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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1925

Page

8

Social and Personal News From Washington and Nearby

Mtacia and octal events noted as personaia with updates from the Evening Will Phone 104 Rogar Horehey in Potomac avenue. Various residents travel to New York and Annapolis, visit Baltimore and Cumberland, or move residences. Names include Donald Kane, Miss Edna Cearfous, Shirley Hayy, Mia, Ray Mewan, Dr. Leopard Hayy, Dagmar Sotel, Walter B. Baker, Thomas Shehan, Vincent E. Snowder, Mildred G. Henson, A. M. Davis, Bonnie Jacques, Virginie Baker, Herman Hixson, Aaron Repp, Roy Stuth, D. J. Schindel, Harvey Mustelman, Amelia Schindle, J. Rhinehart, Susan Lakin, Carl Morrison, Susan Morgan, O. G. Shank, Tralsy Moore, Mary Fiery, William Holland, Marry Yirudig, Max Wingling, Xabiclne Mar, J. W. Havermill, Austin Meredith, Nettle Schlay Canby, Franklin P. Canby.

Embroidery In Color on Rust Dress Trims Crepe Gown

Describes embroidery as a trimming for a crepe gown, noting an effective bright color mix. Embroidery uses tan and brown threads on a deep rust dress, creating a youthful effect with combined color and texture.

Entertains Class At Washing Square M. E. Sunday Event

A social at Misa Edn Lovermill's home featured Willing Workara club members and guests from Washing ton Square M. E. parish. After a business meeting, a candy fruit cake pineapple sundae and ale spread followed. Attendees included Mrs Laura Newcomer Mrs Elin Clevidence Mrs Nellie Ship Mrs Guete Roth Mrs Mary Logan Mr Jack Mrs Chas Swarty Mrs Baathart Miss Elizabeth Weller Mary Ditlow Mayde France Ruth Norathy Bennett Reg Ret Mrs J W Havermill and others.

Lovermill Washington Square M. BE

Moving Party and Mrs Mullendore Relocate in Hagerstown

The Moving Party and Mrs Mullendore relocate from Hagerstown to their new residence at West Washington Street. Mr Mullendore is named manager of the local facility on West Washington. Assisted by Albert and Mig. Albert Shank and numerous Mullendare and Shank family members from Keensham and Keeryaville.

Mullendore Hawa Punkstown George Creager Hagerstown Mullen-dore Tine Guilt Aalen West Washington Afr Mig Albert Shank Cifford Mullendare Beansham G. J. Shank

Rockville Couple Wed in Formal Spring Wedding

A Rockville wedding yesterday noon at Mrs. Franklin P. Canby’s West Washington home united Miss Katherine Howla Dorsey and Mr. Spencer Thomas Mullican. Rev. Pantl Powley officiated with Maca and tulips adorning rooms and calendula and jonquil highlighting the dining room. Best man Eugene Cisselt. bridesmaid Nettie Schley Canby. gowns described, and a reported breakfast followed. After a northbound trip the couple will reside at Garrett Park. Mullican works in real estate. Guests included numerous Rockville residents and friends from Hagerstown and Washington.

Franklin P. Canby Washington Street Katherine Howla Dorsey Rockville Spencer Thomas Mullican Pant 1 Powley Episcopal Church Palin Eugene Cisselt Rock [Ville Howard Murten Hagerstown Mise Nettle Schley Canby Ming Can Mullican Garret Park Wasington Leonard T. Nicholson, Jr Donald DeLashmutt Eugene W. Ciasell Harvey S. Grant Almus A. Spear Misa Bessle Lyddone Mary Almoney Charles Quigley Steven Quigley Misa Rebecca deLashmutt Washington Lucy Ramsourg Frederick Mini Lucy Howard A.B. Almoney J. Forney Young Howard Mitton Mia John Xyd Beckenbaugh Mownard Beckenbaugh Robert An* Nan Scott

Jacob Roessner Hosts Trinity Church Chair at Home

Jacob Roessner entertained the chair of Trinity Lutheran Church last night at his home 1089 Oak Hill. Flowers decorated rooms and the group played games with several plane selections by Walter Weatfall organist. Coeliciana refreshments were served. Members of the choir included Mrs. Watkins and Mrs. Fry among others. A quarterly business meeting and social of the Willing Workers class Grace A B Sunday School will be held at Mrs. Mowen’s home at 8 o’clock. All members urged to attend.

