Social and Personal Notes From the City
E C Rowe is free after ten days confined to home. Frances V Bonebrake visits Gaithersburg Md vacationing at J T Schwartzberck Jr home. Eloise Tullis guests Dorothy Spickler Western Pike for days. Mrs Harold Wells and son of Bridgeport visit sister N T Shafer in Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs Charles J Powles registered at Chalfonte Hadden Hall Atlanthe City. Rosa Blatkin and two children of Philadelphia visit Samuel Snyderman in Williamsport. Mrs W M Daniels ill at home with parents in Cleveland. Marie Conley returns from Dayton. George M Bohman and son to Lake Chautauqua for weekend. Betty Schamel Dorothy Brook Mary Cox Helen Roth visit Frostburg and Cumberland. William Turk of Ionia Mich visiting son Walter Turk on Sharpsburg Pike. Turk plans local sightseeing during stay. C W Landenstein ill at 240 East Washington improving at home. Martha Neikirk returns to Marbern Road after visit with R H Sowers in Chevy Chase. George Gearhart at 110 Salem avenue suffers sprained arm and facial injuries from fall. not serious. Edward Graybill convalescing at home after Harrisburg Hospital operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Myers
Harry
Rush Myers
Charles Hollinger
Harrisburg
Kenneth Carvaugh
Harry Wilson
Kauffmans
Walter Gunningham
Hagerstown
D. W. Cunningham
Clinton Miller
Fairview
Clyde Cunningham
Leroy Stoller
Paul Wilhide
A. C. Angle
John Kendig
Martinsburg
Charles W. Ceariigs
Howard Lamm
Children’s Fifth Birthday Party at Conomac Park
Little Miss Jean Lane daughter of Attorney General and Mrs W Preston Lane and James Byron son of Senator and Mrs William D Byron of Williamsport celebrated their fifth birthdays by hosting a party at Conomac Park. They entertained many friends with concessions and a picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Lane
W. Preston Lane
James Byron
William D. Byron
Williamsport
Conomac Park
Japanese Tea Social by Homemakers Club
The Homemakers Club of Needonville plans a Japanese tea on the C BR Taylor lawn Thursday night July 21 at 7 30 pm. Decorations and costumes will be Japanese with booths selling tea ice cream cake candy and hot dogs. Attractions include a fish pond grab bag and fortune telling booth. Keedys boys will supply music. Large crowd expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers’ Club
Needonville
C. BR. Taylor
Keedys
Floyd Sherman to Assist at Recital at Mercersburg
Prof Roy A. MacMichael plays the organ at Mercersburg Academy chapel this summer with Floyd Sherman, a well known tenor, assisting at the Sunday recital. The program starts at 4 o'clock, following a 3 o'clock carillon recital by Bryan Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy A. MacMichael
Mercersburg Academy Chapel
Floyd Sherman
Bryan Barker
Academy Carillonneur
Prof
MacMichael
Trinity Reformed Church
Thurmont
Mr. Sherman
Rose and Burgundy Color Scheme for Evening Wear
Paris reports Mrs Louis Bromfield wife of the American author adopts a pale rose and burgundy red evening outfit. Her ensemble features a pale rose crepe dress with crepe detailing a burgundy scarf and a short velvet jacket trimmed with cog feathers for a coordinated look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Louis Bromfield
Semifinals in women's midsummer handicap golf at Fountain Head
Semifinals of the women’s midsummer handicap golf tournament are set at Fountain Head Country Club with finals likely between now and Monday. Matches feature Mrs Norman B Scott vs Mrs Lynn Brumback and Mrs Willis Altenderfer vs Mrs Arthur Crosson, plus byes for several players and results from the third flight. A Coca Cola case donated by Hugh Crafton of the Coca Cola bottling works is among prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Head
Norman B. Scott
Lynn H. Brumback
Willis Altenderfer
Arthur Crosson
W. Preston Lane
Emma Geiser
Edith Fylde
Daniel Pelletier
Robert Dudley
Arthur Crasson
Ben Reed
Shrine Holds Final Prosperity Dance in Cumberland
The last of three prosperity dances sponsored by All Ghan Temple Cumberland was held at Braddock Heights last night with a goodsized crowd from Hagerstown Frederick and Cumberland and about fifty from here. The first dance was at the Armory and the second in Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Ghan Temple
Cumberland
Braddock Heights
Hagerstown
Frederick
Armory
Cearfoss Community Notes From July Gatherings
Relocated bylines list community visits across Cearfoss Greencastle and nearby towns. Rev Jessa Whitacre preaches at Broadfording. Residents Selina Kendis Chloe Anthony Catherine Corbett visit relatives from Martinsburg Hagerstown Harrisburg and nearby, with several families hosting gatherings and travels throughout the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Hollinger
David Hollinger
Fd. Bussard
Huyetts
Margaret Miller
Upton
Howard Wishard
My Beauty Hint from a Time of Caution
A reader recalls old advice about facial massages and muscles to avoid rubbing. She now uses a cold cream and gentle fingertip patting at night to protect sagging muscles, believing this nightly routine preserves facial firmness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melen
