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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1925
Page
9
The Evening Mail society page lists numerous residents and visitors. R R Jiles and Biblo visit Pittsburg relatives. Mrs Dawson visits from Washington. many locals travel to Harrisburg Hershey and Baltimore. Washington and Williamsport are frequent stops. Read of hospital visits moves and weekend trips, with Minnie updates on employment and relocations.
A miscellaneous shower was given at the home of Mr and Mrs Samuel Conrad on McDowell Ave in honor of their son and daughter in law Homer Conrad and wife. Guests included many named relatives and friends with music by Garnet Gehr Max Gigeous and John Conrad. DINNER IS GIVEN Thirty six year wedding anniversary celebrated by Mr and Mrs A B Saylor with about thirty guests from Philadelphia and local families.
A church merger at Trinity Lutheran reassigns the Young People’s Society to the Women’s Society to recruit young women for missions. Twenty four young women formed the nucleus at a Monday Missionary Society meeting, with Dr L B Wolf to preach at Sunday’s service. A church-wide turnout is urged. Family reunion honors Mr Ernst’s birthday at 870 Virginia Avenue with relatives from local and Philadelphia addresses.
The Busy Builders Class of the First Christian Church presents the comedy Kicked Out of College in the Sunday school auditorium at 8 this evening. All parts are played by girls from the class, led by Isabelle Clark and Willa Cottrell with a cast including Mary Heiser, Gladys Larrick, Catherine Ken Gle, Katherine McGinnis, Virginia Nettirk, and many others.
At the University of Wisconsin nearly 4000 women students voted no on extending the old maxim that men pay for entertainment. Dean F. Loulas Nardia supported cost sharing but the student body preferred financial equality, with critics arguing men would become effeminate and lose leadership if required to cover dating expenses.
Cynthia Grey hails Mary Pickford on her thirty second birthday noting her youthful look, candid eyes, and strong charity of spirit. James W. Gerard calls her brilliantly capable though not superficial, while editors and friends praise her hard work, housekeeping, and religious restraint in jazz era Hollywood.
A mock wedding is staged in the comedy Sophronia's Wedding tonight at 7:46 in the lecturn room of St Pauls GO. D. Church. The wedding party includes Aride Katherine Hose groom Richard Smith maid Violet Thomas bridesmaids Mildred Wilhide Cleora Green ring bearer Philip Statton train bearers Elmer Funkhouser Jr Richard Funkhouser flower girls Barbara Nickies June Shiffer ushers Edwin Snyder Hilla Adams mit Jeter Norman Reed. The bride wears a white gown and carries a white prayerbook. attendants wear fashionable costumes.
Mrs. Franklin P. Canby, president of the Maryland Division, will lead about fifteen to twenty members of Henry Kyd Douglas Chapter in traveling to Baltimore Wednesday for the division meeting at the Belvedere at 2:20 PM. The session commemorates Jefferson Davis's birthday and all chapter members may attend.
H. Monroe Ridgely of this city has been chosen as president of the Collaga Glee Club while attending Dickinson College. The selection marks a notable leadership honor for Ridgely within the college musical organization.
More than 450 Hagerstown public school pupils will perform in the third annual concert at St Johns Lutheran Auditorium under Miss Electa Zeigler. Students from grades 1 through 8, with groups from several schools, will sing solos and chorus numbers, accompanied by a pipe organ and several pianists. A silver offering will be taken at the door.
Pythians travel to Conamac Park for a Saturday reunion of Fraternel lodges from Franklin and Washington counties. Events run 11 A M to midnight with visitors received, plus a Past Chancellors meeting led by Grand Chancellor Russler and Grand Inspector Hartman to outline the year. A hand concert and a baseball game between the Vageretuan Drinkey and Marlinsburgs Tease Ca.
The fourth annual Washington County Sunday School Association convention closed with a main address by Dr. Cudtipp of Baltimore at St John's Lutheran Auditorium. Additional meetings occurred in Clearspring and Chowsville.
Mr and Mrs James Funston of East Hallimore Street are spending two weeks with Mr Munston s mother in Indianapolis Indiana.
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