Social and Personal Notes from Local Scene
Mrs H Bricker, 1703 Virginia avenue, is improving. Miss Betty Bridges returns to Miss Hartridge school after holidays. Mrs Catharine Chrissinger improves after illness. Mrs Keller and Mrs Becher return from Washington visit. Kenneth Dotter takes Hinlea Park Florida accounting post for racing season. Martin Summers, Boonsboro, visited James Wolford family. Miss Eva Thornton returns to New York, teaches at Cathedral School. Mrs Musey visits Chambersburg. Miss Ethel Rinehart confined with quinsy in Chambersburg. Luther League women attend Baltimore meeting. Willard Ayers, DOJ, visits relatives in Smithsburg. Martin Rouse returns to work after flu. Edith Derr returns from Long Island visit. John Fishel resumes Lehigh studies. L. H. Binkley wintering in Miami. Margaret Pound nurse in Philadelphia. Kelley family attends Winters-Warrenfeliz wedding. Elmer Chandlee confined with grippe. Norman Ayers returns from Morgantown and Cumberland. Miss Mas Winter and Richard Winter visit Washington, D.C. R Tatem returns from North Carolina trip. Mrs William Nigh recovering from grippe. Aubrey Kemp returns to Bucknell. Arthur and Mildred Martin and Norman Martin visiting Edgemont. Miss Mildred Neikirk heads to Baltimore for bacteriology class. Mr Garland Groh and wife announce birth of a son. Mr and Mrs Charles Nowell announce birth of daughter Nancy Louise christened. William Shoop and wife announce birth of daughter January 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland. Groh
Oak, Hill Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Charles W. Nowell
South Potomac Street
Nancy Louise
William Shoop
Pope Avenue
Coolidge Death Shuts White House Social Season
Washington mourns Calvin Coolidge as national grief trims official receptions and dinners, halting much of the capital’s formal social calendar. The mourning follows a prior 1930 Taft pause and spans January to Lent, with five or six events removed this week as the period closes. A local note recalls a Surprise Party by Indian Spring Sunday school for teacher Mrs. George A. Sites, featuring games and refreshments with many attendees.
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Washington
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Hoover
William Howard Taft
Indian Spring Sunday School
George A. Sites
Hood Club hosts first bridge tea for library fund
The Hagerstown Hood Club held the first of a series of monthly bridge teas to support the Dr. Apple Memorial Library fund at Hood College. Mrs James V Cannon hosted at 1102 Hamilton Blvd with seven tables in play and reservations by local club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Hood Club
Dr. Apple Memorial
Hood College
James V. Cannon
Hamilton Boulevard
Laulée Funk
Omer T. Kaylor
Raymond Parks
James Mobley
Sisterhood Entertained at Marys First Brethren Church
The Sisterhood of Mary and Martha of the First Brethren church met at Mrs. Madeline Potterfield’s home on Bryan Place. Mrs. Edna Heck led the program with soft music by Alma Walker, a vocal duet by Jane Artz and Gladys Wolford, and readings including A Chinese Tea. Refreshments followed with many attendees named, including Catherine Adams, Janet Murray, Virgene Coleman, Ruth Halliday, and Mrs. Edna Heck among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisterhood of
Mary
Martha
The
First Brethren’ Church
Madeline Potterfield
Bryan Place
Edna Heck
Alma Walker
Jane Artz
Gladys. Wolford
Laura Smeek
Virgene Coleman
Janet Murray
Helen Arty
Catherine Adams
Jane
Helen Artz
Lois Beachley
Sara Gearhart
Helen Grove
Ruth Halliday
Janis Kamper
Ethel Lehman
Olive
Ethel Myers
Theresa Moser
Ruth Morin
Gladys Wolford
Janette Taylor
Beachley
Gaynell Ke
Fidelis Class Social At First Baptist Church
The Fidelis Class of the First Baptist church met at Mrs. William E. Green’s Virginia avenue home. Officers for the new year were elected in five groups, the door prize was won by Mrs. Shirey, and refreshments were served to a long list of members and a visitor. The next gathering will be at Mrs. Olive Zellers’s home on North Potomac street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
William E. Green
Virginia Avenue
Ethel Miller
Olive Zellers
Z. H. Bush
Clarence Little
Frank Matthews
Shirey
Warren Shirey
Howard Row
Harry Poffenberger
Bessie Gibson
Merle Gibney
Norman Hepfer
Livis Martin
Mary Stanley
D. J. Bishop
J. H. Bush