Golf Party at Lucky Strike Honors Young Tommy Kaylor
A golf party at Lucky Strike course 710 Oak Hill avenue hosted by Mr and Mrs Omer T Kaylor for their son Tommy s ninth birthday. Girls winner Alice Tweille Mobley with 68. runner up Anne Graber 77. Boys tie Richard Leiter and Fred Fahrney 52, Leiter wins with 66 after extra round. Fahrney 75. Lunch at Kaylor home followed. Also reports Huyett Homemakers club meeting and marriage licenses in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill Avenue
Omer T. Kaylor
Tommy
Alice Tweille _ Mobley
Anne’ Graber
Richard Leiter
Fred Fahrney
Jack Diehl
Leiter Fually
Fahrney
Mary Agnes Yeager
Helen Fockler
Bob Diehl
Howard Yeager
Joseph Dennisonerd
Potomac Edison Employees Hold Broadfording Outing
Potomac Edison Company stores department employees and guests held a swimming party and wiener roast at Broadfording last night. Entertainment included swimming boating and a picnic supper with a speed ball game won by officers 25 to 5. Hagerstown attendees and out of town guests are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison Company
Broadfording
Hagerstown
C. G. Wright
C. E. Harbaugh
E L. Lizer
Choir Outing Planned at Snyder's Landing This Afternoon
St Johns Lutheran chorus members and guests about 45 will depart the church this afternoon at 4 for a day of swimming games and contests at Snyder's Landing. Prof J Atlee Young organist and choir director is general chairman of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagers Lawn
Clarksburg
W. Va
Mabel Irene Smith
Sidney Austin Smith
Daniel Heefner
Mercersburg
Boyd Edwards
Mercersburg Academy
Brrde
C. Burke Morris
Sean
Anne Morgig
Mark Heetner
Waynesboro
Mt Holyoke College
Columbia University
Wellesley
Mt. Holyoke
Florence Sabin
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York
Temple University
Heefner
Daniel M. Heefner
Wavrnesboro
University of Pennsylvania
American Alumni Couneil
St. John’s
Snyder's Landing
Frof. J. Atlee Young
Baby blue bridesmaids frocks captivate Paris society
Paris reports that baby blue dominates bridesmaids outfits at a high profile wedding. Mademoiselle Diane de Rothschild, daughter of Baron Robert de Rothschild, wed M Muhlstein. Attendants wore pale blue chiffon gowns with bishop sleeves, tall floor length skirts, pale hats, and carried lilies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Pridal
Mademoiselle
Diane de’ Rothschild
Baron Robert de Rothschild
M. Anatole Muhlstein
De Molay Dance a Great Success at Braddock Heights
The Braddock Heights dance for Hagerstown and Frederick De Molay chapters drew 128 couples, praised as the most successful of its kind. The next dance is planned for mid August, with the license yet to be chosen. Mrs. Richard J. Hamilton of 1628 The Terrace underwent yesterday’s appendectomy and is rest ing comfortably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Hagerstown
Frederick
de Molay
Richard J. Hamilton
Basehour Bros Dentists on the Square
Local dental office Basehour Bros Dentists advertises fall month promotions with new patients welcome and convenient 313 area services. Includes callouts for exams cleaning and fit adjustments at 20 up rates in a storefront on the square.
Dear Betty Brainerd on a husband doing woman's work
A wife writes about twelve years of marriage two children and a layoff. She rents rooms to make ends meet while her husband refuses to help with housework arguing it ill reflects on a man. Betty Brainerd condemns the prejudice and urges the husband to contribute to the family workload. She cites changing attitudes toward embroidery and women’s tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brainerd
Regim
England
Joe
Sic
Eries
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. C. Rowe
Frances V. Bonebrake
North
Prospect Street
Mrs. J. T. Schwartzberck, Jr
Gaithersburg, Md
Eloise Tullis
Dorothy Jane Spickler
Western Pike
Mrs
Harold Wells and Son
Bridgeport
Wells
N. T. Shafer
Philadelphia
Charles J. Powles
Chalfonte-Hadden Hall
Aulanthe City
Rosa Blatkin
Samuel Snyderman
Marie Conley
Potomac Avenue
Dayton
George M. Bohman
Lake Chautauqua
Betty Schamel
Dorothy Brook
Mary Cox
Helen Roth
Frostburg
William Turk
Alion, ML
Walter Be, Turk
Sharpsburg Pike
Mr. Turk
C. W. Landenstein
East Washington Street
Clive Hope Beauty Shoppe
Permanent Waves
Potomar St
Martha Neikirk
Marbern J Road
R. H. Sowers
Chevy Chase
George Gearhart
Salem Avenue
Edward Graybill
Irvin Avenue
Harrisburg City Hospital
Hoffman’s Style Shop
Potomac St
the Club
Old Hagerstown Country Club
Jerry Harp
Conomac
Burgundy
Frank
Martha Washington
Colonial Theatre Bldg
Cearfoss
Leiter Brothers
Novel Entertainment
Tommy Kaylor
Huyetts Club
Huyett Homemakers’ Club
Garling
Robert Shellhase
Bowman
Halfway Club
Jacob Myers
Fresh Air Fund Tribune
Washington County
Women's Club of
Himer M. Young
Greencastle
Nellie M. Cook
Quincy
John V. Straley
Blanche, Catharine Rife
Russell Lee Brown
Ethel C. Ball
Washington, D
Potomac Edison Department
Worth
L. & B. Hat Works
East
Washington ST
Mote! Alexander and
AUS Terminal
Daniel Heerner
Larm’s
N. Potomac St
Basehour Bros
Dentists
Abe
AME
AL AL AB Abe
AMS Abe
Abe Martin
Abes
Mei Abe
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