Social and Personal Notes From the Evening Mail
Social and personal items list local residents in health, travel, and family events. People mentioned include Mr E P Haight, Mrs Hugh Crafton, Miss Louise Porter, Mrs Samuel Suter, Captain and Mrs Smythe, Mrs Charles Swarts, Miss Hearietta Towson, D Miler, Sue Bylvia McKee, and Philo Bratton Jr. Birth announcements note a daughter for the Kittell and Harbaugh families. Mary Bear to host a bridges club on Virginia Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bear
Bridges Club
Virginia Avenue
Masks Mystery plays to fund playground upgrades
Big audience at Halfway school auditorium watched the PTA production Masked Mystery directed by Mrs. Charles Spielman. Proceeds go to the playground improvement fund for equipment and landscaping. Cast included Mrs R A Schelihase, Mrs M D Moore, Mrs J C Long, Mrs Paul Penner, Mrs W S Rose, Mrs H R Paxson, Mrs Robert Bowman, and Mrs George Everline. Capaldi's band entertained between acts. Richard Dansberger, seven, hosted a Patrick’s Day party at 106 South Mulberry with games and decorations. The Willing Workers Class of Washington Square M E Church met at Mrs F A Worth’s for a Patrick’s Day themed evening with a birthday cake for two members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Charles Spielman
Richard Dansberger
Emory C. Dansberger
South Mulberry Street
Dorothy Martz
Billy Martz
Dorsey Martin, Jr
Dorothy Dansberger
Dorothes Palmer
Janis Martin
Harry Sardella
Annabelle Cushen
Muriel Trevinger
Charity
Ann Coleman
Martha Schaff
Washington Square M. E
F.A. ‘Worth
Concord Street
Northern Circle Meeting at St. John's Episcopal Church
Mrs Walton L H Osborne hosted the Northern Circle ladies at her North Potomac Street home. A chapter of the History of the Church was read and discussed, with plans for a post Lent card party and a musicale. Refreshments were served to attendees including several named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton L. H. Osborne
St. John’s Episcopal Church
North Potomac Street
Raymond Parks
Edwin ©. Hook
Walter Byron Stehl
Elizabeth Boorman
Davidson
Mark Mellor
Wilkenson
Whitmore
F. M. Fuller
St Patrick's Party Hosted By Miss Edna Jones
Miss Edna Jones entertained friends at a St Patrick's party at her home on Summit avenue last night. Guests included Miss Mary Bear Mr and Mrs Frank Dutrow of Frederick Roger Willard and Russell Keplinger. Refreshments featured a dining room St Patrick's motif with a centerpiece of white stock light green sweet peas and light green tapera and Irish favors at each place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Jones
Summit Avenue
Mary Bear
Frank Dutrow
Frederick
Roger Willard
Russell Keplinger
Eastern Star St Patrick's Dance At Masonic Temple
A large crowd attended the St Patrick's dance by Hagerstown Chapter No 3 Order of Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple last evening. Ty Leroy and his 18 piece Scotch Highlanders provided music from 9 30 to 1 00 with Three Vagabonds as featured vocalists. Green and white Irish themed decorations complemented the event chaired by Misa Mac Angle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Hagerstown
Order of Eastern Star
Ty Leroy
Scotch Highlanders
Harrisburg
Three
Misa MacAngle
Irish Program At Class Meet at St Pauls U B Church
The Grace and Grit Class of St Pauls United Brethren Church held its quarterly meeting on Thursday night at the home of Inez and Jane Kline. An Irish program was arranged with a duet by Ethel Sprecher and Meta Sterling and a solo by Violet Sinn. A spelling bee followed the business portion, with prizes awarded to Catherine Alsip Frances Turner Evelyn Johnston and Misa Ruth Kesselring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s U. B
John Swemly
Inez
Jane Kline
Hager Street
Ethel Sprecher
Meta Sterling
Trish
Violet Sinn
Catherine Alsip
Frances Turner
Evelyn Johnston
Misa Ruth Kesselring
Ifm
Mildred Bitner
H. H. Emmett
Ella Keyser
Jeanette Madison
Catherine Martin
Kathleen Murray
Dora Nitsell
Edith Potfenberger
Nol Me Potter
Esther Quinn
Opal Musselman
Ruth Rudsill
Gladys Snapp
Mildred Houser
Ray Rohrer
Doris Seaman
Iva Wiederhold
Spielman
What New York Is Wearing By Helen Williams
A fashion feature from the illustrated dressmaking pages describes a suspender jumper with guimpe in yellow and brown tweed like wool. It notes patterns for ages 8 to 14 and materials required, plus a new spring fashion magazine and how to order it from the Fashion Department at Hagerstown Mail in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helen Williams
Lessa
Beatty
Ion Magazine
Fashion Department
Daily Mail
Fashion Dept
Hagerstown Mail
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Lecture on Tut's Tomb to Be Given
