Patrons Named for President's Birthday Ball Ball in Hagerstown area patrons listed
Edwin C. Mason announces patronesses for the President's Birthday Ball to be held January 30 at the Hagerstown Country Club. The list includes women from Hagerstown Williamsport Boonsboro Clearspring Smithsburg Hancock and nearby towns with numerous Mrs. entries and several Miss Nellie Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin C. Mason
Hagerstown Country Club
Hagerstown
C. Neill Baylor
Edwin H. Blair
C. Merritt Campbell
John G. Bower
B. Franklin Conrad
G. V. Cushna
J. C. Furkhouser
W. T. Hamilton
Crown
Diehl
Thomas Gilleece
Laurence D. Wolfe
George R. Gehr
Lee Staley
Robert Campbell
Personal notices from local column include illnesses and travel
Mrs. T F Bussard remains confined at home on South Locust street after weeks of illness. Miss Jennie Leaf suffers a severe grippe at home in Williamsport. Mrs. Ruth Daniele of Harpers Ferry underwent an acute appendicitis operation at Washington County Hospital yesterday. Miss Annabelle Smith of New Castle visited York city hosts and has gone to Florida. Master Bobby Simon, son of Rev and Mrs Carl Simon, is visiting his grandparents in North Potomac. Ardath Martin, county home demonstration agent, returned to her office after an extended stay in Belle Plaine. Dr O K Hoffman, government veterinarian, has been ill at home four days and will be at his office Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Bussard
South Locust Street
Jennie Leaf
Williamsport
Grippe
Ruth Daniele
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Washington County Hospital
Annabelle Smith
New Castle, Pa
William M. Strock
Florida
Bobby Simon
Carl Simon
York, Pa
J. S Simon
North Potomac Street
Ardath Martin
Court House
Belle Plaine
O. K. Hoffman
Farewell Party For Miss Kline On Eve Of Wedding
Miss Kate Kline who plans to wed Edward Zimmerman this evening was honored at a farewell party last night at Mrs. Kenneth Linn's Guilford avenue home. Guests included Mrs. Raymond Hixson Mrs. John Hogan Mrs. Walter Lake and the Misses Ethel Daubert Julia Hogan Thelma Maugans and Eula Kline along with other friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Kline
Edward Zimmerman
Kenneth Linn
Guilford Avenue
Raymond Hixson
John Hogan
Walter Lake
Ethel Daubert
Julia Hogan
Thelma Maugans
Eula Kline
Fisher Bible Class Entertained By Two Members
The Fisher Bible class of St. Mark's Lutheran Church was recently entertained by Misses Frances Wellinger and Helen Rhodes at the latter's High street home. Present were Helen Kuhn Pauline Wolford Anne Seibert Edith Delauder Rose Schlotterbeck Catherine Dayhoff Catherine Foltz Anna Snyder Mrs. Geneva Dayhoff Mrs. Nannie Sheetz Mrs. Mary Donut Mrs. John Fisher Helen Rhodes and Frances Wellinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Frances Wellinger
Helen Rhodes
High Street
Helen Kuhn
Pauline Wolford
Anne Seibert
Edith Delauder
Rose Schlotterbeck
Catherine Dayhoff
Catherine Foltz
Anna Snyder
Geneva Dayhoff
Nannie Sheetz
Mary Donut
John Fisher
New Officers Are Installed At Eastern Star Meeting
Miss Mae Angle became worthy matron and John K. Baker Jr. worthy patron of Hageratown Chapter No. 48 Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Minnie Hopple installed officers, with special gifts and corsages. Retiring officers were Miss Evelyn Wachter and Edy Smith. Refreshments followed, and a committee led by Hazel Pierce oversaw arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Angle
John K. Baker, Jr
Hageratown
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Tempple
Minnie Hopple
Edith Delauder
Hilds Bowman
Lorraine Mullendere
Edw. Smith
Betty Pearson
Hazel Pierce
Evelyn Wachter
Catherine Baker
aJessie Moore
Ada
Marie Hartsock
Ruth
Helen ‘Putman
Esther
Charlotte Desmond
Martha
Olive Myers
Electa
Ruth Rudistil
Esther Schlotterbeck
Hazel Fridinger
Edy. Smith
Louise Staley Miller
Ada Barnhart
Miss Wachter
Smith
Miss Angle
Temple
Mesdames Hazel Pierce
Isabel Bowers
Lurhen Pearson
