Society Hosts Dahlia Gathering In Hagerstown
The Hagerstown Dahlia Society held its monthly meeting at the Ramsburg home on Potomac avenue with Mr. and Mrs. H K Ramsburg and Mrs. William Downey as hosts. Members toured the garden, admired pastel decor, and judged flowers. Prizes were awarded to several members for roses columbine garden bouquets and a unique German origin flower. Four new members joined: Miss Anna Krider, Mrs. J C Giles, Charles Cushwa, and Fred H Musey. The next meeting will be at Mrs. James Allen’s home near Halfway and promises an elaborate affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Remsburg
William Downey
Philo A. Statton
Potomac Avenue
Hagerstown Dahlia Society
Ramsburg
New York
Wayside Avenue
Hoste
Harry Kuhn
Gossard
Columbine
Edgar M.huntzberry
Anna Krider
J. C. Giles
Charles Cushwa
Fred H. Musey
James Allen
Mrs Byron and Miss Carmichael Sail To San Francisco
Mrs William D Byron and Miss Virginia Carmichael will depart this evening for San Francisco California where they will spend five weeks Also mentioned is Miss Virginia Raoveare in the readable portion of the notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Byron
Virginia Carmichael
San Francisco
Cat
Anniversary Celebration Honors First Wedding Milestone
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lee McCal- and their guests marked their first wedding anniversary at their home 729 Summit Avenue. Pink, green and white decor with a wedding cake centerpiece featured the event hosted by Mr. and Mrs. McCal- while friends from the community attended and gave gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Earl’ Lee
Jane Artz
Katherine Adams
Ruth Hollyday
Ethel
Olive Myers
Louise Linder
Vingene Coleman
Ethel Lehman
Lois Beachley
Rose Moore
Ivan Rohrer
Claude Fegley
Donald McCauley
Jerry Greer
Dick Stouffer
William Stouffer
Kemp Kretzer
Frank G. Coleman
James W. Hefelfinger
Ernest A. Lindsay
Roy Summers
Local residents visit kin and share travel news
A stream of social notes lists Mrs. Charles F. Stem returning home from Washington after a ten day visit with daughter Mrs. Ragan Smith. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Spessard en route to Baltimore after six weeks in Los Angeles. Lola May recovering and back at work at Potomac Edison. numerous visits to relatives in Annville Baltimore Martinsburg and New York. and several family announcements of births and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Stem
South Locust Street
Ragan Smith
Washington
C. H. Spessard
Mr.Spessard
Charles C. Spessard
Locust Street
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Cal
Miss Levan Weds Dr Adams in Mineraville Pa
Miss Elizabeth Levan of Goucher College Baltimore and Dr B C Adams of Baltimore wed Sunday June 4 at the Levan home Mineraville Pa Rev Carl Karach officiated. Reception followed with relatives and friends. Dr Adams is son of Mr Mrs Vernon Adams and brother of Dr Arthur Adams of this city. Dinner party hosted by Mrs Joseph Hoffman on South Potomac Street last evening at the Party House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Levan
Goucher College
Baltimore
B. C. Adams
Joseph H. Levan
Mineraville
Carl Karach
Adams
Vernon R. Adams
City
Arthur V. Adams
Joseph Hoffman
South Potomac Street
Mrs Hutson Honored At Birthday Party At Home
Mrs J S Hutson was guest of honor at a birthday party hosted at 210 Hager Street last night. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harold Long, Mr and Mrs Herbert Schlotterbeck, Mrs L Lewen, Misses Pauline Conner Elizabeth Mellor Thelma Kesecker Patricia Schlotterbeck William Griffey Gilisa Hutson and Carl Schlotterbeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Hutson
Hager Street
Harold Long
Herbert Schlotterbeck
L. Lewen
Pauline Conner
Elizabeth Mellor
Thelma Kesecker
Patricia Schlotterbeck
William Griffey
Giliisa Hutson
Carl Schlotterbeck
Troop 9 Enjoys Pleasant Outing at Taylor's Landing
John s Lutheran church group, Troop 9, spent a two day two night outing at Taylor s Landing on the Potomac. Warren Conner caught the largest fish while swimming boating and games filled the schedule. Attendees included Vernon Startaman Charles Hull Warren Conner Ivan Tagg Clyde Rick Carl Kubert William Patterson Howard Rickard A M Lester Kendle Billy Krotzer Clyde Kale s.