Dr James R Beveridge renowned Egyptologist will deliver the evening lecture at the Art Museum on Monday March 20 at 830 pm His talk titled Recent Discoveries at the Tomb of Tut Ankh Amen reflects ongoing releases by the Egyptian government Beveridge has led local archaeological work and helped write original discovery reports He studied at Edinburgh George Washington University and the American School of Classical Studies in Rome The talk is open to the public Two school groups toured the Museum Friday with guides Mary H Chrissinger and Gladys Poole supervising ninth graders from Woodland Way Junior High and 125 fourth graders from Antietam School
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Beveridge
Art Museum
Tut- Ankh-Amen
Tut
Beveridge
Egypt
Beveridgee W
Edinburgh University
George Washington University
American School of Classical Studies
Rome
Ecole Des Beaux Arta
Sorbonne
Ecole du Louvra
Paris
Heveridge
Maryland
Tome School
Maryland Academy of Sciences
Washington County
William H. Singar
Norway
Woodland Way
Mary H. Chrissinger
Mise Gladys Poole
Diffendal
Schnebley
Hildebrand
Antietam School
DAR Chapter to Meet at Miller Home Monday Evening
The Conococheague Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold an evening meeting at the home of Mrs. Warren D. Miller at 160 West Washington Street, on Monday, starting at 7:30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conococheague Chapter
the Daughters of American Revolution
Warren D. Miller
Washington Street
Birthday Supper Honoring Jacob Raymond Thomas
A birthday supper was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob M. Thomas in Hagerstown on Wednesday evening for their son Jacob Raymond Thomas who turned twenty. The table featured pink and white decor. guests included John G. Rowland Harry Fiery Frances Patrick George Patrick C F Rowland Harry D. Rowland J G Cline J M Thomas Samuel Cline Preston Cline Edna Springer Kenneth Rowland John Edwin Thomas and Harold D. Rowland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob M. Thomas
Hagerstown
Jacob Raymond Thomas
John G. Rowland
Harry Fiery
Frances Patrick
George Patrick
C. F. Rowland
Harry D. Rowland
My Beauty Hint for 1933 Girls Plea to Drink Water
In speaking on beauty, Geraan Actrase notes a lack of beauty in herself and offers advice for today’s girls. She urges drinking water over cocktails to keep complexion, and questions masking bright eyes and rosy cheeks with mascara and rouge. Live normally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraan
Mayor Kline Will Resign Over Jail Term and Fine
Pittsburgh March 18 Charles Howard Kline mayor for eight years offered to resign if his six months jail sentence and $10000 fine are remitted. Attorney Edward G Coll sent a plea for mercy to Judge Thomas D Finletter in Philadelphia citing illness. A Supreme Court appeal is pending and a health commission may be formed if directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Charles Howard Kline
Edward G. Coll
Thomas D. Finletter
Philadelphia
Butler
Supreme Court
Andrew Park
Kline
Treble Clef Meets Monday in Hotel Alexander Ballroom
A Scandinavian music program by the Treble Clef Club will be featured Monday at 3:30 PM in the Hotel Alexander ballroom. Grieg dominates the program with multiple pieces performed by club members and guests. admission for associates and guests is a small fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trihembera
Treble Clef Club
Hotel Alexander
Grieg
Olsen
Sinding
Waldemar Thrang
Thomas
Palmagren
Miss Schnebley
Robert Huyett
Solvier
Kine
Sonata
Mrs. Ava Long Leaves Capital After White House Service
Mrs. Ava Long, longtime housekeeper custodian for the Hoovers, has left Washington for her daughter's home in Indianapolis. A former Hagerstown resident, she was known for entertainment etiquette and links to Samuel H. Long, former general agent of the Norfolk and Western and Cumberland Valley railroads, from 1898 to 1908. She aided in final Inauguration events and later managed BH. H. Rogers homes in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Hoovers
Ava Long
Washington
Indianapolis
Norfolk and Western and
Cumberland Valley Rail Road
Henry
Nesiit
Hoover
Meeting Of Meridian Club Held Thursday
The Meridian Club held its regular monthly meeting at the Women's Club with Miss Charlotte Elliott as hostess. Decorations reflected St Patrick's Day. Rev H A Fesperman spoke on the four imperatives of duty ability power and achievement urging members to act with conscience and realize science's possibilities for better manhood and womanhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian Club
We Women by Betty Brainerd
Dear Betty Brainerd counsels a newlywed wife facing neglect and financial strain. The adviser urges practical steps, including building support with the husband’s mother, expressing love calmly, and avoiding jealousy while addressing the marriage’s harms and financial imbalance. Betty Brainerd offers ongoing guidance for unhappy brides.
