Charleston Women Society Notes in Kanawha Valley
Social page recounts Friday tea at the Woman’s Club house on South Hill with sixty guests and decorated rooms. Includes informals for visitors Mrs. Zimmerman and Miss MacDonald, a farewell for Joe Middleton before West Virginia University, and a Charleston marriage announcement for Glenna Trail and Wesley Acree. Also mentions Baptist Temple Woman’s Union circle talks, Miss Marguerite Minotti and Mr. C Houston Rey wedding, a Julia Elizabeth Green birthday party, Mowry winter return, Erling Welling birth, Pan-Hellenic luncheon at Hotel Ruffner with book review by Dorothy Elmer, and Kanawha Valley Nurses Club meeting at Parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israad Street
Wactive Woman's Club
Clarks South Hill
Irs Baird
Chairian
Joseph Carr
MeVer
B. Hf. Anderson
Club Meith
John Middleton
Charleston
West Virginia University
South Hillis
K. FB. Trail
Montengala
Glenna’ Trall
Wesley Taylor Acree
Broadstreet
Akron
Ohio
Joe
Woman's Union of the Baptist Temple
Niune
Marguerite Minotti
D. Minotti
Broad Street
C. Houston Rey
Houston
Texas
St. Augustine
Florida
Mrs. Ray
Mr. Ray
Miami
Ray
Fidelity Investment Association of
Wheeling
Misa
Julia Elizabeth Green
B. M. Green
Fleanor Holley
Elizabeth Stmuts
Jane Marie Mayer
Mar Grover
Margaret Creiehton
Mar
Ianne
Ruth Jerking
Welen Mareret Hill
Mary Rebecca
Margaret Dangerfield
Margaret Lightner
Bessie Laing
May Koontz
Charlotte Ross
Mary Heywood
Frances Shonk
Joan Cotterell
Louise Abbott
Melba Mids
Dolores Henderson
Elien Jean Risher
Mary Frances Fontaine
Elizabeth Reese
Margaret Green
Bobby Green
Pan-Hellenic Association
Ruffner
Biss Dorothy Elmer
St. Albans
D. C. McCoy
Donald, Backer
Charleston Busy With Visiting Friends and Local Moves
Charleston hosts a string of visitors and departures as residents travel to Wheeling Huntington Milton Spencer and Spencer for business, education, and family gatherings. Names include Dayton Vineyard Charlestown Dr Beard J Patrick Larra Tucker Mrs Theodore Burdette Miss Bertha Phillips and Pat Trent, with several returning from trips to Hinton Huntington Waynesboro and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Beard
Charlestan
Walton
Las
Olen
Spencer
Wy Va
John Patrick
New York
Boston
Larra Tucker
Charlottesville
Hollins College
Hollins
Bessie Bryan
Hinton
L. E. Atwell
Chasleston
Bertha Phillips
Pat Trent
Chil Bnein Solleke Haye Petar
Milas Lena Smith
Charleston
Nell Jordan
Huntington
T. Cox
Wellford
W. Va
John Vineyard
Dayton Vineyard
The Boy Friend Tie and Society Gossip in Town
Local notices recount relationship suspicions and social chatter as couples and families plan visits. Several residents travel or return from trips to New York and Europe. Educational and church leadership appointments are announced, including Miss Paralee MacLester joining the Girl Scouts and the YWCA. Birth announcements note new arrivals in families.
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Misa Paralee MacLester
Ineal Yo
Neserves
Y. Wee. A
Dagkson
Jose
Percy Tout
New York
Mr. Boat
Ruffner Memorial Church
First Presbyterian Church
Ghitlespion
Wheeler Supports Young LaFollette in Wisconsin Primary
Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana endorses Robert M. La Follette Jr. in the Wisconsin senate race, praising his training and readiness to back progressive measures. Wheeler argues the nation needs energetic young leaders and taxes his praise on La Follette’s ability to stand up for progressivism and carry on the late senator’s legacy.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Trobert M. LaFolletts
Senate
Wisconsin
LaFallette
Jefferson
Lincoln
Wheeler
LaFollette
Unitedtes
Randal
United States Senate
Crime in Britain shows big drop in prisons
In London the American consul Alfred Nutting reported that humanitarian reform reduced England and Wales prison population from 147000 in 1914 to 58218 in 1924. Crime convictions across many classes fell as reformation replaced punishment.
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Britain
Nobert
Thornburgh
Washington
Great Britain
England
Wales
Souver
Alfred Nuttings
London
Nuttinga
Nuttings
Marriage License Granted to Hugh Vineyard and Mtnel Melton
County Clerk Roscoe Moulton issued a marriage license yesterday to Hugh Vineyard aged 22 and Mtnel Melton aged 19. The report notes a historical aside about President James Monroe’s market activities.
