Tea honoring wives of state officials at Mrs Bond home
Mrs. John C. Bond hosted yesterday an afternoon tea honoring the wives of leading state officials. Guests included Mrs. George W. Sharp, Mrs. I. B. Lee, Mrs. W. S. Johnson, Mrs. George M. Farr, and Mrs. Jung W. Smith, among many others, with a reception in the Bond residence drawing room and dining room.
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J. C. Bond
John C. Bond
George W. Sharp
I. B. Lee
W- S. Dohnaon
George M. Fart
Jung W. Smith
Fericulture
Mher Herered
Recvivins Vink
John Mhork
Rinefield
Hannel
Bond
Hesmowed
Pomeroy
John Frubir
John Allen
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Diedrich
Auwler
Lois Standelph
John Randolph
T. J. Shuler
John. Randolph
T. J
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J . Lehinen
H. Dinton
Ivan
Birk Stathers
John
Auber
Mahre Stark
George Fark
M.S. Liedrich
Charleston Plans Gay Social Week Amid Legislature Session
Charleston hosts a two week slate of social events for gay and young crowds, largely confined to drivers luncheons dances and bridge parties as schools break for spring vacation. Engagement announcements and wedding plans appear among local circles with many parties restricted to official circles.
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Gerting
Andere
Charleston
Final Symphony Concert Slated for March 22
A garbled preservation of a Charleston event announces a final symphony concert set for March 22. It mentions cancerk at the yeth and references Charleston Symphony with likely performances by Verdi works and school students, aiming to celebrate a musical season amid community acclaims.
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Charleston Symphony
Charleston
Chile
Bern
Lord Pitt
Engagement of Daughter of State Senator Marsh
The daughter of West Virginia State Senator Harvey Marsh is engaged to Mr. Fred Peterson. The announcement notes the couple’s social events, family ties, and upcoming marriage plans, with coverage of the engagement party hosted by Mrs. Lefiend Hytier and various relatives attending gatherings across the area. The piece mentions Marsh’s political role and lists multiple contemporaries and social connections.
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Anna M. Wells
Mire
Charles .B. Wells
Ironton
Ohio
Stony [Genford
Cherie “B. Sanford
Harvey Marsh
Mr. Peterson
Angelia Marsh
Mus
le Jan Rynerd
Mannington
West
Viena
Aid Mee
Hees
Maeeh
Morkershurs
Fred Sherine Petersin
Douk
Lefiend Hytier
Mamioingto
Parkersture Paper
Ievaawa
Apuman Wehder
Prulitie Eponier
Tee
Peblican
Fred Baia Petersoo
Brierson
Jatanut
St Andrews
Evence Interest in Approaching League Revue
A community effort for a spring revue planned for Monday evening April 1 at the Armary, with Mrs James O Warren as chairwoman. The program promises more elaborate scenery, costumes, and lighting than last year. A large committee handles advertising, stage setup, and talent selection, including Anastasia Dickenson and Annie Dickens on prominent posts.
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Conmiittor
James
Cabiren
Revue Witt
Milea
John B. Rogers
Charles
Chailrman
Weil
Miles
TS Onatinian
Anastasia Dickinsan
Mattie
Hou Favddaon
Dinner Dance Held For Mr and Mrs Harsh
A dinner dance at a residence on Wanther street featured entertainment by Slogal Workman with a jovial evening of dining and dancing. Guests included several local residents from Chookaliegy and nearby areas.
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Horn
Baginas Soon Pa Tae City
Air
Aiea
Slogal
Richard
Poe
Belial
Flapper Adopts Mother's Costume in Spring Fashion Reversal
In Washington a fashion note highlights flappers embracing their mothers wardrobes for spring. Dresses feature feathers tulle and flowers while costumes for dancers combine ribbons belts and beaded chiffons. Notable society names and events appear as Misses Weller Yates and Van Deventer attend gatherings alongside relatives and social pages detailing outfits at a Willard party.
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Louise Love
Washington
Miatich
AL Ewiry Ohine
de Forpetien
Emu Mathers
Einihye
Lividge Richene
Brad
Kewesien
Mae
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Mis Jean Kennedy
Margaret Martin
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Anne Anderson
Thelma Howe
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John Prome
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