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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1925

Page

15

Queen Mary Tangos At Servants Ball At Balmoral

Royal gossip notes Queen Mary dancing the new French tango at Balmoral during the servants ball, with King George observing and inviting a head servant to partake, as American guests Merrill and wife visit the castle amid deer stalking and billiards matches.

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White Sulphur Springs fall season notes and visitors

The article highlights autumn activity at White Sulphur Springs with intense outdoor life. It mentions golf, horse shows at Laidley Field, hunting and social gatherings, plus a long list of visitors and residents arriving or departing for seasonal stays and events.

South Side Woman's Club Drafts Fall Program

The South Side Women's Club announces an ambitious season including a May flower show and a full slate of meetings. Officers will be elected at the May 18 annual gathering, with standing committees named and a secret session. The season opens October 11 with a flower show and plant sale, followed by monthly programs on homes, religious education, crafts, early American life, music, and home economics demonstrations through March.

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Plans for White Cross charity entertainment in Kanawha county

The first White Cross workers charity event in Charleston aims to raise funds for Hillcrest Sanatorium. Card party reservations surged as Charlestonians flock to support tubercular children and patients treated there. Notable volunteers like Mrs J Re Thomas of South Hill and late Mrs Malcolm Jackson helped establish Hillcrest, the area’s sole institution for tuberculosis care, sustained by community generosity.

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Prom Trotter Awakens at College Socials

The piece surveys the Prom Trotter as a long season of college social life. It notes dances at Washington and Lee, Morgantown, Charlottesville, and Lexington, and details campus rituals, attire, and conduct. It mentions notable social events and local society figures hosting gatherings in Wheeling and surrounding towns.

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