Midsummer Dance Planned at Fountain Head Country Club
Plans for the annual Midsummer Dance by the Women's Club are set for this Wednesday from 10 p m to 1 a m at Fountain Head Country Club. Decorations by Mrs GC Merritt Campbell, music by Club Royal Orchestra, and a committee of club members details the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Head Country Club
Women’s Club
Merritt Campbell
Club Royal Orchestra
Mesdames Willis Altenderfer
Lynn Keller
Vaughn Byron
Leo H. Miller
I. M. Wertz
Joseph Reynolds
MP. Molier, Jr
W. J. Cavanaugh
Brewer L. Stouffer
Floyd Ahalt
Harper Ballentine
Amg
Katherine Roulette
Laura Katherine Roulette
Tea hostesses honor bride-to-be Elizabeth Loy
Miss Julia Martin and Miss Eloise Henson hosted a Welfare Board staff tea at the Party House on Saturday for Elizabeth Loy, formerly on the staff, who will wed I Paul Burke of Greenwich Connecticut tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Martin
Eloise Henson
Welfare Board
Elizabeth Loy
I. Paul Burke
Greenwich
Con
Dance Review Plays To Large Audience in 1936
Friday night at the Masonic Temple auditorium a large audience enjoyed a program by students of Frank Strasser's School of Dancing. Frank Strasser produced and directed the show with May Bussard at the piano. The first part was a musical review with dancing and skits, followed by a juvenile minstrel show featuring specialty numbers, singing and acrobatics. The performers wore elaborate costumes and the stage featured cellophane decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Frank Strasser
School of Dancing
May Bussard
Social and Personal Happenings in Macon Area
Mrs C H Spessard of Macon visits as Frances Maiseh travels from Potomac to study at Syracuse University. Rev and Mrs Norment travel to Yale graduation. Various locals greet relatives visiting from Baltimore Washington Harrisburg and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Spessard
Macon
Frances Maiseh
Potomac
Avenue
Anna
Eugene Spessor Marrland
College Park
Bard
William M. Norment
South Potomac Street
Meredith Norment
Yale University
Dixon Daughter Weds Edward Franklin Thomas in Gaithersburg
Mr and Mrs Howell G Dixon announce the marriage of their daughter Camilla Anna to Edward Franklin Thomas of Williamsport. The ceremony occurred Saturday in Gaithersburg with attendants Carroll H Rouzer of Washington. After a Florida wedding trip the couple will reside in Washington. A dinner at the groom’s Williamsport home followed. Guests included families from Washington Williamsport and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell G. Dixon
Murdock Avenue
Camilla Anna
Edward Franklin Thomas
Williamsport
Gaithersburg
Carroll H. Rouzer
Washington
Florida
Howard Thomas
Howell Dison
Wanda Lee
Stoner Welty
Paul Thomas
Franklin Delaughter
Rouzer
Ralph
Kenneth Thomas
Miss Wright and Mr Baker Wed in Williamsport
Mrs Walter Dyson Wright of Falling Waters West Virginia announces the marriage of her daughter Ethel Berkeley to Earl Glenn Baker son of Mrs T D Baker of Williamsport. The ceremony took place Friday night June 12 at the Methodist church in Williamsport conducted by Rev Troy Wakefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dyson Wright
Falling Waters
W. Va
Ethel Berkeley
Earl Glenn Baker
T. D. Baker
Williamsport
Troy Wakefield
Miss Patrizo Weds Mr Turner In Home Ceremony
Ruth Patrizo of North Potomac Street married Curtis Louis Turner yesterday at 4:00 PM in a ceremony at the bride's home. Rev Joseph E Guy of Shepherdstown WV officiated. The couple will reside at 6834 East Franklin after June 25 and were supported by close family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Patrizo
North Potomac Street
Ruth
Curtis Louis Turner
Joseph E. Guy
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Mrs.Turner
East Franklin, Street
Miss Spangler to Wed Hall on June 27 at Trinity Lutheran
