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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1925
Page
10
Numerous social items list residents and relatives in Funkstown and nearby towns. Illnesses, operations, and recoveries appear for Hilda Knopper, Elizabeth Koogle, Imogene Koogle, Alice Garver, and others. Births announced for Mr. and Mrs. Warry Gerling and a marriage of Naomi Harshman and Wallace Howlett.
Employees of Elmer L. Halter gathered for a luncheon in the Aughinbaugh building where Charlen H. Pardee praised staff fidelity. Miss Mamta Bowers presented awards, and Salvi harpist Alberto Salvi discussed the new eighth pedal innovation by Erard and its impact on chromatics and sharps in harp development.
Miss Anng Miy Miller and Charley M. Wishard wed quietly at the tribe's parents home in Cavetown on Thursday. Only immediate family witnessed the ceremony. Miss Miller is from Cavetown and Mr Wishard hails from Zullinger, Pa. The ceremony was performed by the Hoy Hennar of Waynesboro. The couple will honeymoon and reside in Zullinger.
The Troobin Cleft Club plans a Monday afternoon gathering at 5:30 at the residence of Mrs A O Keedy 721 Virginia Avenue. Mrs Kellar Nigh is ill at her home on North Street.
A reception honoring Rev. D. B. Murray who began his pastorate at Calvary Baptist Church earlier this year was held by the congregation. The church was decorated with ferns and flowers and served ice cream cake and boen. Speakers included Rev. W. H. Baylor of Baltimore Rev. W. P. Hall of Martinsburg Rev. W. G. Royal of Frederick and Rev. J. M. Tombaugh of Hagerstown.
Two hundred Washington County High School sophomores held their annual Sophomore ball at Prof Stouffer's Dancing Academy. Twenty five parent patronesses and eight chaperones supervised the event while Miss Thelina Maugans headlined a dancing act and a Lemon dance rewarded partners.
A February summary from Superintendent Migs Mary N. Meyera notes a daily average of over 7 percent with 76 patients in the hospital at midnight. January 21 admissions totaled 141, 160 were discharged in the month, 86 remained on February 28, and 86 dispensary patients were treated during February. MEETING POSTPONED The Young Women Home Missionary Society at St Pauls M E Church postpones Monday night meeting. bank offering to be taken at the rescheduled gathering.
Tonight marks the closing Pythian Bazaar at the Armory with vaudeville acts led by Miss Gladys Willian and Miss Dolly Mae Kreider, finishing with Chapple Chapman and Killie Foreman Apache dance. Special displays and a full crowd expected as final sales and births are noted in local notices.
Dr Rudolph B Teusler head of Saint Luke's Hospital Tokyo Japan will address St Johns Niacopal Church Sunday at 11 am on the devastation of the Tokyo earthquake and fire and the chance for the church to influence Japan with Christian faith He will stay with Dr and Mrs Peregrine Wroth on South Prospect Street while in Hagerstown
The Y M C A notes activities in Frederick with a ping pong and pool tournament and upcoming Beauty Culture class session at 7 30 p m at the Y The event features players Harry Segal Sam Seen Gen Baker Frank Rosenberg and Frank Smulgon and outlines topi cs such as hand moulding and basketry progress under Meg Dusselt and Mrs Tatton with weekly weaving of trays ferns and luncheon items.
Mrs. 1X Bachtell hosted a bridge party Thursday afternoon at her Totomac avenues residence. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. tf Needy, Mrs. Magne Minam, Mrs. Frank LE Dennett, and Mrs. Chas. Pack. Numerous attendees listed, including Mrs. A C Strite, Mrs. Wred Tester, Mrs. Edgar Woom, Mrs. George Wiesiskel, and many others.
The desmamunity Meeting of the Women Missionary Society at the Presbyterian Church is rescheduled to Tuesday March 1 in the clinch chapel. Attendance is expected to be large as it will be a very important gathering.
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