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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1925
Page
5
Miss Gertrude Wimbrow hosted in Whaleyville with guests from Exmore and Philadelphia. Residents and visitors from Georgetown, Delmar, Salisbury, and Cape Charles featured in a flurry of visits, entertaining dinners, tea events, and birthday parties across East Church Street homes.
Garbled OCR text suggests a playful feature or social note with mentions of a parade or promenade. It references perspectives on future society trends and a forthcoming event schedule after 40 o'clock, with unclear names and places.
In New Orleans for the Mardi Gras, the debutante race for queen ends with no winner. Miss Marguerite White, chosen by the secret committee, presides over the ball as the festival closes, while others express disappointment and social intrigue lingers.
Cynthia Stewart from the sunny south replaces Mass Finch at Drary Acre as the street companion. she nurses homesickness and asks for dinner. She speaks of fear and hunger, of Anne Arundel County pride, and of women’s work, culture, and dignity amid a tense private conversation.
Reformer accuses Rootlegger of ignoring laws while defending alcohol and drug control activities. Stringent debates erupt over enforcement and authority as party factions clash with sharp language and vow to uphold legal standards.
The Evening Time and Wicomice News publish a correction regarding earlier publication about Mr Joshua W Miles as editor and publisher. The paper regrets the error and notes the misstatement of staff involved and the fan supporter context of the incident.
A collage of whimsical reflections on spring staples from lemons to bathing frocks. Observations touch on education, finance, fashion, and social habits with a playful, satirical tone about reformers, spending, and wartime prices.
The Young Woman Heeme Missionary Society of the As bury Church will hold a tea Thursday afternoon from three to five at the home of Mrs. Harry G. Haymen on William Street. A musical program and a silver offering will be part of the event.
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