Social Personal Items From The Evening Mall
Social news lists social events and percvutile items with names and places. Mentions Harry R. Rudy hospital improvement, Charles D. B. Trigalet visiting New York, Edward Tenney Galtye lurg Academy weekend with family, Mercersburg Academy students at home, Misa Mary White motor trip to Hancock, Jamison of Ru lelgt Chamber of Commerce weekend in Hegerstown, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Dodd weekend in Williamsport, Mrs C J Davie of Williamsport in Washington, Ruth and Catherine Mowe of Smithsburg weekend with Miles Helen Hoffer in Lyon Keller Terrace, Alma Beir and family weekend in Waynesboro, Milas Blule Chenowluk weekend in Marysnsbury, Frank Ankeney Cumberland relatives, Mary Shultz Washington, two new babies at Williamsport area, Dr Coit Beheller back from New York, 12-pound boy and 19-pound girl noted, new masked ball at Willow Grove Park May 10th, Mrs Roger White entertaining a card party at Women’s Club.
Miss Summer Is Married Today at St Marys Church
A wedding was solemnized at St Marys Catholic Church by Rev G Kerr this morning uniting Miss Altea Summer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Summer of Smithaburg, with Otho France Duffey of this city. Attendants were Miss Annie Bumuier and Mr Marta Dion. The bride wore white crepe with a bat and slippers. Relatives and friends witnessed the ceremony, and the couple left for a trip to Washington and Norfolk before settling in H1.3loon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Mary's Catholic Church
Kerr
Altea Summer
Thomas Summer
Smithaburg
Otho France Luuffey
Thie City
Annie Bumuier
Boror
Marta Dion
Duffey
Washington
Norfolk
Sleeveless Jackets for Summer Suits Trend
The article notes sleeveless jackets paired with summer suits. Outfits feature simple one-pleat frocks under jackets with matching bodices and long bell sleeves. Suits vary from plain to accordion plated in popular greens such as almond, Bea, jade, and Lanvin greens, with sand and gray tones for conservative tastes.
Mills Orchestra To Play Tuesday Night at Willow Grove Park
The Mills Orchestra led by Veek Mis and nine musicians, once with Mason Dixon, performs at Willow Grove Park Tuesday night dance. Former Detroit organizer Veek Mis brings a mild delay in entrance records and new rhythm. Also notes a May 20 masked ball guest list in nearby towns and a May 10 benefit dance in Martinsburg hosted by the Martinsburg Athlete Club attracting local visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peek Mills
Iancera
Willow Grove Park
Veek Mis
Mason Dixon
Detroit
Stoxfofer
Willow Grove
Novel Social Given at St. Mark's Church
A committee of St. Mary's Lutheran Ladies Aid Society hosted a Friday night program at St. Mark's Church. Performers included Miss Ina Koontz on the pipe organ, the Grace U B Church Men's Quartet, Miss Helen Startzman, Miss Lillian Hersey, and Miss Helen Unsoki, with May Wilzebeth Hehl on piano. Readings by Lulu Black and Gladys Poole added variety. An ornamented tree held jamon packages for guests to choose by price, and homemade cake and candy sales supported the building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patury
Ladies' Ald Society
St. Mary’s Lutheran Church
Hdna Koontz
Grace U. B. Church
Niey Helen Startzman
Mite Lillian Hersey
Mise Helen Unsoki
May Wilzebeth Hehl
Lulu Black
Gladys Poole
Birthday Elopement Ends In City Celebration
Paul Ingells of Waynesboro married Mary Harbaugh in Hagerstown after a birthday elopement. The couple returned to Waynesboro for a surprise birthday party for the groom at St. John’s Lutheran parsonage officiated by Rev. Dr. J Edward Harms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ingells
Waynesboro
Hagerstown
Nias Mary Harbaugh
Miss Harbaugh
Boozerville
Lochinvar
J. Edeward Harms
St. John's Lutheran Parsonage
Marriage Licenses And An Operation Report
A list of marriage licenses includes F Duffey and Alice G Summers in Hagerstown and others in Williamsport Berkeley Springs Waynesboro Borzerville York Sunbury Harrisburg Chambersburg Ridgeway and Sunbury. An operation on Miss Irae Jenkins of 479 North Prospect Street for appendicitis at Washington County Hospital Sunday afternoon was successful and the patient is improving. The Cytheltic Daughters of America will meet for a business session on May 8 at 8 p.m. at the home of OG recs, with matters to be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Duffey
Alice G. Summers
Hagerslant
Harvey Swandel
Williamsport
Jesse Porter
Berkeley Springs
Paul FH. Ingells
Waynesboro
Mary EB. Harbaugh
Borzervile
Miss Irae Jenkine
North
Prospect Street
Washington County
Cytheltc Daughters of America
Recs
Glee Club Dance Planned by Broadway City Group
The Broadway Glee Club will hold its annual dance on Friday night May 18 at the Colonial Hotel. The event gathers members for a social evening with music and refreshments at a central city venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Hotel
Jeoffrie to Vie with Hempel as Dr Johnson Hosts
Miss Fieurette Jeoffrie attracted attention at Stans Court where Dr J Johnson hosted a program featuring a rising coloratura with a promising New York tour ahead. The concert included baritone Dr Johnson, Helen Kieffer, and Mrs J Grason Steffey with coffee served afterward in Stone Court hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fieurette Jeoffrie
J. & Johnson
Stans Court
Hempel
Miss Jeufrie
Miss Jeoffrie
Hagerstown
Misa Jeoffre
New York
Keith
Jeoffrie
Dr. Johnson
Krieceler
J. Grason Steffey
Maryland
Lovely Old Hall
Stone Court
Notable Local Names Listed in Society Snaphot
A fragment lists attendees and hosts including Mr and Mrs Jecttle Mrs J Forney Young Miss Lucy Howard Mrs Franklin P Canby Mrs J G Byron Dr and Mrs I M Wertz Dr and Mrs Edwin Blair Mr and Mrs J Funkhouser Mrs John Kieffer Miss Helen Kieffer Mits Mary L Titcomb Mies Isabel Hurlburt Mr and Mrs J Gragon Bretfey Mr and Mrs Leonard Crooke Mr Ralph Boyer Mies Roxana Walte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jecttle
J. Forney Young
Misa Lucy Howard
Franklin P. Canby
J. G. Byron
I. M. Wertz
Edwin Blair
J. 0. Funkhouser
John Kieffer
Helen Kieffer
Mary L. Titcomb
Mies
Isabel Hurlburt
Household Suggestions and Broadcasting Growth
Household tips cover garnishes salad mixing and milk boiling with guidance on peas. The text notes broadcasting stations in the United States rising nearly sixteenfold in a year from 36 to 570 stations.