Esther Shlotterbeck
Hazel Spieltan
Ruth Ruchell
Hattie Sagle
Mary Ridenour
Surrey Parents PTA Meeting Plays Tomorrow in School
The Surrey Parent-Teacher Association will host a 7:30 p.m. play-themed meeting in the school auditorium led by Miss Lois Helm. The program includes an outline of new adult education classes on Friday January 18 with state and local government topics taught by Lewis Schnebly. Glen H. Van Dorp and Carlton C. Schuler will present, and assembly singing will be featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surrey
Parent-Teacher Association
Lois Helm
P. T.A
Glen H. van Dorp
Carlton C. Schuler
Maryland
Lewis Schnebly
Morrow
Association
Bible Class Elects Officers After Banquet at St Pauls
The Men’s Bible Class of St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church elected officers for 1535 after their annual banquet. Rev. Paul Watlington spoke on What Is Life. Officers include Leo H. Miller president and George Orrick treasurer. Sixty-two new members joined in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Paul Watlington
First Baptist Church
J. E. Kemp Horn
Leo H. Miller
W. Murray Baechtell
C. D. Rodgers
Ladies Aid Society of the Church
Dahlia Society Plans Active Year In Hagerstown
Members of the Hagerstown Dahlia Society met at the Trumpower home on Monday to map activities for 1925. New member Anna B Humelsine was welcomed, H C Kuhn urged officers to excel, a card party and social were planned, and a flower show at the Armory was scheduled for September 26 27 and 28. The next meeting will be February 11 at the Gibneys 1026 Main Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Trumpower
Wilson Boulevard
Hagerstown Dahlia Society
Anna
B. Humelsine
H.C. Kuhn
Charles A. Gibney
Main Avenue
Postponement of Western Maryland College Club Meeting
The Western Maryland College Club announces its monthly meeting is postponed to Thursday February 21. The meeting place will be published later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland College Club
Shrine Club to Host Dutch Supper and Election Night
The Hagerstown Shrine Club will hold a Dutch supper on Thursday night January 17 at 6714 West Washington Street, second floor, starting 8 o’clock. A program of entertainment is planned. The same evening at 7:30 the annual officer election will take place at the Masonic Temple before a stag party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrine Club
Hagerstown Shrine Club
West
Washington Street
Masonic Temple
Miss Wiles Weds Mr Lynn Mowers
Miriam Wiles of 650 North Mulberry street married Lynn B. Mowers of Shippensburg Pa in a quiet ring ceremony Saturday evening January 12 at St Johns Lutheran parsonage conducted by Rev Dr J Edward Harms The couple will reside in Shippensburg where Mowers is employed Also note Past Noble Grand Club of the Mary Young Rebekah Lodge meets tomorrow at 8 pm at the home of Mrs Charles Spessard 216 North Cannon Avenue eligible members invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Luther Wiles
North Mulberry Street
Miriam
Wiles
Lynn B. Mowers
Shippensburg
St. John’s Lutheran Parsonage
J. Edward Harms
Ralph
Tagg
Tagg, Brother-In-Law and Sister of the Bride. Mr. and Mrs. Mowers
Mr. Mowers
LODGE
Noble Grand Club
Mary Young Rebekah Lodge
Charles Spessard
North
Cannon Avenue
Miss Baker and William Horst Married in Trinity Lutheran Church
Miss Helen Regina Baker and William A Horst wed this morning at 9 30 at Trinity Lutheran Church parsonage. Rev J B Simon led the ring ceremony in a small gathering of family. The bride, a riding school operator, wore crepe with a matching hat and a shoulder corsage. The couple will reside in Charles Town after a wedding trip to Charleston and Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Regina Baker
Joseph D. Baker
East Avenue
William A. Horst
Aaron M. Horst
Hamilton Boulevard
Trinity Lutheran Church
Simon
Baker
Hagerstown High School
Horst
Massanutian Academy
Woodstock
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
Charles Town
