Social and Personal Notes From Evening Mail
Social items and personal notices from the Evening Mail list returnees, visits, illnesses, and events. Mrs. John Sheets travels from Parkersburg after a death in the Sheets family. Summers move to Summit over Bue. Miss Vanela Lambras with mumps. births announced at 2000 Virginia Avenue. numerous visits to friends in Cumberland, Washington, Charleston, and Columbia. hospital updates on appendicitis recoveries and measles. Easter week travels noted. many social engagements and entertainments including a Trinity Lutheran reception and a nurses tea planned for May 13 at the hospital nurses’ home. marriage licenses for Hitt Carter and Griffith Good listed.
Miss Daley an April Bride in Terra Cotta Ensemble
Miss Pearl Daley daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Daley East Washington street wed John Keller Anderson son of Mr and Mrs John Anderson North Locust Street yesterday at 2 pm in St Marys Catholic Church Rev Kerr presiding Bride wore terra cotta ensemble Attendants Miss Margaret Alexander and Charles Alexander They will reside briefly with the bride’s parents in East Washington street In a second note Miss Nancy Katharine Thomas married Frank Mills Dyrl in Baltimore Rev D P Miller officiating Mrs Thomas is from an old Maryland family Mr Dyrl is son of Mr and Mrs John Byrd Indianapolis formerly Richmond
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl BE. Daley
Charles Daley
East Washington Street
John Keller Anderson
John Anderson
North Locust Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
C. €. Kerr
Margaret Alexander
Charles Alexander
Byrd—Thomas
Nancy Katharine Thomas
Frank Mills Dyrl
Baltimore
D. P. Miller
Lutheran Church
Miss Thomas
G. M. Thomas
City
Maryland
Mr. Byrd
John Byrd
Indiannapolis
Ind
Richmond
Club Entertained At Five Hundred By Mrs Sefton
Mrs. F. 13. Sefton entertained her card club at her Virginia avenue home yesterday afternoon. The house featured spring flowers and a chicken luncheon. Guests included Mrs. George Gehr, Mrs. Frederick Ludwig, Mrs. Russell Zentmyer, Mrs. Russell Reizer, Mrs. Joseph Crabbs, Mrs. Brenry Moser, Mrs. Joseph McDaniel, Mrs. H. L. Meredith, Mrs. S. L. Fairchild, Mrs. Charles Kieffer, Mrs. Augustus Ludwig, Miss Elizabeth Sefton, and Mrs. G. B. Sefton. Prizes awarded: first to Mrs. George Gehr, second to Mrs. Augustus Ludwig, consolation to Mrs. Russell Zentmyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. 13. Sefton
Virginia Avenue
George Gehr
Frederick Ludwig
Russell Zentmyer
Russell Reuzer
Joseph Crabbs
Brenry
Banquets Honor New District Manager Frank B Miller
Officials and employees of Standard Oil Company attended a banquet at the Colonial Hotel last night for Frank B Miller newly appointed district manager arriving from Cumberland. About 36 representatives from Frederick Mount Airy Brunswick Drowville Keedysville Hancock Berkeley Springs and Fairmont were present with J A Fricker Baltimore branch manager and B A Wolbern Baltimore division general manager giving short talks about cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Hagerstown
Colonial Hotel
Frank Bb. Miller
Miller
Cumberland
Frederick
Mount Airy
Brunswick
Drowneville
Keedysville
Hancock
Berkley
Springs
Fairmont
J. A. Fricker
Baltimore
B.A. Wolbern
Smithsburg Club Entertainment at Community House
The Community Club of Smithsburg hosts an evening of four acts for the Community House fund with 75 town children in Marys Flower Garden Gypsy drills and songs Mother Goose and Fathers Time s Workshop A large crowd is expected also a full rehearsal by Mask and Wig Club St James School for Seven Keys to Taldpate at Women s Club auditorium under George St John Rathbun Tickets selling points indicate a strong turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Club of
Smithsburg
Mask and Wig Club
St. James School
Women's Club
George St. John Rathbun
Coat Fashion Note Appears in Handkerchief Style
A brief fashion item notes a coat styled as a dress in a graceful handkerchief pattern. It highlights a front design described as hor grammed and suggests a chic, practical garment for cooler weather.