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United States
Rival Teams at Big Shad Bake Gala Event
The Elks basketball team, city champions, hosted Alsatia at the Elks Clubhouse by Sharpsburg along the Potomac river. Elks and Alsatia members attended with 24 Elks, a full course dinner, and nine shad served for a gala afternoon. The Elk team had pictures taken in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Alsatia
Elks Club
Sharpsburg
Potomac River
W. H. Criner
Arts and Letters Luncheon Election at Women’s Club
The Arts and Letters Club holds its annual business meeting at the Women’s Club on Wednesday May 8. Luncheon is at 1 30 with officers to be elected in the Club rooms afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arts and Letters
Women's Club
The
Arts and Letters Club
Mra
Palle Briiton
Ninety Six Take Teachers Exam At Antietam Street
One of the county's largest teacher examinations was held Saturday at Antietam Street School with 96 in the class mainly young women. Superintendent B J Grimes led the testing with rural and primary supervisors and several high school principals assisting. The next exam is set for May 12 at the same school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prlle
Antietam Street Scho
B. J. Grimes
Antietam Street
Plan to discuss new clubhouse at Women's Club meeting
The annual meeting at the Library at 7 30 tonight will address plans for a proposed new clubhouse for the Women's Club with president Mrs Himmett Gans in the chair. Members expect a large turnout and the board of trustees election results will be announced. The Naval Service reports nearly 6 000 000 words transmitted by radio in the first quarter, with 16 government departments using the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Club
Himmett Gans
Unuewal
Board of Trustees
BIG
Naval Service
Naval Communication Service
Ls Service
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Harry R. Rudy
Charles DB. Trigalet
New York City
W. A. Trigutott
West Washington Street
Edward Tenney
Galtyelurg Academy
East North Street
George Roulette
Maxwell Buechtell
Jobe Wagamwan
Jamea Wagamin
Mercersburg Academy
Misa Mary White
Hancock
Friends
Simms. Jamison
Chamber of Commerce
Rulelgt
N.C
Hegerstown
HJ. Stouffer
Cumberland
Wilson Dodd
Mr. Dodd
William Dodd
C. 3. Davie
Jennie Caldwell
Ruth
Catherine Mowe
Smithsurg
Miles Helen Hoffer
Salam Avenue
Lyon Keller
Alma Beir
Ast Avenue
Milas Blule Chenowluk
Summit Avenue
Marytinsbury
Frank Ankeney
Clearspring
Mira Maiche Ankeney
Misu Mary Shultz
Waehing
Bathenay
Sunday Will Minsen Gwendolyn and
Madelyn Bost
Boornhurs
Coit. Beheller
Hh Hane
Williameport
I Mpk. Semoc
W. Bout
Elders. Franke Waters
Roger White
South Prospect
Eagle's
Jonathan St
BANCE
Peck Mills’ Orchestra
Speck Mill
Mason and Dixon
Peon
Summer
Otho F. Duffey
Joseph Roeder
Sharpsburg Pike
Robert J. Welty
Ada
Nete
Gladys
Auderk
Martin L. Welty
Edith
Norman
Harry Diehl
Mildred
Mearl Burk
Edith Watson
Mary
Ethel Koode
Nisa Lena Hide
Elizabeth Miller
Camilla
Ruth Dixvagli
This Eliy
John Reeder
Nohrers
Eraville
Crawdads
Martinsburg
Benedit Martinsburg
Ady
ST. Mark’s Church
Raymond R. Wolfont
Nettie B.patts
Nelvin H. Hess
Polly M. Cashe
York
Gilbert Ht. Haas
Bertha M.selaffstall
Harrisbirg
Pass
Edward LB. Bhiffert
Hiund M. I Barker
Chambersburg
Walter H. Moore
Baya M. Denegger
Ridgeway
George
Byersail
Mary O. Nelsoy
Sunbury
John M. Derlek
Tuth K. Swartz
Habsburg
Peck Mus
Alice M. Weagly
Potottae Street
Duke of Yorke
Buckingham Palace
Wing
Frieda Hempel
John ST
Coma
Ammarsios
Mother's
Jackson St
Chicago
Ff Bilner
Generel
Ame Elrishers
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