Social and Personal Notes From Hagerstown District
A long list of local residents and visitors is reported, detailing returns home, weekend visits, and trips. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Bowser, Al and Mrs. Giry E. Biden, Ruth Purrity, Hyances Moore, Mrs. Charles Sutve ly, Mrs. Blue Tyrhamer, and many others from Waynesboro, Martinsburg, Philadelphia, and beyond, with travel to New York, Copenhagen, Washington, Roanoke, and Harrisburg. The piece notes illness improvements, graduations, and upcoming travel for a five month Burene tour and a cathedral organ dedication involving Moller family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mags
Page
Viv
Dens Jensen
Macine
Wis
Copenhagen
Dinner for 93 year old and local mentions
A long list of local social notes from this city includes a 93rd birthday for Jacob McGraw of Sharpsburg and recognition as a prominent Mason. Attending guests hail from Washington County, Larchmont, Mercersburg, and Sharpsburg. Other items note travels, hospital operations, and upcoming events at Mercersburg Academy and Beaver Creek Community Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. LePavie
George H. Rohrer
Wayside Avenue
Proving
Masonic J Lodge
Washington County
A. K. McGraw
Kathryne
Anne Curtis’ McGraw
Kretzer McGraw
North Street
Daisy McGraw
Sharpsburg
Aml
Ralph C. Robinson
Ansdowne, Md
Glee Club Concert Celebrates Piano Gift at Hagerstown High
The packed Hagerstown High auditorium hosted the final concert of the school season by the Boys and Girls Glee Clubs. They presented a varied program honoring a concert grand piano donated by members from 1923 to 1926, funded through club performances led by Miss Electa Riegler. Professor Gibson praised the club’s work and director Miss Ziegler, noting the piano as a monument to former members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown High School
Electa Riegler
Hagerstown
Thomas L. Gibson
Gibson
Misa Ziegler
the Immortal
Henry Hadley
Glee Club
Paul Wachs
Gladys Gibson
Debussy
Snor
Sigurd Lie
Girls Glee Club
Sweet Wind
Cadman
Doris Strole
Lady Moan
Loomis
Ash Grove
Boys! Club
Kamenec Ostrow
Rubenstein
Julia Belle Shenk
Raanjolais
Coerne
Lady Moon
Doris Ruse
Venus
Letlata Shenk
John Burger
Harold Carbaugh
Girls
Barbour
Margaret Hart
Moonleli Meadows
Caibulka
Gabriel-Marie
Gosund
Letlatia Shenk
Arie
Mali
Tutist
Mlo
Haydn
Glee Clay
Do You Recall YEARS AGo 15 TODAY- Ben Dieh and Stahl Campbell
Shepherdstown speeding warrants appear in 1887 local record. Tax collector duties and assistants listed. tax rate fixed at 85 cents. $54 609 allocated for schools. Marriage licenses issued. various local officials named. notable property sale and personnel changes noted.
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Ben Dieh
Stahl Campbell
Shepherdstown
Mrs Schindel Hosts Bridge Party at Roulette Apartments
Mrs Annie Schindel entertained at an Orlage Durty with guests including Mrs J S Bitner Mrs A G Hemminger Mrs Jessie Nelson Mrs Gladys Haden Mrs Madaline Shaw Mrs C P Omvake Mrs Harry Gillan Miss Belle Wilhelm of Greenscastle and Kennington Sewing Circle members Mrs Charles B Carl Mrs Leslie Kauffman Mrs John O Craig Mrs Mary Kreps Mrs Wm Gillan Mrs A G McLanahan Mrs Anna Strickler Mrs George H White Misses Alice Henrietta Brown Carrie Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Schindel
J. S. Bitner
Jessie Nelson
Gladys Haden
Madaline Shaw
C. P. Omvake
Harry Gillan
Belle Wilhelm
Greencastle
Kennington
Kennington Sewing Circle: Mrs. Charles B. Carl, Mrs. Leslie Kauffman
John O. Craig
Mary Kreps
Gillan
A. G. McLanahan
Anna Strickler
George H. White
Alice
Henrietta Brown
Carrie Rhodes
