Social and Personal News From Evening Mail Local
Social and personal items note residents visiting relatives in Hagerstown and Charles Town, engagements and marriages announced, teaching appointments in St. Mary’s County, and a local resident undergoing surgery at Washington County Hospital. Names include Mrs. Lloyd W. Lambert Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie W. Manners, Mrs. John S. Davenport, Mrs. Stanley J. Little, Miss Ardath Martin, Miss Carrie Hall, Miss Catherine Stevens, Fred Entler, Merle M. Brown, Mildred Bussard, Mrs. Karl Wellington, and Mrs. Louise Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd W. Lambert, Jr
Philippine Islands
Hagerstown
Leslie W. Manners
Oak Hill Avenue
Dinner in Honor of Newlyweds at Wolfinger Home
A dinner was hosted at Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wolfinger’s home in honor of their sister who had recently married. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wolfinger, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eckstine and son LeRoy, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ridenour and daughter Janet, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stockslager, and John and Beulah Wolfinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Wolfinger
Clarence Cook
Clarence Wolfinger
Roy Eckstine
LeRoy
Guy Ridenour
Janet
Herman Stockslager
John Wolfinger
Beulah Wolfinger
Pretty Wedding Is Solemnized
A December wedding at 7:30 last night united Miss Alice Jane Ernst and Lancelot J. McCardell at the Ernst home 665 Highland Way in an intimate ceremony. Rev. J. Edw. Harms officiated before immediate family as palms and white chrysanthemums framed the open fireplace setting. The bride wore white satin princess gown with lace sleeves and a tulle veil, carrying white chrysanthemums. Miss Dorothy Ernst was maid of honor. Thomas McCardell served as best man. After the ceremony the couple left for a wedding trip and will reside at the bride’s furnished home afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Jane Ernst
Lancelot J. McCardell
E. Gilbert Ernst
Highland Way
J. Edw. Harms
Martin Ingram
J. Atlee Young
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Dorothy Ernst
Thomas McCardell
McCardell
E. G. Ernst
Hagerstown High School
T. H. McCardell
Guilford Avenue
Hagerstown Leather Co
Halfway Homemakers Club Christmas Party Monday
The Halfway Homemakers Club will host a Christmas party Monday at 7:45 pm in Halfway school. Mrs. W. L. Morin chairs. Mrs. George Bell and a committee arranged the program, with refreshments led by Mrs. E P Mangans, Mrs. William Porter, and Mrs. Charles Roelke. Readings, songs, solos, games, and gifts will be shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halfway Homemakers Club
W. L. Morin
George Bell
E. P. Mangans
William Porter
Charles Roelke
Homemakers Chorus
John Bussard
Garrell Newcomer
Frances Schellhase
Helen Paxson
Party Given After Play by Potomac Playmakers
Mr and Mrs Edgar C Jones entertained at their Terrace home after the Potomac Playmakers performance of Hay Fever at the Women's Club. Guests included cast members and friends such as Mrs Norman Beatz, Mr and Mrs Cushwa, Miss Loy, Miss Roulette, Ernest Bowser, William Carbaugh, Mrs Attenderfer, Miss Everts, George Ardegraff, Amos Harper, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar C. Jones
Potomac Playmakers
Women’s Club
Norman Beatz
G. Victor Cushwa
Dorothy Loy
Laura C. Roulette
Ernest Bowser
William Carbaugh
Willie Attenderfer
Miriam Everts
George W. Ardegraff
Amos Harper
Kenneth Bonner
Leslie A. Gardner
Stanley Owings
Eleanor Barten
Russell Zentmyer
Douglas K. Mims
Merritt, Campbell
Jones
Pound Party Hosted by Misses Gossard and Charlton
Misses Mary Gossard and Florence Charlton hosted a pound party at Charlton’s home on Wednesday evening. Music, cards, and games entertained guests, with a green and white color scheme adorning the table decor. A pleasant repast followed for attendees including Amanda Gossard, Donald Bowers, Leroy Snyder, Richard Snyder, Mary Gearhart, Bill Randall, Adeline Angle, Bob Eckstine, Pearl Snook, Arthur Johnson, Catherine Snook, Clarence Johnson, Effie Lewis, Harold Angle, Pauline Young, Milton Dennis, Mary Louise Himes, Frances Hoffman, Dolores Fowler, Benny Beckley, Jim Lewis, Lauran Snyder, William Herbert, Ray Shank, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gossard
