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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1925

Page

15

Delegates to U D C Meeting in Clarksburg Event

Miss Ruth Black is center of a series of social events and announcements as Charleston hosts the What Virginia Division United Daughters of Confederacy convention in Clarksburg September 23 and 24. Delegates listed include Mrs. W. E. R. Byrne and others. numerous social gatherings, bridge and dinner parties, and auxiliary circle meetings accompany the lead event.

What Virginia United Daughters of Confederacy Clarksburg Charleston

Social Circles Welcome King Grid In First Game

Charleston society ushers in autumn with first football game at Laidley Field. The piece notes the shift from summer boating and parties to fall entertainments, highlighting the role of youth in crowds, the Charleston Symphony Society, Ka Nawha Players, and upcoming events including a Sunset Ridge party for Miss Margaret Davin. It mentions social calendars, fashion, and the engagement of both young and old in the city’s fall season.

King Grid Charleston Laidley Field Itera Qe Youngaters Younsters Thall Laldiey Field Miau St Leila Olland Margaret Davin Fred Burger Intel Funera Goceta Miss Davin Nise Florence Davin Sain Virginia White Julia Montgomery Miers Henrie Montgomery Mac Leng Mies Edna Serres Mins Emily Talbot Merirginia Cook Miaq Lilian Montamary Elizabeth Laird Bridget Dorothy Holland Ann Rowe Ward Blule Bowen Hadith Mess Mies Ernesting Herris Clendenin Perking J. E. Wilkinson William Buchanan F. Rankin Clark John Ynson John Matheny E Newton M. 5. Bowles Robert Fudme Howard Absolom Howard Hutchinson John Ww. Davin Huntington Charles Beall Ansted Grant Tompkins Hugheston Stacey Glen Ferris Crane Louteville Henry Kirby Boomer Paul Workman Alice Dent Jones A. K. Batley

Kanawha Players Plan 1925 Opening Week Show

The Kanawha Players will present The Mayor and the Dranicars, a one act comedy by George Ade, in the week of October 6 at the Kanawha fair. Preston M. McClanahan directs with Misa Vondell Hamilton Misa Edith Cameron and Mr. Howard Beer in key roles. The organization will be directed by officers Mere Tal Staehtin president Mrs Offutt Lakin vice president Mrs Harald Sterrett second vice president Mr W R Milford treasurer Miss Harriet Stubbs secretary. rest of committee to be announced at this week’s board meeting.

Kanawha Players George Ade Preston M. McClanahan Misa Vondell Hamilton Misa Edith Cameron Howard Beer Uttle Kanewha Offeers Mere Tal Staehtin Offutt Lakin Harald Sterrett W. R. Milford Harriet Stubbs McClanchen

Mrs Churchman Hosts Birthday Party for Daughter Elizbeth

Mrs Vincent T Churchman Jr hosted a party Friday night for her daughter Elizabeths fourth birthday. A long list of guests including Christina Churchman Annette Thayer Irene McCanthay Jane Embleton Katherine Okeefe Mary Lee Hays Joan Simms Jane Silling Nancy Singleton Lois Wenger Nancy Hancock Betty Sutherland Becky Morgan Joan Morgan Virginia Courtney Bobbie Mohler Susanne Aline Janet Huffman Marian Hamilton Mary Agnes Smith Feguy Ann Thayer Jean Stuart Ada Jane Dufore Leona Feyton Mannie Peyton and many others attended the celebration.

Vincent T. Churchman, Jr Elizabeth Churchman T. Churchman Christina Churchman Kibeo Mia Annette Thayer Wellents Ware Migm Ann Carter Misas Irene McCanthay Ann Embleton Misa Marjoriembleton Jane Embleton Katherine O'Keefe Mary Lee Hays Misa Joan Simms Mies Jane Silling Nancy Singleton Lois Wenger Nancy Hancock Misa Betty Sutherland Milas Betty Smith Becky Morgan Joan Morgan Virginia Courtney Bobbie Mohler Susanne Aline Janet Huffman Marian Hamilton Mary Agnes Smith Ann Thayer Mise Jean Stuart Ada Jane Dufore Misa Leona Feyton Mise Mannie Peyton Masters Walter Point, Jr Milton Mooreheld Bo Hanshaw Mille Calvert Billy Gott Leslie Hoffman, Jr Charles Mason Donald Schaffer Marshall Arbuckle Esther Stites Walter Thurmond, Jr Tommy Hradley BS. J. Simma Bobbie Dobanky Billy Lively Cyeus Bilting Billy Lews Buddy Mandt William Ziobold

Kings Daughters to Attend Meet at Huntington

Kings Daughters from Nitro circle and Piedmont circle travel to Huntington for an annuetaketa convention to be held September 24 and 25 at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. About 200 delegates from Wheeling Clarksburg Parkersburg Beckley and Bluefield expected with headquarters at Hotel Prichard. State chairmen Mira J Henderson and others in charge of circles. Nitro circle led by Bre D Shaffer.

