Social and Personal notes and announcements
Social editor notes no weddings engagements or births. Mrs Hannah Butterbaugh seriously ill in Paramount. Mrs Samuel Emmert visiting Baltimore. Mrs Anna Wolfinger at home. Mr and Mrs Louis Meyers left for New York City. Mrs Douglas K Mims entertaining bridge club. Mrs W C Wender spent in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Augh George spent weekend in Deerfield. Mrs George and Mrs George spending week in Deerfield. Funeral attended by several local residents including the Boxwell and Harman families. Birth announcements cite a son born to Rey and Mrs Newell in Williamsport and daughters born to Bearinger Craig and West at local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Meyers
Oak Hill Avenue
New York City
Rey
Karl G. Newell
Williamsport
Washington County Hospital
Joseph Bearinger
Virginia Avenue
James Craig
Greencastle
Roy Irving West
Beatrice Virginia
Court Avenue
Supper Held for Frederick Couple Before Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. L Vinton Hershey hosted about twenty guests at a Sunday night supper at their Forest Drive home in honor of Miss Edna M. Hargett and Ross Hunt of Frederick, whose marriage is planned next month. The Frederick guests, aside from Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hoffman of this city, attended. Yesterday in St John’s Episcopal Church, Miss Sarah Jane Winters and Elmore D. Ford were married by Rev. Dr. Walter Byron Stehl. Ford is the son of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. L. Vinton Hershey
Forest Drive
Edna M. Hargett
Ross Hunt
Frederick
Harold Hoffman
Sarah Jane Winters
Elmore D. Ford
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Walter Byron Stehl
Ford
S. R. Ford
Jackson Lee Dinner Honors Lee and Jackson
Reservations are set for the Henry Kyd Douglas chapter UDC dinner at Hotel Dagmar Friday night to celebrate Generals Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson. Members, husbands, and friends may attend. program includes vocal selections by Lenora Blount with piano by Mrs. Zentmyer and a turkey dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson-Lee
Henry Kyd Douglas
United Daughters of Confederacy
Hotel Dagmar
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Lenora Blount
John D. Zentmyer
Birthday Party Honoring Mrs. Watson Held At Home
A gathering last night at Mrs. T. W. Watson's South Cannon avenue home, hosted by Miss Margaret Haines, marked Mrs. Watson's birthday. Twelve guests enjoyed cards, dancing, music, and refreshments in a pink and blue themed dining room with two cakes and festive decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Watson
South Cannon Avenue
Margaret Haines
Election Held By W C T U in Downsville St James
Officers were named at the January meeting of the Downsville St James W C T U held at Mrs D T Sensenbaugh's home. President Mrs William Eyler. vice president Mrs W S Baker. recording secretary Thelma L Baker. corresponding secretary Mrs Brown Long. assistant secretary Mrs Myron L Bloom. treasurer Mrs Joshua Long. The program theme was the New Crusade. The society promotes a new year campaign to combat liquor. members urged to recruit six new members for the W C T U's sixtieth anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downsville- St. James
D. T. Sensenbaugh
Hillsboro
Ohio
W, C, TU
Birthday Party Honoring Donald Myers at Mason and Dixon
A sixth birthday party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James B. Myers in Mason and Dixon for their son Donald. Music entertained guests and refreshments were served. Attendees included James and Albert Harbaughs, Rush and M. Myers, Lloyd Spigler, Ragan Warbaugh, Jessie and Vera Myers, Austin Forest, Louis Myers, Franklin Harbaugh, Robert, Paul, and Junior Myers, Betty Harbaugh, Gertrude and Martha Myers, Edward Snyder, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Myers
Mason and Dixon
Donald
Louis Harbaugh
Rush Myers
Lloyd Spigler
James Myers
Albert Harbaugh
Ragan Warbaugh
M. Myers
Jessie Myers
Vera Myers
Austin Forest
Louis Myers
Franklin Harbaugh
Robert Myers
Paul Myers
Samuel Snigler
Betty Harbaugh
Gertrude Myers
Junior Myers
Donald Myers
