Social and Personal notices circle Baltimore to Williamsport
Mrs Tearl Kendall of Pope avenue has been ill with the flu but slowly improving. Many names frequent the social scene, with engagements announced for Harriette Virginia Wright and Charles W Held Jr. from Failing Waters and Towson. Families Tour, visit, and host gatherings across Baltimore, Cumberland, and Washington, with Christmas and New Year travel, hospital stays, and local events noted throughout the week.
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Dyson Wright
Failing Waters
W. Va
Harriette Virginia
Charles W. .Held, Jr
Charles W. Held
Towson, Md
Dutch Treat Supper Friday Precedes Assembly Ball
A Dutch treat buffet dinner is planned Friday night at the Hotel Hamilton for the local young married set, followed by the Assembly Ball at the Hotel Alexander. Attendees include Willis Altenderfer, Harold Bester, John Bower, Lynn Brugh Jr, Stuart Bushong, James Byron, Joseph Byron, Vaughn Byron, Merritt Campbell, Robert Campbell, John Caspar of Hancock, G Victor Cushwa, Sydney Cushwa, Vinton Hershey, J W Jamison, William Lane Jr, Welles Little, Leslia Manners, C G Ramsey Leigh, A S Mason, Edgar Mathias, Leonard Mathias, Philip Mathias, R D McKee, Frank Mish Jr, Joseph W Mish, Eleanor Mish, William Roulette Jr, Raymond Snively, Robert Stott, Fortune Odenthal, Wilbur Bridges, Simms Jamieson, Harry Royle, Dorsey Royle, George Updegraft, Catherine Overington, James Wagaman, Eleanor Barton, and Thomas H Hardinge.
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Hotel Hamilton
Hotel Alexander
Willis Altenderfer
Harold Bester
John Bower
Lynn
K. Brugh
Stuart Bushong
James Byron
Joseph Byron
Vaughn Byron
Merritt Campbell
Robert Campbell
John Caspar
Hancock
G. Victor Cushwa
Sydney Cushwa
Dinner Parties Ahead of Assembly Ball at Hotel Alexander
Several dinner parties will be held at the Hotel Alexander Friday night preceding the Assembly Ball. Organizers include J. W. Jamison, Dr. and Mrs. Peregrine Wroth, and Charles D. McKee.
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Hotel Alexander
J. W. Jamison
Mrs Garner weighs role as vice presidential hostess
Mrs. Garner signals thoughtful approach to her social duties as she prepares for life as the vice presidential hostess, despite earlier statements that the Garners would only accept official invitations.
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John N. Garners
Baptism for Alfred A. Henneberger Jr at Trinity Lutheran
Alfred Augustus Henneberger Jr the infant son of Mr and Mrs Alfred A Henneberger was baptized on Christmas morning at 10 oclock in Trinity Lutheran Church by Rev Dr J B Simon.
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Alfred Augustus Henneberger, Jr
Alfred A. Henneberger
Trinity Lutineran Church
J. 8. Simon
Southern Coaches Praise New Basketball Rule Changes
Basketball coaches from southern schools laud the rule changes taking effect this season. They emphasize faster play, clearer officiating, and improved scoring flow, noting benefits for teams and fans alike.
June Wedding Announced for Helen Darner and Robert Shockey
Mr and Mrs John W Darner announce the marriage of their daughter Helen Jeannette to Robert J Shockey son of Mr and Mrs Harry W Shockey Waynesboro Pa last June The couple married secretly while visiting friends in Wooster Ohio Miss Darner is a junior at Hagerstown High School and Mr Shockey is a Wayne sboro High School graduate and dental student at the University of Pittsburgh G S Cullen cornetist of the Municipal band has been confined to his home on Irvin avenue and was visited by band members Monday.
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John W. Darner
Oak Hill Avenue
Helen Jeannette
Robert J. Shockey
Harry W. Shockey
Waynesboro
Shockey
Mr. Shockey
Wooster
Miss Darner
Hagerstown High School
Waynesboro High School
University of Pittsburgh
G. S.cullen
Cornet
Irvin Avenue
Mess
Vend
Make-Up Should Match Frocks Not Hair And Skin
New York derives Paris fashion advice as makeup shifts from matching hair and skin to coordinating with frocks. Experts urge any woman can wear any color using carefully chosen powder eye shadow and lipstick, with techniques like life masks and colorful palettes to create harmonious looks.
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Diana Merwin
New York
Paris
Hood Club Luncheon and Campus Day Film
The Hagerstown Hood Club held its annual Christmas luncheon at the Women's Club with twenty attendees. Afterward, guests attended a matinee at the Maryland Theatre to view a Hood College Campus Day film, featuring a festive table with poinsettias and red candles.
