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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1933

Page

1

Social and Personal Notes on Weddings and Visits

Miss Virginia Henley of Washington visits Miss Doris Aday at 488 North Potomac Street. nursing student Catherine Cornell in Alien Com shown in Baltimore. Mrs H B Geary improves after appendectomy. Mrs J Richard Grove unchanged at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Mrs Frank Hoffmeier attends Hood College Mothers Week-end tea. several Hood College students plan week-end at home and in Williamsport. Birth announced for Sypoli and for Brewer with birthplaces and dates.

Virginia Henley Washington Doris Aday North Potomac Street Notre Dame College of Maryland Henley Notre Dame Mra. J. Richard Grove Beeter Street Johns Hopkins “Hospital Baltimore Frank N. Hoffmeier Coblents Hall Hood College

Women Learn To Do Chair Work In Williamsport

The Williamsport Women’s Club met last night at the high school auditorium with hostesses Mrs. C. D. Bell and Mrs. J. B. Flaming. A working demonstration in rush-bottom chair making was led by home demonstrator Miss Martha Martin, followed by refreshments after the business session.

Women's Club of Williamsport C. D. Bell J. B. Flaming Misa Rdath Martin

Tea Given Today at Maidstone On The Potomac

Mrs. Frank W. Mish Jr hosts a small tea at Maidstone-On-The-Potomac this afternoon honoring guests Mrs. Henry B. Rogers and Miss Carolina Rogers of Columbus D. C. The Rogers relatives are aunt and cousin to the host. About twenty guests were invited. Mrs. Mish, Sy., will pour tea.

Frank W. Mish, Jr Maidstone-On-The-Potomac Henry B. Rogers Carolina Rogers Columbus Rogers Miss Rogers Mish Frank W. Mish

Colonial Reception At Presbyterian Church Tuesday Evening

A colonial reception in the recreation room of the Presbyterian church is set for Tuesday evening February 21 at 8 20. The committee chaired by Mrs David Crockett will host in costume with guests also attire in colonial dress. An attractive patriotic program features talent from within and outside the congregation. Participants include Buddy Bromback Emma Twyford Billy Russell Floretee McMichael George Humphrey George Twyford Mrs J A Long Mrs Martin Ingram and Merritt Campbell.

Presbyterian Church David Crockett Buddy Bromback Emma Twyford Billy Russell

Birthday Party Honors Jane Hovis Daughter Phyllis

A birthday party hosted by Mr and Mrs James Hovis celebrated their daughter Phyllis eighth birthday with red and white decorations and refreshments. Prizes for games went to Gene Semler Fay James Virginia Smith Josephine Clayburn Rich ard Carter and Mary Reese. Guests included Phyllis Hovis Delores Marker Betty Moore Elizabeth Poe Virginia Chronister Arlene and Junior Spessard Frances Nigh Irene and Warren J Hoover Wallace and Richard Carter Mary Margaret and Josephine Clayburn Sonny Barr Evelyn Berger Jimmy and Imogene Hovis Dickie Nigh Julia Ann Carbaugh Jane Smith Virginia Smith John and Mary Jane Carbaugh Gene Semler Evelyn Paul Kregio Dorothy and Mary Reese Joan Bower Gertrude Barnhart Fay James Madeline and Rachael Storker.

James Hovis Phyllis Gene Semler Fay James Virginia Smith Josephine Clayburn Richard Carter Mary Reese Phyllis Hovis Delores Marker Betty Moore Elizabeth Poe Virginia’ Chronister Arlene Junior Spessard Frances Nigh Irene Warren J. Hoover Wallace

Mrs Fore Given Party Shower in Cedar Lawn

Alma Hoch hosted a pantry shower for Mrs Milton Fore before her marriage to Miss Katherine Mateer. Guests enjoyed cards and dancing with a treasure hunt that yielded baskets of groceries and canned goods among red and white Valentine decor. Attending were Charles Weant, William Harper, Virginia Fuller, Anna Startzman, Grace Mateer, Milton Fore, Charles Waller, Wadner Fuller, George Rice and Leo Delauder.

Alma Hoch Delwood Avenue Cedar Lawn Milton A. Fore Fore Katherine Mateer Valentine Charles 8. Weant William Harper Virginia Fuller Anna Startzman Grace Mateer Milton Foré Charles Waller Wadner Fuller George Rice Leo Delauder

Potomac Playmakers Stage Romance Mrs Nelly of N Orleans

For their 1933 season the Potomac Playmakers present Mrs Nelly of N Orleans a romance at the Women's Club auditorium on Feb 22 and 23. The cast includes Margaret Cushna Adrian H Onderdonk Irvin Heleine Lenora Lantz Dorothy Loy Fred Mowen Nellie Carder Beulah Ferguson W A Hopkins and others. The Nation calls it a romance with humor and humanness.

