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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1924
Page
4
Social and personal items from Boglery Editor of the Evening Mall note many residents visiting relatives and traveling to Baltimore and Philadelphia. The column records engagements and marriages licenses, guests at local homes, recoveries from illness, and upcoming church events, with numerous mentions of local families and nearby towns.
Miss Lindsay Mangans daughter of Mr and Mrs W Lindsay wed yesterday at 4 40 pm in St Mark's Lutheran Church parsonage Rev Dr J W Ott officiated The bride wore blue silk and chrysanthemums attended by Miss Louise Mangans sister of the groom Best Man was Hubert Brine A reception and supper followed at the bride's home The couple will reside briefly with the groom's parents after a wedding trip to Harrisburg and Baltimore
Hagerstown Council No 411 United Commercial Travelers held their semimonthly dinner at the Maryland Gardenia dining room last Saturday evening. The largest attendance to date was present. Ritter led the dinner in Smoot's absence on a Kentucky business trip. Ruth Starner provided piano music with a male quartet. The next dinner is set for December 40 and all U C T members are invited.
At a Rome Mission Society of St. Pauls M B Chorah meeting Mrs Vernon Parker led the program. Reading by Laura Ramsey pantomime by Ruth Ridgely Margaret and Mila Parker Pauling Blair Jans Harman. Guitar by Katherine Nelkirk violin Elizabeth Koons piano Mrs Vernon Parker. Margaret Hart read Western Maryland Coal Operators paper, A B Huyett sang a solo, Margaret Parker read another paper, brief talk by Mrs Parker. Refreshments served after the program.
The church at the corner of Floward street and Summit Avenue will be opened for the first time Thursday evening. The Ladies Circle will hold an open meeting with a Christmas program and a sale planned.
Clear muddy laundry water by adding a tablespoon each of alum and harax dissolved in a little hot water. Let stand until sediment settles, then siphon off the clear water. Brighten nickel utensils with a rubbing of whitening applied with a flannel to restore shine.
The Hagerstown Community Players will stage three plays at Beaver Creek Community Hall on Thursday evening December 11. The program includes Two Crooks and a Taily, The Florist Shop, and The Dear Departed, with arrangements by Clarence H B Fabrnay, Beaver Crash club president, for the building fund.
The Henry Kyd Douglass Chapter at Bellevue adopted a veteran living locally, with Mahlon A. Pompell the 86 year old, who served the Confederacy and ran a Walnut Street shop in Hagerstown. The group plans to apply for his entry to the Richmond Veterans Home, donate clothes and blankets, and send a Christmas box. Glasses were fitted for reading, and memorabilia include a violin and a ciphered Bible. Funds and book gifts were pledged for memorials and the university chair project, with leadership changes noted and a push to promote War Times works.
The lecture tonight at 8 o'clock will be given by Dr Routhers Baltimoes. The Vieual Edecs tion Society of New York promotes the event. The Y M C A hosts meetings for the new high school club at 1 tonight chaired by Russel Hicks and John Crockett. Mohican club gathers at 4:30 with Roy Danser Jr presiding. James Mathas visited Baltimore over the weekend.
Cynthia Grey notes that men appear hypocritical yet essential, contrasting Byron’s romantic exploits with other famous figures. She argues men pretend indifference to appearance while women script love stories on their lives, reflecting on gendered behavior.
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