Social and Personal News From The Evening Mail
Social and personal notices from the Evening Mail report Mrs. Frank Hoffmaster of Brownsville visiting her daughter in New Windsor while local residents attend events in Harrisburg and visit relatives in Baltimore. Other items note illnesses, recoveries, travel to Cumberland and Baltimore, births announced for Charles Schleigh Ralph Sauders Paul Palmer and C L Rice, and visits by Rev C B Perry and family from Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hoffmaster
Brownsville
Roy Lowman
New Windsor
Relief in one minute from head colds by Ely's Cream Balm
An old column promotes Ely's Cream Balm as a fast-acting antiseptic for head colds. It claims quick relief within a minute by applying the cream in the nostrils to clear mucus and germs, reaching air passages and ears. Sold by all druggists under the brand Ely's Cream Balm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely's
Epworth League Banquet At Washing ton Square Methodist
The Epworth League will host a banquet and social gathering on Tuesday January 29 at 7 pm in the Social Hall. Rev Robinson from Baltimore will speak and special music is planned. Also noted is a 12th birthday party hosted by Miss Madelyn Thomas on Franklin Street with games and refreshments for 12 friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Washington Square
Madelyn Thomas
E. Franklin Street
Hands May Spread Flu Warns Health Authorities
Health officials urge frequent hand washing to stop flu spread as millions face rising cases. Lifebuoy soap is promoted as the practical defense, with mothers, teachers, and doctors adopting it to remove germs and protect families. Lifebuoy is widely available at price comparable to other toilet soaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life Extension Institute
Fla
Edna Gossard Weds William V Pendleton in Home Ceremony
Miss Edna Gossard daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Gossard Ridge avenue becomes Mrs William Vernon Pendleton son of Mr and Mrs C G W Pendleton of Washington DC in a five o clock Saturday wedding at a local home Rev J O Biggs officiates Miss Gladys Lynder attends in blue satin The bride wears white satin robe de style bouquet of white sweet peas and rose buds Best man is Deacon Davis Washington guest list includes Pendleton Gossard and Ringer families Reception decor features holly flowers blue and white table theme and a large wedding cake The couple will live in Washington DC
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Gossard
Jacob Gossard
Ridge Avenue
William Vernon Pendleton
CG. W. Pendleton
Washington, D. C
J. O. Biggs
United Evangelical Church
Gladys Lynder
Deacon Davis
Washington
Miss Gossard
Hagerstown High School
Pendleton
Pendleton Brothers
Guy B. Pendleton
Frederick Gossard
Charles Ringer
Chester Fritz
Carl Gibney
Harry Summers
L. A. Zitzman
Charles
Robert Ringer
Elsie Colvin Marries John McCune in Washington
Miss Elsie Colvin wed John McCune in Washington with Rev. William Hoffman officiating. Esther Taylor served as bridesmaid. The couple will reside in Hagerstown Maryland. The church youth group Christian Endeavor meets at St Pauls U B Church with Claggett Spielman leading a program and a discussion on serving the world through the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Colvin
Elsie
John ©. McCune
Washington
William Hoffman
Esther Taylor
McCune
Hagerstown
Cc. E
Christian Endeavor Society of St. Paul
U. B
C. E
Claggett Spielman
Christian Endeavor Week
Wright and Company buy Wenneberger property for theatre
Fred C Wright and Company purchased the Wenneberger property at 14 and 16 South Potomac for 34000 dollars and planned erection of a modern theatre. The Williamsport church reported 24 conversions and 27 accessions in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Wright and Company
Wenneberger
South Potomac
Williamsport U. B
W. L. Murray
Miss Sorelle Directs Harp Ensemble Tonight