Stouffer Bride Weds Stackhouse in Elkton Maryland
Mr and Mrs J L Stouffer announce the marriage of their daughter Lise to Mr Will Stackhouse Jr of South Carolina. The ceremony occurred in Elkton Maryland on May 29 with Rev J M Harrington. Stackhouse works with the Federal Depositors Insurance Corp and Mrs Stackhouse nurses at Garfield Memorial Hospital. They will live at 2900 Connecticut Ave Washington DC after touring the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Stouffer
Wilson Boulevard
L ‘Ise
Will Stackhouse, Jr
Will Stackhouse
South Carolina
Elkton
J. M. Harrington
Stackhouse
Federal Depositors Insurance Corporation
Connecticut Avenue
Washington, D. C
Loyal Daughters Meet At First Christian Church
The Loyal Daughters class of the First Christian Church held its June meeting in the church. After a brief business session, refreshments were served by Charlotte Black, Oressia Downs and Rhoda Grogan. Attendees included Charlotte Black, Helen Bowers, Miriam Bowery, Ruth Cline, Pearl Crosswhite, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Daughters
First Christian Church
Charlotte Black
Oressia Downs
Rhoda Grogan
Helen Bowers
Miriam Bowery
Ruth Cline
Pearl Crosswhite
Eleanor Grove
Beulah Harper
Pearl Summers
Lois Lumm
Georgeia Marsh
Carrie Wnunamaker
Alice Poffenberger
Nellie Raff
Pauline Roberts
Lena Rohrer
Nannie Ruth
Irene Snyder
Elsie Weller
Grace Harris
Joyce Snyder
Romance of Annette Andrews Allen and Hervey Allen
The romance began when Annette Andrews Allen was a Vassar student and Hervey Allen, an instructor, wrote poems to her. They married and live in Oxford Maryland with two children, Marcia and Mary Ann. She is a hostess and book reviewer who wrote Bermuda newspaper pieces on Anthony Adverse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Andrews Allen
Vassar
Hervey Allen
Annette
Two Honor Guests Entertained At The Terrace
Miss Julia Martin and Miss Eloise Henson entertained at The Terrace last evening in honor of Mrs. Douglas Kendrick of Andrews North Carolina and Miss Jane Evans who will wed Gerald Hormne this month. Four bridge tables were set, prizes awarded to Miss Evans and Mrs. Kendrick, and a list of invited guests included Jane Evans Janice Summers Doris Evans Dorothy Needy Amy Moore Buddy Moore Martha Grice Hannah Snyder Charlotte Dietrich Betty Loy Kathleen Hoffman Gertie Printz and Mrs Douglas Kendrick. Horticulturists advise a weekly sulphur dusting for rose bushes during budding season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Martin
Eloisé Henson
Terrace
Douglas Kendrick
Andrews
N. C
Jane Evans
Gerald Hormne
Kendrick
Dorothea Reynolds
Miss Evans
Janice Summers
Doris Evans
Dorothy Needy
Amy
Buddy Moore
Martha Grice
Hannah Snyder
Charlotte Dietrich
Betty Loy
Kathleen Hoffman
Gertie Printz
Kenneth Dudley
Local Women to Attend College Week at Maryland
Thirty Washington county women have registered for College Week for women at the University of Maryland June 17 to 22 with about 750 from the state expected. Specialists from New York City, Baltimore, Washington, Annapolis and neighboring states will discuss home life, family, nutrition and cultural topics, with music lectures by Augustus D. Zanzig and talks by Dr. Valeria H. Parker. A sightseeing trip in Washington is planned, and attendance is open to all homemaker club members and non members alike.
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Washington County
University of Maryland
New York City
Baltimore
Washington
Salt Lake City
Annapolis
State University
Federal Department
Kareor
Hitler
Alaska
Soviet Russia
Morocco
Williamsburg
Augustus D. Zanzig
National Recreation Association
Valeria H. Parker
American Social Hygiene Association
Misa Verna Kellar
Ardath -Martin
Dance at Gateway Inn under Antietam Fire Company
Another dance will be held under the auspices of the Antietam Fire Company on Friday night at the Gateway Inn. Al Gruber and his orchestra will furnish music from 9 to 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antietam
Gateway Inn
al Gruber
Public Eye Gossip and Court Smoke Mystery
A fragmentary column describes local chatter about a pipe smoking man and social misfires at lunch. It notes a mysterious smoke filling a Baltimore courtroom, with no damage or injuries reported, and closes with a tip about woods for bending.
