Charleston Society Notes and Symphony Plans
Society items from Charleston recount entertaining at four tables of bridge hosted by Mies Key Compton for Mrs Chester ith of Columbus, plus Mrs Timberlake’s guest list. The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, led by Fritz, to perform December 1 as part of the 1925-1924 lesson season. Five symphony concerts announced for fall and winter with dates November 7, 23, December 27, January 34, February 21, March 21. Season tickets to be sold through Galperin Music Shop or Miss Kate Staunton Shalrinan. Also notes on weddings and social gatherings, including Miss Mary Margerard's marriage to Asi A. Proving on July 27 in First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Symphony Orchesta
Fritz
Charleston
Charleston Symphony Society
Galperin Music Shop
Missy Kate Staun
Shalrinan
Mary Marnerd
Asi A. Proving
First Presbyterian Church
Mra. Yins
A. C
Rinard
Parkersburg
Sherleston
Bride of This Month Secret Revealed in Charleston
Mrs Provins, a former Wood County teacher who taught in Southolds for a year, recently graduated from M. B. C. and has been living in Charleston with the Guaranty and Trust Company. She is described as a charming young woman with a gracious personality that has won her many admirers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Provins
Wood County
Southolds
Charleston
Guaranty and Trust Company
Good Roads Drive Appalachian Highway Meet at Asheville
Delegates from Quebec and Canadian cities join officials from a dozen states at Kenilworth Inn for the Appalachian Scenic Highway convention in Asheville North Carolina. The gathering highlights a 3000 mile motor route from Quebec to North Carolina with plans for a national park area near Blue Ridge and Great Smoky mountains. Governor Clifford Walker and U S Senator Walter P. Stewart lead Georgia participants. several North Carolina leaders attend. numerous social events and tours accompany the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
North Carolina
United States
Canada
Kenilworth Inn
America
Quebec
Leake Champlain
Lake George
Tates
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Tennessee
Carolin
Blue Ridge
Great Smoky Mountain
National Park
Atlanta
Florida
New Orleans
Athurta Journal
Clifford Walker
U. S
Walter PF. So
Hoke Smith
Walter Sung
Atlantia
Thomas W. Winn
Georgia Automobile Agaivtoction
Angus McKean
Georgia
Rubeville
Yellow Hill
Sampson Owl
Morningside
E.W. Perkins
Hiva Savage
Ashevilla
Anne
Whiteman
Mae Zelia Whitemen
Philadelphia
Carl R. Bamford
John A. ,Moore
Alan Moore
John Robert Moors, Jr
Pittsburgh
E. R. Randall
G. H. Gerould
Princeton
N. Y
Ferdinand Voight
Chattanoogs
Gerould
Professor Gerould
English Department
Princeton University
Battery Park
John O. Daly
Frank C. Campkin
L. McLaren
Mra
Wiliam H. Doyle
W. E. Casey
L. G 3Aker
George W. Vanderbilt
Luetwee Pha
le Alding
Buncombe County
Edwin W. Grove Hue
Delegates Named for West Virginia Woman's Club Convention
Delegates to the annual West Virginia Federation of Woman's Clubs convention were announced by Mrs Charles Malcolm, second vice president of the Charleston Woman's Club. They include numerous Charleston members and others from the area. Sessions run September 2 through October 2. delegates should contact Mrs Braxton Miler for credentials and travel details and depart Charleston by 8:40 AM Monday for the Baltimore and Ohio line, with a bus transfer at Philippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Federation of Woman's Clubs
Ernest C. Mileir
Charleston
Charlinton
Baltindre
Listing of women and names in local notice
A long pedestrian list of women and married names appears in a local notice or social column. The names include J. M. Hunt Mrs Fred Johnston Mrs Gardiner Plumley Mrs Dewitt Galla and many others such as Mrs Warden Pippen Mrs Delbert Robinson and Mrs Emily Richardsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hunt
Fred Johnston
Gardiner Plumley
Dewitt Gallaher
G. Warden Pippen
Delbert T. Robinson
Cl. E. Ryde
W. BR. Carter
Stra
H Spencer
Donally Morn
James Fielding
Floyd
Paul Morrow
J. A. Arbuckle
W. J. Connell
A. Ji. Weather
Visitors plan reception and dance in Charleston club rooms
Visitors in the city this week will attend a reception in the chamber of commerce club rooms from 3 to 30 o'clock Thursday night, followed by a program and dance at the Doddridges Ann Quotariana will hostesses at the reception and Mrs Yheresa Doddridge Mathews pres of the Quote club has arranged that the Ramblers orchestra play for dancing at her hall after the reception. Misalla Dixon, Miss Lumiite Haviland and Milas Charlotte Haviland are among Mrs Mathews' dancing pupils who will appear on the program. Women visiting Charleston for Come to Charleston work will be guests of Quoturians at their luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Club