Ernest Shirey
E. B. Dix
A. C. Godar
Wm. E. Greene
Mary Lloyd
New Luther League Formed At Smithsburg
Miss Frances L. Ross was elected president of the Senior Luther League of Trinity Lutheran Church Smithsburg with John Rudy as vice president Mary Catherine Kefauver as secretary and Charles Ross as treasurer The league aims to join the Western District Luther League and will elect additional secretaries soon Members meet Sundays at 6:00 pm Special evangelistic services will be held at Salem Reformed Church Cearfosa Pike starting Wednesday and running to January 22 with Commission service at 11 o'clock led by Rev H A Fesperman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances L. Ross
Luther League
Trinity Lutheran Church
Smithsburg
John Rudy
Mary Catherine Kefauver
Charles Ross
Western District Luthor League
Max Huddle
Salem Reformed Church
Cearfosa Pike
Tannery
Commission
H. A. Fesperman
Chic Flat crowned Sailors Lead 1933 Spring Headgear Trends
Paris reports 1933 spring hats feature flat crowned sailors and trims placed at front or back. Narrow brims and bright colors dominate, with Yedda straw and galalith knick knacks prominent. Veils and evening styles show provocative floating veils and close fitting toques for dancing and dinner wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Kear
Paris
Amartest Modistes
Sallora
Card Party Pleasant Social Event at Potomac Street Home
A card party was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Miller at 937 South Potomac Street. High scores were earned by Mrs. Paul Anthony Mrs. John Middlekauff George Lowman and Mr. Hines. low by Miss Potfenberger and Mr. Porter. Attendees included numerous local couples and individuals such as R. D. Hines Hyans Poffenberger Paul Anthony John Middlekauff Barry Hartle George Lowman H. R. Line Theodore Porter Hammond Clyde Hartle McClure Baker Raymond Margaret Remsberg Poffenberger Dollie Davia N. M. Poffenberger Kenneth Hartle Clyde Miller Hattie Miller and Edward Remsberge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan ‘Miller
South Potomac Street
Paul Anthony
John Middlekauft
George Lowman
Mr. Hines
Miss Potfenberger
Porter
R. D. Hines
Hyans Poffenberger
John Middlekauff
Miss Mentzer Given Party for Bride-Elect Gehre Mentzer
Mrs. Harry Eavey hosted a surprise shower for Gehre C. Mentzer, fiancé William Tanner of White Plains New York. Bridge honors went to Mrs. Lloyd Winebrenner Catherine Hose and Mrs. Robert Dudley with silver and pink decor and a parasol centerpiece. Guests included Madelin Troxell Dorothy Wyand Kitty Starr and several married hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Eavey
South Potomac Street
Gehre C. Mentzer
William ‘Tanner
White Plains
Lloyd Winebrenner
Catherine Hose
Robert Dudley
Alvin Sterling
Errol Geary
Leroy Jones
Lloyd Winebrenter
Charles Miller
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Scott Freet of Concord Pa and Verna Alice Smith of Reeds Gap Pa wed. Alfred Wolf of this city and Anna Margaret Kern of Chattanooga Tenn tied the knot. Millard Mulligan and Velva Barnhart, both of this city, also married. Hunter Christmas Martinsburg W Va and Maude Line of Bleirdon W Va associated in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Freet
Concord
Verna Alice Smith
Reeds Gap
Alfred Wolf
Anna Margaret Kern
Chattanooga
Tenn
Millard T. Mulligan
Velva O. Barnhart
This City
Hunter
Chrismas
Martinsburg
W. Va
Maude
Bleirdon
Orient Music Club Card at Hotel Alexander Jan 3
The Treble Clef club presents Music of the Orient with Robert Wiedefeld, renowned Baltimore bari tone, as guest artist. Mrs. R B Huyett organizes the program in the Hotel Alexander ballroom at 3 30 PM, featuring pieces by A Beach Horsman Rubinstein Findell and others, with a small admission fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music of the Orient
Robert Wiedefeld
Baltimore
R. B. Huyett
Alexander
Cairo
A. H. A. Beach
John Zentmyer
Yellow Dusk
Horsman
Theophora Humelsine
Agra
Rubinstein
A. H. Kreider
Amant
Misa Marguerite Campbell
Findell
Mia
James Hendry
Mandalay
Speaks
Virginia Ford Kline
My Beauty Hint Screen Actress Stretching Routine
A screen actress shares a morning and evening stretching routine. She rises and stretches for ten minutes before a shower, then lies on the floor to stretch arms over the head and alternately raises each leg, finishing with both. The routine is described as invigorating and easy.
