Social and Personal News from Evening Mail
Social and personal items from the Evening Mail note Miss Jane Evans hosting a house party at State College Pa and friends traveling to events. Visitors include Ms Virginia Carmichael in Annapolis with Senator Byron, and Miss Virginia Stone recovering from a sprained ankle at 708 West Franklin.
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Jane Evans
Hamilton Evard
iBtate College
Penn ‘Bhate College
Virginia Carmichael
North Potomac Street
Annapolis
William D. Byron
Williamsport
Virginia Stone
Franklin ‘Street
Miss Danzer Hosts Birthday Party at Hagmar Rink
Anna Mae Danzer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Danzer of 9039 Oak Hill avenue, celebrated her twelfth birthday with a skating party at Hagmar rink. Guests Sally Ann Hardinge Helene Mitchell and Peggy Scheck won prizes, then a buffet supper with pink and yellow Easter themed decor. Surprises for Mr and Mrs Howard McCune of 35 Charles Street followed church attendance, featuring Dutch lunch, cards and music, and refreshments.
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Anna Mae Danzer
Howard McCune
Charles Strest
Dramatic Club Stages Clarence At Williamsport High
The Dramatic Club presented Booth Tarkingtons comedy Clarence at Williamsport High School last night in a creditable performance. Cast included Hannah Flock Dale Yearnow Genevieve Bowers Roger Newcomer Jane Staley Edith Bell William Hall Rachel Stenger DeWitt DeLanter Carl Brindle. Committees listed for property tickets ad program scenery ushers and more with names of chairmen and volunteers. The Y W A of the First Baptist church met at Miss Louise Seal's home with twenty one members and two visitors for a program on Building World Peace on Gods Word followed by games and refreshments.
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Clarence
Booth Tarkington
Willamsport High School
Dramatic Club
Hannah Flock
Dale Yearnow
Genevieve Bowers
Roger Newcomer
Jane Staley
Edith Bell
William Hall
Rachel Stenger
DeWitt DeLanter
Carl Brindle
Property
Maxine
Newcomer
Violet Morris
Raymond Long
Shank
Robert
Trum
Power
Paul Roth
Beulah Lemon
Agnes Downs
Doris Mitchell
Virginia Mouse
Anta Bell
Ditto
Allen Flume
Glen Anderson
Pauline Burns
Laurence Weiderhold
William Kelley
William Wiley
John Landis
Charles Downey
Woodrow Grove
Jeannetta Miller
Bernice Drake
Dorine Myers
First Baptist Church
Louise Seal
Mealey Parkway
Naomi Mowen
Hazel Lacy
Margaret Hamilton
Delores Weagley
Mae Ridds
Elsie Horst
Gladys MoWen
Helen Cushen
Homemakers Spring Meet Set for April 8 in Downsville
Washington County Council of Homemaker Clubs will hold its annual Spring meeting April 8 at Downsville Christian church with Downsville Club hosting. The program features music by the Washington County Homemakers Chorus, a public speaking and parliamentary law emphasis led by Prof. O S Richardson, a coat fashion show, and a coatmaking playset. Local figures Miss Margaret Buley and Mrs J Grason Steffey will speak and read respectively, while the 4 H Club Council led by Miss Mary Rohrer will present an objective talk and a one act play.
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Washington County Council of Homemaker Clubs
Downsville Christian Church
Downsville Club
Washington County Homemakers’ Chorus
O. S. Richardson
University of Maryland
Margaret Buley
Hagers
J. Grason Steffey
Williamsport
Mary Rohrer
Funkstown
CLASS SOCIAL HELD AT REID
The March meeting of the Sister hood of Mary and Martha of the First Brethren church was held at patroness Mrs. Beachley's Reid home. Madeline Potterfield led an interesting program. after a brief business segment, members and visitors enjoyed refreshments.
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Mary
Martha
The
Brethren Church
Beachley
Reid
Madeline Potterfield
Catherine Adams
Jane Artz
Lois Beachley
Virgene Coleman
Sarah Gearhart
Helen Grove
Ruth
Catherine Holliday
Janis Kamper
Ethel Lehman
Louise Linder
Olive
Ethel
Marriage Licenses and a March Wedding Noted in Harrisburg Area
Marriage licenses issued for Donald S. Maynard and Roma M. Van Meter in Harrisburg while Edgar M. Hollenbury and Margaret C. Staley also reported. A March wedding tied Reed Thomas Richard and Miss Laughlin Amanda Lannkford in Chewsville, officiated by Rev. 3. H. Snell.
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Donald S. Maynard
Roma M. van Meter
Harrisburg
Edgar M. Hollenbury
Smithsburg
Margaret C. Staley
Warnesboro
Reed Thomas Richard
Miss Laughlin
Amanda Lannkford
H. ‘Snell
Chewsville
What New York Is Wearing
A graceful model for heavier women wraps the figure with a navy blue crinkly crepe silk dress. Style No 2513 fits sizes 16 to 46 inches bust, with specified yardage for sleeveless or blouse versions. Also promotes a new Spring Fashion Magazine of 48 pages priced 10 cents with advertisement for fashion patterns and mail orders.
