Social and personal notices from Evening Mail page
A garbled social section lists names and moves including Miss Belle R Wakenight from Kelly's hospital to Batober, Mrs Richart H Tatem at 157 South Prospect returning from visits, Mr and Mrs Harold Perham relocating from Washington to this city, and Grace Burgess sailing to Florida. Also mentions families Bailes Hoffman Wolfe and Gardenhour visiting relatives, plus entertainments by Mr and Mrs C Welles Little and Mr and Mrs Harold F Bester at local venues.
Miss Wolfinger Weds Mr Cook in October Church Wedding
Miss Frances Wolfinger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wolfinger of Leitersburg, married Clarence M. Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alver Cook of Reid, in a Thursday evening ceremony October 26 at First Christian Church. They will reside at the bride’s farm near Leitersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Frances Mr. Wottinger
Clarence Wolfinger
Leitersburg
Clarence M. Cook
Alver Cook
Reid
Wiliam M. Norment
Toom
Hallowe'en Party Enjoyable Affair at Cramer Home
A Halloween party at Mr and Mrs OG Cramer’s home 423 Freemont Street featured orange and black decor, games, and refreshments. Attendees included Miss Barbetta Cramer and many local residents and families.
Vandalism After Mummers Parade Tearing Of Lights
Policy logs show limited vandalism with only notable acts being the tearing down of several temporary electric light lines in the northern city area after the Mummers parade.
Garden Club Meeting at Fountain Head Heights
Miss Edzz. Smeith hosted the Hagerstown Garden Club for its October meeting at her home in Fountain Head Heights. A. F. Sergent spoke on fertilization of wes and Howers, with a representative from Acme Guano Chemical Company of Baltimore attending. Mrs. P. J. Potter reported on the State Federation meeting in Baltimore and acted as a director for the local club. Tea followed, presided over by Mrs. Elmer N. Funkhouser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edzz. Smeith
Hagerstown
Masked party hosted at Guilford Avenue home
Mrs and Mrs Pratt Zinkard hosted a masked party Monday evening at their Guilford Avenue home. Guests danced and decorated in Halloween spirit. prizes were won by Frances Seppington Maurice Ward and Kathaleen Troxell. Dutch meal served to numerous attendees including Zinkard family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Zinkard
Frances Dennis
Elizabeth Huntzperry
Mra Pratt Zinkard
Guilford Avenue
Frizes
Frances Seppington
Maurice Ward
Kathaleen Troms
Mary E. Sappington
Kathaleen ‘Troxell
Frances
John Courchman
Kenneth McGill William
Berger
Robert Hatett
Ror Zenger
Pearre Sappington
Yack Miller
David Carbeneh
John Zinkand
Haerr
Finafrock
Thomas
William McCarcel
Louis Rice
Paul Eickieburger
Pase Levins
Kermar
Thomas More
Samuel Gree
E. A. Ward
Jand
Marvin Weaver
Pratt Zinkand
Cafeteria to Be at Women's Club Event
The semi annual cafeteria fundraiser of the Women's Club will occur Thursday evening. Hostesses include Mrs. Willis Altenderfer Mrs. Samuel Emmert Mrs. George 3 Everhart Mrs. Elmer Fankhouser Mrs. Join Pangborn Mrs. Frank Rowe Mrs. I. M. Wertz and Miss Miriam Everts. Auditorium decoration by Miss Edna Smith and Mrs. Ralph Stauffer. Candy table headed by Mrs. Harper Ballentine cake by Mrs. C. N. Mowrer game table led by Mrs. Lynnn Keller and Mrs. Perry Prather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Club
Willis Altenderfer
Samuel Emmert
George 3. Everhart
Mirs
Elmer Fankhouser
Join Pangborn
Frank Rowe
I. M. Wertz
Miriam Everts
Edna Smith
Ralph Stauffer
Harper Ballentine
C. N. Mowrer
Lynnn Keller
Perry Prather
Masquerade Party Hosted by John and Mary Miller
A masquerade party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Miller in Williamsport drew many guests. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fink and daughter, Joe Garrish, Jeannette and Elizabeth Garrish, Roth Fink, George Zimmerman, Mary Jane and Peggy Zimmerman, Anna Mary Graber, Ray Gruber, Eddie Carter, Raymond Eyrie, La Verne and Regina Miller, Jenice and Charles Miller, Donte and Bobbie Miller, Freda Mae and Francie Miller, Billie Finks and Bussie Erler. Games were played and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
Williamsport
Fred Fink
Joe Garrish
Jeannette
Elizabeth Garrish
Roth Fink
George Zimmerman
Mary Jane
Peggy Zimmerman
Anna Mary Graber
Ray Gruber
Eddie Carter
Raymond Eyrie
la Verne
Regina Miller
Jenice
Charles Miller
Donte
Bobbie Miller
Freda
Stage Set For Alumni's Show Henry's Wedding at High School