Designer Margaret Adams Creates Gowns for Movie Stars
Margaret Adams, designer for First National Production, creates gowns costing 300 to 500 dollars for stars like Claire Windsor Doris Kenyon and Mae McAvoy. Her Hollywood studio in Burbank and New York office supply sketches through directors to stars. Extras buy their own costumes and principals receive outfits, often reused years later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Windsor
Corrine Griffith
Colleen Moore
Margaret Adams
First National
Incorporated
Hagerstown
William K. Derr
Moller
Miss Adams
California
New York
Burbank
Hollywood
Adams
Lucille
Lady Duff Gordon
Worth
Samuel Adams
Interior
Ina
Doris Kenyon
Mae McAvoy
Bessie Love
Chatter Box Edited by Antietam School Students
The Chatter Box, a school newspaper from Antietam School, is produced entirely by pupils. It lists editors and assistants across sections including editor-in-chief Frances Gossard and helpers Roszel McConnel Edward Harp James Lucas LaRue Habercom Mildred Lum Rhoda Potter Jane Lindsay Helen Lewis Vivian Stotelmyer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antietam
Frances Gossard
Nance Dixon
Roszel McConnel
Edward’ Harp
James Lucas
LaRue ‘Habercom
Mildred Lum
Rhoda Potter
Jane Lindsay
Helen Lewis
Vivian Stotelmyer
L. Kirk
Doris Shull
J. Tenney
L. Lindsay
Schlotterbeck
Harp Pilgrimage Reunion Planned At Traddock Heights
Angerstown executive committee outlines July 3 program for Harp descendants gathering at Traddock Heights with Roscoe H Brane Reno S Harp and Prof Roger C Harp directing a 100 voice mixed chorus and Harp Orchestra. Key speakers include Rev Victor C Weidler and Grace M Brane. Marriage licenses listed. local notices note Richard Logan ill with grippe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angerstown
Traddock Heights
Roscoe Harp Brane
Washington, D. C
Cameron
Eigenbrode
Thurmont
Reno S. Harp
Frederick
Cyrus F. Flook
Myersville
Lana J. Chaney
Roger C. Harp
Hagerstown
Victor C. Weidler
Minneapolis, Minn
Grace M. Brane
Hood College
Miss Chaney
Harp Orchestra
Harp Pilgrimage Association
Roscoe
H. Brane
Victor 0. Weidler
John Harp
Harry J. Harp
Jacob Harp
Charles H. Harp
St. Paul, Min
Ae “Cendants
States
Nobody's Business on Legs and Contemptuous Talk
A humorous Bureau of Leg commentary mocks how legs are discussed in society. It cites a dubious Independent statistic classifying legs into types like piano legs and bow legs, noting the field is underdeveloped and inviting a college to study legs further.
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Independent
Recencly
Middle West
Hostess Mrs Eyerly Heads Pink and White Bridge Party
Mrs Charles Eyerly is hostess this afternoon at a bridge party at her home on Potomac avenue for 20 guests. Pink and white roses and peonies decorate the scene to match the color scheme. Tomorrow she will entertain at bridge for 28 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eyerly
Potomac Avenue
Mrs Porter hosts luncheon bridge at Surrey Tea Room
Mrs Thomas H Porter entertained today at a luncheon bridge with fifty five guests. Decorations featured pink shades and spring flowers including pink snapdragons. At 500 ENTERTAINS area noted. Fred Souders hosted a party at Hast North street yesterday evening for sixteen guests. Miss Helen Milburns won a guest prize and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Porter
Surrey Tea Room
Fred Souders
Hast North Street
Helen Milburns
Lengthening Skirts Sparks Speculation and Social Etiquette
A commentary argues that longer skirts would only place people in a sideshow and invite speculation about the nature of leg coverage, which would be improper and not pleasant for public decorum.