Mrs Chester Stine Hosts Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs. Chester Stine entertained her bridge club at 218 Hager Street on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Ralph McClelland receiving the initial prize and high score going to Mrs Robert Elliott. Guests included Mrs Lee Swope Mrs Howard Crum Mrs Irvin Beck Mrs Bruce Elliott and Mrs Cameron Elgin with seasonally themed refreshments. The Scoutmaster's Association monthly meeting, postponed from Tuesday, now set for Tuesday January 17 at 6 pm at the Dagmar Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheater Stine
Hager Street
Ralph McClelland
Robert Elliott
Lee Swope
Howard Crum
Irvin Beck
Bruce Elliott
Cameron Elgin
Donations To Day Nursery Acknowledged By Board
Fifteen children enrolled at the Day Nursery in December as donations from the church groups, ladies, firms, clubs, and individuals are gratefully acknowledged by the Board of Directors. Also announced are Luther Leagues devotional meetings for tomorrow night at 6 30 with topic Conscience and designated leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eyerly
Girls Friendly Society
St. John's Episcopal Church
E. Gerald Reese
Harry Fiery
A. H. Crosson
D. Ramacciotti
H. L. Mills
V. M. Cushwa
Roney Bros
Women’s Club
Alice Brewer
Church of the Brethren
Zion Reformed Sunday School
Mra. S. A
Luther Leagues
Trinity
Catherine Schnebly
St. John’s
Blanche Schwinger
St. Mark’s
Maurice Lindsay
Roger C. Harp
St. John's
Dear Betty Brainerd Advice Column Reads War Time Dilemmas
Readers, including Miss C B and a Worried Husband, seek guidance on fidelity and marriage during wartime. Betty Brainerd condemns relationships with married men and urges self respect and direct action, while encouraging the husband to support and reconnect with his spouse amid hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brainerd
Bam
Chewsville Church Sets Anniversary and Services
Chewsville announces a Bethel United Brethren church service schedule for Sunday January 8 with Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and morning worship at 10:45, marking the second anniversary of the church auditorium dedication with Dr. John Ness as speaker. Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor meet at 6:45 p.m. Invitations extend to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel United Brethren Church
John Ness
Elmer Longnecker
David ‘Longneck
Albert Miller
Edgar Summers
Floyd Palmer
Walter
Merle DuGrange
Frederick
John Miller
Arthur Beard
Amos Bowman
Hlgin Hoover
Joseph Snail
Samuel
Wilda Rohrer
Thelma Rohrer
Janet Shilling
Velma Weaver
Reno Bowser
Stanley Bowser
Marvin Tiard
Carl “Paulsgrove
Kenneth Smith
Richard Beecher
Betty Cordell
Catherine Kershner
Dan Martz
Delores Rinehart
Genevieve Rohrer
Winfred Eckstine
Floyd Gearhart
Paul Harp
Kirby Krouse
Grover Russman
Francis Shilling
David
Wilbur Smith
Ralyn Williams
Helen Bachtell
Catherine Bowman
Pauline Foltz
Helen Hurd
