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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1933

Page

8

Social and Personal All Itema Roundup

Notes from Evans area society pages detailing visits and travel. Guests include Miss Belle Swope and Labian Morris in Washington with Miss Ethel Myers. Mrs. George Highman Jr. summoned to Greenwich for ill mother. Mildred Snyder returns to Philadelphia with Mrs. William Horst. Mrs. D F Snyder recovering from pneumonia. Spangier Kieffer visiting relatives in Hagerstown. Cornelia Funkhouser visiting Roberta Kohler in Muske gon. Samuel Phillips Jr. back from Front Royal. Frances Baker visiting Baltimore. Mrs. Danzer and son at Windsor North Carolina. Mrs. John Downin and Miss Nancy Denton guests of Mrs. Lynn Keller. Mrs. Edmund Foster visiting Frostburg. Roulet te sisters and others at Kill Kare Kabin. Bowser party and Miss Miller motor trip to Chicago fair. Samuel C. Dickrehoff visiting Williamsport. Pearl party returns from Orkney Springs. Arthur Goshorn home from Camp Meade with guest Richard Edmond. Stine party from Philadelphia touring northern cities. Lavinia Moore at Johns Hopkins summer school. Mrs. Isabelle Goodman on buying trip. Mrs. Catherine Smith and Peggy Lou visiting George D. Jones’s parents. Mrs. Edgar Worthington visiting Baltimore relatives. Niemyer and Fiery at Niemyer’s cottage near Conococheague Creek. Edith Collistower returns from vacation near Blacksburg.

Picnic program for First Christian church outing announced

A program has been arranged for the annual Sunday school picnic of the First Christian church at City Park tomorrow afternoon and evening. Games and contests for all ages, prizes for winners, and basket lunches are planned by a committee led by John M. Clark. Also noted are local social updates and visits of several residents.

First Christian Church John M. Clark James Harrell H. C. Bentz Stanley Adams Frances Coffman William C. Horst Herbert McKwee Frank Harp J. H. Bowers Harry Snavely

River Outing at Dam No. 4 Hosts Portrait of Guests

Miss Catherine Cushwa of Williamsport hosted friends aboard the houseboat White Swan on the Potomac above Dam No. 4. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. Charles N. McEnerney, Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman Ramacciotti, Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. McCardell, Dr. I. M. Zimmerman, Mr. and Mrs. David Cushwa Jr., Miss Mercia Miller, Miss Cushwa, Samuel Dickerhoff, and others. swimming followed by a supper. ANNOUNCE BIRTH Mr. and Mrs. John Davenport announce the birth of a son at Washington County Hospital Sunday night.

Catherine Cushwa Wil| Mameport Potomac River Dam No. 4 Charles N. McEnerney Washington Har M. Hoffman Leonard Ramacciotti Hagerstown Norman R. McCardell I. M. Zimmerman David K. Cushwa, Jr Mercia Miller Williamsport Samuel C. Dickerhoff New York John Davenport South Prospect Street Washington County’ Hospital

Entertain for Miss South at Virginia Avenue Home

Miss Margaret Virginia South will wed Robert Gause of Allentown and Philadelphia in August. Ida and Helen Rowland host a party this evening at their Virginia Avenue home with guests including Margaret South, Vivian Summers, Doris Draper, Kitty Starr, and others.

Ida Helen Rowland Virginia Aveue Margaret Virginia South Robert Gause Allentown Philadelphia Margaret South Vivian Summers Doris Draper Kitty Starr Lucille Tarner Hilma Jean Barner Ruth ‘Lehman Edna Lehman Arline Zeigler Leona Moser George Buys Donald Massack Louis Reisner

Treasure Hunt Enjoyable Outing by Sharpsburg Church Group

The Loyalty Sunday School Class of Christ Reformed Church Sharpsburg held a July 13 treasure hunt along the Potomac at Snyder Landing near The Rams. Miss Louise Thomas won the grand prize and a late afternoon picnic followed with many guests listed.

Loyalty Christ Reformed Church Sharpsburg Helen Kaylor Potomac Snyder Landing Rams Louise Thomas Plenty Aupper Helen’ Kaylor Mae Mose Fannie Pulse Gerline Speaker Lillian Thomas Cora Shafer Ronald Otto Frank Otto Agnes Bender Alta Thomas Frances Poffenberger Dolly Mose Mary Thomas Raye Poffenberger Cordella Kretzer Loraine Speaker Stta Bender Grace Poffenberger Betsy Rosa Bender Edith Schroder Mary Katherine Kiper Evaline Otto Teddy Otto

Miss Mary Knelsley Hosts Ter Race Bridge Luncheon

Miss Mary Knelsley hosts a bridge luncheon this afternoon honoring Miss Mary Wagaman and announcing her upcoming marriage to Walter W. McPhail. Guests include Mrs. Martin Urner Mrs. Edwin Kline Mrs. Edward Wareham Jr Miss Susannah Cushwa and others.

Mary Knelsley Terrace Bridge Mary “Wagaman Walter W. McPhail Mary Wagaman Martin Urner Edwin Kline Edward J. Wareham, Jr Vinton L. Hershey Sarah Jane.Cushwa Susannah Cushwa Harold Bester Clark. Poole John Davenport

Special Meeting of House Wives' League Tonight

A special meeting of the House wives League is set for this evening at 8 o'clock at 12 East Washington Street. Full attendance is required as important business will be discussed.

