Social guest list and hometown visits noted in Ocean City area
The page records multiple local social visits and guests. Mr. Monard W. Taylor of Baltimore stays with Mrs. K. R. Hitch. Miss Anna Sickman visits Baltimore. Mr. Harvey D. Mumford of New York guests the Smacks. families plan three weeks at their Rehoboth cottage. Lucille Gullette visits Nellie Mitchell at Ocean City. Lettie Beittingham spent a week in Atlantic City. Carl Smith and sons visit Earl Jones in Ocean City. Mrs. Avery Small returns from Rehoboth. Ralph White and family return from Ocean City. Clyde Hearn accompanies Rev H. F. Kieman to Delaware Water Gap. Maude Watkins of Richmond visits Elizabeth Pritchard. Virginia and Pauline Gibb visit Dorothy Vaughn near Salisbury. Mrs. K. R. Carl Bamberger returns from Wilmington. Nellie Fisher Stare visits Selby Fisher in Libertytown. Marsh Mesnick and family stay with Harringtons. Rene L. Meieyn joins Benjamin in New York for markets. Taylor and Anderson wedding trip to Baltimore. Bernard Uiman and children visit Baltimore for August. East Isabella Street hosts many Wilmington visitors. Dorothy Bestrick and Bruce Brittingham visit Philadelphia. Irene Bestwick joins. Mrs. Carlton Robertson and Mrs. James Ralph visit Baltimore for Pauline Taylor and Mr. Hughes wedding. Peppethy Ruark and Mrs. E. F. O. Dashiell plan a New England tour. the Hedley family travels to Virginia Beach. various social invitations and birthday observances noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Gullette
Nellie Mitchell
Ocean City
Mian
Lettie Beittingham
Atlantic City
Lexington
Mer
Carl Smith
Carl, Jr
Earl Jones
Clyde Hearn
H. F. Kieman
Episcopal Church
Delaware Water Gap
Maude Watkins
Richmond
Elizabeth Pritchard
Wicemicu Creek
Virginia
Pauline Gibb
Machipangen
Dorothy Vaughn
Salisbery
Carl Bamberger
Mr. Pritchett
Wilmington
Let
Rene L. Meieyn
Benjamin
New York
Byrd Taylor
Isaac Anderson
James Jones
Nelle Taylor
Baltimore
Taylor-Anderson
Bernard Uiman
Junior
Sarah Frances
Aucut With Mre Aleman
Mere Roland Seward
Isabella
Dorothy Bestwick
Philadelphia
Bruce Brittingham
Irene Bestwick
Carlton Robertson
Mere James Ralph
Claude Hughes
Pauline Taylor
Hughe
Willets to Vermont Motor Trip Amid Family Visit
Mr and Mrs Arthur Everett Wil Meme and children left yesterday for a motor trip to Chester Vermont. They plan to stay with Mrs Williams' mother in East Orange NJ and tour the Berkshire Hills to Vermont visiting Williams sister Maude M Mauataie. On return they will continue along the New England coast. Mrs Ronie Melon hosted a delightful surprise party Saturday for her daughter Maude's twelfth birthday with games and stunts. attendees included Elizabeth Price Sarantuna Elsie and Katherine Culver Thema Bounds Helena and Elizabeth Sparaes Sara Parks Mary Lawise Morris Elien and dea Turner Hick Jones Marjorie Freeman Olive Hayes Virginia McCready Isabelle Williams and Mary Elisabeth Hayden and George Turner Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Everett Wil- Meme
Chester
Vermont
Mere
William
East Orange
N. J
Berkshire Hills
M. T. Mauataie
Willams
New England
Ronie Melon
Camden Atepee
Maude
Moxicas
Elizabeth Price
Sarantuna
Elsie
Katherine Culver
Thema Bounds
Helena
Elizabeth Sparaes
Sara Parks
Mary Lawise Morris
Elien
Dea Turner
Hick Jones
Marjorie Freeman
Olive Hayes
Virginia McC
Taylor-Meghes Nuptials Take Piece in Baltimere
Miss Pauline A. Taylor daughter of Ser and Mrs C W Taylor of Quantico married Mr Charles Hughes Jr son of Captain and Mrs Hughes in Baltimere on Feriday afternoon. The ceremony was followed by a reception at the bride’s sister home in Hamilton. The couple sail on the Alleghany for Beeston then plan to reside in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Baltimere
Pauline A. Taylor
C. W. Taylor
Quantico
Charles Hughes, Jr
Feregiia Wroth
Church of the Messiah
Hamilton
Is Any Disease Truly Incurable
Health talks remind readers that many so called incurable diseases were later cured. Doctors often mislabel conditions as incurable, while history shows cures by other physicians and new discoveries. The piece cautions against premature final judgments and urges openness to unseen treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirm
Birthday thoughts and self reflection brief
A fragmented note addresses a birthday with self assessments. It praises quick thinking strong memory calmness and restraint while urging control of temper and discipline across roles from military leader to designer. Strong entities include none.
