Social Personal News From Williamsport Area
Social notes detail visits and gatherings in Williamsport and nearby towns. Residents and guests attend birthdays, dinners, and parties at multiple homes, with weddings, engagements, and upcoming nuptials referenced. Families from Baltimore, Chicago, and Washington participate, and hospital news notes a patient recovering from appendicitis.
Alastia Holiday Dance at Charles of Commerce Hall
The Algatia Club held its Alastia Holiday Dance at the Charles of Commerce auditorium with music by Nickey of Atlantic City. A grand march opened the evening, followed by a luncheon of chicken salad and cake. Charles Barber, chief of police, will start teaching at Fountaindale next Tuesday.
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Atty
Tera
Cueste
Algatic Club
Alastia
Charles of Commerce
Nickey
Atlantic City
Crouse Am Bwste
Jocal
J. F. Denfuton
Edward Dowald, Jr. A
Lesb Tyman
Suscett Howard
W. J. Clop Ber
John Nichols
Charles Barber
Von
Follee-Bathar
Herat’ Mall
Fountaindale
Barber
Bagie
Letters To Lovers on Nerves and Domestic Tyranny
A fragmented essay discusses women seeking independence and men wielding control. It cites decades of advice literature, stories of nagging wives, and feared temper, claiming married life can devolve into tyranny. It notes responses from readers and essays on how to address male dominance in the home.
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Langers
Folly Pond
Valonsee
Driely
Han
Tome -Wemn
Pattlotier
Wil
Tell
Rome
Odd Fellows Benefit Entertainment In Williamsport
The annual Odd Fellows event at the Pythian Hall in Williamsport drew hundreds, hosting Aaron Lodge members and guests from Hagerstown and Martinsburg. A large crowd enjoyed a varied program with music by Ramingky’s Orchestra, dances, readings, and a luncheon after. proceeds support local poor families.
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Odd Fellows
Williamsport
Aaron Lodge
Odd Bellows
C. BE
Seymour Pre
J.C. Gander
Women’s Club Plans for New Year Events
The Women’s Club outlines a January program featuring guest speaker Mr Feng Hua Huang of China at an open Forum, a Boone Reel recital by Mrs William J Cavenangt, a January 24 card party, and a February lineup. New clubhouse manager Mrs Grace Byte arrives to take charge as Myre Dyre supports events and home economics.
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Tis
Yen
Aozt
Belletin
Ques
Fang Huai Huang
Armia
Mepis
Adtgs
Nelle
Margaret Svavion
New
Briday
Jangery
Miles Nellie Marparat
Besalou
New Zealand
Mise Bean
Jon
Enw
Tomttry
Y. M6. A
China
Feng Hua Huang
Huang
Golverelty
Wisconsin
Columbia
Univerelty
Boone Reeltal
Wiliam ‘J. Cavenangt
Kavanaugh
Johnstown
Fox Bridge
Alpgty
Berrios
Imeyej
Sirs
Gracd Byte
Cumberland
Hage
Annual Feast Marks Hegerstown and Bredericy Co. Event
The annual feast for the employees of Hegerstown and Bredericy Hail wey Co. is set for Monday in the Chamber at Commerce Headquarters. Various attendees are listed, including Mrs. Hua Loose, Miss Graze Mie, Paulina Mason, Mrs. Bue an Schley, Mrs. Roulette, Miss Smith, and many others, with a long roster of ladies and gentlemen.
