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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1925

Page

6

Social and Personal Notes from Evening Mall

Society editor recaps ill health and birthdays, visits, and travels of local residents. Names include George Hutson, Mrs. Frederick, Miss C B Valentine, Maurice Bowers, Florence Wilson, Lydia Wolf, Charles McCauley, Charles D Nose Jr, E L Masters, Joseph Porterfield, Angiel Antower, W C Ash, J J Crockett, James Barnhart, Joan Murdock, L P Shenk, C W Keesecker, Harald Paxon, Roy Leiter, Howard Mgeutritz, J W Foster, Earl Downs, N B Myers, Lucas Hult, Mrs J Berry Canta, Mrs H Vincent Flock, and Benjamin F Keplinger. mentions travels to Baltimore, Virginia, Norfolk, and California, illnesses and recoveries, hospital care, and a 13,041 mile California trip.

Mrs Mish Presents Labor Unrest Paper at Club

Mrs Mish read a paper titled Labor Unrest in America at the Current Events Club meeting held at the Women's Club yesterday. Mrs Edward Updegraff led the program with visitors including Mrs George Updegraff Mrs C Magruder Mrs P F Holsopple Mrs Kimerik Eyerly.

F. W. Mish America Current Events Club Women's Clip Edward Updegraff George Updegraff Mra. C. Magruder Mra PF. F. Holsopple Mrg Kimer Ik. Eyerly

Miss Maizia Franco Hosts West Church Street Gathering

Miss Maizia Franco entertained a number of friends at her West Church street home last night. Five hundred attendees enjoyed delicious refreshments. Mohican Club unit meetings delayed as Charles Boyer hosts Oak Hill rescheduled to Fred Wright 1173 Potomac avenue. Saginaw Club gathering moved to Rody Reed East North Street on Thursday January 22 at 4 15 pm.

Maizia Franco West Church Street WOM. G. A Mohican Club Charles Boyer Oak Hill Fred. Wright Potomac Avenue Saginaw Club Rody Reed East North St

Mr Bowser Weds Detroit Girl

Cards announce the marriage of Bessie Bowser daughter of Mr and Mrs Julius Zimmerli Denver Colorado to Casper Spencer Bowser formerly of Williamsport. The wedding was on Wednesday December 31 in Denver. The Bowser couple reside at 14758 Humboldt Street. He is a son of John P Bowser of Williamsport and has lived in Denver five years working there. He attended Hagerstown High School and was formerly employed in this city.

Julius Zimmerli Denver Bessie Casper Spencer Bowser Williamsport Bowser Humboldt Street Room John P. Bowser Willamaport Hagerstown High School Thiselty

Delightful Party For Mrs. Draper On Her Birthday

A birthday party honoring Mrs Louise Draper was held last evening at the Draper home on South Potomac Street. Guests enjoyed a 500 game with prizes to Mrs Kerr and Mrs Bender, a late elaborate dinner, and many handsome presents for the guest of honor.

J. Winger Draper South Potomac Street Louise Draper W. G. Kerr Wm. B. Bender M. Gray Wm. C. Kerr F. D. Talmer W. Wills H. Gloves Georgia Davidson Trens Giles Angnia Murray H. A. Shafer William FE. Bender

Entertained His Sunday School Class at St Pauls M E Church

E. Lewis entertained his Sunday school class of St Pauls M E Church at his home on 734 Hamilton boulevard after the business meeting last night. A social session followed with refreshments. Officers elected for the upcoming quarter include President William Sparrow and others. Members present included Lovely Gruber Ralph Gilbert Donald Gilbert and Dr P L Russell superintendent of the intermediate department.

E. Lewis St. Paul’s M. EL Church Hamilton Boulevard Persident William Sparrow Wilbur Morris la- Mar Baris Richard Lehman Leonard Shackelford Edward Wyand Leon

Birthday Party Honoring Mrs Watson Held at North Prospect

Mr and Mrs T W Watson entertained a number of friends at their home on North Prospect street yesterday evening in honor of Mrs Watson s birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Joseph West Mr and Mrs Norman Haunt Mrs Etta Berger Mrs Herbert Bowers Charley Moore Dorothy and Cheater Watson and the hosts.

T. W. Watson Watson North Prospect Street Joseph West Norman Haunt Etta Berger Herbert Bowers Charley Moore Dorothy and Cheater Watson

Sheia models spring coat in novelty material

One might suspect this young lady of appearing in her bathrobe, but she is not. Sheia wears a black and white spring coat bound with black, styled for casual nonchalant wear, and recommended for country and sport outfits.

Sheia

Birthday Surprise for Mrs. W. L. Lillard by First Baptist group

Mrs. W. L. Lillard of West Washington Street was pleasantly surprised last night by the T. E. L. Bible class of the First Baptist Church in her honor. Refreshments were served to a large gathering including Lois Bard Lulu Barr Daisy McGionis B. F. Weaver Ray Read Flora Peterman H. C. Ittenour C. F. Blannard A. Price H. A. Alger L. R. Heflin O. St. Sellers J. W. Foster Luray Virginia and many Lillard family members.

W. L. Lillard West Washington Street First Baptist Church Lois Bard W. A. Ritter Charles Hawn Lulu Barr Daisy McGionis B. F. Weaver Ray Read H. W. Dorsey Flora Peterman A. H. Sherman H. C. Ittenour C. F. Blannard A. Price H. A. Alger L. R. Hefin W. H. Lillard Roberta Violet Ritenour Marie Jeanette Lillard Hunter Lynwood Lillard Anna Ritter

Williamsport Women’s Club plans February social

At a Williamsport Community Club meeting held at the high school the group arranged a February 6 social with refreshments for members. The club also discussed county plans to raise funds for a Maryland University scholarship.

