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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
13
Mr and Mrs B A Swink Bever returned to their home on West Washington street after spending two weeks abroad in Chicago and other western cities.
The wedding of Miss Leta P Doup, former Byron Smith of Cumberland, to Mr. Russell Hawley occurred May 16 at the Methodist Church in Marine City. The couple, who had lived in Detroit, were guests at the ceremony with Normen Smith and family.
Clifton Anderson travels from South Prospect Street to Cumberland for an afternoon session. Sofiy and Mossie Newcomer hosted at Bellevue Atlantic Hotel in Philadelphia. Metie Newcomer from Williamsport sailed to Baltimore and Washington for the weekend. Mrs. George H. Roney of Washington visits her parents in Wittaport. Catherine Alberter of Carrolltown plans a visit to Reichter and sister Inn Williamsport. Helen Mortis from Philadelphia visits Mary Post Dayall at Springfield farm. Ming Nan White of Potomac House Clearspring visiting friends in Baltimore and Washington. Mrs. Charles Rhinehart and child of Roanoke visit Mr Rhinehart’s father in Sharpsburg. Mrs. Hassett and Miss Nida Nebel Hassett return to Four Locks after Baltimore visit. Miss Thornhill, oral hygiene expert, U.S. Public Health Service, works with Washington County Health Demonstration.
A surprise party celebrated Mrs Adama Palmer for her thirtieth birthday at the Wil lamenort residence. Guests included Mrs Anna Young and many others with cream rovas presented to the honoree. coffee was served from a George Washington urn.
Donovan R. Grove son of Mr and Mrs Norman Grove of Willamanort Kia won distinction as a solo violinist at Ananoksa College Salam Wi He is a member of the Orchestra which is slated to give a concert at Mr Pleas ant Nc and also play for the carriage convenience exercises held at that place on May 22.
Members of St Johns Episcopal Church in Hagerstown hosted a reception for the Rev Walter B Stehl newly appointed rector. Guests included Mr Alexander K Hagner and Mrs Stehl with committees coordinating decorations and refreshments as flowers and candied treats adorned the rooms.
At the final Current Events Chich meeting held yesterday afternoon at William T. Hamiltons home, the Community Service program was endorsed.
Leon Bohrer and Belle Hobday of Berkeley Springs obtained a marriage license, as did Edward Hoover and Barak Kister of Lemoyne, per county records. The notices confirm the names and residency locations of the couples seeking matrimony.
The final meeting of the Current Events Club on South Prospect Street concluded the season with a stage program led by Bre Grason Steffey. Mrs Steffey delivered a reading with deep religious significance and received a corsage from Nittle Mika Julia Hamilton. ELH Zeigler led a brief business session where endorsement of Community Service was voted. A candlelit drawing room supper of crab salad and ham followed.
Miss Ethel Hammond hosted a gathering at Samuel H. Hammond's River Bend home on Tuesday in honor of Miss May Agathe and Mrs. Minuta Syler who plan to return to Baltimore soon. The group included many relatives and friends, with community notices about a Fairplay Community Club meeting later that evening, urging full attendance.
A 1922 NEA Service recipe roundup presents tomato based dishes and salads. It covers stuffed tomatoes with pineapple and cream cheese, tomato salads on lettuce beds, and a mayonnaise dressing recipe. Instructions emphasize preparing tomatoes, draining juice, chilling, and serving to prevent indigestion.
City choruses unite under Hobart Smock for final rehearsal at YMCA auditorium. Mrs Mattie Leiten Jones of Baltimore to solo. program includes Hoffmann Barcarolle and Russian folk pieces. Music Week opens May 21 with a Bond Concert at the Maryland Theatre led by Prof Peter Buys.
Mise Isaballe Hurl butt appointed chairman of a committee to deliver children story hours several times weekly at Washington County Free Library. Riurbutt has run biweekly story hours in the children's room and expanded to city and county schools. Summer sessions may be in City Park. Members of the Plan manufacturers Association host dinner with Pangborn president and Tyree secretary. Hi Club meeting at Washington County High School to elect officers tonight at the YMC A. all members urged to attend.
Household guide outlines five rules for keeping kitchen and food safe and tidy. Emphasizes washing ice, washing foods, covering dishes, wiping spills, and daily cleaning to prevent spoilage and contamination. Ends with a caution to follow directions for best results.
A social event at the George W. Her Bert residence along the Downsville and Hagerstown pike featured games and music by the Wit ransport K. of P. Band. About 369 people attended from Williamsport Hagerstown Downsville Sharysburg and nearby areas. A fire occurred around 4 a.m. roasting wiener and marshmallows was enjoyed with refreshments served.
Hostess Julia Hamilton Breece served at a luncheon yesterday honoring Mrs Henry McComes. Guests included Mrs McComas, Mrs J C Byron, Mrs Join G Bower, Mrs L Nicodemus, Mrs Frank We Mirk, Mrs James Findlay, Mrs A H Campbell, and Mrs C M Oughton.
Sabre learns of a death in his home and a baby’s death as an inquest is arranged. The crowded court hears testimony as Hapgood notes the threat of a conspiracy against Sabre and a grim tableau unfolds in the mortuary and courtroom.
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