Tea for Society's Miss Pearse at Washington Street Home
Miss Violet Louise Pearse will host a four to six tea Saturday at Miss Hannah Pearse's Washington street home. Guests include Mrs. Thomas J. Kay and Miss Dorothy Lapping of Albany Ind. Miss Dona Jean Vickers and Rev. John Heller wed at First Presbyterian Church in St Albans with Rev. Co. L. Nisbet officiating. Music by Norris Guthrie and soloists. bride in white satin princess gown. Reception at the Vickers home prior to trip to Newville Penn. for their residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Louise Pearse
Hannah Pearse
Washington Street
Thomas J. Kay
Montague Wickline
Dorothy Lapping
Albany
Ind
Dona Jean Vickers
Charles Milton Vickers
St. Albans
John Heller
Baltimore
First Presbyterian Church
St Albans
Co. L. Nisbet
Norris Guthrie
Serge
Con Melton
Margaret Cowl
Aang
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Jong
Bluefield
Anna Katherine Knapp
W. J. H. Knapp
Arthur Lawyer
Philadelphia
H. €. Pittinger
Wilbur Bodie
Glenn Miller
Charles Vickers
Mrs. Vickers
Lee Street
W. J.B. Knapp
Carter's Liver Pills Ad Declares Cure All
A noisy ad cites Carter's Little Liver Pills as a universal cure while warning against substitutes. The message touts quick relief from various ailments and urges readers to seek the product in drugstores, warning against other brands.
Garden Party And Dance At White Cross Benefit
Today four to six o clock at Mrs J R Thomas in South Hills for Hill Crest sanitarium beds. Entertainment includes Haviland School of the Dance, diving and swimming led by Mrs Sidney Davis, pony rides, children’s motion picture, fortune telling by Mrs W D Selling, pool open to nine, guard Mrs Harold Stine. Flower sales and boutonniere sales planned. Charleston Quota Club hosts a dance at Fine Manor from ten to two tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cross
J. R. Thomas
South Hills
Hill Crest Sanitarium
Haviland School
Sidney Davis
W. D. Selling
Harold Stine
Miss Shanklin Hosts Shower for Mrs. Roberts in South Charleston
Miss Frances Shanklin hosted a miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening at her South Charleston home in honor of her sister, Mrs. C. H. Roberts. Attendees included Mrs. Roberts and many friends such as Miss Virginia Kennedy, Miss Gail Brandenburg, Mrs. Eva R. Hawks, and Dorothy Lee Blake who celebrated her thirteenth birthday with a small gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Shanklin
South Charleston
C. H. Roberts
Mildred Shanklin Perry
Roberts
Margaret Buckner
Flossie Crowder
Ethel Robinson
Evelyn Harris
Pearl Peters
Virginia Kennedy
Gail Brandenburg
Leah Brandenburg
Magdalene
Florence Whaley
Beulah Underwood
Wava Skeen
Dolly Skeen
Neela Fitzwater
Alene Shanklin
Edythe Shanklin
Betty Perry
Www, C. Beenie
Eva R. Hawks
West Second Street
Dorothy Lee Blake
Hawks
Roman Perry
Marcus Grooms
Nadine Harvey
Dorothy Field
Herbert Hart
Dorothy Case
Barbara Jean Pierson
Gordon Dean
Marinese Hennegin
Eleanor Lee Brewster
Williams. Hughes
Leon Haynes
Douglas Martin
Juanita Casper
Willard Bennett
Helen Blake
Ruth Mae Shiels
Gertrude Underwood
Betty Lon Grooms
Honor Miss Crichton Breakfast and bridge party
Miss Margaret Crichton is to be guest of honor at a breakfast and bridge party hosted this morning by Miss Frances Reid at her Swathmore avenue home. Crichton plans to move to Washington next month. Guests include Roberta Woodrum, Mildred Huffman, Marjorie Backus, Dorothy Stark, Josephine Huffman, Teresa Woodrum, Jane Hardesty, Gertrude Vogt of Philadelphia and Mrs BE M Sparkes Jr. The Campus club met at Frank Hastie’s Garden street home on Wednesday night with attendees Frank Hastie, Moxie Abromawitz, Manuel Abromawitz, Mike Sayie, Bill Whittaker, Albert Stevens and Harold Halstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Crichton
Frances Reid
Swathmore Avenue
Miss Crichton
Washington
Roberta, Woodrum
Mildred Huffman
Marjorie Backus
Dorothy Stark
Josephine Huffman
Teresa Woodrum
Jane Hardesty
Gertrude Vogt
Philadelphia
Be, M. Sparkes, Jr
Frank Hastie
Garden Street
Moxie Abromawitz
Manuel Abromawitz
Mike Sayie
Bill Whittaker
Albert Stevens
Harold Halstead
Tarpgaard Mees Wed in Quiet Trinity Lutheran Rite
Edith Mar guerite Mees daughter of Mrs. John Mees and the late Mr. John Mees of Quinwood wed Peter Thosevald Tarpgaard of New York City on Saturday at Trinity Lutheran Church New York. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Andrew J Tarpgaard father of the groom with baby's breath decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Marguerite Mees
John Mees
Quinwood
Peter Those
Vald Tarpgaard
New York City
Trinity Lutheran Church
New York
Andrew J. Tarpgaard
Trinity Lutheran
Tarpgaard Wedding Ties Charleston to Monticello Visit
