National Convention attendance and local social notices
Charles B. Turdop and Fred O Wright of Potomac Foster Advertising go to Baltimore for the National Convention. Mary Young Repedah Lodge hosts a 59 member party at North Potomac Street with refreshments. Various locals in Hagerstown and nearby towns attend visits, cottage plans, and social gatherings. A Saturday sale event at the Mary Youd Hotel features art, crafts, cakes, and tea. Church services announced for Clear Spring and St Pauls with Reverend N. fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Turdop
Fred O Wright
Potomac Foster Advertising Company
Baltimore
Delhi
the Mary
North Potomac Street
Baturday
Women'exchange
Mary Youd
Flapper Slang Glosses Street Scene and Dance Terms
The fragment outlines slang terms used by flappers: a bad color gal, a dancer with a perfect double, a girl who seeks fancy steps, and a veal flapper intent on mischief. It hints at street confrontations and a planned frame against Walther tomorrow.
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Girin
Tomato
Veal
Vanin
May Fete on Terrace Lawn at Mine MacClintock’s
May fete held on the terrace lawn at Mrs. Bammett W. Gans residence with a May pole and May Queen. Miss Helen Lyon assisted on violin, Prof. rank Stouffer operated a phonograph. performances included dances, songs, and fairy skits by pupils and teachers. School honors went to Elizabeth Miller and Clay McLaughlin. attendance awards to Mary Elliott and Mary Heliman.
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MacClintock
Bammett W. . Gans
Helen Lyon
Volin
Rank B. Stouffer
Biz Newcomer
Rustle
William Weber
Jean Syre
Billy Young
Judy Hermilton
Srancie Fahiney
Lillian Hillett
Billy “Humphries
Dana“ Wuitar Winslow Burhans
Catherine Brown
Nobg
Scarecrow
Clay
Sally By
Tod
Julia Brandt
Jane Toffmeier
Peggy Brechtel
Helen Bower
Marie Attenderfor
Peachy’ Whits
Tempe Yong
Tainbow Tairy
Katherine Tackfield
Martha Tombaugh
Teabot Miller
Nancy Norment
Tara Ronlatte
Josephina ‘Baxton
Max Pooler
Phillis Fahrooy
Dana Asechtel
Deas
Leonard Eimert
Robert, McCauley
Howard Rawhbeker
Jake Layman
Elisabeth Miller
Jane ‘Hinman
Jean NicMichael
Hetey Byron
Wong
Sulo Dame
Alice’ Miller
Casey ‘Cochran
Helen. Lyon
Mint Hilzabeth Muller
Clay McLaughlin
Atttendance
Mine Mary’ Elliott
Snd
Mary Fell Heiiman
Pleasant Social Noted At Bowmen Home Party
A pleasant social was held Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas C Bowman 413 McDowell avenue with music and dancing enjoyed by all. Refreshments were served. Guests included Mr and Mrs J M Reightler Mr and Mrs EB Slurty Mr and Mrs Ray Hoover Mr G Mehatry Mrs H S Jourdan Miss Evelyn Hartle Miss Mary Hartle Miss Sono Yester Mina Corrina Rolgutly Miss Petera Miss Helen Shay Miss Tritech Miss Sarah Tritech Miss Emma Newcomer Mrs Guliano Sturtz Mrs Charles Huinebaugh and daughter Miss Charlotte Mosery Floyd Garvini Hubert Anderson Lod Reightler Herale Colt shaw Homer Andeta Clyde Triteh Ralph Céffman Lloyd Sertman and others.
