Lea St
L. J. Heslop
Mason School of Music
J. P. Clark Home
Dre
George Guthrie
Kanawan
Charles Mourer
Unawerstown
Mr O
Sra
A. Simpson
Clydy Bhetrick
Rahiond
Ohio
Ata
Air
Mer
McNell
Tenna Halley
G. Caste
Jane
Dre Wy Te King
Statnr
Citaste
L. Ault
McNen
Mien
Powers
Mina Faerite Bowers
Ehna Dacrokt
Mi Mary Jered
Mra. Cust
Hong
Crown Street
After & Honny
Neon
Jackson County
Ste
Castola
L C. Custo
Kanawha Country Club
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Troonlem
Arnold C
Cherr
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Columbus
Oalo
Wahoo George St Grou
1 Kink
China
Amuerteae
Imho
Binken ‘Arase
Mehl
Bie Chars
Mise Vondes Hamilton
Rultnor Avenue
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