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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1925

Page

16

Fragments of Society News on Weddings and Church Activities

Friday weddings mark Edna Spencer to Elmer Bailey and Delma Atkinson to Enel Richardson at private homes with limited guests. Following ceremonies, couples plan homecomings in South Hills and Washington Street. Salvation Army outdoor and indoor meetings listed alongside United Brethren conference, church luncheons, and women’s auxiliary events across West Virginia churches.

Mishop W. M. Hall Harrisburg West Virginia Conference United Brethren Churches Charles Cooley Weekley Memorial Church Roy Harnish

Visitors and departures mark Edgewood social scene

Mrs. W G Barrar of Edgewood hosts relatives and visitors from Washington Huntington and Welch while Miss Dorothy Parrar and Barry Gillispie visit. Mr Charles B Grossman returns to Charleston after two months at Culver Summer School. Mr Ray Harless of Buckley returns home and will depart soon for Augusta Military Academy. Mr J Robert Dabney of Erichton and his wife visit Mrs Dabney's mother in Olcort and plan to leave shortly.

Dorothy William Parrar Edgewood Louise Neeckemp Barry Gillispie Welch W. Va Atre Lpterien Barrarana Washington, D. C Charleston Charles B. Grossman M. W. Grossman Sharleston High School Culver Ray Harless Buckley John Moorar Agusta Military Academy J. Robert Dabney Erichton Bmr Dabney dAmother Olcort

King’s Daughters Complete Program at State Meeting

Members of the West Virginia branch of the King’s Daughters and Sons will attend an annual convention in Huntington September 24 to 28, then motor through Ohio. After returning they will meet at OxHeriton where Mr. Dabney runs the coal company store. Numerous locals plan trips to Cincinnati, Atlantic City, New York, Chicago, and other cities, with family visits and campus plans noted for Greenbrier Military School and area colleges. Some travelers include Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cox Jr., Miss Hortense Herne, Dorothy Rene, and Dorothy Abramson among others.

West Virginia The L Ives Daughters and Sons Huntington Ohio Rhes OxHeriton Dabney Coal Company John Moore Lewisburg Greenbrier Military School Maria Chandler Wilson Frame W. Va Parshall Gallery W. H. Cox, Jr Hortense Herne Cincinnati Mir Kili Abramson Ana Dorothy Rene Wort Strast Bertha Friedman Atlantic Ciy New York Robert H. Ya Bobbie London Hayland George Guthrie Columbia Boulevard M. FE. Robertson Claremont Urs Westy Robertson Raymond C. Gander Harry Fullerton Laidie Street Atlantic City Philadelphia Nlce Thug Netlia Kelner Kanawha Villey Hospital Kingston

Local delegates named for state convention

The order will send delegates from diverse sections of the state to the convention. Mrs. WHUpn Taylor and Mrs. 0. I. Wifmner are named as chairmen. Meador Minton and Branca preside over committees. Officers include president Mrs. W.C. Monte, view president Mrs. WW Rehinsen, secretary Mrs. CG OW Prive, corresponding secretary Mrs. C. L. Hibner, magazine rep Mrs Lurch Worgey, treasurer Mrs. J. Shafter, junior health president. Executive committee members include Mrs. Leroy Chanans and Mrs. G4 Mahone. Huntington circle members’ homes will host delegates. travel and hotel arrangements are noted along with a social program.

Hinall Whupn. Taylor I. Wifmner Mitiling- Flex Rouneil Amenities J. MM Fen Ce Meador Minton Branca Larmingements W.C. 2. Monte Ghadesten View Mra. of WW. Rehinsen Larkaburg Mra

Asheville Hosts Promising Visitor Season Yet Again

Local notes describe a lively autumn plan for visitors to Asheville North Carolina with special events at Biltmore Forest and nearby clubs. A round of Kaylan Smith from Savannah wins medals, while many social gatherings mark the season, including arrivals from Norfolk and Philadelphia and a highway meeting in Kenilworth Inn.

Orenteihir North Twentes Howard Kuntes Moon Asheville Biltmore Forest

Dependable beauty cream marketed by Miss Wintredl Beeverly

Miss Wintredl Beeverly of Idaho City Log Iskend urges grooming and uses Bink and White Cleansing Area nightly to purify skin. The Glack and White Beauty Cream line claims wide dealer distribution with Cleansing Cream priced at 7 dollars and 25 cents, widely popular with more than twelve million packages sold.

Luncheon Guests Attend Waynesville Event and Visiting List

Towel Goren at Waynesville on Tuesday for luncheon, Misa Nel O'Brien of New York entertained with a luncheon by Bre Maurice du Wont. Late registrations at the Langren include Byron J. Pickering of Vac Mn and Mrs H B Cochran and M Perry of Philadelphia, Suss Bitanneun Stanley Wilcox of Washington. Many visitors motored to Waynesville early in the week for the burn danes at the Hotel Gordom. Attending were Mrs James R. Kessinger and Miss Esther Kessinger of Philadelphia. The Battery Park hotel is entertaining Mrs D Ho McNichol and Miss Sarah B. McNichol of Clarksburg, W Va. Br and Mrs 0 I Host of Huntington, W V. Stratten, G O Toole, Andrew Sirens and Robert A. Wrisad of Gary, W Va. Miss Mabel H. Wells of New Brunswick, N J. Mrs J F Peters, Milwood Peters and Bernard Peters of Princeton, IA. RK Taylor of Philadelphia. J Marbury Beaver. Mr and Mrs C Niblock of Washington, Mc and Mrs Dean Walker and Charles Walker of Washington, Del. and Mr and Mrs J OH West of Griffin. Mrs Hubert P F Paddock and Miss Ruth Paddock of Philadelphia are en route for a fortnight at Black Mountain. Miss Jang Banghman of Rathichem, Pa. In visiting friends in the Land of the Sky.

Towel Goren Waynesville Misa Nel O'Brien New York Bre Maurice du Langren Byron J. Pickering Vac H. B. Cochran M. Perry Philadelphia Suss Bitanneun Stanley Wilcox Washington Burn Danes Gordom Jamis R. Kessinger Esther Kessinger Battery Park D. Ho McNichel Sarah B. McNichel Clarksburg W. Va Mra Huntington W. V Stratten Toole Andrew Sirens Robert A. Wrisad Gary W. Vu Mabel H. Wells New Brangwich N. J J. FP Peters Mlwood Petera Bernard Beters Pringaton RK. Taylor J. Marbury Beaver C. Niblock Dean Walker Charles Walker Wibhington Del del, and Mr J. OH. West Griffin Hubert PF. Paddock Mins Ruth Paddock Black Mountain Mids Jang Banghman Rathichem Land of the Bky

Phi Delta Kappa Secures Campus House On Campus

Phi Delta Kappa has acquired and remodeled a house at 897 Seventeenth Street to serve as a campus residence. Fifteen girls will live there during the school year with Mrs. Eugene Nichols as chaperon and Miss Teu Hele Wilaun from Marshall College aiding as sponsor. Everett Hall and the annex will also be used, four halls total, with life directors appointed for each.

Thy da Kappes Delta Saropur Wal] College Tha Seventeenth Street Eugene Nichols Misa Teuhele Wilaun Marshall College Everett Hall Phi Kappa Delta Ing A Mes Taabetta Plover Tri-Dalta University of Wisconsin

Municipal Band Plans Two Concerts

The Municipal band announced two upcoming concerts with timing and venue details. Labor Day at Splash Beach starts at 2 PM, while the regular Sunday concert at 4 PM will be on the old Capitol site this afternoon, featuring marches, overtures, and medleys.

Splash Beach

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