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Thomad C. Bowman
McDowell
Avenue
Musig
J. M. Reightler
EB. Slurty
Ray Hoover
G. Mehatry
Jourdan
Milaa Evelyn Hartle
Mary Hartle
Sono
Yester
Mina
Corrina Rolgutly
Mish
Petera
Helen
Shay
Tritech
Sarah Tritech
Hmma Newcomer
Mius
Gulalo
Sturtz
Charles Huinebaugh
Charlotte
Mosery
Floyd
Lyric Club Presents Fine Concert at Trinity Church
The Lyric Club under Charles Howard Roderick staged a rich program at Trinity Lutheran Church with Mrs. Harry M. Backs soprano and M. P. Moller Jr. baritone. The ensemble opened with a harmony filled group, then featured Moller as a standout soloist. A highlight was the cantata The Phantom Drum, praised for its varied tones and dramatic execution. The concert concluded with a full listing of club members and participants.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Euditor
Ium
Lyric Club
Charles Howard Roderick
Harry M. Backs
M. P.moller
Mise
Kathleen Rine‘hart
Roy A.mcmichael
Mollar
Hasterstown
Hia Voied
Jrich
Bach Tras
Backs
Builimors
Shi
Iiving
Sho. Waa
Presbyterian Church
Stephens
Dett
Florence Myera
Katherine
Nollitts
Kathlee Rinehart
H. M. Sacha
Misa Mildred Schwartz
Meeting At Library By Hagerstown Children of the Confederacy
The Hagerstown Chapter of the Children of the Confederacy met at the Library yesterday. The Washington County Confederate Memorial Association invited them to join in the celebration of Confederate Memorial Day on Sunday, June 4. The invitation was accepted. The chapter adjourned to elect officers.
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Hagerstown
Children of the Confederacy
Washington County Confederate Memorial Association
Imeat Vuine & In Elect Officord
Meeting Postponed by Public Health Association Board
The Public Health Association meeting with the Board of County Commissioners has been postponed. Further details on rescheduling will be announced by the association.
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Public Health Association
Board of County Commissioners
Ladies Night at City Park Shrine Club Pageant Draws Large Crowd
Over 1000 children performed in a public school playground pageant at City Park attended by about 2500 spectators. Winter Street School won the Yauner prize for best dancing, with performances from Broad Street and other schools in period costumes and lively routines. The event closed with a vaudeville act at Maryland Theatre and a lavish luncheon, followed by novelty dances and prize races.
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Shrine Club
Winter Street School
Frat Yauner
Francon A. Br
Wrenshall
W. M. Duttgni
MacClintock
Heland
Isabel J. Beckanvaugh
Moller
Broadway School
Mildred Yeatts
Bess Maron
Ilan Mary H. Sivage
Howard Street
Myles Gotsard
Winsbrewer
Dunkirk
Margaret McCsrdoll
Wishington Street
Burrey School
Hagerstown
Remiarke
Pubjig Schagt Playgrounde F
Hiram S.he2i
Netter
Musicatore
Vaudéeville
Last Miebhat
Stouffer
Hagerntown Shrine Club
Maryland ‘Theatre
Neil
Hankin
Leon KR. Yourtee
Yourtee
Academy
James Harley
Robert B. Betts
R.A. Wilson
Lulu Mitter
Peabody Institute
E. A. Lilts
Library Party at Smithsburg Pleasant Affair
A unique Library party organized by the Ladies Aid Society of St Paul Methodist Episcopal Church in Smithsburg drew about 140 attendees including guests from Hagerstown. Denominations mingled, costumes represented books, and proceeds supported the aid society. Performances by local musicians accompanied the event with a sitdown ice cream and stiffened by silver collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsburg
W. A. Lytle
A. 8. Landstreet
Mite Society
The
Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
Namder
Ald Society
Waa
John Frantz
Danghede
Margaret Frants
Wayumboro
Dorothy Ko
Smithaburg
Noah Myers
M. L. Keady
Mra. Gloss
Vernon Ridgely
Winter Comes Can Bring Strength and Resolve in War Time
In a wartime salon a fragile romance deepens as Sabra and Marko grapple with letters and rumors of Paris as another man’s return and a vow to endure. A sudden death and a chilling interruption test loyalties, faith, and the will to carry on through winter’s shadow.
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Marko
Paris
Winfred
Bio
Young Porch
Sabra Gweed
Babro
Dalke
Safle
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