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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1922
Page
8
Social personal items from Hagerstown area detail numerous visits and returns. Residents and relatives travel to Wilmington Del York City Baltimore Williamsport and Frederick for short stays family visits and medical or city business. Names include Mrs Zeppi Miss Martie Glenn Mrs Bowser Miss Hollinger and Mr Gregory among others with several returning home after trips.
An old text fragment explains a dais as a platform in halls or churches and notes a royal wedding in Belgrade where King Alexander of Serbia and Princess Maria of Romania were married and knelt before the altar in the cathedral. The passage mixes etymology, pronunciation, and a ceremonial scene.
An enjoyable pound party at the home of Mr and Mrs J Ff Darrow near Smithsburg featured elaborate refreshments and music. Attendees included Edba Campbell Hugh Artz Rona Cromer Harvey Kershner Dina Lowman George Rosinburg Jr Ruth Kershnar Hard Houpt Maud Cromar Yrneat Draper Thelma Detrow Harold Tritech Pearl Minder Paul Dullabaum Minnie Ford Kelley Scott Sul lay Bowers Claude Blick Justa Houpt John Stotelmyer Iessa Stouffer Ralph Remaburg Mount Stotetmyer Harmon Stouffer Alice Stotetmyer Milo Ride nour Pearl Cross Loyd McCauley Irving Chas Smith Francis Me auley Johanna Detrow Mable Me auley Berry A May Shoop Author Hartle Cardling Detrow Harald Houpt Bruce McCauley award powers Ralph Rohrer Oscar Latin Relph McCauley Levi Detrow Lillis Detrow Harry Detrow John Worth paton Marie Swope Emory Davia Harold Swope Lester Bomberger Herbert Hoffmen Dorothy Henry Goldie Bhoop Wille Bhoop Virginia Remey Marie Duffey Eugene Duffey Raymond McCaulay Branley Smith Roger Poffenberger Clarency Detrow Glug gett McCauley Mrs Harry Shoop Roy Shoop Clarence Duffey Marion Shoop Harvey Swope Music was furnished by Harvey Swope and others.
Tonight Dr Scott R Wagner will speak at 815 on Palestine for YMCA benefit. The talk covers his Mediterranean tour experiences and aims to inform Indie community members about current events and historical perspectives.
Miss Weagley of Hagerstown married Mr. John C. Wagner of Frederick at a Carlisle church. The ceremony was simple with few relatives present. The couple left for a motor trip to the Great Smoky and White Mountains and will reside in Carlisle after their return in mid July. Miss Weagley, longtime businesswoman, will continue her women’s wear shop on the Public Square. Mr. Wagner, superintendent of schools at Carlisle, is noted as a leading state educator.
Mr and Mrs Calvin Hartrean hosted a birthday party in honor of their son Edward Hartman at 596 Jefferson. Guests included Nip Maxine Hunt Jane Kensey Lord Kling Lottie Sigler Dorothy Hartle Myrtla Bowers Evi Hartman Leota Smock Mildred Sehindeil Eile Kline Bertha Bhilling Efile Kline Listy Funkbows Brand Rore Marlo and many others. Music by Roy Niehles Albert Walters Chas Carroll A M Bowers Albert Freer and Ed Hartman’s friends enjoyed a late hour gathering with refreshments and warm wishes for many more happy birthdays.
Rev. Miles J. Snyder, formerly pastor of the First Brethren Church from 1912 to 1918, preached both morning and evening at the First Brethren Church of Milledgeville. The church was crowded, and the Snyder family is on a 2000 mile tour of New England, visiting Hagerstown for about a week as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rohrer.
An enjoyable wedding supper was given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Orr Tyler, both of Chambersburg, recently married in the city. Mrs. Kyler before marriage was Helen Weller. The house was decorated with Jane roses and lavender and white drapery. Guests included Mrs. and Mrs. Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Price, Mr. Boch, Mergarst Hoch, Scott Weller, Pauline Hoch, Thelma Hood, Paul Weller, Esta Bowman, Jane and David Kennedy. A few guests accompanied them to the train, showering rice for luck.
Children’s Day was observed at Salem Reformed Church with a program led by Louis Frantz, superintendent of the Sunday school. The interior was decorated and featured student recitations and songs, with an orchestra from Christ’s Reformed Church providing music.
Hancock hosts inaugural ceremonies for Catholic Daughters Court No 760 with 30 charter members led by Regent Mrs Sarah Hatler from Hagerstown. Mina Elizabeth Full guides degree work, Father Rinehart oversees installation. officers elected with Mrs Andrew Cobill as Regent. Delegates from Frederick Cumberland Martinsburg and Baltimore attended, including State Regent Margaret Langan.
Over 180 Potomac Lodge members heard Rev Willlda M Norment preach on A Friend in Need from Luke 10 25 27. He urged practical brotherhood mercy and service in daily life and questioned who is a neighbor prompting acts of mercy.
Flora Meredith, visiting her parents at the Ramona Apartments Oak Hills Avenue tests in Granite Falls NC where she will be a bridesmaid for classmate Misa Estella Warlick on June 20. Bridesmaids wear yellow colors. Misa wears corn colored taffeta. Summer plans include child psychology study at Trinity College Burnam NC and a return to Hagerstown August 8 before fall studies.
Rev. C. H. Peck was installed as pastor of St John’s Reformed and St Paul’s Church along the Western Pike. Presiding ministers Rev. George Albert Snyder and Rev. R. S. Wilhelm spoke on duties to the new pastor. Peck comes from Cabarrus County North Carolina after graduation from Catawba College and the Central Theological Seminary. Alberta Mobley announces Catholic Daughters picnic June 27 at City Park with surprises and invites members to bring guests.
Raspberry season is near, with recipes for preserves and raspberry nectar. Instructions cover washing berries, making juice, sugared mixtures, and bottling in clean jars with cheesecloth, plus storage guidance and a note on a raspberry nectar drink. Includes measurements and processing times for proper sealing and cooling.
The Palace at Cheatveathet hosts The Adventures of Robinson Irnset with Harry Myers Gertrude Olmstead Emmett King Pearcy Pembroke Aaron Edwards Josef Swickard and others leading. Olmstead won a Chicago beauty contest and King is noted for cleric roles Pembroke known from Westerns Swickard previously played the French father in The Four Horsemen.
David Miller aged 21 of Palmyre and Violet Hessay aged 13 of Palmyra obtained a marriage license. A public school statistic notes that of every 100 children entering public school only 45 complete high school.
The piece describes a bride’s simple wedding with parental approval. After the ceremony the couple retreat to the groom’s home where friends gather and celebrate for three days, marking the wedding as a social event.
The text advises balanced hospitality in hosting guests. Do not display wealth or burden visitors with constant entertainment. If a guest declines another portion, do not pressure them. Be friendly and cordial, but avoid making hospitality obtrusive or exhausting for the guest.
Linda learns of Lynn Lontaine’s marriage and past infidelity as tensions unfold around a romance with Lucinda. The scene shifts between a Beverly Hills bungalow and a tense telephone exchange revealing loyalties, secrets, and accusations of deception. The fallout strains friendships and promises, hinting at a looming confrontation.
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