Social Personal Messy Pnotes of Local Visits and Travel
Social notes list several visitors and departures. Misa Ady Sifer travels to Waterloo Iowa after two weeks with relatives in the city. Margaret Lulz of Dattiadre visits grandmother Mrs E A Thompson and Mr and Mrs J B Powell on Mulberry Street. Charlotta Killman of Guith ornburg plans days with Catherine Beach Loy and will spend rest of summer in Middelburg Vermont. Miss Kimmonwee accompanies Beachlley to Goucher College. Clarence Croft and Ralph Santiner of Waynesboro attend Coblantz Wyand wedding. Loutes Harper of Harvick returns from visiting Miss Mary Weaver at Williamsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ady Sifer
Jett
Waterloo
Misa
Margaret Lulz
Dattiadre
E. “A. Thompson
Mea
Powell
Mulberry ‘Street
Charlotta Killman
Guithornburg
Catherine
Beachloy
South Prospect Street
Fett
Migg Beachley
Midgeburg
Vermont
Miss Beachlley
Goucher College
Clarence, Croft
Tralph Santiner
Waynesboro
Coblentz Wyand Wedding Told In Maryland Church
Mrs Wab ster H Wyand of 40 North Street last evening became the bride of Lea Ala Ninian Coblentz of Frederick. The ceremony at St Paul’s A M E Church was performed by Rev FB Wyand of Minnesota, with Miss Frances Wyand as maid of honor and Vernon Coblentz, Middletown, best man. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple will reside in Frederick, where the groom is a practicing attorney. Also noted: a Washington County Hospital accident involving Mira Marabal Wilson and other local visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Helen Wyand
Wabster H. Wyand
Lea- Ala Ninian Coblentz
Frederick
St. Paul’a.a. B
FB. Wyand
Minnesota
Frances Wyand
P. Ralph Stickel
Mydistown
William Sutton
A. Winkhouses
Misa Hyelyo Clopper
Vernon
Coblénts
Middletown
Mira
Marabal- Wilson
Washington
County
Thacape
Brown Nat Terrace
Obedience in Royal Ceremony Noted in History
Word of the day defines obibance as a body movement in respect or submission. The term from Latin obsequium is linked to ceremonial acts performed before King George and Queen Mary, reflecting traditional royal etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
George
Mary
Yeatts to wed Dr Harvey Tyton in Mt. Earle ceremony
Misa Mildred Yeatts of Hagetown and Dr Harvey Tyton of Moundsville W Va will marry this morning at St Peters U B Church parsonage with Rev F Berry Plummer officiating. The bride elect will wear dark blue with gray slippers and a gray hat and the couple plan a short honeymoon, partly at Conewago Pa the bride's aunt's home. Yeatts is a teacher at Broadway School and well regarded locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miva' Mildred
Oneida
Yeatts
Hagetetown
Harvey Tytoneater
Moundeville
W. Va
St. Peat's U. B
F. Berry Plummer
Belo
Summar
Conewsgo Pa
Moundsville
Birthday Party Honors Lucille Nighs Tenth Birthday
A joyful birthday party was held at Mr. and Mrs. W. A C Niga's home at 42 East North Street for their daughter Lucille Nigh's tenth birthday yesterday afternoon. Guests included Elizabeth and Dorothy Hopkins, Mary Strite, Hannan Snyder, Martha Molier, Virginia Furlong, Edith Buchanan, Helen Nowen, Wanita Bonney, Louise Needy, among others, with games and a late afternoon lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. AC. Niga
East North Artest
Thair
Lucille Nigh
Missoa
Lucilla Nigh
Elizzabeth
Dorothy Hopkins
Mary Strite
Hannan Snyder
Martha Molier
Virginia Furlong
Edith Buchanan
Helen Nowen
Wanita Bonney
Louise Needy
Miss Corderman Weds William Wolfkill In Brethren Church
