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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1929
Page
6
Social editor notes numerous visitors and residents from Williamsport York Pittsburgh and other cities. People travel to Bloomfield New Jersey Lansing Michigan Akron Ohio Gettysburg and Atlantic City while locals host relatives and friends across Maryland West Virginia Pennsylvania and beyond.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Biays daughter of Mr and Mrs James P Biays and F Colston Young son of Dr Hugh H Young and the late Mrs Young will take place at 5 30 P M today in St Timothy s Church Catonsville A reception will follow at the bride s parents home The ceremony will be performed by Rev Thomas H Yardley Mrs T Buchanan Blakiston will be matron of honor Her bridesmaids include Mrs Cary B Gamble Miss Mary MacDonald MacGill Miss Helen Hampton Young and Mrs Thomas H G Bailliere John L Swope Jr will be best man Ushers are Cyme Webb Cromwell James P Brays Jr Francis Taliaferro Quarles Morton Stewart Jr John A Howard of Wheeling W Va and John H Greene of New York The bride is well known in Hagerstown and has visited here on different occasions.
The Hagerstown Shrine Club of Ali-Ghan Temple invites the public to a mountain dance at Braddock Heights on Thursday evening July 18 from 9 to 12. A large crowd is expected as mountain resorts season and Shrine dances draw wide interest.
About 35 members of the Christian Endeavor Society of the First Brethren Church held an open air gathering at Kemp's Mill with Wienies and marshmallows cooked for the crowd. Misses Jene and Margaret Barnheisel of San Jose California attended as guests. Albert Williams led the evening. Mrs. Thomas H. McCoy of Norfolk summering at Blue Ridge Summit. Marriage licenses listed notables. service tomorrow at Cavetown Reformed Church begins at 9 o'clock with preparatory and communion, Sunday school at 9.
United States Senator Cole L. Bleasen of North Carolina has accepted an invitation to attend a Labor Day rally and picnic by the Red Men of Camp Waors near Boonsboro. He will be the principal speaker, addressing thousands of Red Men from the region at the event on September 2.
Mr and Mrs Alexander Armstrong sail for Egypt on a Mediterranean cruise and will visit England later. Deaconess Elizabeth Boorman of St John’s Episcopal visits Warrenton Virginia in July. Eleanor Barnes from Mt Jackson Virginia stays at the Women’s Club while training at the Public Library. Lavinia Moore visits Minnesota. Ruth Young Jiles visits relatives on Frederick Road. Nettle Wolfe returns to Antietam Street after Salisbury visit. Mrs Walter Hinton of Martinsburg Virginia visits Mrs S W Beard in Guilford Avenue. Anita Schaizel visits Mr and Mrs Shriner and Merle Kaetzel and Leslie Young in Baltimore. Mrs Lars Bachtell of Smithsburg visits daughter in Los Angeles.
Miss Caroline Bier hals, 18, of New Kensington Pennsylvania, set a world record by consuming 100 ice cream cones in 1 hour 45 minutes. She returned to her usual work the following day. Philadelphia residents Mrs Anthony Bleecker and her children are visiting two weeks with Mrs Bleecker's sister at Russell Hamilton Boulevard.
A crepe de chine suit on a smart leather at the Southampton Beach Club showcases a sunny yellow paired with dark brown in a modern pattern. The outfit features pleated pauite full shorts to complete the look.
Miss Margaret C Bishop formerly of Hagerstown will wed Allen I Myers of Hagerstown at Miss Bishops Charles Town home at noon today Rev Dr Sydnor of the Presbyterian church will perform the ceremony Miss Bishop to wear blue crepe and carry yellow snapdragons and roses A wedding breakfast will follow and the couple plan a Nova Scotia trip before returning to spend the summer in Charles Town then move to Hagerstown in the fall
Do You Recall YEARS AGO items recall D W Barkdoll Basore Geiser and local fruit growers contracting to supply 35 900 baskets of peaches to W H Chandler Co Scranton Pa Army worms reported in city and county licensees to wed listed including Gordon Trumpower Lowman Welty and others Dr Alexander Graham Bell predicted Atlantic flight in 13 hours Montgomery County candidate Warner again sought GOP nomination Mrs Rachael Watts McCoy aged 93 dies at Funkstown Sen Henry G Davis nominated for vice president Parker named presidential candidate Mrs Minerva Fickes assaulted Mt Holly Pa J H S Herman to speak at W O W monument dedication in Williamsport.
The annual golf battle between Fountain Head and Cumberland Country Clubs is staged at Cumberland today starting at 1 30. Local pro Alex Taylor faces Cumberland’s pro Henry Johnson in a special match. Visiting golfers will be honored this evening with a dinner at Cumberland Country Club.
Hagerstown Lodge No. 212 of the Order of Moose will host an entertainment and smoker at the Moose Home located at 31 West Antietam Street on Thursday evening July 25 starting at 8 o'clock. A good time is guaranteed as a committee prepares the program for the event.
At the Women Missionary Society meeting held at Mrs Albert Bakers Forest Drive Mrs Dora Byrum led the program. Mrs Jennie Swartz led the devotional period. The Brethren Young People Department plans a watermelon and swimming party for July 18 at 6 45 with Tobias Henry of Myersville as speaker.
Mrs M William Dutton entertained with a bridge supper at 103F Hamilton Boulevard. Four tables filled with guests including Mr and Mrs Hodges and several couples. rainbow-colored decorations complemented the evening. The event featured lively conversation and cordial hospitality.
Mrs. Edward Cochran will be hostess this afternoon at a card party to be held at Fountain Head Country Club. Proceeds or details are not provided in the readable text.
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