Galli Curci Shares Secret To Happy Career Marriage
New York reports Madame Galli Curci credits marrying a man devoted to her career as key to a happy marriage. She and Homer Samuels, her accompanist, wed January 1921 after planning a home on a 43 acre estate in the Catskills, embracing a life of music, family duties, and shared work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Nea Service
New York
Marrages
Madame Gall-Curci
Madame Galli-Cure
Homer Samul
Samuels
Galli-Carei
Fove
Galli-Cure
St Paul
Minnenyed
Rei
Implias
Samuel
Catehall
High Mount
Galli-fares
GallieCuret
Philanthropic husband debated by peer Felton
A dialogue fragment questions the philanthropic tilt of Peer Felton’s husband and wonders why she does not urge him toward a more sensible, high dry atmosphere. The exchange hints at social attitudes and domestic expectations.
Samuels Becomes American Citizen During Galli Curci Era
Samuels from Eau Claire Wisconsin hoped to tour Europe as Emmy Destinn’s accompanist but war delayed plans. He joined Galli-Curci for her U S recital debut and has accompanied all her concerts since. Destinn filed naturalization papers after arriving in the United States, and through marriage to 14 Lancers she gained citizenship without the usual five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee O Sensation
Samuels
Europe
Emmy Destina
Galli-Curci
Eau Claire
Wis
Galti-Curei
Sher
Funeral rites for Mrs Mary J Benks in Fruitland
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary J. Banks were held at the Fruitland M E Church. She died at her home Friday night and the services were conducted Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Benks
Fruitland
M. E
Death of Rev Arthur D Banks Dies After Fall
The Rev Arthur D Banks died after injuries from a fall two weeks ago. He was years old and is survived by seven children including Isaac Banks of Eace Maine and Quinton G Banks of Fruitland. William J Banks and Granville W Banks, both railroad foremen, have long worked for the N FP and NB R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D
Banks
Isaac Bank
Eace
William the Saker
Samue
T. Thomas I. Bank
Bank
Quinton G. Banks
Fruitland
Wiliam J. Banks
Granville
W. Banks
Funeral for Mildred Jones Held at Home
Funeral services will be held this afternoon at two from the home of Mr and Mrs J A Jones on Newton Street for Mildred Jones age six who died early yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merew
Mer
Mra J
Also Mentioned on This Page
Galsesuy, BO
Seetel Kéltor
Wave Secessory
Monard W. Taylor
KR. P. Hitch
Anna Sickman
Baltiamore
K. S. Seaith
Harvey DD. Mumford
Thoasas L. Smack
John Some
Rehoboth
Det
Avery, Small
Del
John Mec‘ane
Ralph White
Betty Mae
Ralph, Jr
Ocean Ry
Nellie Fisher Stare
Kenneth
Libertytown
Mel
Starr
Selby FO Fisher
Upton Street
Marsh Mesnick
Port Norris
Peppethy Ruark
Dashiell
Maite Dashiell
Roeland Smith
Washington
Philadellhia
Charles Bostwich
C C. Comner
Camden
Mre
Henry Hilton-Greene
Pensa Ola Florida
Breige
William Pritchard
Ber
Steve Pricherd
France
Norms
Viriona Beach
Pilchard
Fee Raae
Martin - Feers
V. Willear
Agnes Hairere
Taylor
Justin C. Wood
Cane Per
Nebel Edema
Wwe
Ehemgrieiong
Dubia
Bani Dunry
Charles A
Bss
Stew Stocetes Bate
Steger
Power Arte
and Nomi
Galli
Curci
Gali-Curci i
Milan
Mascagni
Nailan Conservatory
Rome
South America
Chicago Opera
Bayer
Muncacet
Kemott
Bea
Claiborne
the Shore Trane Line, Inc
Salisbury, Maryland
Pheane 98
Peer Felton
Ans
Sears
Spa Tiemes Enabl
Jourorsias de
Holloway & Company
Semari
Nter Rh
Dene Phaune
Weistenme
Elas Bey
Cons
Tererr
Bssnese Venn Agua
Mrh, Mary L. Banks
Mildred Jones
F. A. Moore and Fleer
Liege
Dock Street
Dethel
Dethol
Arithee
Eerie Egeayer
Manuela Turing
Nachman
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