Potomac Playmakers Nelly N’orleans Women’s Club United States New Orleans Lawrence Eyre Georges Durand Adrian H. Onderdonk Andre Clement Irvin Heleine Melain Cardanne Lenora Lantz Dorothy Loy Fred Mowen Nellie Carder Beulah Ferguson W. A. Hopkins Nation

Marriage Licenses Granted in Virginia and Canada Couples

Walter Joseph Bailey age 60 of Richmond Virginia weds Mary E Noel 40 of Montreal Canada. W M Roy Adams 21 weds Marguerite Vance 18 of Winchester VA. Barton P Vanscoy 21 weds Olive J Besselbradt 19 of Winchester VA. Samuel W Saunders 25 weds Arline L Cannady 19 of Roanoke VA.

Walter Joseph Bailey Richmond Mary E. Noel Montreal Canada W. M. Roy Adams Marguerite Vance Winchester Barton P. Vanscoy Olive J. Besselbradt Samuel W. Saunders Arline L. Cannady Roanoke

Benefit Party at Howard Street School

A benefit card party organized by the Howard Street Parent Teachers Association supported the school orchestra. Decorations featured red white and blue while fourth grade children crafted colonial themed tally cards. Prizes went to Mrs Anthony and Mrs House as top ladies and to Mr Tullis and Mr Bowers as top gentlemen with refreshments in the school basement.

Howard Street Parent-Teachers’ Association Anthony House Tullis Bowers Lewis Bowera

Municipal Relief Looms in Senate Hearing on Fed Loans

Senators questioned Detroit loan needs with Murphy estimating requests at 35 to 37 million dollars and bond holder payments likely absorbing all proceeds. Reynolds pressed that none should aid the unemployed, while Curley urged continued Federal R F C loans to cities citing Boston relief costs rising from 2 million to 12 million and possibly 14 million this year unless industry returns.

Fletcher D. Fla Detroit Murphy Reynolds RE. C James M. Curley Boston R. F.C

What New York Is Wearing By Helen Williams

Attractive street dress with tucked sleeves and a front bodice opening for scarf, shown in black crepe with white scarf. Also promotes Spring Fashion Magazine 48 pages and new patterns, offering pattern No 3499 sizes 14 to 40 and a related shipping offer.

New York Helen Williams Paris Fashion Department

Annual Dinner Supports Washington County Homemaker Scholarship

Washington County Homemaker Clubs plan their annual Country Dinner at the M C A on Tuesday February 21 to raise funds for a scholarship loan fund begun in 1925. The fund has aided five county girls through college, funded by club contributions and the annual dinner chaired by Mrs G M Bushey and Mrs C J Wolfinger.

Homemaker Club Washington County Lgiris Mra G. M. Bushey Cavetown C. J. Wolfinger Smithsburg

Birthday party honors Abner F. Doub at Virginia avenue home

Abner F. Doub hosted a surprise birthday gathering with friends and family at 808 Virginia avenue. Guests enjoyed vocal pieces by Mrs. I. Al Wertz and recitations by younger attendees. Dr. J. Edw. Harms sent greetings and refreshments were served. A large cake weighing five pounds donated by Hagerstown Bakery was shown to Boy Scouts at Armory exhibit and later consumed.

Abner F. Doub Virginia Avenue I.al. Wertz J. Edw. Harms Wiliam O. Doub A. W. Barnhart Edward Doub Charles L. Sprecher Emma K. Doubh Harry G. Doub Leroy Doub George Doub Saccubins Vivian Daniel R Gerald Raymond Hammond Richard and Lewis I. M. Wertzand Doris Earl Hoffman Billy Neikirk Richard Doub Francis Doub Billie Doub Misa Harriett Doub Emmett Doub Harry Doub J. ©. Harms Lillie Stockslager Boy Scouts Tid Armory Hagerstown Weat Franklin Street

Miss Jane Byron Honored at Emma Willard School

Miss Jane Byron of Williamsport has been elected vice president of the Freshman class at Emma Willard School in Troy New York. She also plays on the hockey team and serves as Freshman representative on the school's legislative board.

Jane Byron Joseph W. Byron Williamsport Emma Willard School Troy Byron

German Austrian Program Planned by Treble Clef Club

Miss Grace Washburn soprano and Miss Adele Rosenberg pianist guest artists on Monday at 3 30 in Hotel Alexander ballroom performing Modern German and Austrian composers. Washburn recently arrived from Washington and studied with noted teachers. Rosenberg a young local talent at Peabody Conservatory under Tallarico. Next club meeting March 6 at Mrs J C Byron home with state Federated Music Clubs president Mrs Criblett as guest.

Grace Washburn Adele Rosenberg Hotel Alexander Miss Washburn Hagerstown Washington Miss Rosenberg

Duchess Wears Blue Apparel at Social Meeting

The Black Rock amateur radio club plans a Thursday evening meeting on North Potomac street for organizational and officer elections. New members should report at the stated date and location.

