Social And Personal News From Evening Mail Readers
Social and personal notes from the Evening Mail list local residents receiving hospital updates travel plans and social events. Mrs W C Shulenberger improving after an operation at Washington County Hospital and daughter Rachel Shulenberger recovering from bronchial grippe. Others include Teddy Cousens returning home after a hospital stay and William Pennington's improving sledding injury. Miss Jane Ankeney and readers returning to college and work arrangements plus a New Year dance invitation from Mr and Mrs Harold Betser at The Club on January 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Shulenberger
Summit Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Rachel Shulenberger
Teddy Cousens
Jane Ankeney
Isaac Ankeney
Clearspring
Hood College
Harold F. Betser
Tea at Women's Club and Local Social Notices
Approximately seventy five members of the Women’s Club heard Richard Carl Medford speak on Art and Debt at the January Ten. The talk drew on his France experience and touched on politics culture and cuisine. Miss Virginia Lugar hosted Friendly Workers at her home with business topics and games. Miss Hazel B Wachter and Chas A Faith wed yesterday at St Peter’s Hancock. Williamsport Izaak Walton League plans a February 2 square dance at Gateway Inn barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Carl Medford
Washington County
Fred
Bible
M. FP. Moller, Sr
Melville F. Riley
Roger Whipple
J. A. Long
Louis Sager
G. A. Lewis
Henry W. A. Hanson, Jr
J. Kieffer Funk
Frank Lutz
J. L. Boyer
C. H. Sbnil
George Roulette
Virginia Lugar
St. Paul's
A. B
South Mulberry Street
Miss Lugar
Meta Sterling
Frances Horn
Virginia Gruber
Marie McKee
Margaret White
Florence Boutchyard
Mabel Zentmyer
Agnes Green
Josephine McKee
Nancy Grimm
Pauline Stottlemier
Ethel Adams
Nellie Byrem
Irene Saum
Mrs. Lugar
Hazel B. Wachter
Chas. A. Faith
Hancock
St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church
Francis P. Ryan
Ikes
Williamsport
Izaak Walton League
Gateway Inn
U D C Plans Dinner for Lee and Jackson Birthday Event
The Henry Kyd Douglas chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy set a January 19 dinner at the Dagmar Hotel to observe General Robert E. Lee and General Stonewall Jackson’s birthdays. Rev. Dr. Walter Byron Stehl will speak. Mrs. Jameax S. Webb is toastmaster. guests include Rev. Paul Powles and others. reservations handled by four members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Henry Kyd Douglas
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Dagmar Hotel
Walter Byron Stehl
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Jameax S. Webb
Paul Powles
Martinsburg
Chanter
Powles
J. Edward Harms
W. M.norment
Bache, Shhulenberger
Winifred Campbell
W. J. Crabbs
Harry M. Conrad
Edmund Foster
Alsatians Plan Party and Events for February
The Alsatia club outlines a busy month with a stag party featuring cards and prizes, an anniversary banquet January 30 at Beck's annex, a two evening three act play on February 20 and 21 led by Rex D. Gaver, and bowling with fourteen teams and about 110 men each Friday as the second half standings begin with the Ants leading after the December first half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsatia Club
Beck
Jonathan Street
Rex D. Gaver
Ants
Candle Service at Sharpsburg
Next Sunday evening January 14 the annual Feast of Lights will be held at St. Pauls Church Sharpsburg beginning 730 oclock. The service uses total darkness candles lit to symbolize the Gospel light carried into the world. Children must be accompanied by parents and two choirs with over sixty voices will sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Sharpsburg
Christ
Bridge Party At Hamilton Boulevard Home
Mrs. A. Lee Towson Jr entertained seven guests for an afternoon bridge session at her Hamilton boulevard residence. A dessert course was served prior to play. Guests included Mrs. Robert A. Stott Mrs. Walter Plackwell Betsy Schaibley Susannah Cushwa Sarah Jane Cushwa Mrs. John S. Davenport and Catherine Ss Stehl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lee Towson, Jr
Bridge
Hamilton Boulevard
Robert A. Stott
Walter Plackwell
Betsy Schaibley
Susannah Cushwa
Sarah Jane Cushwa
John S. Davenport
Catherine Ss. Stehl
My Beauty Hint for Lipstick Application
Apply lipstick by outlining the upper lip first then apply a medium amount of color. Press lips together to distribute rouge evenly across both lips.