Javor Roessner Trinity Lutheran Church Walter Weatfall Coeliciana Daniel Watkins Charles Fry D. A. Kirk Ayd Catherine Gusseth Mary Storey Caroline Fiery Dorothy Williams Lillian Willing Workers Chiss Grace A. B Mra. Mowen Washington St

Household Suggestions for Initiation at Old Fellows Temple

A fragment from a local notice describes initiation events at the Old Fellows Temple for Gilead Encampment No 6 with candidates to be called in and a social gathering after. It incorrectly mentions drying clothes and a cloud of candidates, reflecting garbled OCR text from a historical page.

Gilead Kear F Old Fellows' Temple

Club at Tearoom Teas and Bridge Winners Noted

A Tuesday tea event at the Yellow Urn Tea Home featured luncheon and a bridge game. Prizes were won by Mrs. Cieno Evana and Mrs. C. G. Plack, with attendees including Mrs. John T. Howard and others.

Carl Club Yellow Urn Mra. Cieno Evana C. G. Plack Beniden John T. Howard Lew Kevans Mrx Victor Strine Folts Fiend Raid

Bobbed Hair Trends For Flappers In 1926 Chicago

A Chicago report on hair fashion declares the bob will fade as flappers adopt longer or styled hair. Hairdressers say women may wear waves, wigs, or false hair, with shifts to hats and concealment by day, as trends evolve through 1926.

Milady Madame Langse

Vanity of Women Prompting Men to Rule the World

Cynthia Grey argues vanity drives male achievement and social power, from households to empires, with women shaping trends in fashion and family life. The piece contrasts home gir l versus vamp types, cites Daisy and Alice Adams as examples, and notes suitors seek engagement light on commitment.

Cynth Jetmy Wien Mooth Tarkington Alice Adams Ava Daisy Heath Tarkington Miss Grey Peii Lelges

Daisy G Questions Suitors In Marriage Offer

Daisy G asks if she seems too easy to kiss and wonders if something is wrong with her approach to romance. Her playful note hints at social expectations and jitters about proposals and acceptable courtship in her circle.

Daisy G

Gypsy Picnic Play Tonight At Washington Square Church

The primary and junior departments of Washington Square A E Sunday school present a playlet titled The Gypsy Picnic this evening at o o clock in the social room of the church.

Washington Square A. E Ithe Church

Marriage Licenses noted in scattered notices

Willam Cain and Dydke Sloner of Middletown Pennsylvania pair up for a license. Vernon K. Bowman of Mount Jackson Virginia is linked with Gila Kolgree of Hagerstown. The fragmentary notice lists two couples pending marriage licenses with uncertain additional details.

Willam Cain Dydke Sloner Middletown Vernon K. Bowman Mt. Jackson Gila Kolgree Iiagerstown

Local Girl Honored at Wittenberg College Event

Crage A Sperow of Surhuyrtel Ohin was elected member of the Artow and Mast Sento Girls Venerary Reethry at Wittenberg College. Sperow, a Ferueliit heegue member, earned highest honors for the senior year in a ceremony marked by five students honored.

Crage A. Sperow Gulshalt Wittenberg College Surhuyrtel Ohin Miss Sperow Wittaiberrorn Vonmiber Sriotay Art Winvantoness

Edgemont Man Celebrates 75th Birthday at Family Gathering

A 75 year old Edgemont man hosted a surprise 75th birthday party at his home on Wednesday night April 22. Relatives and friends attended a delicious seasonally themed supper and a two tier cake with candles. Honorees included Mr and Mrs Martin Jeretson, Mr and Mrs Wil Vin, and numerous grandchildren and friends such as Rachel, Jacon, Helen, and Mary. Attendees extended best wishes for many more years of good health and happiness.

Str Mies Justice Martin Jeretson Wil Vin Ul Chhivdren Rachel Jacon Helen da Molitved John Shockey Dygit Ride Honered Mark Olin Bhier Reynold Arthett Reuben Mlckenstail Sand Charles Bark Wrrthar Ste Daniel Werle von Kovert Meg Terry Gress Tieoe Ena Mrr Mix Ben Valasio Fe Desse Volt Aind Margacer Gayesse Mieeyhet Bayer Cha Geurcesel Scott Mloughter Daught Min Ania David Mypre Gu Abe Shim Leatherman William Madol Coos Morice Joseph Gartenhour Anna Wresetts

Reception for New Members at St John’s Lutheran

The past year’s new members were welcomed at a St John’s Lutheran Congregation reception. Short addresses by the pastor Mr Warm, Sunday School Superintendent Mr Burger, and organization presidents invited growth. Prof Herpin orchestra provided music along with solos by Mrs Edward Oawalst and Miss Catherine Nelkirk, plus readings.

St. John's

Lemon with Rice Rumor Clarified Recipe Tip

A kitchen note suggests mixing a spoonful of lemon juice with a quarter cup of water to keep grains of rice white and separate when cooking. The tip emphasizes avoiding clumping and preserving grain separation.

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