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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1925
Page
9
Society editor notes many residents visiting relatives and friends away from home. Returns include Miss Alma Morris from Washington and Miss Mae Lechron from Pen Mar. Numerous trips cited to Baltimore Philadelphia Cumberland and Atlantic City with family illness surgery and motor trips also mentioned.
A wedding held at 8 this morning in Keedysville united Miss Vera M. Snively daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob M. Snively with Mr. Harry B. Snyder a Keedysville resident and Washington County lawyer. Rev Dr J Philip Harner officiated at the bride's home before relatives and friends. The bride wore rose point lace and carried bridal roses. travel gown was blond satin. The couple left at 9 12 for a honeymoon to the Great Lakes and Niagara Falls. Vera Snively is a Shenandoah College graduate and noted vocalist. Snyder is a Washington and Lee graduate and rising young member of the Washington County Bar active in Democratic politics.
The Workers' Conference of St. Paul's Evangelical Sunday School held its regular quarterly meeting and fellowship supper in the church basement with about 60 present. The Sunday School orchestra, led by Garnett Gehr, provided music. Mrs. Watkins sang. J. Brittan Walker, superintendent of Grace Evangelical Sunday School in Baltimore, was the speaker. Rev. G. C. Gabriel, formerly of Flagerstown and now pastor of the Evangelical Church at Wrightsville, Pa, followed with a helpful talk.
Miss Reta Louise Miller and Howard Burtner wed at United Brethren parsonage at Keenysville after five thirty this morning. The bride, longtime Washington county teacher, and Mrs. Burtner, a local farmer's wife, start married life at Sharpsburg with plans for North Carolina wedding trip. Emma Fordyce, principal, to reopen Hagerstown Private School at 479 Potomac Avenue after vacation, noting Dalton system influence from Morgantown and West Virginia University.
Four sets of twins were guests at the Stonesifer residence, 41 West Side Avenue, on Sunday. The twins named were Ernest and Dick Brockman, Mrs. Walter Trumpower and Mrs. Millrgeret Weller, It. A. Stoutle and Mrs. J. KR. Weard. Additional attendees included Mrs. Ernest Brockman of Keyser West Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Taylor of Charles Town West Virginia, Alt. and Mrs. J. K. Beard and son of Cumberland, and Mrs. Walter Trumpower of Marers town.
Vacation Bible School at Broad Fording Church of the Brethren has completed one week with 84 enrolled students. The closing program is scheduled for July 31 at 8 p.m.
The piece defines a vampire as a wife who cannot attract one man and then pursues other women's husbands to prove she remains desirable. It critiques the behavior as a housemate's manipulative habit and fear of losing appeal, including feigned illness to gain sympathy and attention. Also a cooking tip says mix cereals with cold water to prevent lumps.
Morton Woll and Almira Campbell of Warm Springs Virginia wed in a license filing. Robert Holinshead of Newville Pennsylvania and Beatrice V. Scllack of Martinsburg West Virginia also licensed. Harry E. Snyder and Vera M. Spive ly of Keedysville, plus Charles T. Liensley and Brownie Wright of Clifton Forge Virginia. Howard M. Barber of Sharpsburg and Rita Louise Miller of Keedysville. Stanley Hinkle and Blanche Newnymaker of Marietta Pennsylvania with Ernest E. Kyler and Marthe M. Hichanan of Mapleton Pennsylvania.
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