Social and Personal in Keedysville and Williamsport
Mrs Mingr Nichols of Boliver Virginia visits Keedysville friends while Rev Hess of First Presbyterian Church returns from New York. Numerous local residents and visitors attend summer courses at University of Maryland and Columbia. many plan trips to Syracuse and Virginia Beach. Engagement announced for Miss Miridh Hendrickson and Harry Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mingr
Nichols, Boliver
Keedysville
Hess
New York
Nellie Lemen
Williamsport
The
University of Maryland
Helen Cox
Annie Richardson
Hagerstown
Columbia
Guy Hendrickson
West Tranklin Street
Miridh EB. Hendrickson
Harry, Stone
Mite Society Entertained at Rosemont and Local Notices
Rosemont hosted the Mite Society of the Presbyterian Church with about 100 attendees. A program featured vocal and piano solos by local artists, plus a Ninegragua experience account by Mrs. J F Martin. Mrs Susan Buckle dies aged 81, funeral in Baltimore. The Gleaners of the Lutheran Sunday school enjoyed an evening at Mrs H B Burkholder's home with contests and refreshments. Henry Laughlin leaves for State College for a summer course as a senior at Penn State. Victor No 879 Junior O U A M calls a July 4 lodge meeting to present the flag at Jerome R King playground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shea
Newman Ruckie
Trenton
Howard Ruckle
Newark
N. J
Fannie Campbell
Baltimore
W. Morgan Cross
Greencastle
Lutheran Sunday School
H. B. Burkholder
Henry Laughlin
State College
Henry
Penn Btata
Victor No
Jerome R. King
MISS BEARD TO WED JOHN MACLEOD TONIGHT
Elizabeth Missouri daughter of Mr and Mrs William Beard of Williamsport will marry John Henry MacLeod son of Mr and Mrs Hugh A MacLeod of Bellona Falls Vermont in the Lutheran church at 8 30 tonight. Rev Howard F Bink officiates. Matron and maid of honor and bridesmaids attend in pale green, orchid, and tulle gowns. Reception at the Beard home follows. The couple plan a blue georgette travel outfit for the bridal trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth, Mo
William HL
Beard
Willamsport
John
Henry, MacLeod
Martha
Janes' Fitz Rles
Trenton
Helen Stiles
Washington, D.C
Jane May
Baltimore
George ‘Hewey
Washington
Zod
Williamsport Man Weds In Norfolk Virginia
Misa Mary Florence Taylor of Norfolk and R. G. Middlekauff of Williamsport were married at 10 this morning at the bride’s Foxhall Park home Norfolk. The ceremony was at the Christian Church of Norfolk with family present. The couple will return to Williamsport where the groom is in business and well known. he formerly served on the Williamsport town council and earlier lived in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Mary
Florence Taylor
Norfolk
Williamsport
Foxhall Park
Christian Church of Norfolk
Middlekauf
Hagerstown
Dr Miller Weds Today in City Ceremony
The marriage of Dr Frederick A Miller and Miss Eloise Steele Henry will take place at five o clock this afternoon at the bride’s parents home. Miss Henry will be given in marriage by her father and a reception will follow. Best man is Dr Ralph Stauffer with ushers Thomas Hardinge and Francis J Henry. The couple will honeymoon in Quebec and then reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Miller
Eloise Steele Henry
Cambridge
Clarence
J. Henry
Miss Henry
Frances LaCompte Henry
Doris Anne Miller
Miller
Ralph Stauffer
Thomas Hardinge
Hagerstown
Francis J. Henry
Mrs. Miller
Quebec
Miss Schaibley Honored Guest at Frederick Dinner
Miss Betsy Schaibley, guest in the city, was honored at a dinner hosted by Mrs. J A Williamson in Frederick on Wednesday. She is the guest of Miss Virginia Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Schaibley
J. A. Williamson
Frederick
Miss Schaibley
Virginia Williamson
World’s Most Famous Curls Split From Mary Pickford Era
A fragmented note suggests Mary Pickford and a famed Hollywood era end as secrecy surrounds a move back to Hollywood from New York. The piece hints at a lasting public fascination with America’s sweetheart and a shift in film industry storytelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hag
Golden Girls
Curls
Hollywood
New York
Mary Pickford
Mary
Nationa
NEA Service
Bock
Mary Pickford Trims Hair In Public Barbershop Cut
Mary Pickford, famed star, watched her long curls fall to the scissors as barber Charles Bock gave her a modern shoulder length cut. She expressed relief at shedding the curls saying she would be grown up now. Bock described the style as feminine and suited to her personality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bock
Carmichael to Address C. E. Society Patriot Meeting
Colonel John Carmichael will speak at the Senior Christian Endeavor Society meeting of the Presbyterian Church this Sunday evening July 1. The event is described as patriotic with the subject America, first in What? Miss Virginia Trammell leads the group as they plan summer meetings, held weekly throughout the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carmichael
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Presbyterian Church
America
Virginia Trammell
Young People's Meeting Invitation Sunday Evening
Sunday evening at 6:30. This is a Young People's organization and all young people are invited to attend its meetings.
