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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
9
Social and Personal notes recount visits and travels around Maryland and nearby towns. Residents attend commencements, summer vacations, and weekending with relatives, with mentions of University of Maryland, Mary Baldwin College, Hannah Moore College, and Massanutten Military Academy among others.
An advertisement touts Kojene as a safe antiseptic that banishes bad breath. It instructs rinsing with a teaspoonful in water and gargling, claims stomach sources often cause odor, and promotes a sale nationwide. The copy asserts Kojene is far more powerful than carbolic acid or mercury disinfectants and offers a 40 cent bottle, 60 cents at Wareham's City Pharmacy.
The Washington County Board of Education announced fourteen new female trustee appointees at Tuesday’s meeting, adding to a partial list released yesterday. The roster includes trustees from Williamsport Rock Hill Clearspring Sunny Side Faith's Charlton and numerous towns, with names such as Mrs. J W Lefevre Mrs. H G Foster Mrs Bridget Booth and others across Dargan Allen Besley Wellers Independence and more, reflecting broader gender representation in school governance.
Mr and Mrs Albert B Young of Carlisle Pennsylvania announce the birth of a daughter at Washington County Hospital this morning.
Mrs. B. R. Rouzer entertained her bridge club yesterday afternoon with a luncheon at 622 Summit Avenue. Four tables of bridge and a guest table yielded first prize to Mrs. Russell Zentmyer, second to Mrs. Henry Moser, and consolation prizes to Mrs. B. B. Sefton at the main table. at the guest table, Mrs. Roy Philippy won first prize and Mrs. O. R. Clagett the consolation. A delicate luncheon was served.
Mr and Mrs Roy Danaer hosted about 30 guests at their home last night for a bridge and 600 party and a dance roses and peonies adorned the rooms Robs Orchestra provided music and a supper followed Attendees at the Mercersburg commencement prom at Mercersburg Academy included Thelma Arthur Lena Ramacy Frances Coffman Bonnie Hull Julia Clagett Catherine Schindel Joasphine Strite Mary Wagaman Elisa Stehl Alice Hoover chaperoned by Mrs Willan He Roulette and Mrs Edward Bachtell
Mr and Mrs Ralph Gibney were surprised at their West Washington Street home by friends in honor of their tenth wedding anniversary. They received many beautiful presents and refreshments were served.
The junior class at Clearapring High School entertained the senior class with the annual farewell banquet last night at the Odd Fellows Hall in Clearapring.
Wives and mothers of Hagerstown Forest No 96 Tall Cedars of Lebanon will be entertained tonight at the Masonic Temple. Admission expects several hundred guests with program by Masonic Choir and Tall Cedars Orchestra. Light refreshments served. Grand Tall Cedar J Lloyd Harshman to preside. Next forest meeting set for Thursday July 2 featuring a children’s night. Also lists marriage licenses from surrounding areas and a Children’s Day program at Bakeraville Sunday evening.
Free theatre tickets are available to Northampton residents per Mrs. Philo Statton at the Arts and Letters Club meeting on Ute free theatre movement. The unique national model is funded by a wealthy philanthropist’s endowment. Trish Plays and Players highlights theatre achievements by Erin actors. The club’s summer meeting, led by outgoing president Mrs. Joseph W. Hyron, concluded for the season.
Invitations issued in ilagerstown for a June ball to be hosted by a Waynesboro Pen-Mar Park pavilion on June 16 with the Novelty Serenaders providing music.
The Alsatian Musical Club organized with 24 members. Officers elected: President William Stick, Secretary Francis Cost, treasurer Walter Haman, accompanist Prof. Westphal, director Prof. Roderick. Members include Harvey Heck Aaron Repp C Lochbaum Robert Triesler Ralph AteCune Irvin Hoffman Dr W Hamilton Smith and many others. Board of governors listed as William Slick Jr Charles Cost Walter Simon Prof Weetphal and Prof Rederiet.
Barbara Beard entertained friends at her residence in Williameperson Tuesday evening. The gathering included several close companions and reflected a social note from the community listing.
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