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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1933
Page
9
Mrs Minna E Harne and daughter Doris open their cottage at Fen Mar for the summer. Many residents and visitors travel to events and spend holidays with relatives in towns such as Norfolk Staunton Richmond Boston and Philadelphia.
An evening bridge party hosted by Mrs. Richard C. Willson on Virginia avenue honored her sister in law to be Miss Mary Wagaman who marries Walter W. McPhail this summer. Prizes went to Mrs. Fortune Odendhal Miss Susannah Cushwa Mrs. Harper Ballentine and Miss Wagaman. Guests included C Edwin Kline Clarence Hartsdock Harper Ballentine Catherine Stehl Sarah Jane Cushwa Mary Kneisley John S. Davenport Harold F. Bester Susannah Cushwa and G Victor Cushwa. The guest of honor received two trousseau gifts and the table centerpieces featured blue and yellow decor with delphinium and daisies. BIRTHS ANNOUNCED Mr and Mrs Stewart Ardinger near Williamsport announce a son born July a Mr and Mrs C G B Emnyre 146 Fairground avenue announce a seven pound son born July 4.
Miss Alice F. Friend hosted a bridge party at Mrs. Kenneth A. Dotter's Moller apartments with red white and blue decor. Attendees included Mrs. W. Riley Daniela Jr, Miss Marjorie Stebl, Mrs. Henry W. A. Hanson Jr, Miss Lucille Barner, Miss Hilma Jean Barner, Miss Buddie Moore and Miss Alice F. Friend.
The Ladies Aid Society hosts a reception Friday July 7 at 3 00 PM to welcome Rev. Lloyd G. Davis and his family to the parsonage of Washington Square M E Church. Members and friends are invited to meet the new minister, enjoy a program, and refreshments served by committees.
Mr and Mrs Russell Gernanid and Mr and Mrs Charles Hoffman and daughter Ethel spent the weekend at Niagara Falls and Canada. Ww B Caum manager of Hotel Alexander spent the holiday and weekend at Sea Isle City New Jersey where Mrs Caum and children are spending the summer. Mrs Charles Sullivan and Miss Elsie Sullivan Salem avenue are visiting friends and relatives in Cumberland Piedmont and vicinity.
Paris fashion notes from the races spotlight fall color trends with dahlia nasturtium plum and navy pairings. Black oilcloth toques and capes appear as practical wet weather pieces. Velvet capes hats bags gloves and two tone combos create bold accessory statements. A second item reports the American Legion Auxiliary plans its regular August convention at the Legion Home.
Mrs. Margaret Keefer of Half Way celebrated her 75th birthday with a city park dinner attended by numerous relatives and friends. Children present included John D. Keefer Windber Pa B F Keefer Johnstown Pa Mrs Carrie Hull Hancock Mrs Elsie Weller McConnellsburg Pa and others from Chambersburg and nearby towns. Several Keefer children were absent due to fines.
The Philathea Sunday School class of the Church of the Brethren was entertained by former teacher Mrs. John Lightner at her Martinsburg home on June 23. Reports from Hershey conference were read by Mrs. A. B. Miller and Mrs. W. M. Newcomer. Readings by Miss Valera Lightner and Mrs. Ada Hammond preceded Rev. A. B. Miller's address. Over fifty guests attended and a July City Park class picnic is planned.
This item offers old fashioned beauty advice urging daily exercise a glass of milk and an egg for health plus plenty of vegetables. It notes models should avoid pastries and creams focusing on skin care with a soft soap wash and regular face washing.
A six week contest by the Downsville Christian church Young People's Department ended with the girls hosting the boys for an outing at Miller's Landing on Saturday. The guest list includes Saxon cavanaugh Hannah Flook Nellie Thomas Edna Metz Anna Dick Martha Brill Charlotte McCoy Waunilla Cline Pearl Mellott Margaret Artz Milbrey Downey Mabel McAlister Catherine Heasong Theodore Mudger Richard Kessler ing Harvey Jamison Sherman Mellott George Bowman Fred Taylor John Moats Homer Cavanaugh Davis Mellott Charles Downey Harold Taylor Irvin Dinkle Raymond Cline Forrest Dick Raymond Chaney Edgar Clie Albert Mellott. Chaperones were Miss Helen Reid Miss Myrtle Marshall and Mr Lewis Iner.
At a meeting at 109 South Prospect street last night the Henry Kyd Douglas chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy planned a bridge luncheon for the latter part of this month. It will be held at the Hagerstown Country Club with Mrs. Harry M. Conrad chairing arrangements.
A 22 year old woman recounts dating a married man who hid his status. Betty Brainerd advises ending contact, noting the man’s conduct is contemptible and not worth consideration. The adviser vows to resist his manipulative attention.
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