Social and Personal notes from the Evening Mail
Social and personal items list numerous residents and visitors with travel and illness notes. Anna Snyder and children have returned to Chambersburg from Winchester. William E. Kuhn came home from the Middle West tour. Virginia Bell is ill with grippe. Mrs. Albert McKinney visits through Washington to Philadelphia en route home. Bettis Crowe of Williamsport visits Washington. D. W. Newcomer and wife return from Old Point Comfort. he is cashier of Washington County National Bank. Marry Bowman’s university weekend visit with Mayor Bowman. William B. Gruber of Baltimore visits Charles F. Hull. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. McMent and Miss Zeller and Miss Myers spent weekend at Rocky Mountain Ledge. Betty Martz, formerly of the county hospital, moved to grandmother’s house on South Potomac Street. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Smead return from a bankers convention at Old Point Comfort. Otis Good, Summit Avenue, and Charles E. Comer and son Edward, North Locust Street, travel to Luray to visit Arthur Seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Newcomer
Williamsport
Old Point ‘Comfort
Newcomer
Maryland State Bankers Association
Washington County National Bank
Marry Bowman
University of Maryland
Charles F. Bowman
North Street
William
Little
Betty Martz
Washington County Hospital
South Potomac Street
Otis Good
Summit Avenue
Charles E. Comer and Son
Edward
North Locust Street
Luray, Va
Arthur Seal
Biology Class Visits Capitol
The Smithsburg biology class toured Washington on Thursday May 17. Chaperoned by Instructor Harold A. Remsburg, the party included Grace Miller Elizabeth Seigman Mary Louise Dubbs Ruth Harp Lorie Welty Mildred Poffenberger Evelyn Byler Grave Kretsinger Nina Huff Shank Beecher John Rudy Francis Geiser Noah Wolfe Herman Radeki Charles Delauter Herman Banchoff Robert Eyler Edwin Henneberger Richard Geiser David Welty Lloyd Master and Samuel Geiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsburg
Washington
Grace Miller
Elizabeth Seigman
Mary Louise Dubbs
Ruth Harp
Lorie Welty
Mildred Poffenberger
Evelyn ‘Byler
Grave’ Kretsinger
Nina’ Huff
Shank Beecher
John Rudy
Francis Geiser
Noah Wolfe
Herman Radeki
Charles Delauter
Herman Banchoff
Robert Eyler
Edwin Henneberger
Richard Geiser
David Welty
Lloyd Master
Samuel Geiser
Harold A. Remsburg
Miss Spinner Plans European Summer Visit
Miss Helen Spinner will leave for New York to sail to Paris and visit her sister. She then plans to go to Zurich, Switzerland, where her family resides and spend the summer. She recently resigned as translator at the Prior Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Spinner
New York
Paris
Zurich
Switerland
Spinner
Married at Conomac Park in Williamsport
Harry E. Saunders and Helen De Fender, both of Louisville Kentucky, were married yesterday at 1 pm in the hall over the bath house at Conomac Park Williamsport. The ceremony was led by Rev N B Thomas United Brethren Church pastor. Saunders is foreman on the Hagerstown water system project and the bride traveled from Louisville to wed. they plan to reside in Williamsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Saunders
Helen Defender
Louisville
Bath House
Conomac Park
Williamsport
N. B. Thomas
United Brethren Church
Hagerstown
Wiillameport
Mrs Helena Kayhoe showered with cards and gifts
On her birthday Thursday May 17 Mrs Helena Kayhoe of Hamilton Boulevard received more than one hundred cards many letters flowers and gifts from relatives friends and former members of her husband churches The Rev J F F Kayhos died two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Kayhoe
Hamilton, Boulevard
J. F. F. Kayhos
Lodge Invited for Rebekah Degree Class
Mary Young Rebekah Lodge receives invitation from Hancock Rebekah Lodge to confer the Rebekah degree on a class of candidates. Nobie Grand Francis McGinley calls a special meeting for Wednesday night at the Odd Fellows Temple, all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Young
Rebekah Lodge
Hancock Rebekah Lodge
Nobie
Francis McGinley
Odd Fellows Temple
Social notes Mrs Hartle honored at home party
A surprise birthday party was hosted for Mrs Clyde Hartle at 103 East Howard Street with many relatives and friends attending. A farewell gathering followed for the Houck family moving to Lancaster, with a large local turnout. Also noted is a Washington County Christian Endeavor Union rally trip to Martinsburg for a program led by Field Secretary Willard Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Hartle