A June wedding at the Church of the Brethren united Miss Blanche Corderman and William Wolfkill. The bride wore satin with orange blossom and carried a valley bouquet, attended by Naomi Winders and bridesmaids Mary Wachler and Hildith Baughman. Flower girl Dally Wolfkill and ring bearer Ralph Corderman led the procession. Edward Wolfkill was best man with ushers Donovan Beachley and Ralph Highberger. Reception followed at the bride’s home, then a motor trip to Boston. The couple will reside in Hagerstown where Wolfkill manages a department store float.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Blanche Hilzabeth Corderman
Albert Corderman
William B. Wolfkill
John Wolfkll
F. F. Holsapple
Mise Naomi Winders
Misaea
Mary Wachler
Ralph
Corderman
Edward Wolfkill
Mosars
Donovan Beachley
Ralph Highberger
Mary Boater
Potomac Avenue
Boston
Friar's Club Holds Third Meeting Here
The Friar's Club held its third meeting in the rooms over Central Drag storm in Public Square. Officers were elected: Director Prof. Charles M. Cassel president Bruce N. Helm vice president William Schneebly? secretary and treasurer Simon C. Snyder librarian Iehard Lowman Wilbur Remeburg and W. H. Milburn public city agent Thomas Broomall stage rector Remeburg Brill directors William Schneebly Gratton Mason and Rey. Refreshments of ice cream were served at a nearby store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friar's Club
Charles MM. Cassel
Bruce N. Helm
William Schnebley
Simon C. Snyder
Iehard Lowman
Wilbur Remeburg
W. H. Milburn
Thomes Broomall
Remeburg- Brill
Williiam Schnebley
Gratton
Marriage a la Mode and Its Lethargic Lovers
A satirical piece mocks arranged marriages and vows that drag on while illicit indulgence and social proscription twist. It cites misuse of brandy, delays in nuptials, and common ailments tied to stress, then endorses Foley Cathartic Tablets as a cleansing, stomach-rousing remedy.
Social Arbiter Lady Mulholland to Influence London Season
Social arbiter Lady Mulholland will wield influence as a lady in waiting to Princess Mary in the forthcoming London social season, shaping appearances, partnerships, and etiquette at royal events and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulholland
Prinne
Mary
London
Pleasant Birthday Party Honors Mrs Mason Moore
Mrs. Mason Moore received a pleasant surprise party at her North Prospect street home on Monday evening from friends. Guests included Mrs. L A Martha, Mrs. A O Gilbert, Mrs. J B Bhank, Mrs. W H Hoe, Mrs. J A Crockath, Mrs. B H Lee, Mrs. W A Reyer, Mrs. R M Hammon, Mrs. R M Horst, and Mrs. Mant Totlya of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Bhank
Atre
W. H. Hoe
J. A. Crockath
BH. H. Lee
W. A. Reyer
R. M. Hammon
R. M. Horst
Spensard Family Plans Summer Visit in Chewsville
Chewsville welcomes Prof. and Mrs. Arthur Spensard and son Dwight of Westerville Ohio for a summer with relatives. Loraing Rinehart returns home with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rinehart after Otterbein University graduation. Local happenings include automobilist injury recovery, new son Burl Spensard, and visits from Wolf Rohrer and Walt. The annual festival is set for late July and men’s day at the U B Church features solos and a region review. Rev. R Rigley speaks on Why I Am Glad I Am an American. Invitations are sent to men urging attendance. all are welcome. 0. Bat P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Spensard
Aon
Dwight
Westerville
Ohio
Loraing Rinehart
Otterbein University
Charles Rinehart
Wantville
Harry Green
Harry Warrenfeltz
Burl Spessard
Mra
William Wolf
Frank Rohrer
Hagerstown
Jacoh Walt
Smithsburg
Charing Rinekart
Old Country
Bat
Imany Girls Camp At Big Pool Signups July 17
Fifty-two girls scheduled for county girls camp at Big Pool starting July 17 with visitors from Thelma Caldwell and Elizabeth Hedley among others. Camp week features a playlet The Fairy Woods and orients club girls under leaders from Halfway Funkstown and Williamsport.