Evelyn Wachter Installed as Worthy Matron in Hagerstown Chapter
At the Hagerstown Chapter No 89 Order of Eastern Star meeting in the Masonic Temple Miss Evelyn Wachter was installed as worthy matron for the year with Edgar Smith as worthy patron. Other officers and gifts noted, with social refreshments at the Lovely Dame Candy Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Evelyn Wachter
Edgar Smith
Catherine Pryor
Herman Beyard
W. P. Wachter
Eastern Star of Maryland
Mae Angles
John K. Baker
Edith DeLauder
Hilda Bowman
Lorraine Mullendere
Betty Pearson
Mildred Byer
Hazel Pierce
Anna Hartman
Adah
Margaret Gilbert
Ruth
Ruth Rudisill
Esther
Isobel Bowers
Martha
Helen Putman
Electa
Marie Hartsock
Mary Ridenour
Sentinel
Mary Rice
Kirk
Mae Angie
Miriam Fiery
Queen Esther
Miss Wachter
Three Act Play Presented by Local Cast at WA Square M E
Tobias offers Silas Smidge from Turnip Ridge a three act comedy drama. Presented by a carefully selected group of players on Thursday and Friday evenings January 38 and 19 at o'clock in the social hall. The cast includes Claude Potterfield Leah Cooper Evelyn Sullivan Francis Boward Beulah McFarland Elsia Sullivan Thurman Thurston Maude Dearfoss Dorothy Weaver James Barger GC W. Sullivan Paul Baker Amanda Creck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobias
Silas Smidge
Turnip Ridge
Washington Square
M. E. Church
Claude Potterfield
Leah Cooper
Evelyn Sullivan
Francis Boward
Beulah McFarland
Elsia Sullivan
Thurman Thurston
Maude Dearfoss
Dorothy Weaver
James Barger
GC. W. Sullivan
Paul Baker
Amanda Creck
Halfway P. T. A. hears congress reports and music talks
Mrs Charles Spielman presided at the Halfway Parent-Teachers Association meeting at the Halfway school reporting on delegates to the eighteenth annual Congress of Parents and Teachers in Salisbury. Talks outlined Maryland school progress and parent involvement. Miss Electa Ziegler discussed music education and demonstrations using a Victrola. William M. Strock married Cleo K Werking in a quiet ceremony at Christ Reformed parsonage. The Berean class plans its annual birthday party with a covered dish luncheon January 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Spielman
Halfway Parent-Teachers’ Association
Congress of Parents and Tenors
Salisbury
R. A. Scheil
Maryland
Milton D. Moore
Congress
Electa Ziegler
Margaret Lee Nelson
South Potomac Junior High
Julia Belle Shenk
Woodland Way
Hollinger
William MM. Strock
Maud Strock
Antietam Street
Cleo K. Werking
Buffalo, N. Y
Christ Reformed Parsonage
Broadway
A. A. Fesserman
Mildred Weller
Berean
Christ Reformed Sunday School
Japanese Tea Social at St Mark's Lutheran Church
A Japanese tea will be served Thursday evening by the Young Women's Missionary Society. The social room will become a Japanese garden with lanterns and flowers. A varied program includes piano and vocal solos, readings, a skit, and a Japanese play. Tea will be poured by society members in Japanese costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Missionary Society of
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Ethel Blanks
Jane Pomeroy
Elaine Wiebel
Alton Wilson
Maybelle Henneberger
Mauro
Ruth Woessner
Harry Leasure, Jr
Robert Irvine
Reading
Lorraine Burk
Kal Su
Gladys Jones
Catherine Marker
Charlotte Irvine
Famous Doctor’s Prescription Thoxine Promises Quick Relief
An old advertorial claims Thoxine cures annoying night coughs and sore throats. It touts rapid throat relief and internal action, claiming millions of bottles sold and a price of 35 cents, urging readers to demand Thoxine at their drug store.
We Women by Betty Brainerd column circa youth advice
Betty Brainerd answers letters from readers about love and relationships. She urges a reader to move on from a romance based on appearance, advises another to give a boyfriend space, and invites readers to send questions to her New York City address for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brainerd
Toots
Madison Ave
New York City
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Evening Mail
Baily Mail
Jesse
Society
John G. Bower
North Potomac Street
William Pennington
Wayside Avenue
Douglas Ford
Emmitsburg
St. Mary's College
Elmer E. Baker
The
Hagerstown Shoe and Legging Co
Robert G. Foltz
Potomac Avenue
Margaret Neill
Philadelpia
Catherine Overington
West
Washington
Edmund Williams
View Street
Wil
Ontario
Canada
Helen Smith
Frostburg
State Normal
Sohol
Mrs. G. H. Smith
Ashton
Roney Bros
Washington St
Meyers & Berkson
W. Franklin St
L. &B. Hat Shop
East Washington
Larm’s Beauty Shop
N. Potomac St
France
Rumford
Raeford
U. D.C
Lee
Jackson
Addie Mephail
O. E. S. Group
American Legion
Waynesboro, Pa
Sid Charles
Society Club
ORCH
Jerry Harp
P. T. Assn
Harry Bingsman
Woodpoint
Harry Bingaman
Halfway
Howard Poper
Waynesboro
Arthur Smith
Louise Bingaman
Herman Ridenour
Marthe Bingaman
Russell F. Hershberger, Jr
GeGdaldine L. Myers
Middletown
WE Women
Sam
Winter
Me, Babs
George
Lux
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