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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1925
Page
4
Social and personal items list residents and visitors, noting hospital stays, births, travels, and reunions. The column names individuals such as Mis Alverta Long, Mrs Alice McDade, Miss Corinne Peer, Mr. Cushwa Jr., and Mrs Edith H Hunter, with travels to Philadelphia, Washington, New York, and Martinsburg, plus local events at Washington County Hospital and Keeps.
Miss Mary Stephens Weaver of Williamsport wed Charles Howard Young of Frederick at 8 AM in Frederick Catholic rectory. Rev Ambrose Quinn officiated with family witnesses. couple to Baltimore then Atlantic City. They will reside at 114 West Patrick Street. bride a Towson State teacher. groom in the highway mail service. Dorothy Weaver attended.
Miss Bernadine Zombro daughter of Mrs Emma Zomburn near Manpanyville and Edward A Voorhurs son of My and Mrs Joseph Voorhees of Xenia Ohio will marry tomorrow at 10 30 AM at St Mark's Lutheran Church. The bride is well known in the city and recently a teacher at Clearpring High School. Rev J W On will perform the ceremony and Rev Voorheesty will officiate at St Louis Missouri.
Mrs N A Hines entertained a number of Glends at their home in honor of the birthday of their daughter Mina Tens bel V Hines. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments with a large local guest list.
Mrs Leon Buehtell entertained guests at her Amithsburg home for the twenty fourth Wichings anniversary of Peter Miehond. Refreshments were served to a group including A. W. Felton, Bernard Pohver, Vaughtos Dorik, Wil Warm Smith, Hazel Grove, Verna Tracey, Edna Vimes, Maynard Shilling, George I Machtell and others.
Invitations issued by Queen Esther Chapter No 3 Eastern Star for a reception Friday evening at the Maronite Temple honoring W. P. Waehler Worthy Grand Patron. Attendance expected from officers of various Masonry branches. Mr and Mrs Charles Pearson and three children from Bluefield W V spent the weekend with Thomas J Rickard Potomac Avenue. Pearson is a businessman from Bluefield praising the city’s form of government.
Yesterday the rai retreated enough in the evening for a full rehearsal of the dancers by the International Pageant to be held at Tammany on Wednesday at 6 24 p.m. The Flame of Youth Nance photo, costumes with red pearls, and Petites will be sold. Pantha grounds now ready. banner reads International Fete June 24. Carriages carry banners. event led by Mrs. Philo Stutton. Marriage licenses listed for several couples.
A promotional notice from a hair care parlor claiming expert thinning work and high customer praise. It invites patrons to use their services and promises satisfactory results.
Cynthia Grey counsels brides on how to keep a husband’s love by effort and charm. The piece urges action over passivity, noting happiness comes from work, taste, and care rather than fairy tale luck.
The Dokkig dinner club hosted more than 80 Hagerstown Tigers at the Anthony Wayne Hole. The Pokkles Quartet under Scott Fridinger provided music. Charles G. Ward was toastmaster with remarks by Elroy B. Hardy Frank P. Davie and William Hougeholder. Dokkte songs were led by Robert A. Warner. The menu featured punch fruit cocktail consommé fried chicken creamed corn potatoes peas green carrots strawberry sherbet hot biscuits ice cream and cones.
Two upcoming events at Conomac Park Williamsport are set for next Monday May 29 with a sunlit evening program. The Frederick town picnic on July 18 is expected to attract more than a thousand people to Conomac Park as preparations continue.
Lite Miss June Kalin celebrated at her grandmother Mira E.W. Maui han home on 17 West Washington Street with pink and green decor. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Kuhn, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Ruwert, Manahan, the Weisses, James Kuhn, Jeanne Battier, Katharina arrive, Adolla Kuhn, Phyllis Gorman, Daly Thompson, Mabel Maughan, Raith Craig, Charles Maser, Marvin Bowers, Thomas Schletterbeck, Edward Rehiet terbéck, and Thomas McG. Music and games filled the evening from 8 to 9.
Six guardians for the Y M C A Gittie Camp to open July 15 at Wig Pool were named. Mrs J A Watkins presides over the auxiliary meeting with Mrs Georgy Best and Miss Nant Weddle among the listed chaperones. A past festival raised $135, funds to repair and improve the camp for the girls. Nellie Wreiper will direct physical activities as the summer season opens amid social events at Mrs George J Walfe's home and other gatherings.
Miss Mais Weaver, daughter of Br. 12S Wraser, hosted a bridge party in Williamsport with guests including Charlotte Het, Jeanette Cushwa, Catherine Miller, and Naomi Harshy. The decorated event featured pink and white accents and prizes awarded to Naomi Harshy, Mrs Norman McCargen, and Jeaneth Cushwa.
Frand officers of the Grant Lodge of Odd Fellows of Baltimore will make an official visit to Potomac Lodge in the city this evening. A tea reception will follow for the grand officers after the meeting.
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