Charleston High School Graduates of the Year Named
The article lists Charleston High School graduating class members including Mrs Edward Bowen formerly Reba McCown of Tyler mountain and other seniors. It notes Nancy Walsh led the class play and identifies several daughters of local families involved in staff and societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bowen
Tor Center
Reba McCown
L. M. McCawn
Tyler Mountain
Charleston High School
Nancy Walsh
P. J. Walsh
Abney Circle
Vivian R. Fast
Betty Dent
Elmer R. Dent
First Avenue
Anita Baker
A. F. Baker
Baker Hotel
Charlestonian
Margaret Weller
A. T. Weller
Lee Street
Gatha Les Beale
B. W. Beale
Washington Street
Tea Guests Honor Miss Marye Woodroe at Carr Home
Miss Marye P. Woodroe and Miss Mary Emma Edgar were hosts for a lawn tea at Miss Carr’s on the avenue in Sowth Hills. Guests included numerous local ladies and friends, with Mrs. J. D. Woodree presiding at the punch bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marye P. Woodroe
Seneghing Cae
Mary Emma Edgar
Miss Carr
Sowth Hills
Price
Joseph W. Weaver
J. D. Woodree
Joseph H. Carr
Glee BR. Edgar
W.S. Brackett
Hugh May
Minnie
Violet Pearse to Wed William Morris in Late Summer
Violet Louise Pearse, daughter of Cabell Albert Pearse and Mrs. Pearse of Carbon, will marry William Malcolm Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Morris of Rayford, in late summer. Pearse graduated Greenbrier Women’s College at Lewisburg. Morris earned a mining engineering degree from West Virginia University and is a Phi Delta Theta member with Carbon Fuel Company ties. Also mentioned are guests Miss Mary Goldsmith, Beckley daughter of B S Goldsmith, and hosts Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. MacAndrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabell Albert Pearse
Carbon
Violet Louise Pearse
William Malcolm Morris
William Henry Morris
Rayford
Miss Pearse
Greenbrier Women's College
Lewisburg
Morris
West Virginia University
Phi Delta Theta
Carbon Fuel Company
Holiday Dances Announced by Edgewood and Kanawha Clubs
Holiday weekend dances announced by Edgewood and Kanawha social committees mark the Fourth of July celebrations. Edgewood hosts Friday night at Pine Manor lodge with the Colonels orchestra starting at ten. Kanawha hosts a Saturday event from ten to one, with water meet at the club pool and tennis and golf rounds to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood
Kanawha
Pine Manor Lodge
Colonels
Sims Kanawha
Kanawha Country Club
Kanawha i
Ladies Golf Committee
Rowell Engagement to Wedding on Fourth of July
Miss Ruth Elizabeth Rowell and Louis Baldwin Huesmann announce their July 4 wedding after a dinner engagement. Ruth Rowell, University of Michigan graduate, will wed Louis Huesmann, a Detroit architect from Chicago, a Michigan alum practicing in Detroit. Charleston society eyes midsummer Fourth plans with parties from White Sulphur Springs to river camps and weekend house gatherings in Lewisburg and along Elk and Coal rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Rowell
Beauregard Street
Ruth Elizabeth Rowell
Louis Baldwin Huesmann
Detroit
Mich
Milas Sally McKee
Betty McKee
Janet Shute
Katherine Simpson
Cleo Zimmer
Gene Jarrett
Charleston
White Sulphur Springs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gatha Lee Beale
Josephine Carr
Mary Edgar
South Hills
Emmy Lou Morton
Margaret Morton
George Patrick
Eugene Dawkiss
Horace Goodmen
Rebecca Salmond O'Reilly
Palmer Ri Mes
Julian Bouchelle
Jas Bowchelle
Fan Auld
Ruth Jenkins
Betty Walsh
Mise
Therine Cady
Jessie Fortney
Charles Uhrig
Peachey Parry
Frank Cox
D. Holmes Morton
Arthur Koontz
Eleanor Davis
Ann Bundick
Margaret Connel
Malcolm Price
Sarah Spencer
J. Edwin Stark
Ralph Young
Dorothy Spencer
Nellie Spencer
Henry W. DePas
James N. Sell
Ellis T. Crawford
Ann Hover
G. L Barkus
Philip Markus
Harry L. Snyder
Gordon Hamill
Christine Schild
Andrew Brawiey
Violet Pearse
Carbon Girl
Mr. Morris
Carl G. MacAndrews
South Ruffner Street
Mary Goldsmith
B.S. Goldsmith
Beckley
Rowell Wedding Society
Miss Rowell
University of Michigan
Huesmann
Amy Huesmann
Chicago
Ann Arbor
College of Architecture
Ular
Kanawha River
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