Washington's Birthday Dinner and Dance for Club 10
Final plans for the G. O. P. Club of Frederick Washington's Birthday dinner at the Francis Scott Key hotel feature speaker J. W. Ditter of Pennsylvania and U. S. Senator H. Styles Bridges. About two hundred guests expected for 6:30 dinner and 9 to 1 dancing with Joseph S. Stephens orchestra. Gov. Harry W. Nice may attend briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sec
Harry W. LeGore
David G. Everhart
Harry W. Nice
Westminster
Joseph S. Stephens
Paul Rhoads
Edward H. Sharpe
Kitty Haller
Robert Outraw
Albert Y. Boileau
Frank Adams
A. Mehrle Ecker
Joseph B. Payne
Ferne S. Etzler
Ruth Moberly
Guy Anders
Eugene A. Alexander
Claggett E. Ramsburg
Frederick
Justice O. Fred Ridenour
Middletown
John A. Derr
Monrovia
C. G. Frailey
Emmitsburg
A. D. Flory
Thurmont
David Hickman
Point of Rocks
Gail TL. Catshell
Woodsboro
Charles F. Goodell
Holden
Notable Couples and Professionals Listed in Society Notes
S Felton, Mr and Mrs Renor Harp, Mr and Mrs A H Derr, Mr and Mrs A Grant Hoopes, Jesse I Renner, Mr and Mrs Leo Weinberg, Dr and Mrs Joseph H Apple, Thomas A Chapline, Mr and Mrs J P Feiser, Mr and Mrs W Harry Haller, Mr and Mrs Alss Jacob R Ramsburg, Mr and Mrs Joseph B Paine, Mr and Mrs Ellis C Wachter, Mgr and Mrs Chester G Baker, Mr and Mrs G Hunter Bowers, Miss Helena Stauffer, Justice Walter E Sinan, Justice and Mrs Patrick Schnauffer, Mr and Mrs George C Rhoderick Jr, Mr and Mrs Charles Mc C Mathias, C Adbert Gilson, Mr and Mrs G Ed Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis C. Wachter
Mgr
Chester G. Baker
G. Hunter Bowers
Helena Stauffer
Walter E. Sinan
Patrick MM. Schnauffer
George C. Rhoderick
Charles McC. Mathias
C. Adbert iGilson
G. Ed Myers
Two Sincere Schools Of Thought On Naval Question
Mrs Georgette Ross Howard spoke at the Francis Scott Key hotel on Friday outlining two main views on naval expansion. She cited Boake Carter against expanding the navy and Lady Nancy Astor in favor of a strong defense, while noting Hulls foreign policy balance and the ongoing congressional debate on farm laws and wartime policy.
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Howard
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Georgette
Ross Howard
Washington
Boake Carter
Nancy Astor
Lady Astor
Cordell Hull
United States
Committee of Naval Affairs
House
Vinson
Georgia
Congress
Roosevelt
Hitler
Austria
England
Roumania
Carol
Germany
Balkans
Spain
China
Herbert Hoover
Edgar ‘Rice Burroughs
The
Post
Hood College Honor Dinner Highlights Truth Theme
Dean Hawkes of Columbia College spoke at Hood College in Coblentz Hall where President Stahr served as toastmaster. Students and faculty presented talks on Truth Of The Spirit Truth Of College Life and other ideals, with musical interludes by local performers.
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Henry Irvin Stahr
Hood College
Coblentz Hall
Stahr
Hood
Ruth V. Pope
Helen Grof
Harrisburg
Lucille Corbett
Warren
Edith DeBold
Richmond Hill
N. Y
Esther E. Shaw
Herbert E. Hawkes
Columbia College
Columbia University
New York
Dean Hawkes
Hewkes
Sean Hawkes
Elizabeth ‘Cauffiel
Johnstown
Elizabeth Bounds
Philadelphia
Jeannette Roelke
Brunswick
Evelyn Jae Rudisill
Gertrade
Emmitsburg Case In Court At Westminster
A Carroll County circuit court jury heard a $3,000 damage suit from Melvin W Stouter, infant, against William L Shorb and Ida Ashenfelter of Emmitsburg for injuries to four year old Melvin in a May 1 1936 bread truck accident on Emmitsburg main street. Witnesses said the driver watched the parents and failed to stop. The boy suffered a fractured skull and other injuries, treated by Dr Cadle and at Gettysburg hospital. The jury returned a verdict for the defendants after about 30 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Carroll County
William Henry Forsythe, Jr
William L. Shorb
Ida Ashenfelter
Melvin W. Stouter
Bernard B Stouter
W. R. Cadle
Gettysburg Hospital
Mr. Shorb
Brown and Shipley
Bruce T. Bair
Sherman P. Bowers
Frederick
Group of Frederick singers perform in Grove event
Grove York Pa hosts a singing group with Misses Margaret Kieffer and Lillian Thomas from Frederick. Miriam Ford accompanies them in a recital featuring a selection of songs.
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Grove
York
Margaret Kieffer
Lillian Thomas
Frederick
Arliss Miriam Ford
Garden Club entertains members at Mrs Baker home
The Flower Arrangement program drew Garden Club members and guests to the country home of Mrs Holmes D. Baker. Mrs Ernes the Pole of Hot Springs Virginia presented an aesthetic display of unusual beauty and interest during the gathering.
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Ernestine Pole
Hot Springs
Airs
Baker
Garden Club
Holmes D. Baker
Ernes
Pole
Flower Arrangement Talk Emphasizes Originality and Harmony
Mrs Poole urged keeping originality imagination and visual memory in flower arranging. She stressed harmony with walls drapery and furnishings, avoiding clashes while showcasing texture and form. Examples included a copper bowl bouquet with pink water lily and ivy and a Williamsburg wall paper scene.
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Pole
Old
Williamsburg
E. H. White
Constance ‘Spry
John Taylor Arms
Atary Averaly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Club 10
Western
Maryland
Baltimore
Basehour Dental Offices
Frederick Over Western Md
Bank
Hagerstown
Dick Whittington
St. George and the Dragon
London
Fuel Service
Markell & Ford
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Corner Market
Second Streets
Frederick, Maryland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Atlas Mud Grip
Weil Bros
North Market St
Penney’s
Luxor
Penney Company, Inc
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