Florence Charlton
Amanda Gossard
Donald Bowers
Leroy Snyder
Florence Charton
Richard Snyder
Mary Gearhart
Bill Randall
Adeline Angle
Bob Eckstine
Pearl Snook
Arthur Johnson
Catherine Snook
Clarence Johnson
Effie Lewis
Harold Angle
Pauline Young
Milton Dennis
Mary Louise Himes
Frances Hoffman
Dolores Fowler
Benny Beckley
Jim Lewis
Lauran Snyder
William Herbert
Ray Shank
Howard Himes
Guy Hoffman
Robert Fowler
Charles Dutrow
Art Lectures By Medford Teach Ancient Near East
Richard Carl Medford, director of the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts, gave two extension lectures at Williamsport High School to 175 students taught by Paul Beinhart and Richard Doub. The talks covered Egypt, Assyria, Babylonia, and Crete and are available to all Washington county history classes upon request to the museum director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Carl Medford
Washington County
Eastern Star Elects Miriam Viery Worthy Matron
Mrs Miriam Viery was elected worthy matron of Queen Esther Chapter No 3 C E S at the regular meeting in the Masonic Temple Miss Caroline Shriver retires as matron Other officers named Merlin Snyder Blanche Schwinger C W Sullivan Mrs Margaret Mc Daniels Mrs Ethel Fleagle Grace Middlekauff Eva Hutson George Gear Ada Barnhart Hugh Smouse These officers will be installed January 1 A modern lighthouse is being built on Craney Island off the Virginia coast to replace the old wooden beacon erected 40 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Viery
Queen Esther
Masonic Temple
Caroline Shriver
Merlin Snyder
Blanche Schwinger
C. W. Sullivan
Margaret McDaniels
Ethel Fleagle
Grace Middlekauff
Eva Hutson
George Gear
Ada Barnhart
Hugh Smouse
Craney Island
Virginia Coast
Stunning Blouse Pattern Ad Recommends Winter Fashions
An advertisement extols satin and silk crepe blouses with color options like white green and cobalt blue. It notes professional plaiting, shoulder epaulettes, and hip finishing, offering Style No. 3171 for sizes 14 to 40 inches and a size 16 fabric requirement, with patterns priced at 15 cents and a fashion book at 10 cents. The item promotes sending 10 cents for a copy and asks for size details when ordering.
Daily Mail Fashion Dept. advertises precision sizes
An ad lists sizes 14 16 18 20 inches bust 36 38 40 and directs orders to the Fashion Dept Hagerstown Mail 200 Fifth Ave New York City for the Daily Mail Peerless fashions. Giz
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Mail
Fashion Dept
Hagerstown Mail
Fifth Ave
New York City
Recital By Music Pupils At Miss Estelle Young Studio
Piano and violin students presented a lively program at 37 Fairground Avenue with duets and solos by Cora Henneberger Estelle Young Helen Foltz Norma Parks Bet ty Lee Shaffer Howard Yeager Quentin Halligan Robert Lee Spallentine Connie Martin Guy S Kidwell Jr Anna Mae Stevenson Norman Holzapfel Mary A Yeager Elizabeth Finz Eunice L Munson Enid Hoffer Billie Barr and others under pianist Eunice Munson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Young
Fairground Avenue
Cora Henneberger
Helen Foltz
Norma Parks
Betty Lee Shaffer
Howard Yeager
Sweet Violet
Quentin Halligan
Robert Lee Spallentine
Connie Martin
Guy S. Kidwell, Jr
Anna Mae Stevenson
Norman Holzapfel
Mary A. Yeager
The
Waters of
Minnetonka
Elizabeth Finz
Eunice L. Munson
Scherzo
Enid Hoffer
Billie Barr
Ernestine Johnson
Dorothy Heckman
Henry Finz
Guy Kidwell
Eunice Su. Munson
Missionary Play to Be Staged by St Pauls Church Women
The Challenge, a dramatic missionary play, will be performed by the Women's Missionary Society of St. Pauls Evangelical Church on Sunday at 7 45 pm. The cast includes Ethel Daubert Mrs Duncan Mrs Harry Snyder Mary Duncan Mrs C M Mattson Rob ert Betts Dusing Willis Grimes Stewart Ruth Hogan Betty Hogan Dido a Hindu mother Nanak Katherine Spielman Middlekauff W B Sands Isabel Stone Kou Ying Ya Tou and other figures as part of a overseas missionary backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’ssionary Society of St
Kou Ying
Ya Tou
Ruth Hogan