Pleasing Evening Honors Music Graduate Gladys Smith
Relatives and friends gathered at Miss Lulu E. Wire’s home to honor Miss Gladys Smith who recently graduated in music from the Studio of Fine Arts. Refreshments were served as Miss Wire gave Smith a gold medal and class members presented a Kirk silver bon-bon spoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu E. Wire
Gladys Smith
Studio of Fine Arts
Miss Wire
Miss Smith
Cupid Breaks June Wedding Records at Court House
Rainy June helps Dan Cupid set new monthly marriage licenses record at the Court House surpassing last year’s total. Licenses listed include Charles Barnhart and Florence McNamee of Breathedsville and others from York Milton Lititz and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Cupid
Antil
Court House
Charles Barnhart
Florence McNamee
Breathedsville
Arthur Henry Sipe
Ursula KE. Ream
York
Morris M. Scheetz
Richland
Bernetta Hilton
Lititz
Ohio Girl to Be Bride Here
Miss Pauline W King of Eldorado will wed Joseph N Neville of Boonsboro at St John Episcopal Church tonight at six. Reverend Dr Walter Byron Stehl will perform the ceremony witnessed by the Kings and relatives. Afterward the wedding party will be entertained at a local hotel. The couple will reside in Boonsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John's
Episcopal “Church
Walter “Byron Stehl
Eldorado
Joseph N. Neville
Boonsbury
King
J. Harry. King
Eldorado News
Boonsboro
Neville
Surprise Party for Mrs Taylor in Williamsport
A surprise party was held at the home of Mrs. Lucinda Taylor in Williamsport for her 78th birthday. Neighbors and Ruth Lodge No. 3 members attended, including Rebecca Eskis, Nettie Grimes, Hoover, Mamie Hetzel, Minnie Poffenberger, Nannie Taylor, Edith Leaf, Thomas Baker, Belva Hall, Lowslecker, Mary Ward, and many couples and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Taylor
Williamsport
Ruth Lodge No. 3
Rebecca Eskis
Nettie Grimes
Hoover
Mamie Hetzel
Minnie Poffenberger
Nannie’ Taylor
Edith Leaf
Thomas Baker
Belva Hall
Lowslecker
Mary Ward
Robert Myers
Charles Robinson
Benjamin Harsh
Henry Robinson
Rena Corby
Margaret Wagner
Frances Herbert
Edward Palmer
Adam Palmer
Keedysville Dinner Honors Hammond Guests
Mr and Mrs Frank Hammond hosted a dinner at their Keedysville area home Sunday honoring Mr and Mrs Roy Hammond and Mr and Mrs Charles E Thomas who recently married. Attendees included numerous local families and relatives. birthday anniversaries were noted for Mrs Hammond and two of her sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hammond
Keedysville
Roy Hammond
Charles E. Thomas
Jonathan Martz
Edward Smith
Otho Smith
Lee Harwood
Vinton Jones
John Martz
John Netz
Hostess At Bridge Honors Miami Couple Soon Sailing
Miss Mary E. Miller hosted a bridge party at her Williamsport area home in honor of Mr and Mrs George Brokaw of Miami Florida who plan to sail in a few weeks for South America to make their future home Mrs Clarence H Vinson is seriously ill at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Miller
Williamsport
George Brokaw
Miami
Fla
South America