Miss Suter Hosts Willing Workers Class at St Pauls A B
Miss Jane Suter entertained the Willing Workers class of St Pauls A B Sunday School at her home on 2316 North Cannon Avenue. A business meeting followed by bingo with prizes, then refreshments. Next meeting set for April 10 at Miss Trene Saum’s home 613 West Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Suter
St. Paul’s A. B
North Cannon Avenue
Meta. Sterling
Lena Stevenson
Audrey Nish
Ethel Adams
Louise Wilson
Aid Marie Suter
Trene Saum
West
Franklin Street
Emergency Bank Regulations Stay In Force
Emergency bank rules extend to new deposits and checks drawn against them. Limited banks may issue 30 day loans with adequate security for fertilizer seed transport and other essentials like food pay rolls and medicine. New deposits may be held separate from old accounts and placed in unrestricted Maryland banks, must be kept in cash. Other regulations explain handling of set off accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Guild Meeting Opens With Candle Ceremony and Elections
A candle light ceremony opened the program featuring Rebecca Foltz Jane Pleck and Mary Jane Booth. Mia W J Schnebly gave a talk on China. Officers elected were Ruth Koons president Rebecca Poltz vice president Jeanne Smith recording secretary Alina Snyder corresponding secretary and Mary Jane Roach treasurer. Jeanne Smith offered the closing prayer. Refreshments were served by the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Foltz
Jane Pleck
Mary Jane Booth
W. J. Schnebly
China
Ruth Koons
Rebecca Poltz
Jeanne Smith
Alina Snyder
Mary Jane Roach
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Mail
E. P. Haight
Hugh Crafton
Fountain
Weed Heights
Isle
Staunton
Water Brother- Inlaw
Frederick ‘Gratten
Rame
Misa Louise Porter
MUS Holyows College
Batur
Samuel Suter
Dagmar
Mre
Resdleman
Los Angeles
Ire
Palmer Tennant
Prospect
Mre. Smythe
Long Beach
Calif
Smythe
Ieabel Miller
Wemont School
Sue
Bylvia, McKee
County Hospital
Wiy
Charles Swarts Swarts
Wie Hicanor Houser
Wil
Bamsport
Edgar Keller
Misa Irma Watts
This City
Weshing
Jeri Lee “Bents
William. Hentz
South Jonathan Street
Philo Bratton, Jr
Phils A. Staton
Potomac
Washington Country Hospital
Catherine Neuhardt Sae
Albert Zimmerman
York, Pa
Louise Sutter
Pennsylvania Hotel
Girls’ Guild of Christ- Reformed Church
Gertrude May
Reynolds Avenue
Robert Shulenberger
Tome Institute
Port Deposit
E. 0. Shulenberger
Robert
Hood College
Mrs
George Newton
Mr. Newton
Foraythe, Ga
Hilton Long
Fred Mowen
Head College
Joseph Kittell
Howard Street
Philip Harbaugh
Baltimore
Harbaugh
Ethel Britcher
Kime Bros. Best
Larm’s
N. Potomac St
S & B Hat
Whitney
Miller’s Furniture
South Potemes St
Northern Circle
Episcopal Church
Osborne
Grace and Grit
Brown Smart Shop
New Tappan
Raw
Eeneeneset
Old
Magere Town Country Club
Etyswen Seri
Jessie Ralph
Treble Clef
Alexander
Mrs. Ava Long
Capital
WE Women
Betty Brainerd
God
East 65Th St
N. Y
Miss Suter
Frigidaire
Potomac Edison CO
R. A. Highbarger
T Flour Sacks
Caskey Baking Co
Eee
THE
Hagerstown Dairy
South Potomac St. Prene
Neufchatel
Land-O-Lakes
Valencia
Potomac Ave
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