The Women's Club presents Penn Hall Ensemble at St Johns auditorium with Miss Ellse Sorelle directing. The harp ensemble tours afterward to Philadelphia Atlantic City Pittsburgh York Baltimore and Salisbury, promising a packed house for its first appearance on tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Hall
St. John’s Auditorium
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Pittsburgh
York
Baltimore
Salisbury
Ellse Sorelle
Salzedo Trio
Salzedo Harp Ensemble
Miss Sorelle
Women's Club
Flapper Fanny Says eR Bay Marriage Licenses
Marriage licenses listed including Charles Sackman 22 Chambersburg PA and Lillie B Stumbaugh 19 Greencastle PA George W Eagle Jr 26 Keyser WV and Gladys T Snider 22 Cumberland MD Paul M Smeak 23 and Isadore Baughman 20 both of this city John H Lichty 27 and Alice J Wolfe 21 both of Idaville MD Allen C G Smith 65 and Blanche M Palmer 55 both of Smithsburg Daniel Bovey 22 Williamsport PA and Louise Mobley 18 this city Donald E Reitsnider 25 and Lelia M McGowan 21 both of Chambersburg PA
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sackman
Chambersburg
Lillie B. Stumbaugh
Greencastle
George W. Eagle, Jr
Keyser
Gladys T. Snider
Cumberland
Paul M. Smeak
Isadore Baughman
John H. Lichty
Alice J. Wolfe
Idaville
Allen CG
Miss Baughman Weds Paul Smeak in Quiet Parsonage Ceremony
Miss Anna Isadora Baughman daughter of Mr and Mrs E C Baughman of Pennsylvania avenue and Paul Milton Smeak son of George Smeak of Westminster were quietly married at Trinity Lutheran Parsonage by Rev J S Simon. The couple left for a motor trip and will reside at 67 Broadway. The bride wore brown tweed and roses. The Baughman twins are noted socially in Hagerstown. Smeak, a Westminster High School graduate, works for Seal and Smeak grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Isadora Baughman
E. C. Baughman
Pennsylvania Avenue
Paul Milton Smeak
George Smeak
Westminster
Trinity Lutheran Parsonage
J. 5
Simon
Mra. Baughman
Harvey Maugans
Leeda Baughman
Mothers Avoid Overdosing For Influenza Advice
Health authorities warn against giving excess dosing for influenza as toxins upset digestion, especially in children. External Vicks VapoRub can be used safely without digestional effects, while physicians stress prompt treatment for even slight colds to prevent bronchitis or pneumonia.
Prince Cyril of Bulgaria Travels Incognito in U S
A nattily dressed young man known as Prince Cyril of Bulgaria is traveling incognito in the United States. He was pictured during a business visit in Chicopee Falls Massachusetts, a detail noted with discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Cyril
Bulgaria
United States
Chicopee Falls
Maas
Production To Have A Spanish Setting By Potomac Playmakers
The Potomac Playmakers stage The Romantic Young Lady in a Spanish setting at the Women's Club February 8. Lead roles go to Mrs. Leslie Manners Mrs. A. J. Kilukhart and Allen Myers with Miss Helen Norton heading the construction team. Tickets for reserved seats can be exchanged at the Women’s Club February 4 5 and 6 from 7 to 9 PM.
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The
Potomac Playmakers
Women's Club
Leslie Manners
A. J. Kilukhart
Allen Myers
Helen Norton
Captivates Audiences in Florida by Lyric Soprano Ruth Patten
Ruth Swartz Patten, aKee Mar College alumna who trained at Irving College, wowed Florida audiences this winter. She sang as a soloist with the Bradenton Concert Band in Bradenton and earned widespread praise, receiving a rousing ovation at the Venetian Nights Carnival. Her Italian song, aided by regalia, highlighted a career noted for a wide vocal range and polished technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Swartz Patten
Kee Mar College
Florida
Bradenton
Alsatia Club 300 and bridge party tonight
The Alsatia Club will hold a 300 and bridge party at the club tonight at 8 15 p m. Prizes will be awarded to winners and refreshments served. Harold Hoffman chairs the party committee with assistance from Marshall Reid and Max Fiery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsatia Club
