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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1933
Page
3
Social and personal items from Williamsport list visits by Gaye Hender, Laura Roulette, and John Jamison among others traveling from Pittsburgh, Lynchburg, Yale, and Sweet Briar. Residents and visitors frequent Broadway and Terrace Court areas, with several trips to Jersey Shore, Indianapolis, and other nearby towns.
A Dutch treat dinner party was held at The Club on Saturday night hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell. The guest list included Mr. and Mrs. William U Roulette Jr and many others from New Jersey, Winchester, Philadelphia, and beyond. The group met at the Cambles home before proceeding to the club.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of St Pauls M E church will hold its last meeting of the season tonight at 7 45 o clock with a planned program. A large crowd is expected. Entries include solos by Charles Gilbert Spross and Dorothy Foster, a sketch Giving to Mission by Helen Barnum and society officers, a group of girls presenting A Waiting World, and a pageant Beneath the Sign of the Lan Hwa.
Mrs. W Harry Reisner travels to McConnellsburg after death of her mother Mrs Josephine A Sloan. Horace Jones attends Hood College dances over the weekend. Attorney O V Middlekauff, recently at Washington County Hospital, returns home and heads to University Hospital Baltimore for further observation. Frank Rosenberg of Lynchburg College returns home. Miss Anita Snyder of Keedysville visits Washington for the J Pierpont Morgan inquiry and attends a dinner for James A Farley. Mrs Raymond Bew moved from hospital to home on Mulberry Avenue.
Elizabeth Loy daughter of Mr and Mrs Park W T Loy earned a Bachelor of Science in home economics at Hood College Frederick in a morning commencement She was the only Hagerstown area graduate this year and a Hood senior busy with choir Glee Club Herald staff and Freshman Commission She will return home for a week then head to Dingmans Ferry Pennsylvania for a summer position
Mr and Mrs Robert L Fox hosted a family reunion at the home of their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Clyde Grove 1006 South Potomac Street yesterday. Dinner was served at a table beautifully appointed with flowers and afterwards the party left in several cars for a tour of the Gettysburg Battlefield. Those present were: Mr and Mrs Fox Mr and Mrs Grove and son Earl Mr and Mrs Wilbur Insminger and daughter Caroletta Mrs Mary Shuff and son Ned Spessard James Lussard Charles Pearl Mrs Annie Smith and son Ernst Gerald Shearman and daughter Betty Mrs Lucy Manges and son Billy Charles Hurd Raymond Andrews Miss Iva Fox Mrs Goldie M Forsyth and Mrs Elizabeth Walles
Bobby Stouffer son of Mr and Mrs Robert Stouffer entertained many little friends at a party Saturday at City Park to honor his seventh birthday. Edward T Mau gans announce birth of son David Allen born last Wednesday. Olive Hope Beauty Shop advertises Bonat Permanent Waves 2.60 at 208 N Potomac St.
Invitations announce the June 17 wedding of Miss Anne Jane McAllister of Harrisburg Pennsylvania and Stephen R. Bradley of Nyack New York. The ceremony will be at the Presbyterian Church with a reception at the Civic Club Harrisburg. Bradley is the son of Mrs Stephen Rowe Bradley of New York City. Miss McAllister is the daughter of Dr and Mrs John Ball McAllister of Harrisburg.
A Children s Day program featuring recitations sketches songs and violin solos was held at St Paul s MEB Church yesterday morning replacing the regular service. Cradle roll and beginners marched in with flowers. greetings and recitations were shared by Jimmy Kitzmiller Jean Prather Virginia Thomas Doris Myers Dorothy Norris Louise Hoover and others. primary and juniors presented dialogue recitations exercises and a child s prayer with participants including Herbert Bent Rhoda Rodgers Ruth Thomas Doris Fuller Phillip Hart Marie Kitzmiller Donald Shackelford and Billy King.
The Livingston Circle was entertained at the home of Mrs. Charles Baughan on Friday evening. Miss Rosa Baughan led a devotional from John chapter fourteen. Plans were made to meet July August and September at City Park on the first Friday at 3:00 PM. Estelle Young will review the study book Missions in the Bible.
Hundreds of Hood College alumnae from many states gathered in Frederick on Saturday to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the college and its president Dr. Joseph H. Apple. The event featured the gala pageant Light Comes to the Valley depicting the college’s history with participants Miss Calethe Wagner Mrs. Robert Conrad and Miss Jane Hoffmeier directed by Mrs. Grace Brane Stonebraker.
The junior department hosts a program featuring songs recitations dialogues violin solos and sketches by students Joyce Gumm Virginia DeMand John Reath Phillip Pel Jetier Helen Foltz and others. Before the program seven infants were baptized by Rev J M Gillum and seventeen children were admitted as church members.
In this city Helen Harp and 76 other graduates from Hood College earned music scholarships announced at the fortieth annual commencement exercises.
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