Betty Hogan
Dido
Charles Spielman
Nanak
India
Katherine Spielman
Middlekauff
W. B. Sands
America
Isabel Stone
Opportunity Meets You Half Way in Classified See Ven
A classified notice invites readers to explore opportunities by meeting halfway at a classified section venue labeled See Ven. The ad emphasizes accessible options and a welcoming approach for job seekers and advertisers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opportunity
Cooking School Draws Enthusiastic Local Women
The Herald-Mail Cooking School proves a big success with women who attend daily sessions on cookery and homemaking. Organizers praise the intelligent, cooperative audience and thank participating merchants for their support. Scouts contributed with demonstrations and music by Bob Farhney’s string ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genereus
Herald-Mail
Hierald
Bob Fahrney
Scouts Enjoy Capitol Trip
A Washington trip hosted by Boy Scouts of Washington County Council featured Troop No. 10 led by Fred Entler with Claude Minnich and Ted Grubb. Scouts toured the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, museums, and White House rooms with a guide, then planned visits to Annapolis Naval Academy and Congressional Library. Reservations due January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boy Scouts of Washington County Council
Scout Troop No. 10
Fred Entler
Claude Minnich
Ted Grubb
Byron J. Grimes
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Tidal Basin
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument
White House
Capitol
Congressional Library
Washington Zoo
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Fred Eutler
Sam Phillips
Bill Dutton
Robert, Landers
Richard Lowman
Jay Mullenix
Charles Berry
Jack Hadlyday
Richard Messersmith
Robert Howard
David Bloom
Embick Seigman
Ralph Bonney
Robert Beck
Edsell Northropp
Wilmer Kretzer
John Waggoner
Lloyd Ritter
Tom Diffendall
Stephen Noel
Leon Baily
Harry Day
Guy Hoffmaster
Wyatt Warrenfeltz
Marcel Snyder
Hilton Ford
Harry Doub
Mayo Kreiling
Henri Triesler
Harold Logs
Brefording Bible Pageant Keeps Nationaal Bible Sunday
Brefording B Y P D presents a pageant titled The Wiving Bible on Sunday evening to observe Nationaal Bible Sunday. All books of the Bible will be represented with brief synopses as given. Services start at 7 45 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bre Fording B. Y. P. D
Dear Dizzy Lover Seeks Love or Wealth for Marriage
Betty Brainerd advises Dizzy Lover to assess real love beyond money and argues that choosing a partner should consider future life and service, not just financial prospects. The column encourages preparing for life after marriage and suggests evaluating the potential spouse’s vocation and values. Betty Brainerd, 680 Madison Ave New York City, offers further guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brainerd
Madison Ave
New York City
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Evening Mail
Srotice
Ank
Society
John S. Davenport
Charles Town
Arthur Davenport
Stanley J. Little
Ardath Martin
Painsville
Iowa
Carrie Hall
Baltincore
Mrs. C. Hayes Landis
North Mulberry Street
Catherine Stevens
Raymond B. Kline
McCoys Ferry
Washington, D. C
Luther League
Grandon Charlton
Main Avenue
Merle M. Brown
Mildred Bussard
Benjamin Bussard
Lanvale Street
Frederick
Karl Wellington
St. Mary's County
Louise Hart
Willard
Ethel and
Helen
Lauren Stevens
Raymond R. Kline
Herman Showe
North Locust Street
Washington County Hospital
Meyers & Berkson
Franklin St
Larm’s
Beauty Shop
N. Potomac St
L. & B. Hat Works Women’s Hats
East Washington
the Tavern
Jonathan
Alice J. Ernst
Halfway Club
Ai Leiter
South Seas
Misa America
Ned
Chaceme
Gromaalan
Mrs. E. C. Jones
Williamsport High
Eastern Star
Red Cross
Helen Williams
Jerry Warp
School For Cooking
Scout Troop 10
Longmeadow Church of the Brethren
Pauline Rowland
Paramount
Elmer Rowland
Pope’s Beauty Shop
N. Locust St
New York
Maryland Theatre
Frank Boucher
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the House of
Majestic Radios
Garver Furniture Co
Washington St
Brown’s
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Leiter Boothecs
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