Kings Piedmont Tul Silver Cross Ethel Evane Cherleston Huntington Fifth Avenue Baptist Church Wheeling Clarksburg Parkersburg Beckley Bluefield Pri

Miss Plunkett Hosts Bridge Party For Guests

Miss Eunice Plunkett entertained yesterday at her home honoring Mrs. Other Crandall a recent bride and as courtesy to Miss Edna Moore and Miss Eva Moora of Prandin Pee guests at Mr. L G Tucker. Ten guests included Mrs Crandall Miss Moore Mrs L C Tucker Mrs Earl Via of Charlotteavilla Vad Mya Harry Sting Mrs John K Robinson Mrs Gilbert Gunn Mrs Philip Stewart Miss Katharine Blackstood Miss Senbells Cargish and Miss Marguerite.

Eunice Plunkett Other Crandall Edna Moore Eva Moora Prandin Pee L. G. Tucker May Mra. Crandall Mra Philip Stewart Katharine Blackstood Senbells Cargish Marguerite Bre. RK

Mrs L O Emerick Hosts Bridge Party for Mrs Smith

Mrs L O Emerick of Ridgemont Avenue South Hilte entertained with a bridge yesterday afternoon at her home honoring Mrs Cheater Smith of Louthville Kentucky who is visiting Mrs T Timberlake and Mrs R T Harris a bride formerly Miss Virginia Crawford Guests included Mrs Thurluie Mrs Smith Mrs R T Harris Mrs Albert Porter Mrs Greve Calhoun Mrs Shefty Hall Mr R Yates Mrs Orla Carr C Montellus Mrs Edgar C Cra 4 Miss Mary T Compton and Mrs E A Compton Others arriving for two were Mrs Ellis Crawford Mrs James B Kuykendall Mrs George Matthews Mr Cher Johnson and Mrs L B Whitehurst Miss Hortense Hearne had returned from a visit in Cincinnati

Miss Dickinson Bridge Hostess and Wedding Preparations

Miss Sally Lewis Dickinson entertained with a bridge supper at her Virginia home in honor of Miss Jane Preston of Lewtabucw who had been visiting Mr and Mrs Sandy Flour Boy Minn Preston departed yesterday for Washington to enter Tunstan Hall. The gathering included many local young women and the Christian Science spiritual meeting was announced for Wednesday evening at eight.

Cecil M. King Louise Dawson Parkersburg Herold W. Houston Virginia Street Mise Helen Louies Houston Martha Jane Smith Dayton Ohio Charleston, Y. W. C. A Miss Smith H. A. Rice Clara Myers W. M. Myers Jefferson Street Kathryn Kelly Denison Texas Harold Swisher Quarrier Street Misa Dolce Marie Frame G. M. Stewart Richwood Miss Frame J. F. Frame Mias Francesa Greetham Mra. W. D. Greetham Bethlehem Sally Lewis Dickinson B.'. Dickinson Viteginia Jane Preston Lewtabucw Sandy Flour Minn Preston Washington Tunstan Hall Mise Freasen Becky Dickinson Eleanor Baldwin Leanora Alexander Maney Ruffner Mary Willabeth Cabell Macy Mizabatn Francis Mins Katherine Hughey Katherine Baur Miga Bary Johkneoh Davis Harriet Davis Misa Alice Woods Miay Dulay T. Miller Misa Helen Headles

Much Entertaining Is Life in White Sulphur

In White Sulphur Springs a late September social scene centers on the summer colony. Mrs Hanna hosts a dinner dance at Kate's Mountain club for about fifty guests including Mr and Mrs Edward Crozer and several New York residents. The Meadows hosts feature guests at a buffer supper with Crozodra Wainwright and others. Continued on page two.

Alva Stuart Henna New York George Autumn T. Smith Jersey City Lawhen Bean Rence Lewis Recenc Hanna Kate's Mountain Club Gussta Edward Crozer Moncure Wainwright Philp H Duer Fr. Crozer Mira Thorntan Lewis Thomas H. Paine Myre Garrard Kelly Honora Palmer DB. Palmer Forber Hutchkisr Jack White Lawrence Lewis Robert Page James MaChord Harcum Ive Lawrence Lewis the Meadows Bir

D A R Members to Attend State Meeting in October

Daughters of the American Revolution local chapter plans to send delegates to the annual state meet in Parkersburg on October 12 13 and 14 Officials will announce which members are attending Fairmont resident Mrs James Adith formerly of the city is among delegates representing Major William Haymond chapter in Parkersburg Mrs K B Clinton serves as regent of the Kanawha Valley chapter

Organization of Daughters of the American Revolution Parkersaire Officara Charleston James Adith Fairmont Parkersburg William Haymond K. B. Cinton Kanawha Valley

Princess Marys Closest Friend in New York Society Revealed

London dispatch notes Princess Mary’s circle inclines to Duchess of Roxburghe as a top confidant amid Royal visits to Roxburghe estate. It mentions the Prince of Wales’s London timing, Claridge’s dining intrigue, and social scenes with Goelet women, Carlton House, and Savoy events. It also touches on The Green Hat stage fashion and Savoy party gossip.

Princess Mary Girl of New York Society London Princean Marty St la Rozburghe New York Yorkshire Roxburgh Carlton House Terrace Princes of Wales Lomdons Ty Chance America Wales Sho Mary Claridge Prince of Wales St. Jam@get palace Savy Michael Asten Janden Sige Greene Mattie Houghton United States Savoy Niko Buck Imaurance Society Lipmuck British Broadcasting Company Britain Wari Radio Berkesley Wirelers Ite Savoy Bande Ars Thia Wan Savoy Cafe Chicago Rowland Leigh Lord Leigh Stoneleigh Abbey Europe Howen

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