Mr and Mrs L S Spangler of 18 Snyder avenue announce the marriage of their daughter Helen Dorothy to Glenn Vernon Hall son of Mr and Mrs H W Hall of 230 South Locust street. The ceremony will be Saturday June 27 at 7 00 PM in Trinity Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Spangler
Snyder Avenue
Helen Dorothy
Glenn Vernon Hall
H. W. Hall
South Locusti Street
Trinity Lutheran Church
Miss Edna C. Martin Weds Paul W. Shank in Greencastle
The marriage was solemnized by Bishop Denton Martin Prester at 7:38 AM with Miss Edna C. Martin of Broadfording Road and Paul W. Shank of south of Greencastle as the couple. Cousin Mrs. Harry Leatherman served as matron of honor. Amos Baer acted as best man. A 43 guest breakfast followed at the bride's home and the couple plans to reside in Paramount after a week's honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna C. Martin
J. Harry Martin
Broadfording Road
Paul W. Shank
Clinton Shank
Greencastle
Denton Martin Prester
Harry Leatherman
New York City
Amos Baer
J. D. Brunk
Niemann Brunk
Mary Brunk
Elmer Eschelman
Frederick
Mary Siite
Waynesboro
Greencastle High School
Columbia Business College
The
Hagerstown Shoe and Legging Co
Couple Married At Williamsport In June Ceremony
Frances Doub and Ralph H. Plummer wed at 9 p m in Williamsport at the Doub home. Rev W C Huddle officiated with a gardenia wreath and pink bouquet. Maid of honor Evelyn Plummer, best man Richard Loub, vows, reception, Niagara Falls trip. Miss Frances Plummer teaches at Winter Street School. Mr Plummer runs a Martinsburg radio shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Doub
Williamsport
Frances
Ralph H. Plummer
Albert Plummer
Frostburg
W. C. Huddle
Zion Lutheran Church
Evelyn Plummer
Richard Loub
Helen Roth
Elizabeth Liskey
Ida Beckley
Niagara Falls
Plummer
Winter Street School
Martinsburg
W. Va
Birth Announcement for Clifton Anderson Jr
Mr and Mrs Clifton Anderson of Hyattstown announce the birth of a son Saturday morning at Frederick City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Anderson
Hyattstown
Frederick City Hospital
Family Reunion At Wolfsville Honors 66th Birthday
A family reunion was held at the home of Phillip T. Hoover in Wolfsville to honor his 66th birthday. Guests included numerous relatives from Hagerstown Smithsburg Baltimore and Clearspring with music, song, and a banjo recital by Miss Anna Bernice Sowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip T. Hoover
Wolfsville
Anna Bernice Sowers
Blanche R. Williams
Elsie
Dorothy
G. Preston
J. Fred Wiliams
Henry
Margaret
June
Basil Sowers
Charles
John
BL GO
Kindle
Jocn F. Hoover
Richard and
Stanley
Hagerstown
Jonathan Miller
S. L. Hoover
Sarah L Unger
Sam F. Unger
Smithsburg
J. Gertrude Meyer
June Manners
H. G. Miles
Baltimore
Bernard O. Williams
Bernard E. Crawford
Clearspring
Haven L
Joint Meeting of Local Missionary Societies
The women's missionary and ladies aid societies of the Evangelical Church in this city held a joint monthly meeting at Mr and Mrs Gus Gerhart's home at Huyett's Cross Roads. Forty eight members attended. After business a program featured a ladies quartet readings and a German song by Rev Daubert. Refreshments were served to many members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary and Ladies’ Aid Societies
The
Evangelical Church
Gus Gerhart
Huyett's
Cross Roads
Daubert
Hagerstown School of Music Summer Term Instruction
Hagerstown School of Music at 132 North Potomac Street announces a voice violin piano and organ summer term of instruction offering lessons and classes through the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown School of Music
North Potomac Street
Shower Given for Bride-Elect Evelyn Gearhart
