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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1925
Page
12
The Evening Mail Society Editor reports on social and personal items from Elizabeth Ruddick and Philadels, noting church conference attendance, hospital treatments, visits with relatives, extended trips to the Pacific coast, new births, strokes, and vacation plans. Names include Mrs. Clara Heard, Mrs. Edward Burger, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Warne, Luther Peterman, Misa Mary Snyder, and many others from Hagerstown and nearby towns.
About 40 to 50 guests, mothers of employees, toured the central office to learn how connections and IF gates operate. Dorothy Newcomer read a tribute to mothers, followed by refreshments and carnations. Committee included Margaret Buckley and Grace Drennan among others.
Mrs. Caroline F Barnett acted as hostess yesterday at a Ridge Wachoon gathering held at the Yellow Urn room on the Sharpsburg pike. Rooms were tastefully decorated with Mrs. William Undegratt winning first prize a bouquet of snap dragons and roses. Miley Grace Loose was a sprixa winner amid twenty four guests attending.
A surprise birthday celebration was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Renner for their daughter Pauline Renner on her nineteenth birthday. Milas Renner received many gifts including a roses basket and floor lamp. Guests included Mary Stahl, Mary Daer, Nellia Kessalring, Ruth Kershner, Mae Miller, and numerous McCauleys and Kershners among others. supper followed after games and dancing.
Dr Lonn of Goucher College told about the Geneva conference and the League of Nations. She argued the league does not end wars but delays them to cool passions and improve chances for peace. Mrs J Spangler Kieffer presided as about seventy five attended and questions followed.
Mrs Annie Schindle will entertain Kensington Bawlog Circle members in Chambersburg on Friday May 22 at the Yellow Urn Tea Room. The afternoon features bridge and fancy work followed by supper at the Inn.
Mark 5. Jones and Lola Will verville Virginia. Arthur Lindsey and Mary A. Bhirk Thompsontown Pennsylvania. Dominick Mignini and Annie Langy Haggarstown. Samuel Weber New York and Rose Mary Harrisburg.
Nearly 150 delegates representing 86 societies attended the thirty-fourth annual Western Conference Maryland Synod gathering in Waynesboro. Mrs. Alvord opened with devotional. greetings came from Mrs. Francia and Mrs. Frink. Reports were given by conference officers and committee members. a reading group was appointed. A bridge luncheon followed with Mrs. Ralph McCrone winning first prize.
Charlton district residents gathered for weekend visits with neighbors and relatives including Mr and Mrs A V Ankeney and family, Miss Olive Anderson with Miss Jeannette Mills, Mr and Mrs Willem Ankeney and Bette of Martinsburg WV, and several others at Mills and Ankeney homes. Relatives from Sharpsburg and Twa Locks were mentioned in gatherings with the Moore, Grubes, and Davis families.
Cynthia Grey laments how habit can stifle love and growth in marriage while noting women’s capacity for affection. The piece argues that passion cannot thrive on routine and urges awareness of emotional roots. The Charlton Union Sunday School Institute is planned for May 23, and H R Ankeney becomes projector operator at the Main Street theater in Clarepoint.
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