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Fashion Department
Local artist Alonzo Ritter to exhibit at Hagerstown Museum
Alonzo Ritter, known for landscapes, will exhibit eighteen canvases at the Hagerstown Museum in April with a formal reception on April 4. His painting Taylor's Landing has been accepted for the All Maryland Show at the Baltimore Museum of Art from April 4 to May 15. Tomorrow, April 2, marks the final day of William H. Singer Jr. works on view at the same museum.
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Alonzo Ritter
Cumberland Valley
Washington County
Hagerstown
Mr. Ritter
Ritter
Taylor
Baltimore Museum of Art
William H. Singer, Jr
Dance Contest Names Miss Gimple And James Boyer Popular
Miss Louise Gimple was named the most popular girl and James Boyer the most popular boy at Fagerstown High School after the annual Hoo Wah Nawt dance in the gym. Dorothy Loy and James Boyer led the senior class, Ruth Rouzer and Thomas Sager led the juniors, Zazel Bentz and James Webb led the sophomores, with Louise Gimple and Helen Monagan named best all round girls. Eddie Harper and Hilda Ernst received top athlete honors, and Samuel Polack was recognized as foremost leader. Jerry Harp's orchestra supplied music for the evening as the gym glow included pink and green streamers.
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Louise Gimple
James Boyer
Fagerstown High School
Dorothy Loy
Ruth Rouzer
Thomas Sager
Zazel Bentz
James Webb
Helen Monagan
Eddie Harper
Jack’ Logan
Hilda Ernst
Peoples
Helen Baker
Samuel Polack
Jerry Harp
Old King Cotton Emancipates Women From Dress Worries
The cotton show in Washington showcases new frock styles from as low as 2.95 to 25 dollars, with cotton fabrics appearing like lace and new accessories. Designers feature fitted waists, straight skirts with low pleats, high necklines, and cape sleeves, signaling a cotton minded trend across smart day to evening wear.
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Sigrid Arne
Associated Press
Washington
4-H Council Has Interesting Meet
A well attended Washington County 4 H Council gathering was held Thursday at the Roth home near Williamsport. Major Byron spoke on the Battle of Antietam, while Ernst traced Washington County's agricultural history and machinery adoption. Prices of machinery and products amused and informed, and Pauline Pofenberger led the parliamentary law study. Adrian Strite and Barb Wintermeyer welcomed 48 new members amid visiting Montgomery County 4 H Council members.
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Washington County
4H Council
Helen
James Roth
Williamsport
Major Byron
Antietam
Red Ernst
Pauline Pofenberger
Adrian Strite
Bar] Wintermeyer
Montgomery County
4-H Council
F P A to Meet on Monday Night
The Farmers Protective Association F P A will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Williamsport school house Monday night at 7 30 discussing independent voters work in the recent city election tax reduction efforts and the impact on Maryland legislators. Officers report on the Greencastle milk plant milk prices and outlook with invited addresses and five minute talks by members and others. The F P A orchestra will perform.
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Farmers’ Protective Association
Williamsport
Maryland
Greencastle
F. P. A. Orchestra
Treble Clef to Present Nature Themed Concert Card
Treble Clef Club plans an afternoon program at 3 30 in the Alexander Hotel ballroom. Performances include pieces by Lavallee Grann Scott Danza E Bach Jensen Herbert Toppi Cadman Albeniz Neuport Karganoff Debussy Mana Zucca D Hardelot and others with Misses and Mrs. listed as performers. Mrs Edward Oswald Jr oversees the two forthcoming programs.
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Alexander Hotel
Treble Clef Club
Lavallee
Grann
John Zentmyer
Scott
Mary Howard
Danza
Crown Diehl
E. Bach
Supper and meeting planned by St Pauls church group
The Women s Foreign Missionary Society of St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church will hold a covered dish supper Monday evening in the church social room at 6 30 o clock. The supper will be followed by the regular meeting at 7 80 o clock with Mrs Mitchell Fockler in charge of the program.
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Women's Foreign Missionary Society of
Pleasant Class Social At First Baptist Church
The March meeting of the Cheerful Helpers Class at First Baptist was hosted by Miss Martha Hoffman at 538 Salem Ave. A. H. Sherman led an enlightening talk on Abraham after a business session. Refreshments and flowers with a green color scheme. Attendees included Elizabeth Adams and others. April meeting set for Mrs. Doris Stitzel’s home. The W C T U meets Tuesday at 2:30 pm in St Paul’s M E Sunday School room with Rev. J M Gillum speaking on the youth problem and Margaret Hart as soloist.
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Martha Hoffman
Salem Avenue
Abraham
A. H. Sherman
Elizabeth Adams
Tena Horst
Elsie Horst
Dolores Weagley
Blanche Lloyd
Gladys Reed
Rose Baughan
Margaret Butts
C. G. Wright
Della Phillips
Doris Stitzel
Floyd Sherman
F. J. Bard
West
Washington Street
Ww.c. T. U
St. Paul's M. E
J. M. Gillum
Margaret Hart
Shirley the slangy girl in Betty Brainerd’s portrait
Betty Brainerd profiles Shirley a breezy popular girl who creates and spreads slang expressions. Her caustic wit, quick comebacks, and habit of reframing phrases spark both amusement and mischief among friends. She seeks excitement and may need a matching companion.
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Shirley
Mr. Smith
Mr. Jones
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