National Music Week observed in Hagerstown May 3–9
National Music Week will be observed in Hagerstown from May 3 to May 9 with free events at churches and the YMCA gymnasium. Pupils of various teachers will perform at different times during the week, including a professional program midweek, a band concert Thursday night with community songs, and High School Night Friday directed by Miss Eleeta Zeigler featuring numbers from a Japanese operetta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
M.C. A
Florence Williams Parker
Clara Bollinger Stouffer
Wannah Down Ingram
Remsberg
Wire
Feigley
R. R. Miller
Chas. Cassel
Roderick
McMichael
Smagerstown School of Music
Buys
Eleeta Zeigler
Y. M
Easter Dance Draws Hundreds at Alsatia Club Event
Between 172 and 2380 couples attended the Alsatia Club Easter dance at Stouffer's Academy last night. Favors for the ladies were embossed gold binding shopping lists bearing the name Alsatia Club, Hagerstown. J. R. R. Mack chaired the committee in charge with T Leonard Mathing and MM. 5. Ellinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsatia Club
Stouffer's Academy
Hagerstown
J. R. R. Mack
Theiecommitten i
T Leonard Mathing
MM. 5
Ellinger
Easter Dance At Women's Club Draws Large Crowd
A successful Easter dance was held last night in the Women's Club auditorium with a large attendance. The Gettysburg Serenaders provided music for the dancers and Miss Sara Macias was in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettynburg Serenaders
Sara Macias
Mrs Darner to sail for Germany with husband
Mrs Lauran Darner of Baltinose departs New York tomorrow as guest of Mr and Mrs E Darner on Summie avenue. She will join her husband Dr Lauran Darner in Germany after the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauran Darner
Baltinose
E. Darner
Summie Avenue
Darner
Gail
New York
Germany
Few English Youths Fail Army Tests Revealed
London April 17 five of every eight prospective fodcrulta for the British army last year were rejected for not meeting physical and mental standards. About 80 000 young Englishmen volunteered with 49 243 rejected for those reasons. As a result unemployment and welfare payments keep the army strength over 3 000 below the authorized 161 600. Figures released by Secretary of State for War Sir I Warlington Brams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Warlington-Brans
Birthday Surprise Given Guy Slayman
An enjoyable birthday party was held at Halfway in honor of Mr. Guy Slayman. A course dinner was served and guests who wished him many returns attended. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Albert South, Mr. and Mrs. John Bowers, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Slayman
Slayman
Albert South
John Bowers
Summer Barnes
D. C. Miller
Reeves Hill
Howard Newcomer
Lincoln Slayman
David Kershner
David Trumpower
C. M. Austin
Eddie Trumpower
M. C. Eakle
Vernie Beckley
Ila Kendle
Ida Beckley
Lucile Austin
Jacob Johnson
Betty Hill
Jane Ill
Clarence Slayman
Earl Trumpower
Edward Slayman
George Slayman
Leon Austin
Helen V Trumpower
Wilbur Slayman
Mildred Austin
Edith Ray Kershner
Birthday Social for Mrs Stine at Middleburg
Mrs William J Stine celebrated her birthday with a large gathering at her Middleburg home on Monday. An elaborate dinner was served and guests included Mr and Mrs William J Stine and many relatives from Hagerstown Brunswick Waynesboro and Locust Grove as well as the Stine family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Stine
Middleburg
Stine
William Baker
William McHenry
C. L. Stine
Harlen and
Ernest Huffer
Camille
Lelia McHenry
Deverly
Earl Baker
Wallenhorst
Hagerstown
Ella Stine
Locust Grove
Rhode Graves
Brunswick
Myr
A. C. Harper
Rath and Pant
Waynesboro
War fuels fear and spurs fragile alliances
The cycle shows how conflict provokes fear, fear drives shaky alliances, and these alliances in turn shape the next waves of war. Observers warn that mutual suspicion sustains a dangerous pattern across nations and regions.
