Social and Personal News From Evening Mail Readers
Miss Dorothy Kountz returns home from visits in Philadelphia and Trenton. Miss Helen Forsythe is confined with grippe while Miss Jane Ernst recovers at home. Mrs. Catherine Abbott improves after grippe confinement at the Dagmar hotel. Strother Abbott returns to Salamanca after illness. Madame Millicent Pinney shows improvement after five weeks of illness. Lester T. Ridenour steadily improves at Washington County Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Murdock return to York after visiting Guilford avenue. Ed Harper and daughter visit Mrs. H. A. Highbarger before touring Washington to view cherry blossoms. Martha M. Glass returns home from New York City visit. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tatum spend days in Cumberland on business. Mrs. Kent Ward spends a day in Washington. Mrs. Walter Kline visits Frederick. Robert Peacock and family return to Cannonburg after visiting Frank Peacock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Abbott
Dagmar Hotel
Grippe
Strother Abbott
Salamanca
N. Y
Ed. Harper
Cumberland
H. A. Highbarger
Wilson Boulevard
Washington
Births Reported in Washington County Hospital Area
Mr and Mrs John Filipovits of Security announce the birth of a daughter at Washington County Hospital on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs F A Stover of Fairplay Route 1 announce a son born at their home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs John W Grove of 19 East Franklin Street announce a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Filipovits
Security
Washington County Hospital
F. A. Stover
Fairplay
Route 1
Stover
Maryland Light and Power Company
John W. Grove
East Franklin Street
Election Name: Bible Class Officers Elected at Church
Mrs E Gilbert Ernst was elected president of the John H Jones Bible Class at St John s Lutheran Church. Other officers include Mrs S O Neikirk first vice president Mrs C Hunter Hyde second vice president Mrs Roy Fogle secretary Mrs C E Kitzmiller assistant secretary Mrs Malcolm Yeakle corresponding secretary and Mrs Keller Lantz treasurer at the monthly meeting in the social room on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Gilbert Ernst
John H. Jones
St. John’s Lutheran Church
A. Roy Phillippy
S. O. Neikirk
C. Hunter Hyde
Roy Fogle
C. E. Kitzmiller
Malcolm Yeakle
Keller Lantz
Interesting New Skirt And Blouse Ideas
The piece highlights a skirt and blouse trend with a collarless blouse in model 283 and a fitted yoke skirt in model 282. It notes fabric options, sizes, yardage for patterns, and price details for obtaining patterns from New Fashion Magazine. It emphasizes Paris fashion news and a color supplement available with patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limoges
Missionary Societies Hold Forty-First Annual Meeting
A large gathering of women attended the opening session at Trinity Lutheran Church for the Western Conference Mary land Synod Lutheran Woman’s Missionary Society. Mrs. B. C. Ritz noted the fiftieth anniversary of State Synod during devotional service and Martinsburg society celebrated its own fiftieth with a luncheon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Western Conference
Maryland Synod
Lutheran Churches
State Synod
B. C. Ritz
Martinsburg Women's Missionary Society
J. C. Bowers
Baltimore
Synod
Eva Kilmer
Martinsburg
Young Women’s Missionary Society
M. Edna Engle
Guntur
India
Frivolous feminine accessories hint at coquettish vogue
Jane Eads reports spring fashion features frivolous feminine adornments. Parasol designs return in restrained form with modern handles, while handkerchiefs and short veils emphasize romance. Enchanting lace fans, net with sequins, and ostrich feather styles captivate, alongside cobwebby silk versions. More than 150000 tank cars remain in petroleum service, largely leased by oil companies.
Couple Marry This Morning in Boonsboro
Miss Doritha Edna Gilbert and William Thompson wed at the bride’s home in Boonsboro this morning with Rev. F. L. Stine officiating. The bride, in a Washington blue boucle suit, is a Boonsboro High School 87 graduate and Columbia Business College alumna. Mr. Thompson works for Beachley Furniture Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro
Doritha Edna Gilbert
Garfield Gilbert
Wlord William Thompson
James E. Thompson
F. L. Stine
Washington
Columbia Business College
This City
Thompson
Beachley Furniture Company
Bridge Party Honors Visitor at Home in Prospect Street
Mrs. Edgar Gardenhour hosted a bridge party in honor of her mother Mrs. H. D. Andrews of Mt. Olive New York. Winners were Mrs. W. W. Wood first Mrs. Fred Remsburg second and Mrs. Richard Tatum consolation. Guest list included LeRoy Brewer Frank Peacock W. W. Wood H. D. Andrews Richard Tatum Fred Remsburg and Miss Emma Weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Gardenhour
South Prospect Street
H. D. Andrews
Mt. Olive
N. Y
W. W. Wood
Fred Remsburg
Richard Tatum
Gardenhour
Y Workers Dance Honors Campaign Volunteers