The Housewives’ League East Washington Street

Couple Rewed in Hagerstown After Five-Year Separation

Cecil B. Shaw and Mary C. Shaw of Hagerstown wed again in Frederick last week, renewing their marriage bond after a divorce five years earlier.

Frederick Cecil B. Shaw Mary C. Shaw Hagerstown

Dear Betty Brainerd Advice on Winning a Football Loving Boy

A reader asks how to keep a popular ambitious boy she met before illness away from his many social obligations. The adviser suggests letting him make the moves, arranging casual meetings, learning his interests, talking about football, and letting him court the romance with some mystery. The guidance emphasizes subtlety and patience.

Betty Brainerd Oracle

Picnic Attracts Record Crowd From Presbyterian Sunday School

Reports show a large turnout for the annual picnic at Brewer's along Conoco cheague Creek on Wednesday. Tickets were distributed at the church and Sunday services, with the Sunday school orchestra under H. B. Davidson providing music. Participants meet at 2 p.m. at the church, then proceed by boty to the picnic ground. buses run at 2:30 and 9:30 for late attendees.

Presbyterian Sunday School Brewer's Conococheague H. B. Davidson

Treasury notices on sale tickets in local listings

Readable fragments indicate hot tickets notify Mrs Hega at 341 or Paul Shields at 2091 about a treasury sale or sale notice. Names and addresses appear, but details are incomplete and uncertainty remains.

Treasury Thoae Hega Paull Shields

Surprise Birthday Party for Doris Stine at Snyder’s Landing

A group of young friends hosted a surprise sixteenth birthday party for Doris Stine at her Snyder’s Landing summer home. Guests enjoyed dancing swimming and boating. Attending were Doris Stine Jane Mumper Clarice Mullen Mary Jane Mumper Mary Powles Hazel Bentz Celia Ernst Jane Killinger Harrisburg James Webb Edward Harper Quay Saglé David Crockett George Hohman Douglas Wright and Robert Eaves. Mr and Mrs Stine and Miss Mary Harrisburg served as chaperones.

Atla Doris Stine Snyder’s Landing Doris Stine Jane Mumper Clarice Mullen Mary Mary Powles Hazel Bentz Celia Ernst Jane Killinger Harrisburg James “Webb Edward Harper Quay Saglé David Crockett George Hohman Douglas’ Wright Robert Eaves Mia Miss Mary

Also Mentioned on This Page

Evans Belle Swope Labian Morris Ethel Myers George Highman, Jr South Locust Greenwich Conn Mildred Snyder D. Frank Snyder Conford Street William Horst D. F. Snyder Concord Street Spangier Kieffer George Roulette Oak Hill Avenue Cornelia Funkhouser Roberta Kohler Muskeegon,Michigan Samuel Phillips,Jr Oak Hill’ Avenue Front Royal Virginia Frances Baker W. F. Prior Company Baltimore Charles Danzer John P. Downin Nancy Denton San Francisco Cal Lynn ‘Keller the Terrace Edmund, Foster Virginia Avenue Frostburg Laura Katherine Roulette Helen Ernst Jean McMichael Marguerite Garver Jane Evans Eloise Henson Doris Evans Alice Rosenberger Kill Kare Kabin Snyder's Landing J.B. H.bowser Catherine Bowser Hamilton Boulevard Ida V. ‘Miller Charlotte, N. G Chicago Fair Canada Samuael C. Dickrehoff Cornelius Pearl Rowe Mae Pearl Orkney Springs, Va Arthur Goshorn Camp Meade Richard Edmond Camp “Meade Hubert T. Stine Edgar R. Toms Carline Poffenberger Bethlehem Merritt Brown Lolita Downin Lavinia Moore Johns Hopkins, University W. HE. ‘Moore West Washington Street Isabelle Goodman Leaders Catherine Smith Peggy Lou Washington, D. C Edgar Worthington William V. Niemyer Frank L. Fiery Niemyers Cottage Slong Conococheague Creek Edith Collistower Blacksburg Fred Kershaw Gene Canandaigua Hylda M. Fleagle N. Y Paul Emma Dougan Thurmont Roy Cornelius Hoyle Washington, D.C Cecilia Switzer West Franklin Street Edwin J. Wareham, Jr Buddy and Mary Ellen Misa Josephine Strite Apent Burcay Hanover Joseph Miler George Flohr McDowell Avenue M. L. Stoner Harrisonbure John J. Fiery East North Street Selena Dodd Fleisher's Sarah Wood Edenton N.C Virginia Beach Mrs Norman Scott Weat Washington Street Mamie Semler North Potomac Street Washington Hotel Berkeley Springs Hilda Sellers Champersburg A. V. Sellers Western Pike Doris Mann Louise Novinger Pen-Mar Larm’s Beauty Shop N. Potomac St Stove Lykens Valley J. W. Rohrer SS Ae Kline Bros. Best Bett’s Beauty Shoppe Washington St Miss Cushwa Williams Port S & B Hat Works East Washington ENNA Wiarr the House of Shoes Pac Sid Reece Footer Kiddie Klothes Potomac St Presbyterian Og Wen Louvella America Carton Omee Mirfield Loccert & Mima
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