Harold Hoffman
Marshall Reid
Max Fiery
Farewell Party Honors Migaux Shuff at Rae Valentine Home
The Count-On-Me class of the Christian Church hosted a farewell party for Migaux Shuff at Miss Rae Valentines home. Guests included Paula Shuf Leonard Nott Lil Barnhart Stuart Nott Glad Larrick David Knede Ay Lindsay and many others with music by the Hawaiian Troupedors and performers Richard Weaver G Milton Verts Leroy Pompell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th Christian Church
Rae Valentine
Migaux Shuff
Patterson General Hospital
Stuart Nott
Glad Larrick
David Knede
Ay Lindsay
G. A. Durbarow
He Valentine
Alen Williams
Catherine Lloyd
Harry Whor
Olive Kuepper
Mr. Shaw
Anna Alexander
Charles Thelma Alexander
Cecil Bro Mildred
Frank Valentine
Rev Gillum Speaks at Evangelistic Services
Rev J M Gillum pastor of Pauls M B church will speak at the Evangelistic services at St Pauls A B church. Services began yesterday with large attendance and will continue throughout the week. The Men’s Class of the school will attend in a body and Austin EB Lutz will sing. CARD PARTY HELD Hosts were Mrs Harry Snyder and Mrs Samuel Kelley at Mrs Snyder’s East Street home. Nine tables played. prizes won by Miss Nebert Miss Minnie Pryor and Roy Philipy. Spring flowers decorated the rooms. TO HOLD PARTY Alsatia Club plans a stage 500 and bridge night at 8 15 on West Washington street. prizes will be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Gillum
Paul’s M. B
Will
St. Paul’s A. B
Tor
Austin
Lutz
Harry Snyder
Street
Samuel Kelley
Snyder
George R. Wilt
Pri
Nebert
Minnie Pryor
Roy Philipy
Alsatia Club
West Washington Street
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Evening Mail
Lantz Dayhoff
Bernard Kretsinger
Marshall Kline
Smithsburg
Harrisburg
Penn State Poultry Show
Mr. Kline
Charles W. Heffner
J. A. Shewbridge
Baltimore Street
Rev. L. Weston
Randolph Avenue
Grippe
Milton Moore
Roessner
Robert Carter
Millicent Draper
Bloise Henson
Camilla Rohrer
Phillis Hearon
A. Hearon
Johns Hopkins Hospital
May Winders
Frances
Lucia O'Connell
John O'Connell
Potomac Street
Emmitsburg College
Leon Zahn
Gettysburg College
Mayberry Patterson
Mechanics Loan
Edward L. Yates
Rose Smith
W. E. Legore
Pauline Nigh
Musketeers
Arthur E. Rowland
Honolulu
A. K Startzman
Oak Hill Avenue
Paul Turner
Maryland Avenue
Sarah Jane Cushwa
Suzannah Cushwa
Misa Helen Beall
James Wagaman
Frederick Wenck
James Bushong
Sidney Cushwa
Catherine Sten
Washington County Hospital
Howard Prior
Clayton Phillips
Summit Avenue
Julia Cushna
Charles English
Pauline Miller
Ruth English
George White
New York
C. B. Perry and Son
Wesley
Memphis, Tenn
A. L. Dulebaum
Corbett Street
A. F. Diener
Ridgely
J. W. Wulason
Danville, Pa
Charles Schleigh
North Mulberry Street
Ralph L. Sauders
Howard Street
Paul Palmer
Winter Street
Connie Marie
C. L. Rice
Cannon Avenue
MR. Pendleton
Elsie Colvin
John McCune
Ed Gallagher
Baldwin House Cabbie
Academy
Madame X
Charles A. Weagley
Rev. Biederwolf
Ministerial Union
J. D. Todd
W. E. Todd
Oak Hill
N. B. Scott
Charley Goetz
City
N. E. Funkhouser
Big Pool
Harry E. Bester
L. P. Grossnickle
Manleville
Frank Ro Middlekauff
Freeman Tisanogle
Augustus Uecimel
Frank Fahrney
C. E. Heard
Boonshora
C.) Bachrach
Marian Jardine
Secretary of Agriculture
Flapper
Fanny
Miss Baughman
Paul Smeak
Isadora Baughman
GREY
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets
Miller’s Furniture Store
South Potomac Street
Coal Artz & Boyer
Pocahontas Nut
Somerset R. C. M
Evangelistic Services
St. Paul’s United Brethren Church
F. Berry Plummer
Austin E. Lutz
Maytag
North Brot St
Maytag Company
America
Ick
Newton, Lowe
Rat Deeg
Poe
Dephin
WHE
Clissont. T
Cincinnati
KYW
Chicago
WC Minneapoli
Kowl
Omaha
KMBC
Kanana City
AWBAP
Fort Worth
Portia Se
XERC
Francisco
ENR
Te Angeles
Denver
Lake City
Amet Eca
E. Louie
Home Furniture CO
S. Potomac St
Prince
U. S
Mrs. Patten
Gillum
Belimers
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