Black Rock Amateur Radio Club North Potomac Street

C E Society Organized Under Corbett Street Union Chapel

The C E Society was organized by Laroy Clark in Corbett Street Union Chapel with 23 present. Miss Naomi Eavey led the program on why marriages succeed or fail. New officers include May Eavey president and Arlene Greene secretary. The group joins Crusaders of the East. next meeting Feb 24 at 7 30. A vocal sextet performed and Dr W A Gordon spoke on C E movement benefits. Broadway Wayside schools PTA to hold benefit card party Feb 20 at 8 00 with five hundred and bridge games and prizes.

Corbett Street Union C. E. Society Crusaders of the East Jane Eavey Thelma Shingleton May Eavey Onfets Crosswhite Myrtle Shingleton Naomi Eavey Parent-Teachers’ Association of the Broadway-Wayside Broadway Ruth Flery Charles Wolf Crown Diehl B. Phillips Paul ‘Gruber

Prisoner Zangara in court as sanity panel due

The attack by Giuseppe Zangara on President elect Roosevelt is under new scrutiny as a sanity commission visits the county jail after a brief court appearance. Mayor Cermak remains in favorable condition while Mrs. Gill shows some improvement. A Salem youth social is planned for February 22 with an entertainment program and refreshments.

Lewis Twyman Dade County Bar Association J. M. McCaskell Association Albert E. Rata Zengara Russell Caldwell Cocoanut Grove Fla Miss Kruls Newark N. J William Sinnot New York Anton Cermak Guiseppe Zangara Roosevelt Cermak Jirka

Dear Dissatisfied Aged 24 Seeks Divorce and Nursing

Betty Brainerd counsels a 24 year old mother of one with a 15 year old child who asks for a divorce and nursing training. The adviser questions the marriage age gap and urges practical steps, suggesting she consider nursing only after resolving home duties and jealousy issues.

Betty Brainerd Alrost

Valentine Social 18 Held by the Cleay French Club

The French Club of Cleay High School hosted a Valentine party at Miss Helen Daugherty's home. Prizes were won by Mrs S Eather Gossard and Daniel Snyder. Teachers and members present included Helen Tyler Lucille Charies John Strite Earl Coffman Joyca Snyder Mae Deeds Madeline Jacobs Esther Gossard Mary Gehr Sarah Fleagle Mary Weaver Constance Sites Mildred Newkirk Mary Herbert Kenneth Hebb Lester Hult Ted Seibert Chester Herbert Paul Clopper.

Cleayspring ‘High School Helen Dausherty Deacora Eather Gossard Daniel Snyder Mise Helen Tyler Lucille Charies John Strite Earl Coffman Joyca B Snyder Mae. Deeds Madeline Jacobs Esther Gossard Mary Gehr Sarah Fleagle Mary Weaver Constance Sites Helen Daugherty Mildred Newkirk Mary Herbert Kenneth Hebb Lester Hult Ted Seibert Chester Herbert Paul Clopper

Black lace gown and han paneled skirt in Paris event

Henrietta Lady Davis attended a Yehudi Menuhin concert wearing an elegant black lace gown with a simple bodice and a skirt built from narrow inlet panels that created fullness at the hem.

Paris Henrietta Lady Davis Yehudi Menhuin

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ise Louise Needy Western Maryland College H. EB. Geary South Potomac Street Washington County Hospital Vivian Whipp Migs Loren Lindsay Lancaster Franklin and Marahall College Misa Innis Boyer Mise Estell Rowe Catherine Cornell Helen Danzer Rachel McKinley Lappads Agnes, M. Hawken Washington, Ia 7. A. Hawken Williamsyport L. K. ‘Leatherman KR. M. Hill Chambersburg High ‘School William H. Werner New York City Rick T. Hellane Frostburg Mr. Brady Virginia Stein Berwyndha Jean McLaughlin Pope Avenue A. A. Seiss West Antietam Street King Reedy West Washington Street Frank L. Lusby James Sypoli Sharpsburg Sypoli Fred Stull Guy Brewer Kline Bros. Best Larm’s Iseauty Shop N. Potomac St Brown Smart Shop Old Hagers Town Aenny Harps Orchestra Admientes Pive Maidstone Jane Hovis Mrs. Fore Given The Valencia Petemec Ave Vist Howard Street P. T. A FORD Sales & Service Nolan Motors, Inc E. Wath, At Daily Mail Fashion Dept Hagerstown Mall Fifth Avenue Ry Teeenns Mr. Doub Jerry Harp Duchesse de la Rochefoucauld C. E. Society Corbett Street Salem Reformed Sunday School Cearfoss Fike Maugansville Catherine Stehl Hostews N.Y the Store For Best Hagerstown Paint and Ass Company Ae Proof Paint Franklin &T. Pitone RED Cross Mattress Miller’s Furniture Store Potomac R. D. McKee Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co Franklin and Jonathan Streste Enna Ca New Enna Jettick SHOES
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