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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1933
Page
7
Society continue trans page notes Mrs. Mred Walls Mrs. N A Barth Mrs F Veadr and Mrs John Walker among attendees in a social column snippet reflecting local elegance and names in mid century society circles.
The J. B. club of South Charleston elected officers at its annual meeting hosted by Mrs. Harry T. Chapin on Ninth Avenue. New president Mrs. Harry J. Chapin secretary Mrs. C. Chittum treasurer Mrs. L. C. Sturgill and publicity chair Mrs. O. J. Owens plan a wether roast for members and friends. A cov ered dish luncheon followed with many members present.
Church groups host events this evening. Bible class meets at Mrs Lacy Green’s home on Ohio Avenue. A cantata titled Laila will be performed at Central Methodist Episcopal Church with Mrs John J Exhine in charge. A silver offering will be collected at the door.
A manless wedding will be a feature of the program of entertainment this evening when the Women’s class of the Saint Paul Methodist Episcopal church South of Spring Hill will entertain with a Benefit social at the church. Other notes list various local women and visitors and recent hostesses at church and society gatherings with names and places across Vandalia and Kanawha City.
Personal notes list Dr and Mrs Roy Ray of Treemont Street in South Charleston expected home today after a Florida two week vacation. Miss Marion Rowe and Miss Carol Rows of Highland Avenue South Charleston visit relatives in Staunton Virginia. Mr and Mrs Ralph Payne and children of Tenth Avenue South Charleston with Mrs A S Boggs travel to Dallas Texas to visit relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Guy Massey and infant daughter of Washington DC have gone to Fort Worth Texas.
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