East Howard Street
Y. N. Moore
Paul Ankeney
C. B. Line
B. Hartle
J. S. Murdock
Hubert Line
Claude Deeds
Joseph Sensenbaugh
Thomas Moore
Bernard Mott
Kenneth Hartle
Clyde Miller
Harris Miller
Edward Remsburg
Donald Deeds
E. J. Houck
Mitchel Ave
Lancaster
John Whitmore
John Herbert
Alvey Frock
Herbert Klipp
Martin Jer
Joseph Haines
C. E
Washington County Christian Endeavor Union
Martinsburg
A. H. Williams
Charlotte Minnich
Frances Barger
Hazel John- 800
Maude Hildebrand
Ethel Rohrer
W. A. Gordon
A. H. Willama
Robert Wyand
Willard ©. Rice
Berkeley County
Washington County
Many couples licensed to wed in local week
Eighteen couples were licensed to wed this week. Names include Harry M. Helm 23 of Shady Grove and Hertha W. Keller 19 of Chambers, Edgar J. Corneh 21 and Ruth Saunders 19 of Chambersburg, and Arley Crist 20 with Martha Anderson 19 of Williamsport. Other pairs list ages and hometowns across Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weck
Harry M. Helm
Shady Grove
Hertha W. Keller
Chambersburg
Edgar J. Corneh
Ruth Saunders
Arley Re Crist
Martha F. Anderson
Williamsport
Surprise Birthday Party At Humelsine Home
A surprise birthday party honored Mrs Humelsine at her 50th birthday celebration on a rainy Saturday evening at the Humelsine home 613 Sunset Avenue in Hagerstown with family friends, gifts, a special cake, and music and cards. The event included daughter Theophora Humelsine from Mercy Hospital Baltimore and attendees named among relatives and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Humelsine
Sunset Avenue
Humelsine
Hara Chapman
Leonard
Charles
Ezra Chapman
Scott McKane
Wm. Pitspatrick
Mary
Catherine Fitzpatrick
Lillian Norment
William N. Pleigh
Robert B. Boyle
C. EB. Humelsine
Carlisle Humelsine
Willikham
Wingert
Theophora Humelsine
Joseph Leiter
Henry Chapman
Leonard and
Charles Humelsine
Mrs Byron Elected Maryland Music Clubs President
Mrs Joseph C Byron was unanimously elected president of the Maryland State Federation of Music Clubs at a Baltimore meeting held at the Roland Park Club. She also serves as Maryland representative on the National Board of the National Federation of Music Clubs. Catherine Rauth of Hagerstown was elected corresponding secretary and other officers include Mrs G Ridgely Sappington, Mrs Leech, Mrs Rowe, and Mrs Martin W Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Byron
Maryland
Baltimore
Baltimore Music Clu
Palmer Tennant
Treble Clef Club
Ethel Park Richardson
New York
South
Alvin York
County Medical Society Meets in Washington County
The Washington County Medical Society held a special meeting at the YMCA Auditorium on Friday May 18 at 12 AM A clinic was provided at 11 o'clock with patients diagnosed by Dr. R Tunstall Taylor and Dr. Clement R. Monroe of Baltimore. After luncheon at 12 15 the program covered union and nonunion fractures newer tuberculosis treatments spinal disability dental focal infection and related topics. The society president Dr. Warren D. Miller presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Medical Society
R. Tunstall Taylor
Clement R. Monroe
Baltimore
Clifford L. Wilmouth
Merle Dixon
Warren D. Miller
Society
Alsatians Plan Mummers Parade and Minstrel Show
The Alsatia Club holds a crucial meeting tonight to plan another Mummers Parade and next season minstrel show. They will also discuss changing the annual election procedure, with a mystery entertainment to follow. Members are urged to attend, as plans remain undisclosed and absence may be regretted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsatia Club
Junior C D A to Give Entertainment in Hagerstown
The six troops of the Junior Order of the Catholic Daughters of America will present an entertainment after their Court meeting in Junior Hall Tuesday at 8 15 p m The program includes a minstrel and a play Truth the Mischief plus stunts A silver collection will help fund a summer camping trip The Court will also finalize plans for welcoming new members next Sunday at 2 30 p m with district deputy and visiting officials Mass will be attended by Court Hagerstown in a central pew next Sunday At 2 p m Wednesday Troop 3 led by Mrs Mary Hansell will host a card party in Junior Hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Catholic Daughters of America
Court
Hagerstown
Junior Hall
Court Hagerstown
Mary Hansell
Butler party honors Mr Wilbur Snyder at home
