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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
9
The Ridgely and Mt Royal areas buzz with social visits and travel plans. Local residents including Mrs Thelma Gruber of 88 East Avenue, Mary Post Duvall of Spring Held Farm, and many others are visiting Baltimore Philadelphia and New York, while several couples plan lengthy trips to California via the Panama Canal and a European tour starting June 14.
The entry explains sacrilege as violation of sacred things. It traces etymology to Latin sacrare and legere meaning to read or gather. It notes common mispronunciation as sacrelikelaus and cites a usage example about reparations and force.
The Arts and Letters Club wrapped its year with a program on modern American poetry. Papers discussed Whitman and vers libre, readings featured Amy Lowell and others, and leadership changes were announced for the coming year.
The 1922 graduates enjoyed a reception and dance hosted by the Washington County High School Alumni Association in the Chamber of Commerce Auditorium with music by Aoleman's Orchestra. Mr and Mrs Henry P Bridges hosted a postmarriage reception at Woolmont Club near Hancock. many Hagerstown guests attended as the couple begins their wedding trip. Agnes Thompson of Washington visited her mother in Williamsport.
Regular Rotary meeting at the MC building featured Helen Braley Cavanaugh singing three numbers with two encores while Rotarian Scott R Wagner spoke on his oriental pilgrimage. He praised the Mediterranean basin as a source of art and science, discussed travel highlights from Madeira to Granada, and commented on Europe’s industrial revival and the ideals of Rotary.
Mrs. Julia C Banghorn and Mrs. Thomas Panghorn hosted a card afternoon at The Hemlocks, Potunie Avenue. Thirteen tables drew about 600 guests, with floral decor and dainty refreshments. Nive Car Stonebyal won bridge. Mrs. John D Dunn carried off first honors in five hundred.
The auditorium overflowed for the Williamsport High School commencement week closing exercises. Parents and patrons watched a decorated stage, an orchestra selection, and a reunion program. Wil lam Byron presented the junior class roll including Tollta Down n, Grimes, Schuehly, Downs, Curfman, Hamowad, Bowser, Wright, Barnas and others.
An unusual program on Tuesday June 6 features Grace R. Gerber an Has arstown attorney reading The Meeting Pot Zangwill drama. Miss Gerber known as lecturer appears as reader for first time on Hagerstown platform with Mary Howard as soloist at the MG A auditorium tickets from Miss Jeanette Lyon Herald- Nation office.
Seventy pupils of the seventh grade at Andetan school staged a dramatization of Hiawatha as a class exercise before about two hundred spectators. The program featured songs recitations and violin solos performed by named students and included a pamphlet program cover depicting Hiawatha’s wigwam and the line about the shining big sea waters.
Fifth and sixth grade pupils from Broadway school, mentored by Misa Yeails Miss Hart man and Mrs. Wolfinger, enjoy a midday picnic at City Park under supervision.
Joseph T. Reeder and Minnie MN Welty of Hagerstown. Jesse P. Wood and Alvin WL Mad 4300 of Crozet Virginia. Sam Rosson and Virgie Garrison of Groftoes Washington.
At the Lei! tersburg Grange meeting last night a joint picnic with Mountain View Grange was set for August 6 at Smithsburg if the date suits Smithsburg members. Location not fixed. Formation of a Boys’ club postponed. A lively program featured readings by Mrs. C. P. Ridenour and Miss Mae McKendricks with debates on manners and resting Sundays.
A vintage recipe outlines a ham with pineapple and cloves. Ham is browned in a pan with pineapple pieces, then simmered with water and caramel to a thick glaze. The method includes coating with flour paste, adding a hot finishing glaze, and serving on a platter with the dripping flavors.
The Ladies' Ghese of Presbyterian Church will held an impartate buaiuess meetlog iunday afternoon at 3 o'clock In the chapel. Union Festival: The Prpesburg Union Sunday school will hold a festival in Clayton Hyde's trove of Saturday, June 3.
West Maryland College hosts a June 10 pageant in which Washington County participants Charles Grave of Hagerstown and Miss Virginia Belt of Williamsport will perform alongside about a thousand cast members. The production titled The Sheathing of The Sword covers episodes from history ending with the close of the long war.
The Young People's Missionary Society of Bakersville presents a cantata in simple form titled The Beautiful, a monologue and pantomime this Sunday evening at 9 45. The Castor New W L Rensburg will give an exit dress. An offering will be taken for slippers of Dr Mary Baer's salary of the Guntur Mission in India. You are welcome.
The Henry Kya Douglas Chapter LL. D. will hold its annual meeting and officer election at the Public Library on Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock in June.
Closing exercises of the colored school will be held at Samaritan Hall Friday afternoon June 2. Exercises will begin at 230 PM. Everybody welcome.
Dr Carey promotes a “perfect functioning” of kidneys and urges urgent use of his No 777 prescription for several urinary and kidney symptoms. The ad claims immediate relief, warns Bright's Disease risk, and offers money-back on first purchase through Tromet W Balde at Central Drug Store.
A vintage advertisement extols New Relief from rheumatism and touts Laxo Aspirin as a stomach friendly laxative combined with a digestant. It promises prompt relief and a permanent cure, urging readers to ask for the Three Polit Box from Therapeutic Research Laboratories in Washington, D.C.
Louis Joseph Vance details a chaotic film studio scene in Ninth Avenue New York where Alma Daley and Egbert Laughlin perform for a moving pictures setup. The article portrays the tense dynamics among actors, technicians, and a restless crew as cameras roll and a staged love scene unfolds amid technical quirks and showy theatrics.
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