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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1925
Page
4
Baslety Editor of the Evening Mas notes a flurry of visits and guests in Hagerstown with many from Baltimore York Pittsburgh and Martinsburg. The column lists social calls hospital updates births and weekend visits including Ruth Hager Helen Gordon Marie Goldamith Flora Griffey Flora Griffey and many more residents.
The C D A will hold a Valentine card party on Friday evening February 18 at 62 West Washington Street in Qarda. It will begin at 8 10 p m with refreshments to follow and prizes awarded.
A birthday dinner was given at Sun by Mr and Mrs T 12 Galloway 10 N Mulberry St in honor of Miss Leta Cottrell. An elaborate dinner at 2 o clock with roses and pink white decor. A solo by J R R Black accompanied by Miss Gay Hoover. Attendees include B W Lillard Dansler gear Violet Reed Tenna Startz Blanche Levi Gay Deb Hoover Willa Cottrell Lyle Gray Wingate Kunkle Calloway Vernon Young and others.
Announcement reveals Mrs Anna Howard of 226 Ager Street and Edwin Marah of Memorial Boulevard wed in Westminster in July 1922. Mrs Howard, a graduate nurse with four years at Washington County Hospital, will reside in Plainfield New Jersey with husband who runs a poultry business there. Also notes a weekend house party hosted by Miles Mary V Hofmanter with guests from Burkittsville Keedysville Charles Town and Lancaster Theological Seminary students present.
Zion Lutheran Church in Williamsport will host a benefit concert on Friday evening February 20. The program is directed by Miss Isabel Beckenbaugh with Miss Lana Chaney as soloist and Miss Brace as reader for the evening.
Mr and Mrs Geo Spielman hosted a Friday chicken supper on Matn Avenue for Independent Oil Company employees. Guests enjoyed Five Hundred and dancing with music by a victrola. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Smith, Mrs Ade Middlekauff, Mr James A Boyer, Mr L C Weaver, Mrs W H Herbert, Mr D C Shank, Margaret Middlekauff, Thelma Darrow, Enya Strickler, Letila Taya, Milton Smith, J T Middlekauff, Arthur Middlekauff, Gav Spielman and family Martha and Leon.
Sunday Achual leads a Sunday school gathering scheduled for February 16 at 2 40 PM in Rock Hill. The event invites local attendees to participate in the community program with available activities for all ages.
Alexander Sklarevski, the Russian pianist, will give a concert tomorrow night at St John’s Lutheran Auditorium under the auspices of the Women’s Club. He is a Peabody Conservatory member praised for his technical resource and distinctive interpretations. Critics in Baltimore New York praise his personality and artistry. He studied at Petrograd Imperial Conservatory under Professor Henols and earned a Gold Medal, later earning a Doctorate in Mathematics from Petrograd University in 1908. He later studied with Busoni Merlin and Lucien Wurmser in Paris. Meet tomorrow. The Catholic Daughters regular meeting is at 7:46 Tuesday evening. The Beta Christian Endeavor society holds a Valentine social on Wednesday February 10, Mrs Clyde Hildebrand in charge.
The Ninth annual banquet of the First Hose Company is planned at the Mason Temple on February 18. A committee announced special musical features and speakers for the event.
The Downsville Church of Christ held a large evangelical meeting led by Rev. Homer Kellems. Edward Helmeta, chair of the committee, reported the banquet preceding the event exceeded prior records for popularity, with every seat filled and many turned away. The pulpit was moved to create space as the crowd stood to hear a sermon titled The Christind Waplsa.
The Intermediate and Centor depart ments of St Pat s Methodist Church elected officers with terms starting. Sue Frick named superintendent and Gladys Glison as president. Wilifine Sparrow is vice president Elizabeth Nicely secretary Germalnn Porter choir secretary Tom Thomas treasurer and Ra pl Wyand as assistant treasurer Norma Wilton president Ruth Retge ly vice president Elizabeth TMatioan secretary treasurer. Epworth League service featured Virginia Feldman winning the Tender and presenting China’s New Women. Pastor Ridgely spoke on Gentleness and Professor Cas selited the En iydice Chorus.
A pleasant birthday party was held at the Reedy home in this city honoring Sully and Carrie Reedy. The evening featured games and retrenchments with guests Thelma Joseph Virginia Wittinger Norothy Peters Mina Sottenberger Alles Intiman Virginia Geraunds Tully Williams Taeda Conrad Victoria Fritzz Liza Richards Mia Katherine Isabelle Prerlette Howe Kiracore Winia Eichelberger and Mr and Mrs A J Reely. Also noted were marriage licenses for Said RB Sevdew and Madeline Reed and William Morgan of Lew Cumber, Ua. and Gs de Td Stak of Harvi...
Students at Peal George A Sites School held an entertainment at the local pool on Saturday evening at Odil Fels Jawxy Clearspring before moonrise. The youthful program featured performances by attendees and showcased school talent in a light community gathering.
De FF Holsapple will present a series of lectures on miniature art this afternoon at 4:45 o'clock in the public library. The public is invited to attend. a drowning hazard note appears to be part of the fragment.
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