Thelma Lentz
Gladys Spessard
Wilbur Clarke
Leland Dofflemeyer
Marvin Hoover
Thurman Krauss
Harlan Mil
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Evening Mail
H.brickers
Betty Bridges
Booth Prospect Street
Hartridge School
Plainfield
Catharine Chrissinger
North Potomac Street
John Keller
Philip Becher
Oak Hill Avenue
William Gill
Kenneth A. Dotter
Hinlea Park
Fla
Martin E. Summers
Boonsboro
James Wolford
South Mulberry Atreat
Eva ‘Thornton
New York City
Daniel B. Bush‘ong
Lappans
Miss Thornton
Cathedral School of
St John the Divine
Mrs
Frederick Musey
Chambersburg
Oliver Morris
Ethel Rinehart
Hagerstown High School
Quinsy
Mina Mary Rhodes
Ethel Brinale
Beard Miller
Fred P. Entter
Luther League of the Synod of Maryland
Willard ©. Ayers
Department of Justice
Washington, D.C
Henry Ayers, Jr
Martin Rouse
Milhsburg
Edith Derr
Hamilton Hotel
William Lauer
Long, Island, New York
John B. Fishel
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
Fishel
Irvin Avenue
Hotel Everglades
Miami
Florida
D. O. Pound
Margaret Pound
Jefferson Hotel
Philadelphia
Elmer K. Chandlee
Liberty
Grippe
H. D. Newman
Norman Ayers
Morgantown
Cumberland, Md
Mas Winter
Richard Winter
Washington, D. C
Mrs. A. A. Ankeney
Washington Street
William Nigh
Funkstown
Aubrey Kemp
H. L. Kemp
Salem Avenue
Bucknell University
Arthur Martin
Ruth
Rev
Norman Martin
Mildred Neikirk
Woodland Way School
School of Hygiene and Public Health
Marcel
Pope's Beauty Parlor
S & B Hat
East Weshington
Fleur
Waesheé
Kline Bros. Best
Larm’s. Eauty
N. Potomac St
Hagerstown Canvas Co
E. Waroh
Hagerstown
Franklin and Jonathan Streets
Matere
Wen Gemert
Coolidge
Mrs. Sites
Mrs. George Sites
Anna Havermale
Mary Frush
Constance Sites
Edith Hull
Edna Hull
Carmen Sites
Beatrice Weller
Vesta Weller
Mary Rosenberry
Mabel Johnson
Ralph Furkhouser
Clarence Frush
Roger Hull
Roland Hull
Bruce Dick
John Milla
Paul Forsythe
Theodore Havermale
Clarence Hastings
Roy Shiflett
William Shiflett
Otto Johnson
Ralph Rosenberry
Hood Club
Dr. Apple
Fidelis
William E. Greene
New Luther League
Joan Blondell
George Scott Barnes
New York
Phoenix
Ariz
Miss Blondell
Second Avenue
Broadway
Bennett Roc L
Paw Lunas
Apert
Warner. Enos, Malveant
Mentzer
Treble Clef Club
National Federation of Maale
Caress
Alexander Fablir
Clk
Wemhers
Orient Music
Miriam Jordan
Mrs. Chester Stine Entertains
Scoutmaster’s Association
Dagmar Hotel
DAY
Chicago Market Company
C. B
Chewsville
Isabelle Shoop
Henry Harn
Gerald Palmer
Margrets Bohrer
Gertrude Bowser
Eloise Borkman
Majeretta Clopper
Louise Hartle
Margarette Hartle
Thalma Longnecker
Edna Shilling
Virginia Wolfinger
R. M. Hays & Bros
W. Washington Street
Tristate Electrical Supply Co
Rochester Place
Whalesabereant Electrical Equipment
Hagerstown Bank
Frigidaire
Potomac Edison CO
Greenwalt Electric Supply Co
West Antietam Street
the House of
Caskey Baking Co
Maytag Electric Washers Home Furniture Co
Potomac Bt
Old Hagera Town Country Club
TV 1
Jerry Harps
Admianten
Pies