A social gathering was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Snyder in honor of Mr. Snyder. Attendees included Adem Snyder Esther Elliott Rosa Myers Gertrude Shrader James Myers and family Brownie Miller Philbower Gerhart Mose Marker Beachley Burtner Bradburn Hines Wischard Jessie Myers Shrader Lumm Shank Jones Mildred Rice Arch Anderson Elliott Vada Elliott Luther Snyder Ray Snyder and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Snyder
Snyder
Adem Snyder
Esther Elliott
Rosa Myers
Gertrude Shrader
James Myers and Sons
Junior
Donald
B. H. Miller and Sons
Brownie
Wm. Philbower
BH. B. Gerhart
Carl Mose
John Rice
Emma Rice
Arch Anderson
Janet Elliott
Elmer Eliott
Vada Elliott
Luther Snyder
Ray Snyder
Melvin and
Wilbur
Bernard Lindsay
Charles
Joe Snyder
Aerial couple wed in Hagerstown air ceremony
Latrobe man John C. Bear aged 23 and Maude Miller 24 of McKeesport traveled by plane to Hagerstown and married on Kreider Reisner field before flying home. The story parodies future wedding tropes with flying gear and a South Pole honeymoon note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Bear
Latrobe
Maude Miller
McKeesport
Hagerstown
Middleburg Pike
South Pole
Program for 4-H Club Meet at Y M C A
The Girls' Federation meets at the Y M C A at 2 30 with songs readings and speeches. Joyce Spitzer reads Preparing of 4 H Girls Club for Life Mrs Henry C Foster addresses the Rural Women's Club Vida Ludwig performs The Joys of Club Week at College Park Ardath Martin county home demonstration agent presents certificates and remarks It Can Be Done reading by Salone Pound a club stunt follows and the group ends with song and club pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Federation
Y. M.C. AL
Joyce Spitzer
Henry C. Foster
Rural Women’s Club
College Park
Vida Lugwig
Ardath Martin
Salone Pound
Dickinson Glee Club Concert At St Pauls Church
The Dickinson Colleges Glee Club of Carlisle Pa presented its fifth annual concert in the concert room of St Pauls M B Church under the Ep worth League. The varied program pleased the large audience with violin solos by Mr Gendeloff xylophone numbers and a comic reading by Mr Green alongside college songs and vocal solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's M. B. Church
Dickinson Colleges Glee Club
Carlisle
Epworth League of the Church
Gendeloff
Green
Glee Club
Miss Hazel L Kinsell to Graduates Honors at Johns Hopkins
Miss Hazel L Kinsell daughter of Mr and Mrs B M Kinsell will graduate Thursday afternoon May 24 at 3 30 oclock on the grounds of the Johns Hopkins Hospital institute. She is to receive the Emma Jones with Cullen prize for practical nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel L
Kinsell
Johns Hopkins Hospital” School
B. M. Kinsell Uate
Clearspring High
Grn
Emma ‘Jones
Cullen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Social and Personal
Evening Mail
Anna, A. Snyder
Winchester
William E. Kuhn
Middle West
Virginia
Bell
Washington Avenue
Grippe
Albert McKinney
Boston
W. C. Bowser
Philadelphia
Bettis Crowe
Frank L. Earnshaw
H. McMent
Mary Zeller
Nina Myers
Rocky Mountain
Ledge
Caledonia
H. J. Smead
Oak Hill Avenue
Old Point Comfort
Mr. Smead
Bentz & Dunn
House of Shoes
Bailey Hat Shop
South Potomac Streat
Miss Spinner
Europe
Eucheon Mary Quinlan
Nature
Edna Seldner
Miss Quinlan
Lester Brothers
Mrs. Hartle
Howard Street
Cupid
Lloyd R. Fisher
Roanoke
Ruby H. Marshall
Austin D. Poffenberger
Rohrersville
Virginia Ogden
George G. Lehman
Beelyn Williams
Shamokin
Clarence E. Gladfetter
Elva E. Remley
Berwick
Wilson C. Blank
Geraldine A. Frederick
John Smith
Edith Frances Peck
Hancock
John C. Blair
Maud W. Miller
Victor D. Ilingsworth
Delaware
Ohio
Ruth E. Ambrose
Great Cacapon
W. Va
George R. Bowman
Mt. Alto
Elsie A. S. Wyand
Boonsboro
Charles H. Weaver
D. C
Mary L. Jacobs
Harry Saunders
Helen Detender
Cecil Eliott
Ruby Fishel
William A. Maze
Eura B. Gardenhour
Cloyd W. Price
Elsie M. Stoner
Harrisburg
Robert A. Moyer
Williamstown
Eva White
Pine Grove
Boone
Courteay Ipsbarn
West Washington St
Mageratown
Grey Gables
Beauty Parlor
Howard F. Bink
Willamsport High School
Beta
Christian Endeavor Society
the First Christian Church
Virgnnia McCauley
Lynchburg
Waynesboro
Frigidaire
Kelvinator
Royalton Vacuum Cleaners
Westinghouse Irons
Potomag Electric
Edison Shop
East Washington Street
Byron
Maryland Federation of Music Clubs
County Medical Society Meets
Lifebuoy
Lever Bros. CO
Cambrid, Mar
Toca
Fanny
Anton
Bitte
Poe
Phoke
Hopkins
Ata
Tilford Sone Aia
Green Guild
Eeornes Service
Ee Eee
Milton Kohler & Sons
W. Washington Street Jewelers
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