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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1925
Page
5
The marriage of Miss Zanerian Fritz of 495 McDowell Avenue and Mr Edward Schreyer of Frederick Street was announced by her sister Miss Esther Fritz. The ceremony took place in Hillcott City in April and the couple will reside in Hagerstown.
Mrs. Mary Isanogle of New Cumberland pa visits son John Isanogle on Fast Sea Street. Omar N Carryer of Hancock md visits her parents Mr and Mrs H L Rinehart during music week. Carryer accompanies soloists in college recitals. Mr and Mrs Stanley Ritter will drive to Tampa Florida then Idaho Falls Idaho to settle. Mrs Albert Gearhart improving at Kemp's. Frank S Lester ill with grip at Oak Hill. Mrs William Boland visiting Mrs A M Maddox on Bart Avenue. Paul Fites is ill at home on Ho uth Potomac Street. Mr and Mrs David Ryder and daughter of Greencastle visited. Mrs Sue Foutz of Philadelphia visiting Mason Dixon area. Mrs William K Staley recovered from illness in Howard Street. Mr and Mrs H Bruce Brill return from Capon Springs. Jacob Henna at home on Alexander Street. Mrs Howard Kelly and others plan a motor trip to Boonsboro to visit William A Hennehberger.
Beaver Creek Community Club met last night with Simon J. Downey, president of the Washington County Farm Bureau, outlining Farm Bureau activities in other states and future work for the county. Members planned a supper for August 19 and summer visits by local clubs to host the Bureau. Miss Margaret Smith announced a short course at the University of Maryland from June 18 to 20.
A double wedding occurred in Frederick on Wednesday May 6. The couples are William H Foreman of this city and Miss Geraldine L Wall of Martinsburg and Walter A Cosens of this city and Miss Dorothy M Hibbert of Martinsburg. The ceremony was performed by Rev A S Rupp of the Lutheran Church. The couples plan to reside at 602 W Washington St.
Inter-denominational services will be held in George W Fowler's grove near Williamsport from May 10 to May 25 with Meyer Van Metter and his Gentile wife leading May 10 to May 17. A rotating roster of pastors and evangelists including Hentze Mer cerburg Winand Potts Jeffreys will fill dates through May 28. Also notes Mrs Clay Bentz hosts the Lutheran Ladies Aid Society at Funkstown.
Mrs W J Crabbs entertained her bridge club yesterday afternoon at her home on Brown Avenue with a spring themed luncheon and floral decorations. Guests included Mrs L H Meredith, Mrs C V Middlekauff, Mrs George Gehr, Mrs Henry B Moser, Mrs Charles Keller, and many others. Prizes awarded: two first prizes to Mrs H L Meredith and Mrs C V Middlekauf, second prize to Mrs George Gehr, consolation to Mrs Charles Keifer.
The T. E. L. Class of the First Baptist Church met at 2026 Virginia Avenue for a business session and social luncheon. Mrs. A. H. Sherman played piano as attendees including Mrs. Ray Reed, Mrs. Lois Bard, Mrs. J. S. Lillard Jr., Mrs. J. H. Crosswhite, and many others enjoyed decorations with snapdragons and ties of the valley.
Mrs. Charles H. Eyerly hosted a tea at her Oak Hill Avenue home in honor of her sister Mrs. CG B. Goodrich of Reading Pa. About one hundred thirty five guests attended as spring flowers decorated the rooms and Hollyhocks and calendulas filled the spaces. Music by Milton Lyon entertained while Mrs. George W. Eyerly and Mrs. J Spangler Jeffer poured coffee and lunch was served by Mrs. Scott R Wagner and Mrs. H E Burton.
Kiwanis members enjoyed a music filled meeting staged by Charles M Cassel with solos by Mrs Zona Miller Hall and accompaniment by Dr Q N Branin. The crowd applauded two dialect songs and four chorus numbers while Roy A Leiter Dr Berry Plummer and others sang. Guest attendees included five Frederick Kiwanians and Cumberland Kirwanian John J Vandergrift, plus D Crenahan of Richmond Virginia.
John N. Mackall chairman of the State Roads Commission and Leo Downey district road engineer will attend a county commissioners banquet at the Dagmar Hotel next Wednesday. A conference on county road matters will coincide with the event.
The Boonsboro High School Senior Class entertainment, hosted by Juniors, is set for May 15 at Miss Martha Easterday’s home in Sharpsburg. Committee chairmen Edna Hoover Hilda Kaylor and Martha Easterday were named. Commencement activities run May 24-29 with a June 8 ceremony at Red Men’s Hall. Prizes include a five dollar gold piece for citizenship and a Lincoln medal for the best Lincoln essay awarded to Charlotte Roulette Sharpsboro.
The Alsatian Men's Chorus under Prof C H Roderick will meet Monday evening May 11 at 7 15 for a rehearsal. Members will be dismissed in June to attend the May Carnival at HagMar skating rink. A public appearance is planned soon in nearby towns.
The executive committee of the Federation of Rural Women's Clubs will gather tomorrow at 2 PM in the County Agent's office to discuss exhibits for the Hagerstown Fair.
The Women’s Club of Washington County plans events for Better Homes in America week with programs on home improvements. The Smithsburg Women’s Club hosts an 8 o’clock meeting on May 45 featuring W R Ballard, landscape specialist from the University of Maryland, discussing home grounds with slides. Similar meetings are slated May 14 at Clearspring library and May 26 at Williamsport High School for the Williamsport-Downsville clubs.
The Sunday School classes of Miss Astella Cochran and Rusaeel Bowers present a four act musicale at the First Christian Church on Monday May 11. Performances include a piano solo by Katherine Barnhart violin solo Ella Adams a piano duet Bertha Myera and Virginian Nelkirk a male quartet Edward Matugans H Miller Daniel Grove and Kenneth Adams a mandolin and guitar duet Knepper and Stumbaugh a musical reading Phyllis Trone and a xylophone duet
Hagerstown will host the International Convention of the Young Men's Christian Association from May 15 to 17. Delegates from Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia will attend with citizens to discuss YMCA work in all its phases.
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