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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1925

Page

9

Social and Personal News From Evening Mall

Society editor notes social and personal items from the Evening Mall. Lists visitors and travelers, engagements, and family visits across Cumberland Williamsport Frederick and nearby towns, including Miss Regina Carbine, Miss Nancy Berry, Mr and Mrs Bert Wastler, Mrs Louis Martin, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mowrer, and many others visiting relatives, hosting guests, or spending weekends in Annapolis Baltimore Washington and New York.

Gold Beads On Frock's Hem

The hem of this printed chiffon frock is trimmed with gold beads shaping a distinctive line. A large picture hat returning to favor completes the ensemble as Charles Clopper of Keedysville appears at the Washington County Hospital.

Charles Clopper Keedysville Ig Washington County Elospita

Waynesboro Couple Known Here Marry at Home

Miss Ella M. Sheeley formerly librarian at the Waynesboro Library wed Rev. W. Clay Wartz of Waynesboro yesterday in the bride’s home. Both young people are well known in Waynesboro.

Ella M. Sheeley Waynesboro W. Clay Wartz

Alsatians Plan For Big Affair At Hug-Mar Skating Rink

The Alsatian Club hosts what may be its largest event tonight at Hug-Mar Skating rink with over 1000 expected. Sixteen tables and “500” games arranged for non dancers, Milton Lyons Orchestra and Mary and Square Dance Orchestra providing music. Prizes and favors to all Alsatianettes. committees led by George Lindsay and J RR Black declare the carnival the history’s most successful.

Corbridge Milton Lyon Mary and Square Dance Alsazionettes George Lindsay J. RR. Black

Board Urges Woman Named as Juvenile Officer

The Washington County Home board chaired by C Harry Keller asks County Commissioners to budget funds to hire a woman probation officer for the Juvenile Court. The group also notes 35 children at the home on April 1 and 36 on April 30, with several placements and a handful of donations acknowledged.

Washington County Home For Children Orphan's Home C. Harry Keller Annea W. C. Wheeler Boonsboro Children of Confederacy Ladies’ of Baptist Church Roessner Bros First Hristian Sunday School H. L. Kneisley

Keedysville Guild Meets In Mothers and Daughters Event

The Women s Missionary Society and Otterbein Guild of Keedysville U R B Church held an engaging mothers and daughters gathering last Friday evening. Emma Burter led prayer, Eva Baker and others read scripture, solos by Roscoe Hammond and Ruth Knadler, and toasts by Mildred Fisher Louise Miller and Emma Baker. Fannie Huntsberry reported from the branch convention. the program closed with a rainbow service on mother daughter relations. A social hour followed with refreshments.

Women's Missionary Society Otterbein Guild U. RB. Church of Misa Fannie Huntsberry George Buxton Alice Buxton Chico Snyder Luella Long Thuryle Snyder Dorothy Knadler Isabel Valentine Virginia Cronise Gladys Lynch Ezra Baker

Flo Kennedy Shares Hair Care Secrets From Follies Beauty

Flo Kennedy promotes hair care as a key beauty asset. She emphasizes high quality brushes kept clean, brushing away from the head, brushing briefly, avoiding hats, and biweekly washing with castile soap and water to keep the scalp healthy and hair thick and shiny.

Flo Kennedy

Keedysville Dramatic Club to present Mammy'n Lit Wild Rage

The Keedysville Dramatic Club stages Mammy'n Lit Wild Rage a sunny south comedy drama at Beaver Creek on Tuesday evening May 12. Mov ies at Clearspring show Gloria Swanson in Manhandled based on Arthur Stringer a Swanson vehicle acclaimed for her acting. Pathe Night Building Winners and Pathe comedy Nip and Tuck also appear.