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Hagerstown Hood Club
Women’s Club
Maryland Theatre
Hood College
Catopus
F. N. Hoffmeier
Jane Hoffmeier
Betty Loy
Helen Wright
Rhoda Bowers
Caleethe Wagner
Robert Foltt
Charles Plack
Noel Matthews
Baltimore
Aldine Lakin
B. BE. Heffner
Williamsport
James Cannon
James Mobley
Roland Long
Waynesboro
Omer Waylor
Louise Funk
Robert Conrad
Catherine Mid- Gleaut
Philip Recher
Doris Young
Nighttime New Year Breakfast Dance Draws 125 Reservations
Over 125 reservations are made for a breakfast dance at the Hotel Alexander on New Year’s night in the ball room. Many guests come from Frederick Martinsburg Chambersburg and West Virginia. Tables should be reserved to avoid a last minute rush. The event starts at midnight with breakfast served in the early hours. Many attendees plan to stay for the weekend and Monday.
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Hotel Alexander
Frederick
Martinsburg
Chambersburg
West Virginia
Elks Club Ball Tonight At Oldagherstown Club
A large audience from here and afar is expected for the Elks Club ball tonight at the Club, Oldagerstown Country Club. Committee head Dr. Ti. L. Porterfield R. W. Parks Dev Jas A. Fletcher James Creelman and Maurice Domenici Jr have arranged an elegant affair with C. Lloyd Major's Harrisburg orchestra, elaborate decorations, and favors. The event runs from nine to one.
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Elks’ Club
Oldagerstown Country Club
Ti. L. Porterfield
R. W. Parks
Devs Jas A. Fletcher
James Creelman
Maurice Domenici, Jr
C. Lloyd Major
Harrisburg
Sunday school Christmas program moved to Dec 28
Entertainment Tonight reports that the Christmas program by pupils of the Sunday school at San Mar Chapel, originally set for Dec 23, will now be held on Wednesday evening December 28 at 7 30 in the Sunday school room.
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San Mar Chapel
Card Party Held by Miss Dorothea Rohrer
Miss Dorothea Rohrer entertained a number of friends at cards last evening at her home on East North Street.
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Dorothea Rohrer
East North Street
My Beauty Hint from Barbara Pepper on Cupid's Bow
Stage actress Barbara Pepper advises in My Beauty Hint that lipstick lines should stay confined to the lips to create a Cupid's bow. She warns against overlining which makes lips appear twice as large and detracts from a natural look.
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Barbara Pepper
Christmas Party for Young Guests in Williamsport
A Christmas party was held yesterday afternoon at Mrs. William H. Beard's home in Williamsport for her grandchildren Betsy and John Henry MacLeod of York. Guests included Hetsy Newcomer Eleanor Brooks Gower Elizabeth Ann Hoffman Georgia Lynn Christine David Huddle Sedgewick Byron James Anna Lou Eshelman and Ann Schindel from Williamsport.
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Williamsport
William H. Beard
Betsy
John Henry MacLeod
York
Hetsy Newcomer
Eleanor Brooks Gower
Elizabeth Ann Hoffman
Georgia Lynn
Christine and
David Huddle
Sedgewick Byron
James and
Anna Lou Eshelman
Ann Schindel
Calendar of Hagerstown events for late December and January
The Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce lists a busy slate of December 27 to January 2 activities. Alsatia Club Christmas Ball December 29 at the Maryland State Armory. Rogerstown Shrine Club New Year Dance December 30 at The Club. Governor's Ball December 40 at Fountain Head Country Club. Assembly Ball December 30 at Hotel Alexander. breakfast dance January 2 at Hotel Alexander. Organ recital January 4 at Grace A. B. church. Civic League January 5 with Miss Pauline Blackford as speaker. Chamber annual meeting January 9 at Hotel Alexander with Prof. T. Adams of Yale. Treble Clef Club January 9 and 23 at Hotel Alexander. Broadway-Wayside Parent-Teachers January 11. three-act farce January 12-13 by Washington Square M. E. class. Arma Service Stores annual banquet January 16. Columbia Broadcasting artists concert January 17 featuring the Chern iavysky Trio. Surrey PT A speaker January 19. Jr. O. U. A. M. Rally January 19 at Masonic Temple with Dr. Charles E. Brewer. Treble Clef January 23. Standard Leadership Training Schools for Presbyterian Church January 26. One act play January 26 at Women's Club. Municipal Band concert January 28 at Maryland Theatre.