Doddridges
Ann
Quotariana Will Asmiet
Yheresa Doddridge Mathews
Quote Club
Ramblers Orchestra
Misalla Dixon
Mies Lumiite Haviland
Milas Charlotte Haviland
Mathews
Charleston
Miss Alexander Hosts At Ruffner Hotel Event
Miss Leonore Alexander hosted a luncheon at her home honoring Miss Sally Lowia Dickinson and Miss Becky Dickinson who depart soon for Miss Wright's at Bryn Mawr near Philadelphia. The Delphian society met at the Kanawha hotel with texts on Chaldean Wity States Babylonia and The Rose of Assyria. Mrs. Tzetta Jewel Brown sails to China to spend winter with her sister Mrs Donald Goodwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonore Alexander
A. S. Alexander
Sally Lowia Dickinson
Becky Dickinson
Dickinson
Miss Wright
Bryn Mawr Preparatory School
Philadelphia
The
Delphian, Society
Kanawha Hotel
G. G. Irwin
Babylonia
D. KE. Frierson
Assyria
Frost Brown
Tzetta Jewel Brown
Kingwood
China
Donald Goodwin
Goodwin
Princess Mary and Grandfather Pony Auction Headlines
Princess Mary’s page recounts a grandfather who received a pony for swampy land that became Chicago, describing the deal as perhaps the most expensive pony ever traded. The piece then shifts to curiosities from London concerts and jeweled flowers, noting Lady Loula Mountbatten’s orchid crafted from many amethysts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rowland
London
Loula Mountbatten
Entertaining Life at Greenbrier Draws Social Guests
A detailed roster of guests and hosted meals highlights a social season at the Greenbrier. Notables include Isabelle Craig, Mina Mertha Sherwood of New York, Mrs. Mary McKee Rels Inger of Greenwich, and many Pennsylvania and Boston names. The piece lists porch luncheons, large dinners, and visitors from Philadelphia, Boston, Locust Valley, Bar Harbor, and beyond as they converge for late summer and autumn enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Craig
Charles Bonenus
John
Kitchen
Mina Mertha Sherwood
New York
Mary McKee Rels Inger
Greenwich
Davidson
Mins Grant
Paine
Douglas Paine
Campbell
George T. Smith
L. Frederick Bruce
Hotch- Kiss
Wall
Lafferty
Talbot Speer
James Hale Steinman
Harry Thir
Quintar@ Taylor
Bankhead Banks
J. W. Dorris
W. H. Lawie
George Kah
Garrard Kelly
Edith Gtutherford
Nelle Paine
Eva Hall
Mary
Martina Burke
Olive Kable
Elizabeth Knight
J. P. Crozer
Ara
Forbes Hotchkiex
Snack White
G. B. Wall
Tiacrard Selly
Robert Page
Philadelphia
Edward Crozer
Amory Lawrence
Boston
Clive Runnells
Edward
Henry W. Tatt
Greenbrier
Mra
Willan Howard Tatt
Find
Harry Tait
Thomas ‘T. Gaunt
Craig
Vvarwenanes
Thornton Lewis
Garrett B. Wall, Jr
Thomas B. Faine
Mea
Frank Payne
Hutchkins
George D. Kable
Droana
Bankhead -Banks
Col
Wy Guignard
A. G. Bailey
Mr. Tre
Frederick Bruce
E. J. Biehl
Paul Bonner
Locust Valley
J. Stuart Barney
Bar Harbor
Surdette & Craig
Milas Isabelle Craig
J. B. Kitchen
Joseph E. Widener
Harry Black
Br. and
Mire
Livingston Beekman
Howard Whitney
Card of Thanks for Our Loss and Kindness
Wilt all who baves nowmax our recent Dereavement. Card expresses gratitude from Mrs Joseph Scorr and families for expressions of sympathy during illness and death. Names include Mr and Mrs Vincent, Mr and Mrs Roy Arthur. Thanks extend to May Clark and Standard, doctors, nurses at General Hospital, and Dr Blong for care and kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thane
Josepi Scorr
Vincinet Ecopy
Roy Arthur
Meng
Urs
May Clark
Standard
W. UN
Siac
Murace
Ubarlecetan General Hospital
Dr. Blong
Gale
Kindnean and
Lagher
Faryick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mies Key Compton
Wriday
Chesterith
Columbus
Timberlake
Aes
Logan Walker
York City
Helen Riley
Everett Colman
Noah Gentry
Muargorla Woodrum
Bilary Elizabeth Daley
Maxwell Street
Miss Riley
Gentry
Marguerite Clark
Virginia One
Mary Morton
Ca Mankin
Dolly Leftfieh
Clara Oaks
Hazelle Collins
Ellenan
Dorothy Sears
el Osborne
Lolita Haw
Brwth Vandal
Buss Grace Pauley
Arthur Osborne
Garland Jay
G. W. Wendell
C. Eymith
Clyde Curry
Mesars. Gentry
Everett Coffman
Billie Iliams
Artie McClure
Arch Grayese
Lawrence Hunter
Laird Lively
Allen Temple
Frank Fussell
William Cooke
Ollie Brown
Clyde Jiylden
Yde Pauley
Lewis Custer
Nelle ‘Ard
Roycroft
G. N. Weneu
Charles Haley
Huntington Herald-Dispacch
TR. W. Wrecke
Logan
Highlawna Presbyterian Chorch
Wuntington
Brooks
Helen Hod
HM. Mort
Huntington
Aldiy L. Davin
Quarrier Wireet
Scenic Highway Association
South Carolina
Proving
Brudebaker Sales Agency
Mov- Funtown
Liberty Clothing CO
Capitol Street
York
Womans Club
Ernest C. Millair
Elkins
Trade Board
Ruffner Hotel
Miss Alexander
Lambankment
Savoy Iso
Dudley Coats
Deauville
Princess Mary
F. Pestey
Prundelpitit
Mot Springs
Himere
D. Hotchkfex
Telford's
Ann Bailey
Del-Monte - Hickey
Rulfurid
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