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Peuna
Madar
J. O
Byron
Hingerstown
J. W
Willismaport
L T. Byron
FT. Byrap
W. C. Byron
Robert L Campbell
W. D. Campbell
Hagerstown
J. P. Coaper
Hamcock
Fred Cottman
J. P. Oghill
J. &, Cahil
Hancock
Leo Cabill
Stafford Hall
Oclgarepring
Myr
Myre
Rigehart Cohl
Frask R. Darby
Fech- Sig
WL Feeling
J. Funk
Emmiett W
Anus
Grove
A. H. Gunnell
Ay¢ Mie
Hallén
Mfr
Thowins H
Hardings
C.M. Burin
Leonard Haze
George Hellman
R. L. Henderson
HH. Heyser
W. PL Levy
J. B. Little
Mra
H. Loose
Eed Firs
B.D. McBee
Magen
Mira
J. A Deason
Hj. Liven
W. D. Miller
W. D. Miller, dro Tir, #, OW! Mish, Jr
Jos
Mish
End Mre
M.A. Poulan
Robert B. Rench
W. W. Hitchey
Mrn. Cole
Aan Rogers
Wm. U. Roulette
We. Y. Roulette
Chae
Thomas Bagner
WiMam
Briscoe
Levin Stonebraker
Kort Qdautiall
Welles-f.ftua
Ang Mie
Marshall Wilden
Ryland
Beott
Mire
Harry Blunt
Laytoserviltie
Mary Atemunden
Consfet
Janes Pindlay
Mise
Harsh W. Gites
Jamison
Chas
Lane
Hegerstown& Bredericy Hailwey Co
Ghember
Cdomearce Handquarters
Oynter
Utile
Hua Loose
Mien
Paulina Mason
Hethatine
Oxeripatou
Mra Buean
Schley
J. C. Roulette
Gao
Blawson
Misa Tren
Smith
Miles Being
Migs
Mary L. Wittomb
Mike Jean Lucie
Mre
W. H. H. Bizler
Mia Ginger
Francied We Wrew
Elks Endorse Community Chest Plan in Unanimous Vote
The Elks board endorses the Community Chest program as a robust charitable effort and anti duplication measure. Representatives including Tie Community, Warteh, Freak, Heaine and J. Aduart Miller formed the group and reported favorably.
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Funda
Tie
Warteh
Freak
Heaine
Aduart Miller
Pachimeny Yoto
B. P.O
Canape recipes and garnishes from Sister Mary's Kitchen
A fragmented instructional list details making canapes with toast rounds, caviar, tomato, lemon juice, parsley, sardine paste, pineapple, cream cheese, walnuts, crab mix, and pimentos. Includes steps for bread cuts, spreading toppings, baking briefly, and serving on small plates with forks.
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Jules
Cpater
Choir to Sing on Sunday Evening at Chris Reformed Church
On Sunday evening at 7 40 the choir of the Chris Reformed church will sing the Cantata The Menger Prince by Ashford. Soloists include soprano Miss Holmpfet and Miss Dorothy Mounts, tenor Mr Bruce Helm, bass Mr Binon Snyder. Female quartet features Mrs Holzapfel Dorothy Kownty altos Mrs W G Miller and Mrs Bruce Helm. Incidental violin solo violin oboe violin and organ by Mr Max Mogensén. Mrs G Miller and Charles Ceuze director. Also a Christmas cantata Heaven dy Densage by Heith Lalig at 1 20 Sunday afternoon.
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Chris Reformed Church
Centats
Menger’ Prince
Ashford
Coprano
Mxe. Holmpfet
Dorothy Mounts
Charlotte Helm
Bruce Helm
Bfr
Binon Snyder
Baas
Wim
Schuebley
Caseel
Conélath
Holzapfel
Dorothy Kownty
W. G. Miller
Tor Yoice
Max Mogensén
G. Miller
Urgantet
Charles M. Ceuze
Choir and cantata at Trinity Lethersn Church event
The Trinity Lethersn Church presents the cantata directed by Hoy A McMi jRAniat with choir master Mire Watkins soprano and Miss W Campbell alto. An 18 member choir will participate after two short songs preceding the cantata.
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Trinity Lethersn
Hoy A
McMi Jraniat
Watkins
Miss W Campbell
Public Library Speaker Event Promised by League Group
A misread notice invites Mrs. Forney Young of the Washington county League of Women Voters and Edward Lawrence Hust to speak. The Speakers Bureau plans a talk on meat limitation policy at 7 PM Friday in the town library meeting room.
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Forney Young
Washington County Branch
League of Women Voters
Edward Lawrence Hust
Wie Wal Council
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