Friars Club Concert At The Y Last Night
The Friars Club presented its annual concert in the Me. A. auditorium at 8:15 with soloists from Hagerstown. Selections included the Shuinting Song from Robin Hood, Banjo Song by Vicars Witd, Sextette from Lucia by Melo Lowman Traxel and Cassel, and songs by Carleton Helm and the Pro Chorus. Mr. Charles Cassel directed. Miss Margaret Spossard was accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friars i Club
Hagerstown
Robin Hood
Vicars Witd
Lucia
Messrs
Melo
Lowman
Traxel
Cassel
Carleton Helm
Mandalay
Pro
Ray ‘Troxell
Callan
Rachel
Casey the Fiddler
Friars Chorus
Charles Cassel
Margaret Spossard
Wew
Sale of cake and candy by Sons and Daughters of Liberty
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty of Williamsport will hold a cake and candy sale on the first floor of the town building on Saturday afternoon and evening, April 25. Ladies of the lodge will be in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters of Liberty of
Williamsport
Lodge
First Missy Buckle Atcherson Enters Diplomacy Field
Missy Buckle Atcherson of Calnta bus Ohio becomes the first woman to enter diplomacy as Third Secretary of the Legation in Berne Switzerland. Miss Virginia Lewis, house manager of the Women's Clinic, has returned from a visit with friends and relatives in Washington and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missy Buckle Atcherson
Calntabus, O
Legistion
Berne
Switzerland
Virginia Lewis
Cinic
Washington
Richmond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Mail
John 8. Sheets
Parkersburg
W. Va
Mr. Sheets
Mrs
Charles Summers
East Baltimore Street
Moller
Summit Over Bue
Vanela Lambras
Hamilton Boulevard
Robert Lefever
Trena Humrichousa
Migs
Anna Mae Sweigert
Harvey
Galide
Kaya
O. I. W. Hunter
Anne Hruth
Charleston
Columbia
South Carolina
Ezekiel Moore
Washington Street
Houtzdale
Eliabeth Jones
J. Ralph Flory
Henry B. Thomas, Jr
The
Century Trust Company
E. (. Hook
James ‘T. Briscoe
Theodore Fahrney
Booth Potomac Street
Washington County Hospital
Vivian Thomas
Summit Avenue
Wamps
Grafton Downy
Simon Downay
Downsville
H. M Schnebley
Clear Spring
Samuel Thomas
Mrs. Harvey Myers
Angela Newman
Virginia Avennue
Paul Manners
Mrs. James Foster
South Potomac Street
David Halle
Chambarsburg
Lola Grey
West Washington Street
Samuel Jennings
Brownsville
Faterney _Memorial
Catherine
Hilda
Afra
James French
Carrie Mae
Mr J
Norman Thomas
Kemps
CG. M. Horst
Oak Hill Avenue
Woman's Missionary Association of the
U. B. Church
Dayton
Ohio
Lucille Davis
Edward Schindel
Funkatown
Frank Hagerman
Timberville
NEW Trinity
Trinity Lutheran Church
Edna Munson
Trittin
Lillian Hershey
Ray Black
Milton Lyons
Trinity Sunday School Orchestra
J. $. Simon
Trinity
J. F Harman
Jean McKee
George Updergraft
Frank Mish
D. A. Stickell
Charles Schaibley
Emma Heironimous
F. N. Hoffmeier
Mary He- Kee
D. A. Watkins
James Harter
Lousa Schmidt
Hayward L. Hitt
Blanche K. Carter
Washington, Va
Bon, L. Griffith
White Sulphur Springs
Virginia C. Good
Charlottesville
Bailey Hat Shop
Potomac Ft
EE Eee
Peraggns
Grey Gables
Frank Silver
Balmoniather
Salo
Franz Falkenburg
Edison
California
Sam Lanin
Kaplan
Florida
Nathan Glantz
Katharina
Carl Fenton
J. M. Whitten
Harry Snograss
King of the Ivories
Isham Jones
Swanee River
Riley Puckett
the Reaper
Boy
Maggie
Old Black Joe
W.potowac St. Hagerstown
Miss Daley
John K. Anderson
E. B. Sefton
Smithsburg Club
Warren
Monumental City
Hillen Station
Union Station
Walbrook
Western Maryland Railway
Parisiennes Call
Marcain
Hantdkerchief Fa
Shion
Dered and Mona
Guy
Cegnl
Wzkle
Cosie
Cafe DE Luxe
East
SEA Food Crabs
Wilbur J. Cosgrove
Mgr
Friars Club
Alice M. Weagly
On, Pelomat Streat Hagerstown
Isabel Wells
Greenwald
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Frankfurters
Yaks
Tela
al South Potomac Street
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