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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1932
Page
10
Social Editor notes many visits and travels. Mrs. Virginia Keedy returns home after hospital care for a fractured vertebra from a recent accident. Several residents and visitors travel, visit relatives, and attend events in towns including Baltimore, Washington, New Haven, and Paris.
Births announced at Washington County Hospital include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sprecher 305 South Cannon Avenue and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Spade 210 High Street and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Norman West 635 Spruce Street. A group of F and G Club members vacation along the Potomac at Lambert's Clubhouse Dam No. 41 under Mrs. G. G. Rolston. A bridge party hosted by Miss Buddy Moore at the Moore residence featured two tables with guests including Mrs. Tully Jaynes and several Misses.
Barbara Stanwyck shares a personal routine for shiny hair and brow health. She endorses brushing hair 100 times, finger through detangling, wide-toothed combing, and a stiff brush with a back-from-face downward motion to achieve lustrous results.
The Misses Kathryn and Mary Alsip hosted members of St Pauls A B orchestra and the cast of A Little Clodhopper at their North Potomac street home Tuesday evening. A seven piece orchestra played for dancing and refreshments followed after cards and games.
Paris July 14 Fine feathers are used for fashion's plumage these days Cog feathers band some of the smartest evening wraps coo feather pelerine capes accompany smart afternoon frocks and have breast feathers form the crown of many chic summer toques One of the smartest women at the races during Grand Week wore a white velvet frock with false elbow cuffs of looped black ostrich and another wore a black crepe dress with a turban finished with two white aigrettes.
Mr and Mrs J E Corneil of St James hosted a reception for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Robert Martin who recently married with Mrs Martin formerly Miss Bowers of Hagerstown. Pink and white decorations highlighted the event and a long guest list attended.
Maryland marriage totals for 1931 reach 24 703 up from 24 592 the prior year while divorces drop to 2 014 from 2 045 a 31 decline. Ada Gearhart and William Page Moore wed quietly July 6 at Martinsburg Lutheran parsonage. Cumberland considers converting Allegany County Academy into a museum managed by a new Allegany County Historical Society. The Southern Checker Association to hold its 1952 tournament in Atlanta August 16-17.
Paris reports bell sleeves as a key feature of summer frocks. Designers shape the upper arm tightly and flare to six to eight inches at the wrist, often tying the sleeve with a contrasting color to match the gown’s hue.
An old styled ad claims mentha pepsin helps children gain color and weight without stuffing foods. It promotes a tablespoon with meals as a natural aid and touts buyable guarantees from reputable druggists.
The Girls Y M C A camp at Big Pool ends Saturday evening with a program from 7 to 9 and pins and badges awarded to outstanding campers. Dramatics will include a minstrel show led by Miss Dorothy Loy, followed by a weekend at the camp before Tuesday return. Marriage license issued to Raymond P Hull and Catherine J Barnhart.
A street car overhears a woman faulting her husband in public and argues that casual airing of domestic troubles erodes dignity. The column urges restraint, reticence, and loyalty, noting complaints invite more complaints and damage character. Write to Betty Brainerd. Clive Hope Beauty Shoppe advertises permanent waves.
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