Residents Social Roundup From Washington to Baltimore
Monday column lists Miss Ma nd fated V Powell in Washington and Miss W Lord and Miss Winifred Adkins driving to Philadelphia for a few days. Several visitors, parties, and trips are noted including Agnes Robbins from Petersburg visiting Miss Alice Dalton, Albert Hastings sailing for Europe, and Mrs Hastings visiting Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May’ V. Powell
Washington
Joe
Grace Codce
W. Lord
Winifred Adkins
Philadelphia
Agnes Robbina
Petersburg
Alice Dalton
East Church
Albert Hastings
Europe
Olwwin Hastings
Baltioners
Samuel Hobbs
Howard Mark
Harry J. Oswalt
Port
Donald
Altoona
James Bounds
University of Maryland
Marion Smith
Norman Smith
Carroll BK. Rounds
Baltimore
Notable Evening Event At Cedarhurst In Baltimore
An old social note lists attendees at a Cedarhurst gathering including Miss Edith Maulter and Miss Irene Mer, Mr. Robert Mauler and Mr. Vernon Mikes, Mrs. Allen Molessworth, Mr. Rex Teter as Prince and Miss Florence Riley among Baltimore residents. The event featured singing and dancing with guests described in period social terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merc. KE. C. Bush
Baltimore
W. Beiley Wright
Downing Burhing
Leonard Wailes Wall
Eastern Shore Society
Belvedere Hotel
Balkimere
Dorothy
Beulah White
Fallowmer
Blue Bird Tea Room
Pauline Glocking
Trene Paer
Kath Mauller
Robert Mauller
Vernon Mil
Carteren
Allen Meadesworth
Bex Hosten
Princess Anne
Avery
Arlebb Cut
Flatland
Raleigh Holts
Af Thiens
Wolford Cares
Vernon Powell
Mroon
Lafayette Horde
Mildred Strou Wtson
Mes
Meldred Breer
Moss Herthee Merwh
Hoest Stevenson
Mir
Arthur Betts
Albert Haytam
Alead Brown
Preston Perth
Mutiel Cathe F
Saturnas
Cedarhurst
Edith Maulter
Irene Mer
Miee
Pantine Tilae
Robert
Mauter
Vernon Mikes
Carnten Molesworth Rine
Allen Molessworth
Baltimores
Rex Teter
Florence Riley
College Queen Myrtle Jackson and Court List
College queen Myrtle Jackson along with a court of entrants including Miss Thelma Parker Miss Ruth Hearne Miss Algva Smith Miss Nethe Hastings Miss Joha Parker Miss Elisabeth White and gentlemen Mr Laich ten Moore J C Anders Mr Preston Holloway Mrs Fred T Truitt and Mr and Mrs Lewis Francis appear in the society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Jackson
Thelma Parker
Ruth Hearne
Algva Smith
Nethe Hastings
Joha Parker
Eliabeth White
Laichten Moore
J. C. Anders
Preston Holloway
Alefred T. Truitt
Lewis Francis
Lester Dennis
Breach of Promise Suits Seen as Public Blackmail
A columnist denounces breach of promise cases arguing they resemble legal blackmail in many instances. The piece critiques the private pain versus public exposure, noting how juries award sums while questions of consent and privacy linger. It warns readers to distrust sensational breach actions and to question their newspaper portrayals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promuw
Jnry
America
Besore
One Day Institutes Set by Rev Kluman Across Maryland
The Rev HL F Khoman rector of St Peters Episcopal Church travels to the Western Shore of Maryland to lead four one day Sunday School institutes. He will speak at St Georges Valley Lee and Jerferron in St Marys County on Wednesday and at Brandywine and Bread Creek in Prince Georges County on Thursday and Sunday. The programs are arranged with the Province of Washington Religious Education Commission and aim to engage rural churchgoers in the series. Separately Rev Klerman leads a parallel series in Southern counties with Pastor C P Sparling directing the Northern counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL F. Khoman
Rte. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Maryland
Dienese of
Easton
Povineul Commission
Reveretel Kluman
St. Georges Church
Valley Lee
St. Mary's County
Jerferron
Platay Charies
Klerman
Res. C. PL
Sparling
Fragmented health ad text about Cresmolsten and Cromaten claims
The readable lines promote Cresmolsten as a cough and throat remedy and Cromaten as a medical formula. It mentions creosote and other elements claimed to heal influenza membrane issues and persistent coughs, with vague authority references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meet Ceiliot
First public aimé opened to traffic in 1835
On September 20, 1835 the world saw its first public aime opened to traffic marking a landmark in transportation history.
Oyster Supper Held at New Warsonburg Garage
A community oyster supper took place at the new garage in Warsonburg on Thursday evening. Attendees included local residents and church members. Guests were invited by local organizers to share in the meal and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsonsburgh
M. BooChurch Wall
Warsonburg
de Fede
Seth
Tae
Scheel
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Uaonard Kenshaw
Des
Moris
Ruth Éforvis
Mabel
Grace Morris
Centreville
Robert J. Grier, Jr
Bibby
Phillips
Cambender
Grer
Esddward S. Phillips
Mase
al Cedarhurst
Carter
Carters
THE
Omert D. Grier
Wicomicu Hotel
College Queen
Mary Ella Pace
Haskell
Texas
Dallas
Nev. H. F. Kleman
Solent
France
Garuany
Tien
Shades
G. M. Fisher Jewelry Co
Kehe, Mar
Sal Ie RY
Merode
Per Conwy
Tearle
Arcade Theatre
Conway Tearle
Alice Terry
Wallace Beery
William Orlamond
Huntley Gordon
Allan Forrest
George Cooper
Zasu Pitts
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