Social and Personal notes from Evening Mall
Social and Personal items list people visiting and traveling from Annapolis to Washington, Staunton, and Baltimore. Mentions Miss Jane Evans, Miss N E B Holland, Mrs W L Mauser, Miss Virginia Carmichael, Sen William Byron, Miss Virginia Stone, Harlan Semier, Mr and Mrs Cheater Finn, Roland Finn, Clyde Bowers, Frank Batley and daughters, Mildred Robler, Louise Funk, John Vincent Jamison III, Richard Jamison, Peregrine Wroth III, Melville Riley Jr, S Reinhart Cahill, Alvey Harshman, Lois Helm, Eleanor Harbaugh, Margaret White, Lucille Miller, J G Steffey, and others connected to Hood College and local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Smith Semier
Washington
Sibley Hospital
Semier
Hagerstown
Cheater Finn
Frock
Roland
Clyde Bowers
Dora
Rebecca
Frank Batley
Eileen
Doris
Lois
A. D. Row
Miss Danzer Birthday Party at Skating Rink
Miss Anna Mae Danzer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles M Danzer, hosted a skating party for her twelfth birthday at Hagmar skating rink with friends. Prizes went to Sally Ann Hardinge Helene Mitchell and Peggy Scheck. A pink and yellow Easter themed buffet followed at home. Mr and Mrs Howard McCine were surprised by friends with a Dutch lunch after church. cards music and refreshments were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mae Danzer
Charles’ M. Danzer
Oak Hill Avenue
Hagmar Skating Rink
Sally Ann Hardinge
Helene Mitchell
Peggy Scheck
Howard McCine
Charles Street
Dramatic Club Presents Clarence at Williamsport High
The Dramatic Club staged the Booth Tarkington comedy Clarence at Williamsport High School last night in a creditable production. Cast included Hannah Flock Dale Fearnow Genevieve Bowers Roger Newcomer Jane Staley Edith Bell William Hall Rachel Stenger DeWitt DeLanter and Carl Brindle with committees led by Maxine Newcomer Violet Morris Raymond Long Jane Shank and others. YW A of the First Baptist church met at Miss Louise Seal s home for a program on Building World Peace on Gods Word with twenty one members and two visitors followed by games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Booth Tarkington
Williamsport High School
Dramatic Club
Hannah Flock
Dale Fearnow
Genevieve Bowers
Roger Newcomer
Jane Staley
Edith Bell
William Hall
Rachel Stenger
DeWitt DeLanter
Carl Brindle
Property
Maxine’ Newcomer
Violet Morris
Raymond
Long
Jane
Shank
Robert Trum- Power
Paul Roth
Beulah Lemen
Agnes Downs
Doris Mitchell
Virginia Mouse
Anna Bell
Ditto
Allen Flume
Glen Anderson
Pauline Burna
Laurence Weiderhold
William
Kelley
Wiley
Ushers
John Landis
Charles Downey
Woodrow Grove
Jeannetta
Miller
Herriee Drake
Dorine Myers
Louise Seal
Mealey Parkway
Misse
Naomi Mowen
Hazel Lacy
Margaret Hamilton
Delores Weagley
Mae Ridds
Elsie Horst
Gladys Mowen
Helen Cushen
Louise Beal
Homemakers Spring Meeting Set for April 8 at Downsville
The Washington County Council of Homemaker Clubs plans a full day at Downsville Christian Church with music, public speaking, and parliamentary law. The Washington County Homemakers Chorus will perform, Prof. C. B. Richardson of the University of Maryland will speak, and a coat style show by the Halfway Club will feature a goatmaking school influence. The 4 H Club Council, led by Mary Rohrer of Funketown, will explain objectives and present a one act play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Council of Homemaker Clubs
Downsville Christian Church
Downsville Club
Washington County Homemakers’ Chorus
C. 8. Richardson
University of Maryland
Margaret Buley
Hageratown
J. Grason Steffey
Williamsport
Mary Rohrer
Funketown
Class Social Held at Reid Church by Sisterhood
The March meeting of the Sisterhood of Mary and Martha of the First Brethren church convened at patroness Mrs Beachley’s Reid home. Leader Madeline Potterfield directed an engaging program followed by a brief business segment and refreshments for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisterhood of
Mary
Martha
First Brethren Church
Beachley
Reid
Madeine Potterfield
Catherine Adams
Jane Artz
Loly Beachley
Virgene Coleman
Sarah Gearhart
Helen Grove
Ruth
Catherine Holliday
Janis Kamper
Ethel Lehman
Louise Linder
Olive
Ethel Myers
Theresa Moser
Dorothy McCauley
Jane Murray
Laura Simeek
Pauline ‘Troupe
Gladys Wolford
Ethel Keplinger
Mrs. Beachley
Gaynell Keplinger
Madeline Potterfield
Claudine Sulivan
Leverne Rudisell
Misses Leatherman
Troupe
March Wedding Couples in Harrisburg and Nearby Areas
Marriage licenses filed for Donald S Hayward 21 and Roma M Van Meter 20 of Harrisburg Pa and Edgar M Hollenbury 23 and Margaret Staley 20 of Smithsburg Rt 3 and Waynesboro Pa. Reed Thomas Richard and Miss Laughlin Amanda Lannkford wed in Chewsville March 25 by Rev H Snell in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald S. Hayward
Roma M. van Meter
Harrisburg
Edgar M. Hollenbury
Smithsburg
Margaret
Staley
Waynesboro
Reed Thomas Richard
Miss Laughlin
Amanda Lannkford
5. H. Snell
Chewsville
What New York Is Wearing
A model outfit targets the woman of heavier build with a navy crepe silk design. The article promotes pattern No. 2513 in sizes 36 to 46, with yardage details for sleeveless dress and blouse, and touts a new Spring Fashion Magazine offering 48 pages of styles, beauty hints, and dressmaking tips for 10 cents plus 15 cent pattern. The Daily Mail Fashion Department in New York City invites orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Old King Cotton Moves To Free Women From Dress Worries