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Rogerstown Shrine Club
Fountain Head Country Club
Hotel Alexander
James Andrews
University of W. Va
Grace A. B. Church
Civic League
Pauline Blackford
Chamber of Commerce
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Adama
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Treble Clef Club
Music of the Orient
R. B
Hagerstown Community Concert Associa
Surrey
Hal T. Kearns
Masonic Temple
Charles E. Brewer
National
R. B. Huyett
Paresbyterian
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Municpal
Maryland Theatre
Tea Dance in Williamsport At Women's Club
Misse Jang and Susan Byron hosted a tea dance Tuesday afternoon from 4 to 7 at the Women’s Club auditorium. George Buys Orchestra provided music for attendees and festive evergreens and candles reflected the Christmas spirit. Invited guests included Miss Florence McMichael, Car pallino Funkhouser, Barbara Nichols, Doris Wertz, Catherine Mowrer, and many others from Williamsport and area, with Jo seph W. Byron among the guests.
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Misse Jang
Susan Byron
Major
Mia
Joseph W. Byron
Williamsport
Women's Club
George Buys
Florence McMichael
Carnella Funkhouser
Barbara Nichols
Doris Wertz
Catherine Mowrer
Jean ‘Smith
Polly Stonebraker
Ethel McCardell
Elizabeth Humrhouse
Betty Bridges
This City
Mary Louise Downs
Jane
Busan Byron
Walter Stehl
Philip Nichols
George Humphries, Jr
Elmer Funkhouser, Jr
William Neikirk
Samuel Phillips
Roy McMichael, Jr
Bruce Danzer
Forney Young, Jr
William Reisner
Franklin Hull
Santa Claus Visits Home Brings Joy to Orphans
Santa Claus visits the Orphans Home in San Mar to deliver gifts from the Hagerstown Kiwanis Club and local sponsors. Donations from individuals and organizations funded toys, candy, oranges, ice cream, and a Christmas dinner. The Home celebrates with a visit from the Alma Club, a school band, and a Y P B program, with upcoming board meetings in January.
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Boonsboro
Hershey Creamery Co
John Dunn
J. W. Leyman
Nancy
Barbara Elmer
Harrisburg
Roessner’ Bros
Alma Club
Thurston Mullendore
Olin Snyder
Hagerstown High School
Peter Buys
Breathersville
Margaret E. Lowery
Sadie Barnhart
McKee
John K. Baker, Jr
Marshall M. Wilson
Caroline S. Ludwig
Boston
Mass
Charles Henry Eliason
Chas
A.” Weagly
E. Renner
Lewis T. Byron
Harry E. Fiery
J. L. Rowland
Albert Wilhide
R. T. Lakin
P. J. McAvoy
Jacob A. Ziegler
Keedysville
Hagerstown Chapter Meeting of Children of the Confederacy
A gathering of the Hagerstown chapter will occur at Mrs. Edmund Foster's home, 428 Virginia Avenue, Thursday afternoon at 3:30. Members are urged to have their application papers ready for submission at this time.
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Hagerstown
the Children of the Confederacy
Edmund Foster
Virginia Avenue
Thoxine Promises Quick Cough Relief For All
A vintage ad claims Thoxine stops coughs after one dose within 15 minutes and suits children, describing it as a safe pleasant prescription not a syrup. It guarantees relief from coughs colds and sore throats or money back, sold at Rody's Drug Store and other drugstores.
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Rody
Ady
WE WOMEN Advice Column From Betty Brainerd
Betty Brainerd answers teen romance questions from twins Zoot and Squeet. Zoot wonders whether to forget the one she loves or wait for love to be returned, while Squeet recounts a love triangle and hopeful resolution. Also notes Mary Baker Eddy tops a poll of women readers.
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Zoot
Disrmeli
Christmas Play At Trinity Lutheran Chapel Tonight
Trinity Lutheran Chapel on Liberty Street presents a Christmas entertainment tonight featuring a playset orchestra selections songs and readings. Cast includes Dora Bowers Helen Rudy Myrtle Funkhouser Elaine Turner Catherine Smith June Bowers Margaretta Sweeney Irene Carbaugh Louise Semler Gladys Sellers Helen Bowers and Helen Smith Mrs Raymond Semler will deliver a monologue. A bridge party hosted by Miss Pauline Lewis at 1134 Potomac Avenue honors Miss Margaret Anadell and Miss Ann Brown.
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Trinity
Lutheran Chapel
Liberty Street
Dora Bowers
Helen Rudy
Myrtle Funkhouser
Elaine Turner
Catherine Smith
June Bowers
Margaretta Sweeney
Irene Carbaugh
Louise, Semler
Gladys Sellers
Helen Bowers
Helen Smith
Raymond Semler
Pauline Lewis
Potomac Avenue
Margaret Anadell
Rockville, Md
Ann Brown
New York
Paradise and Panic Ten Miles Distant Sign Tale
Pittsburgh dispatch notes by Willard Kennedy that utopia and trouble may lie ten miles apart. At a northwest Pennsylvania crossroads two roadside signs read Paradise two miles and Panic ten miles, illustrating folk beliefs about nearby escape or danger.
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Pittsburgh
Willard Kennedy
Utopia
Pennsylvania
Paradise
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