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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1925
Page
9
Social and personal notes list many residents returning home after Christmas and New Year holidays. Names include Alma Lahman Helen Lancaster Elizabeth Roensner Isolda Cooper Pauling Lewis and others visiting relatives in Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia. Several students and faculty from Maryland colleges are mentioned, along with local executives and families.
An ad touts Danderine as a remedy to stop hair loss and dandruff. It claims the tonic activates growth, thickens strands, adds sparkle, and restores health and youthfulness to the scalp and hair.
Large turnout at Stouffer's dancing academy for Alsatia Club event led by James R. Black. More than 150 couples attended with music by Bob's Orchestra. Hamuda prizes awarded to several Mrs. Hornbaker, Mrs. Wakenight, Miss Rice, and Miss Stel. door checks paid at ten each lady.
Dramatic specialist Mrs Elizabeth H Hanley of the Playground and Recreation Institute of America will speak at the Hagerstown Public Library Thursday evening. Invited by Dero L Harley during the Atlantic City Playground Workers Conference, her open dates in this city span Thursday Friday and Saturday. She will discuss any branch of dramatic work of interest to local audiences.
Clearspring Womens Club postpones meeting due to Miss Margaret Smith absence. Meeting moved to Friday January 16 as Smith travels to Cambridge for Farmers Week events. Funketown Womens Club to meet tonight at 7 40. Weathered notes mention new receptions and shortages.
The first Arts and Letters Club gathering of the year will occur Wednesday at 3 30 PM. The session at the Women's Club will be led by president Mrs. Joseph W Byron with a focus on the club’s Fox Collar feature.
A list of marriage licenses shows A. J. Marth and Goulas Carson of Hagerstown, Val W. Hollinger and Core J. Spiekler of Cearfors, Earl W. Jackson and Mary J. Hampbi of Hegeretawa.
Advertisement urges mothers to buy California Fig Syrup as a pleasant laxative for babies and children of all ages. Claims it eases stomach, liver, and bowels without cramping, contains no narcotics, and provides bottle directions. Warns to say California to avoid imitations.
The second Women’s Club concert at St John’s Auditorium featured Bauer Hubertmann Salmond and Testis performing Mozart Beethoven and Schumann. The quartet’s Andante Cantabile showcased precise harmony and unity, with selections from Leothoven, Schumann, and Mozart. Future concerts by Martell and Salvi are announced. local residents William Heller and Mrs Kate Cramer visit relatives, while Mrs Troyer plans a South trip.
A column by Cynthia Grey discusses why women marry and the pressures of love and family. Readers share questions about marriage choices, loyalty to partners, and balancing duties with a child. The piece reflects gossip and social norms of the era.
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