The cotton fashion show in Washington showcases $2.95 golf dresses to $25 evening gowns as cotton fabrics appear in new forms and clever accessories. Vendors tout modern patterns, embroidered mousseline de soie look alikes, bold color combos, and high necklines with fitted waists. Women marvel at the fabrics and prices, becoming “cotton minded” as they inspect sleeves and silhouettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigrid Arne
Associated Press
Washington
4 H Council Meets for Washington County Program
A well attended 4 H Council gathering was held Thursday evening at the home of Helen and James Roth near Williamsport. Major Byron spoke on the Battle of Antietam and Ernst traced the agricultural history of Washington County with farm machinery and crop developments discussed. Pauline Poffenberger led the parliamentary law study segment as Adrian Strite and Earl Wintermeyer were welcomed as new members with Montgomery County visitors present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Helen
James Roth
Williamsport
Major Byron
Antietam
Red Ernst
Pauline Poffenberger
Adrian Strite
Earl Wintermeyer
Montgomery County
4-H Council
F. P. A. Plans Monday Night Meeting in Williamsport
The Farmers' Protective Association to meet Monday at 7 30 in Williamsport Schoolhouse. Discussions cover independent voters' work in the recent municipal election and tax reduction efforts, plus the Maryland Legislature impact. Officers report Greencastle milk plant activity and milk price outlook with speeches and a brief member forum. the F P A orchestra will play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Protective Association
Willamsport
Maryland
Greencastle
F. P. A. Orchestra
Treble Clef to Host Nature Card Afternoon Concert
Treble Clef Club hosts a 3:30 pm Monday nature program in the Alexander Hotel ballroom. The varied list features pieces by Lavallee Grann Scott Danza Bach Jensen Topliff and others, with performers including Miss Eva Shhulenberger Miss Mirjam Kirk Miss Theophora Humelsine and Mrs. Hal Kearns among several named. Mrs. Edward Oswald Jr. oversees the two upcoming programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander ‘Hotel
Treble Clef Club
Lavallee
Grann
John Zentmyer
Scott
Mary Howard
Danza
Crown Diehl
Albeniz
Neuport
the Brook
Karganoff
Elenor Groh
Ward Stephens
Robert Brindle
Debussy
Hal Kearns
Mana Zacca
D'Hardelot
Grate Washburn
Edward Oswald, Jr
Covered dish supper at St Pauls Methodist Church
The Women s Foreign Missionary Society of St Paul s Methodist Episcopal Church will hold a covered dish supper Monday at 6 30 in the church social room. The meal will be followed by the regular meeting at 7 30. Mrs Mitchell Fockler leads the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of
Local Artist Alonzo Ritter to Exhibit at Hagerstown Museum
Local artist Alonzo Ritter, known for Washington county landscapes, will exhibit eighteen canvases at the Hagerstown Museum in April. An opening reception is set for April 4 at 8 30 p.m. His painting Taylor's Landing is in the All Maryland Show at the Baltimore Museum of Art from April 4 to May 15. Tomorrow is the last day to view William H Singer Jr works at the same museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Ritter
Cumberland Valley
Washington County
Hagerstown
Mr. Ritter
Ritter
Baltimore Museum of Art
William H. Singer, Jr
Dance Contest at Eagerstown High Names Winners
Miss Louise Gimple is named the most popular girl and James Boyer the most popular boy at Eagerstown High School’s Hoo-Wah-N-Wat dance. Winners include Dorothy Loy Ruth Rouzer Thomas Sager Zazel Bentz James Webb Eddie Harper Hilda Ernst Helen Baker Samuel Polack with Jerry Harp’s orchestra providing music in a festively decorated gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Gimple
James Boyer
Eagerstown High School
Dorothy Loy
Ruth Rouzer
Thomas Sager
Zazel Bentz
James Webb
Helen Mongan
Eddie Harper
Jack Logan
Hilda Ernst
Helen Baker
Teader
Samuel Polack
Jerry Harp
Pleasant Class Social in First Baptist Church notes
The March meeting of the Cheerful Helpers Class at the First Baptist Church was held at Martha Hoffman’s home on Salem avenue with A H Sherman delivering a talk on Abraham. Refreshments and green decor. April meeting set for Mrs Doris Stitzel’s home. W C T U to meet Tuesday at 2 30 at St Pauls M E Sunday School room with Rev J M Gillum speaking on the youth problem and Miss Margaret Hart as soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Martha Hoffman
Salem Avenue
Abraham
A. H Sherman
Elizabeth Adams
Tena Horst
Elsie Horst
Dolores Weagley
Blanche Lloyd
Gladys Reed
Rose
T. U
St. Paul's
MM. E
J. M. Gillum
Margaret Hart
Shirley the Slangy Girl Portraits
The piece portrays Shirley a breezy slangy girl known for coined phrases and sharp retorts. She origins popular expressions, keeps her friends amused, and seeks excitement with a restless, caustic wit. Betty Brainerd offers guidance for readers with similar concerns.
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