Junior Band Carnival To Raise Funds In Washington Square
The Y M C A Junior Band organizes a two day carnival and bazaar from June 25 to 84 in Washington Square to raise funds. With 90 regular members and 35 substitutes, the self supporting group is led by Prof. Edwin C Part ridge and features the Kentucky cake walk and other contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Square
Edwin C. Partridge
Williams announce engagement of Julia EB to Grant Shook
Mr and Mrs Harry F Williams announce the engagement of their daughter Julia EB to Grant Shook of Baltimore The bride a graduate of Evangelical Training School Central Oak Heights West Milton Pa and Hagerstown High School class of 32 Mr Snook is son of Rev Snook Selins Grove Pa and employed by Central Chemical Company Baltimore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Williams
Julia EB
Grant Shook
Baltimore
Evangelical Training School
Central Oak Heights
West Milton
Hagerstown
Snook
Ladies' Day Draws Large Turnout at Fountain Head Club
An unusually large group of women attended Ladies' Day at Fountain Head Country Club. In the Red and Blue 18 hole golf tournament Reds won. Mrs. C. L. Mowrer won the 9 hole blind bogey match, with Mrs. Edgar J. Jones and Mrs. S. B. Riley tying for second. Hosts were Mrs. Fred Wright and Mrs. Raymond W. Parks. High score went to Mrs. Edwin Smead. Sandwiches and coffee followed in the club house. The ladies plan a tournament with Chambersburg golfers on Tuesday in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Head Country Club
C. L. Mowrer
Edgar J. Jones
S. B. Riley
Fred Wright
Raymond W. Parks
Edwin Smead
Chambersburg
Pennsylvania City
Perfect Attendance by Williamsport Graduate Virginia Edmondson
Miss Virginia Edmondson, a Williamsport High School graduate, completed twelve years of schooling without missing a day, achieving perfect attendance in her academic career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Edmondson
Williamsport High School
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Society
Virginia Raoveare
Mrs. Earl I. McCauley
Misa Lola May
Broadway
Potomac Edison Company
C. L Spessard
Idaho Springs
Colo
George M. Bachtell
Kieffer Spessard
Spessard
K. 0. Spessard
Reformed Parsonage
Annville
Joseph Schindel
Patsie
Julia Schindel
Amelia Ann Leichel
Paul Leichel
Europe
Ralph Couchman
Virginia Avenue
Georgia
Carrie Roush
Cora Lee Fout
Martinsburg
Samuel A Suter
Dagmar
John Burton
William Herpich
Brunswick
Catherine Hoover
Emer
Washington Street
E. M. Tenney
Irvin Avenue
University Hospital, Baltimore
Richard Saylor
West Washington Street
Louise McClain
Frederick
D. 3. McClain
Winter Street
Modena Fish
Eyerly’s
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Gailen Kegins
Summit Avenue
Harrisburg
Middletown
Deisy Landis
al and
James Matthews
Cumberland
Virginia Kegris
Little Patay Ann Bringle
Mrs. Lee Kegris
North
Calvert Street
John O’neill
Joan Bogue
Washington Avenue
Glenn Purdham
Fairplay
Leon
Poole
Washington County Hospital
Thomas Rockwell
William Lutman
Clara Kinkleman
Phyllis Trumpower
Hazel
Pauline Shepherd
Charles Gates
James Shannon
Claude Stone
Edwin Showe
Virginia
Miss Levan
DR. Adams
Lykens Valley
W. Balto
Bible
Meyers & Berkson
W. Franklin
L. & B. Hat Shop Women’s
Eaat
Doe's Children
Washington BT
Blue & Gray Shop
Potomac
W. Washington St
Universal Electric Refrigerators
Garver's
Mrs. Hutson
Troop
Miss Stouffer
Nor Mac
Hepburn
O. L. Piper
Frances E. Piper
James M. Lucas
Margaret Lucas
Herbert O. Cooper
Rockville
Trafic
J. Abner Saylor
Oak
Franklin &T
Arrow Shoes
Kelvinator
Bor
Bohman- Warne
Summit Ave
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