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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1925
Page
4
Social notes from the Evening Mall report numerous residents and visitors. Clara Finniff visits Mechanicsburg relatives. Dorothy Hartle and Maude Conrad travel for study and vacation. Freeman Sinn visits from Baltimore. many guests stay with local families in Braddock, Chambersburg, and Williamsport areas. Camping trips, store positions, and summer travels fill the scene, with a birth announcement for F. K. Harsh Jr.’s grandson in Fort Wayne.
Miss Mary C. Leiter entertained at bridge Friday afternoon at Williamsport in honor of Miss Mary S. Weaver whose wedding will occur tomorrow morning in Frederick. Guests came from Hagerstown, Halfway and Williamsport.
The Tiger Club of Dokkies plans an 8 30 PM banquet at the Anthony Wayne Hotel Waynesboro with chicken dinner. Members with cars should meet at Pythian Castle at 7 30 PM. A Weisport Town Children’s Week parade and mass meeting followed in Williamsport featuring Dr A N Ward Western Maryland College and educators stressing early childhood training and mother’s role.
The Kiwanis Club hosts a bridge and 500 card party at 8 oclock tonight at the Gitaway Inn with refreshments served.
Philip Castle in Williamsport hosted a Friday birthday party with games and refreshments. Guests included Evelyn Seymour, Walter Stenger, Hannah Bowser, Paul Anderson, Josephine Wolf, Elmer Beachley, Doris Winters, Warren Seymour, Anita Ardinger, and many more. Also noted is Eleanor Lucas Stehl’s quiet marriage in Cumberland to Sylvester Jay Gower at the Episcopal Church with a small gathering from Baltimore. Shriners in Hagerstown congratulated W. P. Wachter for forming All Ghan Temple in Western Maryland after attending the Shrine convention in Los Angeles. accompanying him were Cheater Hays and Frank A. Munn, with about 100 in a Semberland departure group.
Herbert Hoover Jr son of the Secretary of Commerce will marry Miss Margaret Watson of San Francisco on June 26 at Memorial Church Stanford University Secretary and Mrs Hoover will attend The event follows a college romance. PICNIC AT PEN MAR The United Evangelical Church Sunday School hosts its annual Pen Mar picnic on Wednesday July 15 Frain departs at 9 30 AM and returns from the park at 5 PM MARRIAGE LICENSES Edward Pomeroy and Daisy At king Front Royal VA John L Melueas Hagerstown and Alma Holliday Connellsville PA Eugene Solan Fredericksburg VA and Giga Miley Moorefield WV Justus Grabenstein and Elsie John Cumberland Mud Olie Dellinger and Mamia Bowen Mt Jackson VA William Johnson and Mary Mash Hagerstown Elwood Thompson and Florence Fravel Hagerstown Charles St Snyder Clearspring and Catherine Morin Fairplay Harry R Remisderfer and Grace M Bartell Lewistown PA Earl D Bowman Everett PA and Annie F Exline Hancock Ben C Session Baltimore and Margaret C La Rue Piedmont WV Wilbur S Ulsh Lewistown PA and Anna G McCartney Burnham PA
Rehearsal for the Pageant of the Nations at Tammany begins at 6:30 with 17 Ned Men in leather costumes and real tepees to portray Chief Tammany and his tribe. The event on Wednesday features a 6:45 start, streetcar service from 4 PM, and a 50 cent supper on the side lawn served by a large committee. The festival aims to attract the general public and includes a committee of Mrs. Funkhouser and others, with 600 expected guests and a menu of country ham and chicken pie. Local writer Myra Mary Davis Reed contributes to magazines, and a Smithsburg Library card party fundraiser is planned for Tuesday night. Margaret Tod Ritter, poet, is highlighted as a new published author with ties to Frederick and Hagerstown.
Cynthia Grey cites a secret ballot at a prestigious eastern college where nearly all voters, though educated and career ready, say they would marry for money rather than love. She notes money cannot buy happiness or solve pain and warns loveless marriages remain unbearable despite wealth.
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