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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1925
Page
10
Society Editor notes numerous social events and personal updates. Grace Cavern returns to Baltimore from a family visit. others visit relatives in Harrisburg and Baltimore. Local residents and guests are listed with weekend stays, hospital updates, and births.
The Herald Mail announces a Saturday April 4 party at 1 30 for children aged four to ten whose birthdays fall between March 25 and April 4. County residents are invited along with city children to enjoy a vaudeville program movies and music with gifts from Leiter's Stores including a joint Birthday and Easter Saver.
A Friday evening farewell party was hosted at J H Glen and wife’s South Boulevard home honoring their children Evelyn and John. Guests included Gene Adams Pat Springer Ethel Summers Albert Smith and many neighbors with Victrola music and refreshments after the gathering.
Hagerstown hostesses will enjoy a country tea room near the Sharpsburg pike, two miles from town. The opening on Thursday April 9 features The Yellow Urn by the Misses Beach at the Snavely home, catering to Spring and Summer entertainments with easy car or bus access for supper parties.
The Women's Club and C O C will host a week of activities starting tonight with the Givi League citizenship class led by Oliver O Short. Daily events include a Tuesday joint dinner at 6 40 with Gray Williams of Winchester as Shenker, a Wednesday card party at 2 30 hosted by Mrs Stanley Little, and a Wednesday Arts and Ledersa Club meeting at 3 30. Thursday features a Medical Society dinner and meeting at the Club, Friday offers a children's dancing class, and Saturday ends with a tea. The Wednesday card party will be the last before Easter.
The Rev. Walter Byron Stehl will conduct a service at Grace and St. Peter's in Baltimore tomorrow at 10 o'clock. With Dr. Stent away, the 7.90 A M Holy Communion at St. John's is omitted. Lenten services will be Wednesday at 10 A M and 7.36 P.M with Dr. Stehl preaching at the latter.
Elopement between FeLecca Amy Campbell an 18-year-old high school student from Charles Town WV and taxi driver Mersenger Alger prompted a March 25 ceremony conducted by Rev Vernon Ridgely. The couple, who met in September, left Campbell’s schooling to establish a home, with a high school student Dorothy Oates as witness. The bride has left school and the groom plans to start a business in Charles Town while the families adjust. A local birthday surprise at the Loma Miller home precedes a YMCA schedule of swimming gym and life saving classes for both high school and younger members. The day also lists several marriage licenses from nearby towns.
Mrs V EB Gluck of Mercersburg was ill at her daughter's West Side Avenue home and was moved to Washington County Hospital where she underwent an operation last Friday.
William Seibert Jr aged 15 played a violin solo at Trinity Lutheran Sunday School yesterday morning, accompanied by Peter Buys. It was his first public appearance. Mr and Mrs W C Geeting and George Miller of Keedysville and Mrs Garfield Gilbert of Boonsboro drove to Littlestown, Pa yesterday.
A garbled advice column selection discusses relationships and social manners. Readers seek guidance on engagement fidelity, polite manners at parties, repaying debts within families, and hair and fashion questions, with responses emphasizing honesty, consent, and practical solutions.
Potomac Lodge members plan a trip to Chambersburg to witness a bhert degree initiation. A large crowd is expected as the famous degree staff from Column Lodge participates. Parade time is 7 35 with members leaving Potomac Street promptly. arrangements include escorts and cars to the temple.
Fragmentary report notes KEberenie at Washing with reference to his sister Mrs Bows and a hotel named Clear. Context unclear due to truncated OCR.
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