Women’s Community Club of Williamsport Maryland University

Miss Coblentz Understudy Stars In Stage Drama

Morien Cordet writes the script and Mizi Coblentz daughter of Emory Coblentz of Mid Helaawa is noted as understudy for a leading role in the drama Misa. The article highlights Coblentz’s early training at Powers School and her long stage career.

Mizi Can Coblentz Mno I'v Emory Coblentz Mid- Helaawa Fayers Misa Morien Cordet Jeune Engela Coleotz Ood Collega Wei Powers School

Bazaar Closes With Playlet at Washington Square

Tonight and tomorrow night the Washington Square M. E. Church bazaar ends with a closing program at 10 o clock. The evenings draw larger crowds and strong sales mark the week’s success. A humorous playlet Many Dutloa of a Housewife and a sketch Two Glosta In White entertain, with Mrs Laura Newcomer leading the final program and planned surprises amid musical numbers and talent from Sunday School affiliates.

Washington Square M Presentai Vy Olva J. FE. Myers Adi Jienes Angies Lougekeoglug Washington Square Mra Laura Newcomer J

Ithles Chapter Supper and Degree Work At Masonic Temple

Two hundred members of Ithles Chapter No. 27, BR. A. M., enjoyed an elaborate supper in the banquet room at the Masonic Temple at 6 30. After supper a special meeting was held where degrees were conferred upon a class of candidates.

Ithles BR. A. M Masonic Temple

Bowling Tonight at Diamond Alleys Featuring Alsatian Team

The Alsatian Poor Fish Bowling team will play tonight on the Diamond alleys at an unspecified time. Captains Haber con and Nichola will be tied for frat place on the team. The league draws great interest and games are well attended.

Habercon Nichola

Dear reader questions on marriage dress and etiquette

Cynthia Grey answers readers about wedding attire and social expectations. A caller asks if a white gown is necessary and Grey debates tradition, fashion, and practicality, noting that a simple dress may suffice for a home wedding while discussing lasting impressions and costs.

Tri State Red Men Session and Daughters Meeting Summary

Tri State League of Red Men session attended by over ten members from several towns including Juniata, with a fine dinner. Officers elected: NR Hawking Branswick president. Miss Tada Chapman Winchester vice president. Mrs Cora Whisger Winchester mast president. Hf E Tueter Martinsburg secretary-treasurer. League membership near 3261 with next meeting April 17 at Fractorlets. Distinguished guests included Harvey Burnett and Robert Serohel, plus Mrs Morence Hl Rowe and Mrs Idwa Bl Pigher as Pocahontas leaders. Prizes awarded for best efforts in recruitment and attendance, including largest per town and several member-gets prizes.

Miu Degren Pocahontas Juniior Cflcera NR. W. Hawking Branswick Tada Chapman Winchester Cora Whisger Hf. E. Tueter Martinsburg Tribon League Gussia Harvey Burnett Great Council of the United States Robert Serohel Washington, D. C Hagerstown Morence Hl. Rowe Marykind Idwa BL Pigher Maryland W. Pb. Wachter Ungerstown Sioyx Trios Red Men

Marriage of Zepp and Racy links Chambersburg Martinsburg

Marty Carbaugh of Chambersburg and nurr of Middletoen wed James Zepp and Beretta Racy of Martinsburg West Virginia in a nuptial ceremony reported in this edition.

Marty Carbaugh Chambersburg Nurr Middletoen James Zepp Beretta Racy Martinsburg WW. Va

Also Mentioned on This Page

George R. Hutson B.A. Frederick Durg C. B. Valentine Maria Valentine Rocky Ridge Pred Kale North Locust Street Maurice Howers New York Iagerstown Keedysville Sharpsburg Bowers Merald-Mail Publishing Company Florence Wilson Fairview Mountain Lydia A. Wolf Mercersburg Charles McCauley Williamsports Charles D. Hose, Jr Chas. YD. Nose Baltimore E.L. Masters Harrisonburg, Va South Mulberry Street Joseph Porterfield M. P. Porterfield South Potomac Union Memorial Hospital Angiel Antower Norih Street Washington W. CG. Ash East Franklin Street Detroit Mich W. S. Asi J. J. Crockett James Barnhart South Boulevard Ilancack Joan Murdock Polumae Street Extended L. PY C. W. Keesecker Mrs Harald Paxon Mr. Paxon Virginia Roy A. Leiter Harrisburg Howard Mgeutritz Crest Avenue J. W. Foster Luray J. S. Lillard West Franklin Street Mong and Son Charleston W. Va Earl Downs Alyers Frederick Road E. A. Kendall Pope Avenue Norfolk, Va Lucas Hult L Wm. Sluft Halfway Washington County Hospital J. Berry Canta Boonsboro 13 Benjamin F. Keplinger High Street California Keplinger Mrs. Mish Citizens’ Drug CO Potomac Street MR. Bowser Mrs. Draper Mrs. Watson Mililinery Hagerstown and Vicinity Chic Kmart Cynthia Grey Wad Dick Mita Haiti Konc Essary Tri-State League of Red Men Daughters Vie Sinha Connell Winehe Ipelae Misa Matrie Smith Martina Burg Mya Gertauda Renner Meir Cultoctla Renner Juniata Covitc Alice M. Weagly Potomar GREY Greenwald Lll Bizanio Greenwald's John E. Wilson Mer
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