Miss Marguerite Garver hosted a bridge and linen shower Saturday night in honor of Evelyn Gearhart, soon to wed Robert Wagaman. Pink and white decor set the scene. Bridge prizes went to Laura Katherine Roulette, first, Jane Lindsay, second, La Rue Lindsay, consolation. guests included Margaret Kohler, Marguerite Dorsey, Doris Evans, Dorothy Hopkins, Dorothy Powles, Helen Ernst, Mrs. Kenneth Stone, and Mrs. Charles Wagaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Garver
Evelyn Gearhart
Robert Wagaman
Laura Katherine Roulette
Jane Lindsay
la Rue Lindsay
Margaret Kohler
Marguerite Dorsey
Doris Evans
Dorothy Hopkins
Dorothy Powles
Helen Ernst
Kenneth Stone
Charles Wagaman
Bible School Enrollments Reach 57 at Church Event
Daily Vacation Bible school opens at Church of the Brethren with 57 enrolled. Tuition is free and affiliation spans several denominations. Reported by Church of the Brethren 30, Grace United Brethren 12, St. Paul U B 4, St. Mark Lutheran 3, St. Paul’s P E 3, First Christian 3, Trinity Lutheran 1, Emmanuel WU B 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Grace United Brethren
St. Paul's U. B
St. Mark's Lutheran
St. Paul's Pe E
First Christian
Trinity Lutheran
Boy Scout Festival Continues Tonight
The Boy Scouts of Troop No. 10 Trinity Lutheran Sunday School will extend their annual festival and party to Monday evening June 15 on the Leiter lawn. If rain occurs, events move to porches and basement of the Elder home with booths set up outdoors. Public invited for a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
Frank Leiter
Playmakers Elect New Officers for Upcoming Year
Mrs. Leslie Manners was reelected president of the Potomac Playmakers. Other officers include George Updegraff as secretary and Vernon Stone as business manager. The Women’s Club announced Miss Anna Katherine Roulette as president. New board members are Mrs. R. C. Carder chairwoman, Mrs. Joseph W. Byron, Sydney Cushwa, and Harvey H. Heyser. Frances Elkins named stage manager and Mrs. Preston Asilton chairs the three-act play committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Manners
Potomac” Playmakers
George Updeegraff
Vernon Stone
Women’s Club
Anna Katherine Roulette
R. C. Carder
Joseph W- Byron
Sydney Cushwa
Harvey H. Heyser
Frances Elkins
Preston Asilton
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Dance Review
Pai
Music Shop
St. Potomac St
Leonard
Jones Appliance Service
E. Franklin St
Gibney Electric Co
Washington St
Drowns
Public Square
Smart
Alead2u Lerner
East Washington
Florence
Meyers & Berkson
Elmer Williams
Nelson Horiie
Atlantic City
iMrs
Katie Boward
W. Huffman
Harry Boward
iMr
Daniel Mowen
Maugumsville
Mary Smith
Summit Avenue
Harrisburg,Pa
S. George White
Smith College
Massachusetts
Eleanor White
Smith
Page Hottel
Guilford Avenue
Virginia Fisher
Waynesboro, Va
Katherine Kennedy
Balttimore
Thomas B. Hardinge
South Prospect Street
John C. Dunn
S. J. Gow Jer
William Hartmann
Raymond Henderson
Nona Snyder
Charles B. Spigler
Jacksonville
Fla
Roger B. Koon
Kenneth Dotterer
Kenneth, Jr
Cambridge
Mass
Dorig
Phyllis
Lof
Guy Weagley
Virginia Avenue
J. S. Schwarzmann
Bridgeport
Conn
Roy Cox
Hines
James Cox
Akron
R. L. Gibney
Ralph and
Howard
Charles Brown
Hamilton Boulevard
Harry M. Conrad
Raven Heights
Stewart Paxton
Dorothy Geraldine
Mr. Paxton
Delane Hagewood
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
South
J. Augustine Mason
San Diego
Calif
Robert Smith
Park O. Beaver
Cavalier
Virginia Beach, Wa
E. Ross Brewer
Washington, D. C
Ned W. Brewer
West Washington Street
Richard F. Alier
Jefferson Street
Rehobeth Beach
Del
Rehobeth Hotel
Dixon
Mr. Thomas
Miss Wright
MR. Baker
Miss Patrizo
Mr. Turner
Miss Spangler
Complete Children’s Department Arrow Shoe Store
Lykens Valley Nut Bartley No
J. W. Rohrer
W. Balto
Teim
Bair
Gale’s Beauty Salon
L&b Hat Shop
N. E. Corner
Miss Martin
Mr. Shank
Bishop Martin
Whllliamsport
N. Poternae St
Miss Garver
Miss Gearhart
Dot’s Children Shop
Board of Directors
Little Theatre
Potomac St
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