Betty Jane Harbaugh
Martha
Edward Snyder
Allenry Rheumatic Pain Remedy Featured In Ad
An old advertisement touts ALLENRY claiming rapid relief from backache rheumatic agony neuritis and sciatica within 24 to 48 hours. It promotes a money back guarantee and notes sale at Cauffman’s Cut Rate Store and other druggists for ailments including rheumatism tumbaro and neuritis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cauffman
DAR Delegates Chosen for State and National Conventions
D A R delegates to the state Belvedere hotel meeting in Baltimore March 15 and 16 were Hoffmeier Burhans Gardiner Rudy with alternates Carnochan Miller and others. Hoffmeier Burhans will also attend the national convention in Washington with listed alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of American Revolution
Conococheague
Scott R. Wagner
North Potomac Street
Belvedere Hotel
Baltimore
Frank N. Hoffmeier
Louella Burhans
S. Howell Gardiner
Sharpsburg
Harry R. Rudy
John Carnochan
Warren D. Miller
Hoffmeier
Burhans
Continental Hall
Washington
Edmund Foster
John Howard
Mary Schafer
Boonsboro
Mary Laughlin
P. F. Prather
Wilson P. Sperow
F. N. Hoffmeier
Helen Reid
William J. Cavanaugh
Julia Belle Shenk
Make Your Own Woolen Dress Pattern Ad
A fashion feature promotes a diagonal flame colored woolen dress and a simple straightline model with slimming bias lines. It details Style No. 3286 in sizes 14 through 40 bust and notes yardage for size 16, while inviting readers to order the Spring Book with 48 pages of fashions for various ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Daily Mail Fashion Dept. address notice
Street address lines indicate the Hagerstown Mail mailing designation for the Daily Mail Peerless Fashions section. The Fashion Department should be addressed at 200 Fifth Ave in New York City for notices or exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Mail
Fashion Dept
Hagerstown Mail
Fifth Ave
York City
Betty Brainerd
Madison Ave
New York City
Family Night at Church Revival Sets Attendance Record
Large audience attended Monday night revival at the Church of the Brethren Evangelist Brengher delivered a stirring sermon on Home TheJunior Choir of 50 voices sang The Fire of the Norwegian Child Recognition was given to families present with 130 families responding Tuesday will feature men’s recognition night Theme is What it is to Believe There have been twelve public confessions to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Evangelist Brengher
Writer Paying Visit In City By John Peale Bishop
John Peale Bishop, formerly of Hagerstown and Charles Town, is visiting his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Myers, on North Potomac Street. A former Vanity Fair assistant editor, he recently published Now Will His Love and a Civil War set of short stories titled Many Thousand Gone. He also contributes to Story and is noted for his pastel paintings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peale Bishop
France
Hagerstown
Charles Town
W. Va
Allen Myers
North Potomac Street
Bishop
Vanity Fair
New York
Story
My Beauty Hint for Bath and Shower Routine
The guide suggests a warm bath for relaxation and a cold shower for stimulation. It notes the temperature contrast and the invigorating effect of water chill and the shower’s needle-like spray.
Enjoyable Social Held by Woodmen Lodge
A W O W social at the Cumberland lodge last night followed a regular meeting. Over 200 members attended a buffet luncheon in the grill room while L D Snyder led the meeting. Tiny and Ken entertained as Bowlan from Cumberland visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. W. Hon
Bowlan
Cumberland
L. D. Snyder
Tiny
Ken
Class To Meet At Mrs Lawman Home In St Paul
The Busy Tee class of St Pauls WW B church will hold its monthly meeting tonight at the home of Mrs award Lawman, 216 East Franklin street. Members are requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
WW. B. Church
Award Lawman
East Franklin Street
Copper colored wool creates chic Paris ensemble