Miss Mees wore white mousseline and orange blossoms as she married Mr. John Van Googh Tarpgaard in a simple ceremony. Attendants included Miss Hertha Tarpgaard and ushers Otto Stabell and Neal McHargue. After the ceremony the couple traveled to Monticello for a brief stay before returning to Charleston to reside at Argonne apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mees
Hertha Tarpgaard
Iowa
Alan Keller
Darien
Connecticut
Marie
Howard Taft
Perth Amboy
N. J
Sam Finlay
Glen Ferris
New York
Harry T. Streton
Harold H. Streton
J. Hansen
S. Ramsing
A. Sondergaard
Weal McHargue
Winar Steffensen
William Stelling
John Hansen
J. Schau
V. Anderson
J. Jensen
Ronnie Burke
Helen Elizabeth Searing
Milne-Byrnside Nuptials Tie Madison Couple
Milne-Byrnside Miss Lois Elaine Byrnside daughter of Mr and Mrs M A Byrnside of Madison wed Mr John Milne son of Mrs Charlotte Watt Milne and the late Andrew Milne of Aberdeen Scotland at the Byrnside home on Saturday evening Reverend Jonathan Wood officiated. The bride wore pale blue lace with a pink sweet pea bouquet. Attendants included Mrs Joseph P Ocheltree matron of honor and Miss Eunice Burnside maid of honor. Best man was George Byrn Side. The couple plan home in Madison after July 1. The bride is a former student at Marshall College and West Virginia University and a home economics teacher at Sherman High School in Seth. The groom is affiliated with Red Parrot Coal at Prenter. The celebration followed by a marshmallow roast at Coal Ridge and a dinner at Kingston honored other local guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Elaine Byrnside
M. A. Byrnside
Madison
John Milne
Charlotte Watt Milne
Andrew Milne
Aberdeen
Scotland
Jonathan Wood
Madison Baptist Church
Joseph P. Ocheltree
Eunice
Sherman High School
Seth
Milne
Red Parrot Coal Company
Prenter
Charleston social gatherings and church events noted
Denstricker and many Charleston residents attended a Tuesday afternoon gathering at a local church with circle No 1 hosts and a program by several members. The Ladies guild of St Luke's Episcopal church held its final meeting of the year and will resume in September. Saint Paul Methodist Episcopal church will host a lawn fete Friday evening near Division Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iadies Guild
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
C. E. Campbell
Albert Christeller
J. C. Despontin
J. H. Hilton
G. R. Nichols
C. P. Payne
R. M. Pitts
H. Prichard
Louis Schultze
Pauline Thaxton
David Cleary
Saint Paul Methodist Episcopal Church
Spring Hill
Division Street
Community Circle Hosts Guests at Baptist Temple
Members of circle No 2 of the Baptist temple attended a Wednesday afternoon gathering at the church hosted by Mrs Robert McConshay and Mrs Ethel Core. Attendees included numerous named members, with an exhibit of handwork and a Calvary Baptist vacation school exhibit at seven, followed by a play at eight chaired by Mrs Mace Greenlee, president of Humph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 2
The
Baptist Temple
Robert McConshay
Ethel Core
A. G. Thomas
L. Cavender
R. A. Marshall
L. E. Carter
Ted Ramsay
Eugene Stump
Mary Rawson
Charles Ritchie
Charles A. Barnett
Harry Kemp
H. W. Claypool
Maud M. Gill
P. J. Sears
Bess Sullivan
W. D. McCurdy
B. B. Ezell
O. L. Stone
A. M. Straughan
Leah Jane Cavender
Patricia
Ann Ramsay
Calvary Baptisl Church
Mace Greenlee
Woman’s Missionary Society of
Charleston church to host covered dish supper on Monday
Charleston First Baptist Church plans a covered dish supper at the church on Monday evening July 2. The Ladies Auxiliary No 385 of the National Association of Letter Carriers held a picnic. Guests included Mr and Mrs A B Davis Mr and Mrs W E Harmon Mr and Mrs Oscar Patton Mr and Mrs A G Clay among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
First Baptist Church
Ladies Auxiliary
The
National Association of Letter~ Carriers
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Heller-Vickers
Agatera
Carter
Drogatares
E1mic
M. Co
Fine Manor
Country Club
Miss Shanklin
Tarpgaard-Mees
Betty Gay
Betty Gay Shop
Inger Tarpgaard
Katherine Petersen
Alice Hingberg
Barbara Smith
Mary McCloud
Margaret McCloud
Margaret Madsen
Barbara Keller
Christian Madsen
Oscar Damm
Hugh McCloud
Victor Searing
Victor Mendier
Max Frick
Elizabeth Frick
Gladys Fetersen
Irma Johnston
Edith Jorgensen
Mildred Jorgensen
Helen Schou
Opie Perry
Ida Perry
Estelle Kinser
Roy Jarrett
Clifford Perry
Coal Ridge
Goldie Jarrett
Macel Kinder
Hasel Stricker
Myrtle Jarrett
Gertrude Naylor
Frances Carpenter
Cecil Stricker
Clifford Maloney
Lee Maloney
Ray Bowers
C. A. Sydenstricker
Kingston
Wilbur Sydenstricker
Mrs
India
Ae Loft
Ehtereademark
Tae
Mrs. Ellis
Cora A. McCullough
Ray Kessel
Hattie McIntosh
C. A. Plaster
Barbara Plaster
Tetley
Alma
Ular
Stak
Hale Stri
Kelvinator
Dial
Dickinson Streets
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