Keedysville Dramatic Club Beaver Creek Clearspring Main St Gloria Swansen Arthur Stringer Gloria Swanson Swanson Pathe Ady

Halftime Haps Visitors Roam Between Towns in 1920s News

Waynesboro couples Mr and Mrs Frank Curfman and families journey to visit friends in Hagerstown and Fenkstown while others repaint homes. Nearby households including Miss Marlon Ogie James Startzman and 8 F Thomas attend local projects. Clarence Gossard and Guy Beckley take a Baltimore motor trip as Mrs Lee Elgin visits her mother Mrs Latie P New comer.

Frank Curfman Anna Robert Waynesboro Clayton Neikirk Charles Nigh Hagerstown Vincent Sprecher A. F. Crilley John Kershner Earl Kersher Fenkstown F. Hoffman G. C. Crilley Herman Mills Marlon Ogie James W. Startzman F. Thomas Clarence Gossard Guy Beckley Baltimore Lee Elgin Summit Avenue Latie P. Newcomer

Mrs Updegraff to Speak at Missionary Society Meeting

Mrs Edward Updegraff will speak on South America at an open Women’s Missionary Society meeting of the Presbyterian Church tonight at 7:45. The event invites men and women and includes a tea for nurses from Washington County Hospital at the nurses home Wednesday from 3 to 6. The hospital auxiliary monthly meeting follows Tuesday at 3 in the auditorium.

Washington County Hospital

Thirty Is Just Beginning For A Woman At Thirty

Cynthia Grey argues that thirty marks a turning point not a end for women. The mature woman can pursue both family and career, as exemplified by Anne Nichols, author and producer of Alito's Trish Rose, who shows youth need not fade at thirty. The piece urges women to make thirty a starting point, not a final goal, embracing opportunity and self direction.

Anne Nichols Venus de Milo

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Bert Wastler Gettysburg Regina Carbine Summit Agehue Cumberland Veronca Coleman Alexander R. Hagner South Prospect Street Annapolis Carvel Tall Nancy Berry Mra Raymond Kendall North Potomac Street Louis Martin South Potomac Street Washington Lawrence Mowrer Virginia Avenue Alice Cook Virginia W. W. Reed Nellia Reed Williamsport James T. Teed New Jersey Mr. Heed Robert Hamilton Virginia Agneue Winchester Berryville Charles Myera Upton John Myers Mercersburg John Kerbichee Halfway Earl Kershner Orville Kershner Harvey Kershner Theodora Wolford Earl Woupt Mayneretown Mtr William Kershner Funkstown Mev and Clifton Cfartman Antonnes Salem Avenue A. St. van Slyding Akron Ohio John R. Hamilton Loo Bingley Hamilton Flourevard New York Mac Miller Fairplay Pauline Renner Virginia Wave Jane Sterling Jude Funk Pennsylvania Railroad Lewis Alexander Paul &. Alexander West Franklin Street Earl Wolfe Guy Hebb Lester Tires Freeman Linn Max Lum Samel Wachter University of Maryland H. G. Cover and Son William Mary Agnes Margaret Cornell Bessie Warris Maryland Avenue Mary and Lee Sterling Wiliamsport Omer Anderson Falling Waters W. V Howard Miller Howard Street Silas Miller Charles Alexander Frederick I George B. Alexander Franklin Street Barrie Ditiie Gjorifox Broadway New York City Alsatians Clarence B. Blett Elsie M. Hull Kreamer Joh Smith Maryeville Elizabeth Wolf Harrisburg Donald Bruce McBride Elizabeth L. Morrison Andrew Cutchin Carrie Delbarne Roy E. Weary Shippensburg Grace Rebuck Mogul Joseph ¥. Figgins Ethel V. Strother Front Royal Martin Luther Gardner Agnes Louise Himes Keedysville John Robinson Robinson Keller B. Bell Kemp’s Miss Virginia Bell Western Maryland College William Hammond Anna Doub Funks‘town Asbury Hammond Washington, D. C Suther Hammond Feny The Ziegfeld Follies Grey Gables Alice M. Weagly Petomas Street Ragerstine Bailey Hat Shop Potowsac &T. Wea McCardell Bros Cynthia Grey Lasky’s Gingham Bungalow
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