Jan. 16 Paris notes Madame Henri Lilaz wife of the deputy from the Basses Pyrenees wears a copper colored wool suit. The three quarter length coat is lined with squirrel and the simple frock features a twisted leather belt in the same copper shade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Henri Lilaz
Basses Pyrenees
Argentinian Ambassador’s Wife Debuts Velvet Trailing Gown
Senora de Espil, wife of the Argentine ambassador, wears a black velvet evening gown with a narrow trailing skirt and a white chiffon bodice embroidered in chenille, at a Washington event on January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senora de Espil
County Clubs Plan Programs for Homemakers and 4H
Homemaker and 4H clubs announce a busy week with demonstrations on wise linen selections led by Miss Ardath Martin and budgeting help. Various clubs meet across Big Pool Shanktown Indian Springs Pecktonville Dry Run Williamsport Keedysville Chapel Woods Funkstown and Laplans with Friday gatherings and sewing and room improvement programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardath Martin
Iome
L. G. Shank
Homemakers
Big Pool
Shanktown
Indian Springs
Pecktonville
Will Beard
J. C. Seibert
Dry Run Homemakers’ Club
J. A. Hawken
Noerman McCordell
Williamsport
Keedysville Homemakers
Henry Zimmerman
Chapel Woods
Funkstown
Lappans
Lovely Dame Shop Opens in Former Bank Building
A large crowd visited the Lovely Dame shop at its formal opening in the old Second National Bank building on Washington Street. Music by Gob Fahrney's orchestra, flowers from associates, and free sweet peas greeted guests as the new store showcased a modern soda fountain, candy displays, private party room, and stylish brown and cream interiors. The shop aims to serve luncheonettes and sodas, offering confections in a well appointed space with mirrors and lighting effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovely Dame
Second National Bank
Washington Street
Gob Fahrney
Mt Airy Ridge Social News Roundup
Residents and visitors recount a week of calls and suppers in Mt Airy Ridge. Families from Hagerstown Clearspring Tragerstown and Chambershore joined gatherings at the Dearfoss and Cunningham homes as neighbors shared meals and news. Several health issues and household chores appear among the notes.
Betty Brainerd Advice Column Noted at Shades of Hope
Historic Miss Brainerd column features reader letters on marriage love and gossip versus commitment. Topics include workplace jealousy, dating ethics, alimony worry, self-doubt, and a crippled narrator praising Brainerd’s plainspoken guidance. Postal address listed for reader correspondence.
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Evening Mail
The
Whlose
Society
Hannah Butterbaugh
J. O. Butterbaugh
Paramount
Samuel Emmert
Terrace] Court Apartments
Harry Hobbs
Mirs
Anna Wolfinger
North Locust Street
Douglas K. Mims
Hamilton Boulevard
W. C. Wender
Augh George
Broadway
Deerfield
Soi. George
East North Street
Charles Harper
Carl T. Mack
Harry Walters
James Walters
Dunellen
N. J
Granville Boxwell
Plainfield
Gertrude Rozlette
Carl Brandt
High Point
N. C
James K. Harman
Pope’s Beauty Shop
N. Locust &T
Meyers & Berkson, Inc
W. Franklin St
L. & B. Hat Shop Women’s Hats
East Washington
Jerome Stove
J. W. Rohrer
W. Balto
St. Phene
St. James
Farmers & Merchants Bank
BS West
Helen Williams
Peneeeee
Associated Press
Jean Alden
Vicks
Vicks VapoRub
Vicks Ran
Toe Acres
Lovely Dame Shop
MT. Airy Ridge
Airy Ridge
Samuel Secheller
Halfway
Samuel Halbash
Chas. W. Dearfoss
Qmer Myers
Ifafurstown
Preston Myers
Charles S. Hykes
Thos. A. Pittenger
Llarald Johnson
Fespy Coleen Jennings
Hilda Drenner
HW. E. Toms
Alburt S. Johnson
Bessie
Nannie Marfin
Vincent McKenna
Macazine
Louis
Clearspring
James Mitchell
Howard Cunningham
Edward Kershner
Howard PB. Sirmon
Preston Cunningham
Chambershore
U. P. Neibert
Edgar Neibert
Walla Gosner
John Bicger
Edward
Isabel Shank
Alice
Miley Catbaugh
Ethel McChanathar
Jacob Perratt
PL Neihert
Vila
Preston Myars
Sarah Resh
Barbara Jean
V. M Cunningham
Harry Cunningham
Howard Lum
WE Women
Betty’ Brainerd
Tama
Inc
Secor
Black
Hitle
Bitty Brainerd
Daily Reader
Olive Hope
Potomac St
Baltimote. Md
Lis
Quidl
Bradfield Co
Atlanta
Gas
Milcner
Moskin
State Automobile Mutual Insurance Co
J. H. Pugh
Wllz
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