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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1933
Page
3
Social editor notes greetings and returns list residents across Smithsburg Cambridge Washington Baltimore and beyond. Births announced Paul Williams John Ardinger and more. Social events include bridge clubs hosted by Mrs George Schindle and Mrs S F Fleagle with honors to Mrs Ward and Mrs Eldridge.
The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Pauls Evangelical church held its regular meeting at Mrs. James Foukes home 915 Corbett Street on April 4. President G Iola Del Unger presided with social committee leading. New club members were announced as Mrs. Alice Rohrback Braddock Heights and Mrs. H K Remsburg Boonsboro.
The committee released the Music Week program from May 7 to May 14 at the Y M C A with free admission. It features Colored Jubilee Singers, Paul Hogan violin students, Hagerstown School of Music voice and piano pupils, Regina Feigley piano students, Choral Club with Charles Cassel students, Asher Edelman piano students, Virginia Jobson piano recital, Estella Young piano pupils, R C Harp orchestra with a local soloist and chorus, Hagerstown High School Glee Club and orchestra, Imperial Institute violin, Elizabeth Schnebley piano pupils, Lula Wire pupils, and a May 14 vesper service directed by Raymond K Hollinger. Submit programs to George W Updegraff or at the Y M C A by April 18.
The engagement of Miss Mildred Louise Fleagle to Charles K Miller was announced at a bridge party hosted by the bride elects mother on West Washington Street. The table featured Easter motifs and pastel decor with flower baskets. Guests included Mrs Park Geiger and several Misses Hershey and Kieffer, with prizes awarded to hopers.
Mr and Mrs George Jones hosted a surprise party on Tuesday evening at Virginia avenue for their daughter Dorothy’s eighteenth birthday. Music and dancing followed by refreshments. Guests included Migsel Margeret Fry Sarah Leiter Mary Jane Ilgenfritz Josephine Miller Betty Harms Inna Berry Doub Alice Virginia Danzer Frances Liskey and Julia Lizer.
The piece highlights bib dresses with detachable bibs and large puff sleeves in black crepe and white organdie, notes adaptable sleeve removal for simpler evening wear, and previews a Spring Fashion Magazine offering. It lists pattern No. 2534 sizes 12 to 20 with yardage details and requests orders to the Fashion Department of the Hagerstown Mail.
The Fidelis Class of First Baptist met on Tuesday at Mrs Victor Shank’s Frederick Road home. Officers were elected: President Mrs Frank Matthews, Secretary Miss Mary Feiser, Treasurer Miss Ethel Miller. The group planned St Patrick's plays to tour Smithsburg and Middletown with refreshments served. door prize awarded to Mrs Manious. Marriage license issued to Oscar N Main and Anna M Shirley of Shippensburg Pa.
Robert Wiedefeld, a noted baritone, appears in concert at the Women’s Club auditorium tonight. The program begins at 8 16 o’clock with accompanist Mrs. George Castello of Baltimore.
The Potomac Playmakers select Aren’t We All as closing bill for the season. The production appears April 26 and 27 at the Womens Club auditorium with Kenneth Bonner as Cyril Maude’s role and a cast including Amos Harper, Mrs W C Vedder, Anna Katherine Roulette, Mrs Joseph Byron, Palmer Tennant, Mrs Leslie Manners, Vernon Stone, John Willocks, Harvey Heyser, and Robert Alexander.
The Young Men’s Bible class led by Miss Laura Shifler will present the Biblical play Whatsoever Ye Sow at the U. B. church in Boonsboro on Sunday evening April 9 at 7:30. An organ recital by Miss Evelyn Morgan starts at 7. The cast includes Emmett Slagenhart Woodrow Wade Thelma Smyre Elwood Needy Eloise Slagenhart Glendora Cunningham Maybelle Hutzell Cora Huffer Mrs Dorothy Thompson Wheeler Kepler George Gilbert Rudolph Needy. Singers include Thelma Smyre Robert Mumma George Kilne Grayson Itnyre.
Professor Peter Buys accepts an invitation to judge a Cumberland County high school band contest in Carlisle Pennsylvania on Saturday April 8. Morning solo competitions precede afternoon band performances across several years of contests.
The monthly meeting of St Mark's Ten at St Mark's Lutheran Church will be held this evening at Miss Ethel Blanks' home at 220 West Side Avenue.
The Livingston Circle of the First Baptist Church meets at Mrs W J Pearson’s Raleigh apartments East Baltimore street on Friday April 1 at 730 PM.
Advertises Mello Glo powder from Leiter Bros promising wrinkle concealment and long wear with a smooth texture. Claims a witching fragrance and non irritating formula made by a French process, priced 50 cents to 1.00 tax free.
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