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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1925
Page
4
Social and personal items from the Evening Mall list residents, visitors, and events. Notes mention AML society editors, local patients at Hospital Inez weak, and names like Miss Sonora Radielli and Miss Mary Thomas. Family gatherings, dances, birthdays, and trips to Hagerstown, Harrisburg, and Washington appear with numerous local addresses and relations.
Harry J Wolfe remains home with grip as Ramblers Club plans Lincoln Day Dinner at the Y M C A Thursday at 6 45 pm. Girls High School basketball vs Waynesboro Friday at the Y M C A. Fourth film in the matron series shown with Men’s Bible chase Friday. Ladies Education club at rope basketry and beauty culture meets Wednesday 7 80 pm at the Y M C A with a feature beauty class. Milas Buttros to teach French Free Blend using a girl as subject. Members to hear on perm waving by Miss Burne.
Mr and Mrs James W Smith host a large party at 60 West Sids Avenue to honor their twenty second wedding anniversary. The couple wed in New Oxford Pa February 10 1908 officiated by Reverend Augundius Reader. Mrs Sualth is the daughter of Mr and Mrs A T Stambaugh of New Oxford. They have six children Arthur Geraldine Bernhard Lenter Agnes and Paul. Guests include Mr and Mrs Joseph Tinge vy Brad Brown Miss Margaret Ange Miss Mary Brown Mr and Mrs Harry Carper Mr and Mrs Arthur Smith Miss Thelemo Alexander Miss Mildred Alexander.
Mary Weal of Waynesboro married Saturday evening at Cavetown by Rev J Stewart. Honeymooning in Baltimore. Ephriam Duffy of Ringgold and Mika were wed in Winchester Virginia at the home of the bride. John Lester Snively of Keedysville and Miss Adam Strett were married Friday in Winchester. The bride had visited Keedysville. Snively previously worked in Richmond and Keedysville. he later lived with his mother and worked as a fireman at the Keedysville creamery. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs H B Snively of Hagerstown.
On Monday morning at Broadway High, Miss Josephine Spielman won a $60 prize and Milas Alets Cook took $10 for English work. Mina Splolian presented an essay on Youth and Character Formation, stressing obedience and diligence, with musical numbers by the Girls Club and soloists. Mrs Zeigler spoke on school girl traits and the value of friendship balanced with individual development.
The charity ball funds the Wagerstown Jewish Ballet Association and will be held at Maryland Garden at 8:36 p.m. The notice also lists marriage licenses for Crawford Barnhart of Waynesboro and Catherine Ilstinger of Smithsburg, and Harry Wright Jr. of Richmond, Virginia with Sallie Pugh of Washington, D.C.
A column explores lessons from romance and prudence, advising women to avoid chasing men and to let them pursue. It counsels patience, warns against smothering affection, and emphasizes mothers’ guidance. Also includes reader questions about dating, marriage, and parental restrictions.
A small gathering at Mrs Wertz's North Potomac Street home featured a program on the composer Albéniz with songs by guests and piano selections. Approximately twelve friends attended. refreshments followed with Valentine favors given to each guest.
The Lutheran Church Missionary Society of Willameport will meet next Friday at 7 30 PM at Mrs. G W Taylor's home instead of Thursday. Mrs Edward Uudegrat of Hagera town will give no address on China. Members and all interested in missionary work are invited.
The Golden Rule Ketekah J alagoe will host a benefit dance tomorrow night to aid the Odd Fellows Home. Myre, Betts, and Mrll oversee arrangements for the event. An initiation ceremony is planned Wednesday evening and all members are urged to attend.
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