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Roscoe Moulton
Hugh Vineyard
Mtnel Melton
James Monroe
Political News Summary From Clyde East Focuses on Gubernatorial Race
In remarks attributed to Clyde H. East the wake of political news highlights four potential Republican candidates for the 1912 gubernatorial nomination: Walter Hallanan, former state tax commissioner. Bir k Stathers. G. C. Chairman of the Public Commission. I. M. Ren blag. and Mayor W. W. Wertz. The report notes Governor Fore may seek the senatorial post in three years, with talk of a congressional candidacy in the sixth district and possible support for De Farmer as nominee.
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Mane
Tac Wen
Republin
Walter
Hatlanan
Tas
Birk 8
Stathers
Public
Comillasion
MM Ren Blag
House of Delepales
W. W. Werts
Lretty
Messrs
Hallanannd
de Masin
Jchairman
Public Service Commission
Westes
Grant P. Hull
Aative
Thetne
Seni
Certaa
Kanawha
Gimbillon
England
Igince
Gofia
Prt
Povernor
General England
Coronte
Cis
Juhngen
Hal J. Morris
Marfim
Margasia
Florida
Kanawha County Politicking Spars with 1928 Gales
West Virginia Kanawha County politics buzzes as candidates circle the state seat. Names tied to GOP leadership and gubernatorial hopes surface, with discussions of Governor Gore, ex-Governor Hatfield, and J Alfred Taylor as a possible congressman. The scene recalls prewar campaigns, with merchants and hotel gatherings shaping the party’s path toward 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worts
Aialkquan
J Alfred Taylor
Wheeling
Kanawha
Wheeling Vehushars
Tate
West Virginia
Ices
Harrigan
Alessis
Gore
Degis
Tess
Edwin Mc Neil
Charleston Busineas
House of Delegates
Itera
Walt 8
Hallanan
Net
Five . S. Senate
Plymbath Oy Company
Leconte
Hatfield
Congress
J. Alfred Taylor
Parettevile
Harlanan
Redeemer
Invernor
Bleck S. Stathers
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PI Society
Phone Capital
Robert 8
Henry Lewis
Kan. Soha Street
Angus MacDonald
John
Son Zimmerman
Katherine MacDonald
Warren W. Mowry
South Charleston
University of Virginia
Mowry
Staunton
Virginia
Erling Welling
Chicago
The
Kanawha Valley Nurses Club
Mr. Dayton Vineyard
Walton, W. Va
J. Robert Tubner
Meadow Boat Creek
Crighton
Jim Charteston
Idney
Theodore ‘Burdette
Oleotr
Muth
Frances Barnhart
Lewishire
W.va
Greenbrier
Deacon" Joel
Lewisburg
W. Vauls
Kenetucky Miliary Institute
Ow, Smith
Meegantown
J. H. Young
Dawight Miller
Walter Wigan
George Weeke
Parkersburg
J. BE. Harris
Arnold Callahan
Epent
Tyarleston
Ehrisnin Hayes
T.H. Lilly
Miss Fai Chapman
Misa Myrtle Fetty
H. A. Snyder
A. Mundy
E&. Mundy
Walton, W
Oak West
Advent
John Hart
Clarksburg
Ee Gene McDonough
Hynsell Seamon
Beckley
Blonday
J. H.hatcher
Lyle Hatcher
Imogene Coleman
Harry Morton
Willie Morran
Lara Morton
Cabin Creek
TH. Morrison
Point Pleasant
Ruth Levy
Tenth Avenue
Selden Jones
Robert Gladstone
Blaine Hawle
Clarksbore
Martinsburg
Bura
A. Bennett
Ues Wrekas
Detrait
A Holycrons
C. A. Robertson
J. G. Lanhan
W. H. Hover
Atate
Lena M. Carter
Spencer and
Grantaville
Ruby Styer
Auummmer
Martin
Greentrier Avenue
Morida
Francia Sell
Apm
Sell
South Hills
University of Cincinnat
Cee Dts
Hi L. Spurman
Richmeond
Tie
Lublie Ledger Company
Ja. Spollomin
Grosscup Delve
Jonew
Reightwell
Frintay
Europe
Laurence Kinney
Wiliam Barger
Kinney
Wuer Hampden Stoney University
Beary
Gohan Arnold
Buckhannon
Wenl
Camden Conway
Faremont
M. Hanna
Parkershurmy
George P. Wetsel
Chariestod
Qantain Thomas Smith
Hi. Meiniey
Weston
Aarney
Gus W. Gibson
Mee
Quarrier ST
Ruby Potter
Wai Soliat
Baptist Temingtom
Ualo
New Baptist Temple Cor
Quarrier
Mortia Sts. of
Verden
Clara M. Schunk
Kanes, Banking and Trust Bliz
Capitol View Apartments
Corna
Summers
Dancing AJ
Young Lafollette
ESI
Clyde H. East
Edhua Sutte Sethe
Mayer Werts
Dtd
Spring Street
Couime
Mary
Belgium
Ntoumania
Buck- Inghamt Palace
Jugoslavia
Garland
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