W. Va
Charleston
Kentucky
Charlies Town
Charity Ball For King’s Daughters By IGOF at Odd Fellows Hall
Last day to buy tickets for the charity ball to be held tomorrow night in the Odd Fellows hall. A large number of tickets have been sold, but many remain to aid the King’s Daughters with the charity event organized by the IGOF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Sailor Dress Pattern Ad from The Peerless Fashion Service
Junior pattern advertisement promotes a sailor dress with a simple bodice, drop shoulders, and a two piece skirt. It markets fabrics like wodlenas crepes and ginghams, lists sizes 10 to 16, material needs, and requests 15 cents for pattern plus 10 cents for the fashion book, with orders to Daly Mail Fashion Dept. Hagerstown Mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hollywood
Peerless
Child Study Section Of Wo mans Club Meets
The Wo m en s Club child study group met yesterday afternoon to discuss A Healthy Attitude Toward Health. Mrs J L Carnochan presided as minutes were read by Mrs Robert P Conrad and a speaker for the next two months was chosen. Mrs James Russell spoke on Our Children and preventive medicine emphasizing individual health and mental attitude, with later talks by Mrs Harvin McFadden on handicapped children and behavior, and Mrs Conrad guiding discussion on issues for privileged mothers and early childhood health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Club
J. L. Carnochan
Robert P. Conrad
Carnachan
James Russell
R. A. Highbarger
W. 8. Hess
Harvin McFadden
Museum Lecture On Greek Art At County Museum
Richard Carl Medford will present two public lectures in the History of Art series at the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts in January. Today's talk covers Greek Art and next Wednesday features Roman Art with Greek and Roman painting. Lectures start at 4 30 p m and are free as part of the museum’s educational programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Museum
Bridge tournament opens at Fountain Head Country Club
The first in a series of bridge events was held last night at Fountain Head Country Club with Dr and Mrs Hair winning North and South and Dr R B Norment and Mrs Edward J Smead winning East and West in duplicate. Warren Miller and Beverly Coston won the contract cup, Edgar Jones duo the second high. Five contract and four duplicate tables. An encore tournament set for Tuesday January 28. A Sharpsburg card party in Community Hall January 16 supports the hall with 8 pm start and refreshments. Current Events Club meets tomorrow at 3:15 at the Women’s Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Head Country Club
Edwin Hair
R. B. Norment
Edward J. Smead
Warren Miller
Beverly Coston
Edgar Jones
Fountain Head
Sharpsburg
WE WOMEN By BETTY BRAINERD
A reader asks about divorce, love, and remarriage amid a separated, unlegalized marriage. Betty Brainerd urges legal settlement, warns against a lover’s seduction, and advises sobriety, self-respect, and waiting until free to wed. Another letter seeks marriage guidance, with Brainerd offering cautious counsel and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brainerd
D. B
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Jonathan St
J. W. Rohrer
W. Balto
St. Phone
D Ramacciotti
Iy Rt
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Miss Kline
American Legion
Waynesbers, Pa
al Qruber
Hie
Bible Class
Leo Miller
St. Paul’s
Dahlia Society
Ayers Bros. Coal and Building Supplies
R.C.M. Coal
Pocahontas
Bartley No. 1
Louisville
Washington Post
Mavin Hamilton
Wiliam T. Hamilton
City
William T. Hamilton
John Vincent Jamison
Eli Huston Brown, II
Eli Huston Brown, Jr
Miss Wiles
Lynn Mowers
Laura I. Baldt
A.M
Teachers College
Columbia University
Daly Mail
Hagerstown Mail
Eerless
Fifth Ave
New York City
Conrad
Emily M. Reed
Pat
Jove
Madison Ave
N. Potomac St
Cauffman
Washington
R. M. Hays & Bros
W. Washington
BUY Urma Stores
LeiterBros
Petersham
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