Kee Mar Class of 1898 Reunion At Women's Club
Kee Mar alumni gathered at the Women s Club for a dinner marking the 30th anniversary of graduation. Remarks highlighted Kee Mar alumnae activities including annual scholarships, a music library, and the Kee Mar reunion reports from Philadelphia and February 1898 senior reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kee-Mar College
Women's Club
Mitinie’ Irwin
Brookbank
Richmond
Harriett
Barlow Baker
Elkins
W Va
Henry ‘Holzapfel, Jr
Edna Cook Bake
Flora Bamford Ziegler
Florence Ritter -Potteraer
Florence Ritter Potterger
Hamburg
Etta Davia
Washington
D.C
Elizabeth
Franz Holsidge
Olivia Souder
East Falls Church
Val
Grace Ankeney
Cumberland
Katie Charles
Clearspring
Nancy Friend Frantz
New York
Virnue E. Hoover Byers
Baltimore
Gertrude Arnold Hoover
Wayne
Neille McCardell Hoffmeier
Mary Erwin Steffey
Lillian Schindel
Taylor
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Lynn Keller
Terrace
Polo Bridge Camp
Matamo‘rae
Howard Circle
Ruth. Bowman
Springfield
Ohio
H. B. Bowmain
Antietem
A. Carbaugh
South
Vty
Antietam
Syracuse
Keller Lance
South’ Mulberry
Balle’s
Obert” Rupp
Irvitt Avenue
English
Dorothy English
State ‘Collegé
Ey. Koogle
Pat
N.ck. Dowis
Wil Ort
o*Garaner
Mechanicaburg
John Hut‘ell
Edgar “Toms
Funkstown
Samuel Stine
Leaf River
Anne M. Smith
Chambersburg
Anna’ _ Ritter
Clara McCune
Waynesboro
Fillmore Hyde
Coleman Rogers
EB. A. Zeigler
Summit Avenue
George Fockler
Broadway
Charles E. Remsburg
East Washington
Margaret’ Remsburg
California
Misa Agatha House
Smithsburg
Lillian Barkdoll
Wittenberg Courge
Mire
W. W. Fowell, Jr
William and
Raetta
J. W. Maugans
High Street
Katherine Nawcomer
Benévola
Washington County
Miss Newman
Pittsburgh
Carnegie School
Frederick -J.hill
Keyser
W. Va
Vernon, Strawhand
Valeria Jones
Georgia
Harrisonburg
le Hankey
Frank
Ulin
Charles Brown
Josephi Carbine
Joseph Martin
Martin
George Martin
Motor
I Nursing
C. Ered
Minneapslig
Minn
Rotary
Madéline
Mildred Weler
Mitchell Ayvenna
Martinsburg
W.va
Genevive
Elate Hotter
Salem Avenue
Louisa
McCauley
Virginia
Avenue
Ruth
May
Messrs
Alvin A. ‘A. Morganthall, Jr
Robert ‘Smith
Charles Shupp
Joshua’ “Messersmith
Rosemont
Greetcastle
W. B. Keefer
Winter Street
John K. Cook
Dover
N.S
Nicodemua National
Hagerstown, MD
Mite Society
Susan Ruckle
John H. MacLeod
W’msport
Innorfolk
R.G. Middlekauff
That City
DR. Miller
Eloise
Schaibley
Belme
George Clark
Mary, Pickford
Smithsonian Museum
Lindy
Mery
Col. Carmichael
Peter Buys
City Park
Liberty Belg
S-Seee Seers Eeens Sousa
Rollinson
Scharwenka
West Point
Bendix
United States Military Academy
the Chocolate Soldier
Strauss
Clarke
Hayes
Harl’t. Mathias
Grace
Shuman
Milton
Merlin George
Belmont
Mable Showers
Cornwall
William H. Stone
Mariur E. Hendrickson
Lester D. Myers
J. N. Neville
Mrs. Taylor
Clarence H. Vinson
Flanner
Fanny Savs
Mmo
Margaret Strife
Frostburg
Conomac
Night Hawks
Evelyn “Wolfinger
And
Margaret Bini
Washington Aichcraft (Incorporated
GREY
Rigcrarerma
Faber’s
Square Deal Market
McDowell
Gatem Avenue
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