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Imany Girls
Big Pool
Susan Criberson
Thelma Caldwell
Somerville
Maas
Agnes Masses
East Waserboro
Maine
Elizabeth Hedley
Conway
NHL
Onfollef
Misa Garberson
Roo
Iis
Paulina Blackford
Sharpsburg
Bessie Johnson
Williamsport
Hazel Pry
Keedynville
Corinne and
Leonalds ‘Weaver
Hagerstows
Louisy
Atneworth
Fairy Woods
Board of Education
Elrs
Misses Kethering Baker
Focal
Hazel Bowars
Guenolla Morningstar
Halfway
Charlotten Ball
Ringgold
Hélen Rosenberg
Funkatown
Catharine Ernst
Clsarapring
Hyelah Kerns
Hancock
Alberta Miller
Granteville
Mary Rohrer
Junkstown
Mildrad Noel
Nellie Longnecker
Qhenavilla
Mary Sneckanberger
Ols Helm
Frances Grove
Chapel Wools
Leona Dennis
Clearspring
Ethel Webster
Virginia Trans
Funkstown
Gladys Murray
Hazel Keller
Williamaport
Winhead Fock
Frances Ainsworth
Margaret Crow
Agnes Masgsee
Esther Bstrite
Leiternburz
Violet Thomas
Mary Talbert
Madeline Flery
Octayla Miller
Willamsport
Marporie Hottel
Evelyn Huff
Ringgolé
Isabel Bridges
Catherine Rhodes
Florence McDonald
Holeo Morningstar
Lesternburg
Théema W. Caldwell
Loyal Leader
Evelyn Highberger
Antolta Brown
Margaret Spowsat Chaneville
Amaia Bell
Huilh Gossard
Martha Gelbach
Sarah Celbach
Girls Men Marry By Laurel Gnay
A reflective piece extols Mid Victorian women and the virtue of their era. It argues men marry Mid Victorian girls when they can find them, praising modesty gentleness and fidelity rooted in 1850s ideals while contrasting with modern trends. The essay notes many would-be matches exist in the town.
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Laurel Gnay
Fara
Wuise
Housewife's Idee Ren' To Wasi Black Lace Repair
A fragment describes a method to restore black lace by soaking in green tea, winding around a bottle to dry, keeping the threads straight, and removing the lace when color dries to renew its use. The note blends domestic craft advice with archaic language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firth
Well Bred Etiquette excerpted guidance
A fragmentary social morality note advises avoiding borrowing, repaying damages, preserving dignity, and traveling with reserve. It emphasizes expressing thanks for favors yet avoiding social overreach, and notes a well bred man should not expect further recognition beyond polite thanks.
Lavender Georgette Dress Trimmed With Blue Ribbon
A vintage fashion note describes a lavender georgette and silver cloth ensemble. It mentions a lavender georgette piece with three trims, enhanced by blue satin ribbon and sater roses, highlighting color coordination and fabric styling.
On Wings of Wireless and a Night of Daring
Dick and Ruth’s waltz night at the club ends in a fire and a chase as smoke fills the hall. Garrick and Dick rush to the east to inspect the Bucchante while a mysterious figure and a smuggling clue surface aboard the sea craft. They beach on a sunlit shore, strip to dry, and laugh at the peril while plotting their next move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Noida
Balleoa
Walt
Zolten
Walty
Jack Curtla
Huth
Merrny
Del
Jack
Abia
Dek
Walta
Jack Dyrtia
Rae
Vira
Glenn
Vera
Mick
Tony Cleeckar
Ucke
Garricks
Interba
Garriet
Garrick
O¢All
Greenport
Carrick
Ines
Lnd
Alowely
Diels
Vario
Amd
Jove
AustIneet
Nick
S. S. Arroyo
Lustiv
Flarvick
Dun &T
Avery
Garrick Ant Rick
Gardiner’s Bay
Guy
Upton
Leraely
Inner Circle Entrance at the Tower Circle Estate
Garrick and party reach a Fifth Avenue area in New York, entering the Inner Circle through a gate after brief exchanges with a French butler. They are guided to a reception room where a host introduces Monsieur Master and others, signaling the start of a notable social event at the Chateau Hea by Yartytawn.
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Aberty
Firsy
Fifth Avenna
Motora
Toxid
New York
Avdaus
Plata Braga
Alay Tha
Garrick
Ant
Ali
Gartick
Beorger
Matsiear
Yartytawn
Walter
Val
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Ross Brewer
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Greencastle
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Lowlatown
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Pythlan
Sleters
Conacodisheys Creek
Wilson's
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Miss Corderman
William R. Wolfkil
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Somme
Henry
Thorne
Harrison Ave
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Publia Ledger
John. K. Baker, II
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