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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1933
Page
2
An ad feature touts crepe silk daytime wear with deep V bodice and paneled skirt for height. It promotes a new Spring Fashion Magazine of 48 pages and offers patterns and a fashion note service from the Hagerstown Mail Fashion Dept. in New York.
Mr and Mrs J C Harrisons of Ridgewood WN hosted at Mrs Clara Howell's funeral. Elisabeth Rudd of Strausburg VA visits Dr and Mrs B B Rneisley. Marr and Eleanor Marr return to New York after weeks with Marrs' parents Frank Mish. Mrs Davenport and Shannon return from Charles Town. Mr J Low Maseig and Pegay Low visit Winchester. Mrs Massie's mother Mrs Bue Hindright at Summit Ave. Mrs Russellt Hess of Baltimore returns after two weeks with Mrs McClain. Dr Ali Kuli Kahn to lecture in Hagers for fatth museum. Frank T Luts announce birth of son. Mrs Raymond Bew improving. Ruth H Patten guest of Bruce Zeller. Dance at Marvello ballroom by Girls High Y Club with Weldon Hall Orchestra. Julia Brandt chairs.
The Washington County Council hosts a Scoutmasters Dinner at Hotel Dagmar starting 6 30 this evening. Wives and friends are invited for the first time to attend as special guests. Amos Harper will be recognized with the Beauties of America certificate by National Council. Paul Shields acts as toastmaster with B J Grimes presiding leadership and training.
Mary Richard daughter of Mr and Mrs J P Richard 608 West Franklin Street Hagerstown graduates from Hagerstown High School class of 1930 has completed two year course at Fredericksburg College for elementary teachers specializing in primary grade teaching and has completed practice teaching.
A surprise birthday party was held at Mrs C B Ridenour s Corbett street home with pink and white decor and string music by Rosco Moner Hilda and Donald French. Guests named include Ine Fouke Murdock Castle C A Hyde Lutie Kuhn Charles Holton William Andrews Slick H C Ridenour James French Elsie Weller Harbaugh Hartle Lewis Hower William Del Unger G R Ridenour Dora Hahn Amelia Slick Wilson Hyde Catherine French Rosco Mos et Alice Ridenour Calvin Grove Blanche Hyde Donald French Blanche Ridenour John Hyde Hilda French Faye Bower Jimmy Harte Mildred Dellinger George Ridenour Miriam Harbaugh Marie Ridenour Marvin Bower.
The Nurses' Alumnae Association of the Washington County Hospital postponed its annual banquet and dance from May to the Fall due to unavailable funds in a closed bank. The decision followed a meeting at the hospital last night.
The Cassel Choral Clubs of Hagerstown and Frederick will perform tonight at the Y M C A auditorium as part of Music Week. Other concerts include the First National Institute of Violin students and the Hagerstown School of Music, directed by Charles Rodrick and Roy MacMichael, with a long list of performers and pieces from light opera to classical choral works.
Mrs. L. W. Manners was elected president of the Arts and Letters Club at a luncheon and annual business meeting held yesterday at the Women's Club. Other officers include Vice-president Mrs. F. W. Mish Jr, corresponding secretary Mrs. A. Lesley Gardner, recording secretary Mrs. Allen I. Myers, and treasurer Mrs. Philip H. Mathias while retiring President Mrs. Vaughn Byron presided. The luncheon featured spring flower decorations and a long guest list.
The Catholic Daughters of America hold their regular meeting this evening at 8:15 in their club rooms. A social will follow.
A short guide describes dampening a mascara brush with black for brunet or brown for blond, applying to lashes with an upward stroke, letting it dry, and continually brushing upward to curl and hold lashes in place.
Final preparations for Lindsay Barbee three act comedy Fashions In Love to be presented at the Masonic Temple auditorium Monday evening May 16 at 7 45 sponsored by the Epworth League of St Pauls M B church A splendid cast includes Margaret Hart Dana Baechtel Lenora Lantz Mary Jane Ilgentritz Mavin Yeakle Amelia Baechtel Alice Gehr Fred Ernst Elmer Reuzer James McAdams Robert Liskey Leon McAdam Lovely D Gruber director duo Mrs F W Cruickshanks and Mrs W M Dutton
The Ali Ghan Temple will host a Mardi Gras dance at the Hagerstown armory starting at 8 PM to raise funds for Shrine Charity and Welfare. Attendees from Winchester Martinsburg Frederick Waynesboro Chambersburg and Cumberland are invited. tickets available at the door. George Buys Playing Cards provides music. Potentate C P Bowman and other officers will attend.
The Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society of the Church of God held its monthly meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J W Wilson on High Street. After business a social followed with refreshments. attendees included Rev F H Snarvely and numerous members. The Ladies Aid met May 6 at Mrs Frank Eichleberger’s home with planning for a festival at Dargun in three months and many attendees listed. Also announced are a Xylophone Trio and several marriage licenses for local couples.
Keedysville May 9 District Sunday school rally scheduled for Friday May 19 at the Reformed church. The Mite Society of the Lutheran Sunday school met at Mrs Elmer Poffenberger's home. A Mothers Day program was presented with many attendees listed, and plans for a late meeting at Mrs Esta Clopper's home.
Dear Betty Brainerd the writer seeks guidance on love loyalty and marrying while avoiding old flames and unsuitable partners. Brainerd urges the writer to abandon the 32 year old and the 21 year old affair, return to lawful conduct, and protect her child while seeking support from Betty Brainerd at 18 Bass Fifth St New York.
An advertisement touts a quick safe hair removal product for face arms legs and underarms. It claims no danger and skin improvement with simple rubbing. Available as powder paste or liquid with varying sample pricing and agent sales.
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