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Society Mirror
Evening Mail
Kenneth J. Bowser
Giry E. Biden
South Broad
Ruth Purrity
New Naughles Pil
Hyances Moore
Charles Sutvely
Waynesboro
Blue Tyrhamer
Russell Fields
Russell
Wolfinger
Heer
Nichols
Mr. Holt
Denver, Col
Williamg College
M. Monahan
Sarah and
Patricia Monahan
Vineland
N. J
C. W. Abnahan
West Side Ave
Tm, Johanns
Newark
N. d
Johanns
C.D. McCarran
Nicholas Carnigliaro
Huth Dotterer
Union Bridge
Harrisburg, Pa
Virginia
Mast
Baltimore Street
Nhucura Walls
Corinne Troupe
Clear Jarings
Washington, D.C
Emma Hull
Rink
Samuel Hull
Sharpside
Richard Tol
Washington
Alexandria
Virgie Wahrney
Beauyoul
Hos
William Pennington
North Jecupant Street
J. Kuhn
Baltimore
Frederick Vierve and Company
Philadelphia
McCrory Building
Marvy l. Beck
Irwin FP. Hoffman
McCrory
Mr. Hoffman
Mr. and
Myg.t. A. Rishing
Jennie, Willig
Maxine
Johnstown
Manus Choice, Pa
Welen Morningstar
Jefferson Hospital
Hiladelphia
Warves Hy of
Reid
Big Bow
Kan
Joun J W. Hynes
U Ubons
Kansas
Colorado Line
John Davis
Franklin Davis
Roanoke
Ad Airs
John Siepelmeyer
Siepelmeyer
John Mactlinger
This City
Catherine McNamara
Mirshner
Vine Street
Chicago
Nellie Clopper
Helen Downey
Glenside Avenue
W. A. Clopper
Maniilton Boulevard
Kirs
D. H. Sisler
Evelyn Glopper
Kirksville, Mo
American School of Osteopathy
Carrie Sidders
Montclair, N
Miases ‘Leny
Wisie Horst
Maryland State Normal School
JD. JL. Horst
Maugansville, Md
Charles Price
George Price
North Mulberry Street
Fred Brunngrader
Bessie Rouskoulo
Franklin Street
Franklin Miller
Frances. Miller
Glennor Smith
Goucher
College
A. M. Smith
Broadway
Cleveland
Theodore Smith
Case School of Applied Science
Eloise Fechtig
Henry Bell
Charleston
Mrs. Pitt F. Carl
Evelyn Chenowetl
Moller Apartments
Carlste
Dickingen College
C. Howard Kretzer
Summit Avenae
Walter Johnson
Boston
Iva Keller
C. Harry Weller
Miss Never
Aliss Margaret Adams
Marstfield
Mass
Ti Jiam Ky Were
Katherine Yerry
Bernard College
Columbia University
New York City
Myr
Elmer WK
Eyerly
South Prospect Street
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
Harold Bester
James Wagnman
Maxwell Baechtel
Elisa Stell
Lexington
Vaa
Washington and Lee, University
George Rohrer
Jacob McGraw
Starry Crammer
H. G. Wheelock
Virginia Baker
Larchmont
N. Y
Solomon Baker
Elizabeth Kremer
Hamilton Boulevard
Mercersburg
Mercersburg Academy
Emma Watkins
Elmira, N.Y
Anne Knabe
West
Marie Slauson
Washington County Hospital
Sara Jane Cushwa
Washington Street
Marcersburg Academy
Dickinson College
Carlisle
X. A. Rogers
Wagers'town
Colonial Hotel
Charles Mark
Mary Asckton
Aldus Coffman
E. P. Harley
Beaver Creek Community Club
Lester Brothers
Dany Cnstration Ani
Ugle
Leiter Brothers
Grey Gables
Beauty Parlor
Bailey
Potomac
Arcadia
Nixon
Academy Sodal
Bingham
J. Guy Weagler
Chas
J. Ansell
J. E. Ward
C. F. B. Zebler
Earl B. Troupe
Staamm
W E. Schindle
George B. Young
P. M. Kaylor
Louis McComas
Young
Wayne Wernsner
Trace
South Junction
Cherry Run
P. H. Mathias
Arnold Spahr
Crown O. Diehl
Hancock
Joseph M. Bay
Cora Mw Barnhart
Ringgold
Long John Davis
Wm. Spangler
Potomac Lodge
Noble Grand
Harry E. Funk
John W. Johnson
Geo. B. Oswald
George ‘Garlock
Marshall
J. A. Zeigler
William A. Sauders
Lilly May
Montgomery
Jacob E. Fisher
Jonathan
Jos. N. Forbes
J. HL. Blake
Baldwin House
Theodore B. Shank
Mrs. Schindel
Mrs. J. Boyd Henri
Dagmar Hotel
DAGMA
Dant
George Harp
This County
Sarah Burtner
Leedysville
Ray G. Leatherman
Dessie D. Koogle
Middletown
Samuel Carder
Oldtown
Edna L. St. John
Garnett E. Foor
Harrisburg
Hazel
Hartz
Palmyra
John W. Knight
Grace x. Tyers
Dargan
Harry C. Schrauder
Claara E. Fernicle
Marysville
Donald C. Weigand
Fran Jees
P. Ritenour
John G. Haen
Eveliy V. McGee
Richard Logan
Grippe
Washington Avenue
Dethol
Dethol Mfg. Co., Inc
Richmond
Voile
Dimity
Batiste
The
W.P. Beard Co
Milton Kohler & Sons
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Lenox China
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