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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
3
In the discussion on hair styling and care, experts note that distinguishing natural curls from processed ones is not always possible. The article highlights services offered by specialists in hair manipulation, including waving, curling, and deep cleaning, emphasizing skilled assistance available in the field.
A brief note on a Parisian street frock combining black and white. The attire features a fle collar, long sleeves, and pleated panels with modest button details.
The Trinity Lutheran Sunday School orchestra directed by Prof. Veter Aiys entertained the church social room Tuesday evening with the Mra Mary Solan class. A three course dinner was served. Talks by J Frank Noaguitar G I Tinttzley superintendent and Rev Dr J S Sinan praised the orchestra and service. Prof Veter Nuya led an encore. Seventy persons attended.
A surprise birthday gathering was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kline in Smithaburg for Mr. Kline’s 57th birthday. Guests included Rufus Sito and granddaughter Virginia, Mary Kinny, Ira Kline, Bryte Kline, Les Wolfe, William Bloyer family, Irene Oswald, Alfred Kling, Rath and Thelma Kling, and others from Thurmont, Williamsport, and Clear Spring.
Rebekah lodge Helkah No c will host another 590 Party at the Oz Fellows Temple Friday night inviting the public. New card tables arrive for use at the event with prizes and refreshments. Twenty five cent donations from attendees aid the Odd Fellows Home at Frederick nearing occupancy. Committee to meet Saturday afternoon at 2 to plan rummage rule events at the County Agent's office. Mrs C J Mower of Funkstown Club chairs the committee.
The Arts and Letters Club paper argues reform moved from pulpit to theatre, citing Bald Area Virginia Carmichael on drama shaped by Shaw and Brieux. Mrs Lane critiques Galsworthy’s social criticism while noting sermons often restate facts. The club plans a short story study for next winter.
Marriage licenses listed include George Moritz of Gellysburg PA and Edith Broguater of Smithaburg, plus Robert J. Newberry and Virginia Fisher of Strasburg VA, Ralph D. Jordan and Aguas Carter of Hagerstown. Mrs Iola Snyder hospitalized with complications.
Mr and Mrs R W Bolinger entertained Tuesday afternoon at their Virginia Avenue home in honor of Evangelist and Mrs Hower Kellems. Gray and white decorations formed the color scheme. An excellent dinner was served. Guests included Rev and Mrs Homer Kel jem s, Mr and Mrs 2 W Bolinger, Mrs T C Young of Boonabero, and Mrs C G Ford.
Mrs Joseph Byron will represent the Baltimore Clef Club at the Maryland Federation of Music Clubs convention at the Emerson Hotel March 21 with Mrs A Gardner as alternate. Baltimore Music Club president Mrs L K Gutman issued the invitation for the first state meeting including a constitution and by laws adoption and officer elections. Thomas L Gobwin state supervisor of music in schools will speak on Public School Music as part of morning sessions. The Baltimore Music Club will present an afternoon program led by federation president Marguerite Richards.
Fashion note highlights that high collars appear on many spring suits, giving a definite impression of freshness and modernity in the season's tailoring.
Cynthia Grey argues morning glow comes from health and mood, not cosmetics. A cheerful wife, brisk exercise, and confident dress boost a marriage, while unseen unhappiness at breakfast can pale a rose colored glow.
Noon scene describes Bertia Davis with friends Ali sg Ethel at a toast and grapes gathering during a bright morning. The fragment notes a bloom in the air and a casual social moment among local figures.
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