The Y M C A held a dance for members in the auditorium as appreciation for work in the recent drive. High School orchestra under Casey Cochran provided music and novelty stunts entertained a large crowd. Arrangements were by Miss Gayl McConnell, Mrs. R C Carder, Frank L Bentz, and FE B Carl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey Cochran
Gayl McConnell
R. C. Carder
Frank L. Bentz
FE. B. Carl
Miss Mary Boyer and Richard Morgan wed in Shippensburg
Miss Mary Boyer daughter of Mrs Ella Boyer Frederick and Richard Morgan son of Mr and Mrs Edward Morgan of Bononshoro were married in Shippensburg Pennsylvania on Saturday April 2. The ceremony was by Rev W W Barkley of the Lutheran church. The bride works at G L Baking Company and the groom at Grove Brothers Frederick where they will reside. A reception for forty four guests followed at the groom's parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Boyer
Ella Boyer
Frederick
Richard Morgan
Edward Morgan
Bononshoro
Shippensburg
W. W. Barkley
Lutheran Church
G. L. Baking Company
Grove Brothers
Homemakers Club Meets Hosts Washington Talk
The Homemakers' Club of all way met yesterday afternoon in the club room with Mrs. George Bell as hostess. Thirty five members and several guests attended. Mrs. W. H. Cochran spoke on Homes of George Washington and demonstrations on Patterns and Fitting Problems were given by Mrs. Fritz Ludwig and Mrs. Robert Bowman. The next meeting will be May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers’ Club of
Allway
George Bell
W. H. Cochran
George Washington
Fritz Ludwig
Robert Bowman
Dance to Be Given Friday by Nursing Class
Tomorrow evening the graduating class of nurses from Washington County Hospital will hold a dance in the hospital auditorium. Dance starts at nine with Bob Fahrney’s Orchestra providing music. Guests include Gwenella Morningstar Morningstar Halfway, Mary M Ainsworth, Ella Brandenburg Smithsburg, Vashti Myers, Hazel Brewbaker, Ethel Reid, Helen Smith, Alice Kershner Green Castle, Mary Daugherty Williamsport, Elizabeth Grubbs, Nell Brubaker Winchester Va, Mae Lady Beaver Creek. Exercises date not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Hospital
Auqitarium
Bob Fahrney
Gwenella Morningstar
Halfway
Mary M. Ainsworth
This City
Ella Brandenburg
Smithsburg
Vashti Myers
Hazel Brewbaker
Ethel Reid
Helen Smith
Alice Kershner
Greencastle
Mary Daugherty
Williamsport
Elizabeth Grubbs
Nell Brubaker
Winchester
Mae Lady
Beaver Creek
Men Not Wanted Playlet At Trinity Chapel Friday
A playlet titled Men Not Wanted will be presented by choir members at Trinity Chapel located on Liberty street on Friday evening April 16 at 7 45 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Chapel
Liberty Street
Ironic Court Advice on Marriage from Betty Brainerd
A column recounts a Domestic Relations Court scene where a couple, after listening to others’ troubles, choose to marry despite cynicism. The author jokes about mandatory court exposure before marriage, praising the couple’s decisive act as a model for prospective spouses. Brainerd invites readers to write for advice.
Program on Life given by class
A Cheerful Workers Sunday school program on Life was presented Tuesday evening at Mrs. R. H. Reichard’s home. The event featured poetry and music exploring Life in Nature and Eternal Life with pieces by Mrs. Lehman Sarah Cunningham and Florence Palmer. Participants included Mrs. Reichard Biendhe Highbarger and others with a preceding business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Reichard
Lehman
Sarah Cunningham
Florence Palmer
Biendhe Highbarger
Reichard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Mail
Dorothy Kountz
Hamilton Boulevard
Edgar R Hauver
Philadelphia
B. G. Hagerman
Trenton
Helen Forsythe
Hagerstown
Jane Ernst
Highland Way
Lester T. Ridenour
B. F. Murdock
York, Pa
John Reynolds
Guilford Avenue
Martha M. Glass
Arlingtonn Apartments
New York City
J. Victor Hoffman
Kent Ward
Potomac Avenue
Walter Kline
Broadway
Robert Peacock
Cannonburg, Pa
Frank Peacock
Mulberry Avenue
Queen Esther
Lngerstown
FE. S
Masonic Temple Association
Temple
W. J. Crabbs
Harry Snyder
Emmett
W. H. H. Needy
Joe Ward
Lee Staley
Ernest Rowe
A. F. Fair
Kern
Mary Strite
R. Harties
J.D. Martin
J. W. Preston
G. Mathews
R. D. Hines
Ned Brewer
D. Angie Wolfinger
Loyal Daughters
First Christian Church Sunday Echoes
Kenlah Highbarger
Red Cross
Treacher
A. C. Cooper
Beulah Highbarger
Beulah Harper
Nanni Ruth
Ruth Cline
Ethel Newcomer
Qressie Norris
Rhoda Grogan
Pearl
Trader Horn
Tarzan the Ape
Man
Johnny Weissmuller
Henry’s Theatre
Bible
Missionary Societies
THE
Daily Mail Pattern Department
By Jane Eads
New York
Abe
Ane
Abes
Abbe
Fae
Europe
France
Eavier Nuftx
Envier
ARK Martin's
Heaidex
Abe Martin
Vri
Miss Gilbert
Mr. Thompson
S. O. Neikirk Coal & Wood
St. Potomac St
Stafford Pemberton
Larm’s
N. Potomac St
Betty Brainerd
Ronting
Thie Honor
Gram
Weneae
W. Washington St
Hagerstown, Md
Coats
Ronald’s
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