Wil li Williamsport High School Alumni Association prepares for a large amateur production Henry's Wedding at the high school auditorium on Thursday and Friday nights. The plot centers on a bachelor groom and a double wedding complication with Uncle Henry’s kidnaping. State Senator William D. Bron appears in a special act, with 1890 guests and a glee club chorus from the high school. Reserved tickets available at Hurd's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hamsport High School Alumni Association
Henry
Fridar
Uncle Henrh
Eliza
Rastus
William D. Brron
Alumni Association
Williamsport
Glee Club
Hurd’s
Beaver Creek Homemakers Club Meet and Elections
Beaver Creek Homemakers Club hosted by Mr A R Panlagrove and Mrs C B Lurr with roll call on winter home cheer. Officers named for the year: President Mrs C L Newcomer, Vice President Mrs C Pallisgrove, Secretary Treasurer Mrs J Kiefer Funk, Assistant Secretary Treasurer Mrs Samuel Kayior. Five delegates chosen for the county council meeting in Smithsburg November 15: Mrs J Fonk, Mrs C L Newcomer, Mrs Samuel Kevier, Mrs C R Panns grove, Mrs Charities Home Funk. Demonstration on Boring House Furnish textiles by Miss Ardath Martin. Social hour featured a cake guessing contest. refreshments served to fifteen members and two visitors by hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Creek
Cousiz Commci
Smithsburg
J. Ki Fonk
C. L Newcomer
Samuel Kevier
C. R. Pannsgrove
Charities Home Funk
Farnistics
Ardath Martin
Ter
Party Friday Masquerade at St John’s Parish House
A masquerade party will be held Friday night at St John’s Episcopal parish house sponsored by church circles all adults and children are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Episcopal Parish
iScout Captain Entertains Troop at Halloween Party
The Poppy Troop No. 7 of Surfey School was entertained Monday evening at Miss Lois Helm's home on Virginia Avenue. Misa Hein, troop captain, led a party with Halloween decor, refreshments, games, and costumes. Members included Alia Smith, Virginia Singley, Helen Fleagle, Louise Storer, Dorothy Rouzer, Norma Grogan, Pearl Showe, Eleanor Reed, Marie Grove, Yalinda Wills, Doris Baker, Constance Delphy, Jean Thompson, Leis Wiepell, Fern Long, Julis Walker, Mary Lee Owings, and Betty Ridesour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surfey School
Lois Helm
Virginia Avenue
Misa Hein
Alia Smith
Virginia Singley
Helen Fleagle
Louise Storer
Dorothy Rouzer
Norma Grogan
Pearl Showe
Eleanor Reed
Marie Grove
Yalinda Wills
Doris Baker
Constance Delphy
Jean Thompson
Leis Wiepell
Fern Long
Julis Walker
Mary Lee Owings
Betty Ridesour
Birthday Party for Berry Hill’s Daughter
An enjo rt bse Halloween party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Berry Hill in this city for the seventh birthday of their daughter Len Mar. Rooms were decorated in orange and black. Games were played and refreshments served. Guests included Bettr Baker Jane Snowden Billy Winters Delores Marker Leo Hares Eleanor Hoover Marr Hares Margaret Pugh Margaret Hamilton Lois Pugh Baddy Rice Eden Mae Hill Mire Robert Pugh Mr Nellie Dar wall and the Hares Landis Mr and Mrs Victor Rice Mr and Mrs Edgar Hoover and daughter Miss Bertha Stratton and Mr and Mrs Berry HAL
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry Hill
Len Mar
Bettr Baker
Jane Snowden
Billy Winters
Delores Marker
Leo Hares
Eleanor Hoover
Marr Hares
Margaret Pugh
Margaret Hamilton
Lois Pugh
Baddy Rice
Choir Has Party At Hartle Clubhouse Halloween Night
The choir of St Pauls United Brethren Church and guests held a Halloween party at the Elias B Hartle clubhouse at Dam No 4 last night. About thirty five attended including Dr and Mrs Berry Plummer. Miss Helen Turner chaired arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Pauls United Brethren Church
Elias B. Hartle
Dam No. 4
Mra Berry Plummer
Helen Turner
Smithsburg High School Freshmen Fete At Spessards Home
Mr and Mrs Raymond Spessard entertained about 60 Smithsburg High School freshmen at their home on Monday evening. The house was decorated with colored lights pumpkins and witches. Dancing games and fortune telling provided amusement. Refreshments of ginger bread apples cider and candy were served. Prizes went to Miss Lucille Hartle for best costume and Louise Willhide for the door prize. Chaperones were Mrs Amanda Bell Miss Eva Draper and Mrs Robert Hartle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Spessard
Smithsburg
Smithsburg High School
Lucille Hartle
Jamee
Louise Willhide
Amanda Bell
Eva Draper
Robert Hartle
Surprise 70th Birthday Party for Mrs Burgesser at Smithsburg
Relatives and friends gathered Sunday at Mrs Emma E Burgesser’s Smithsburg home to celebrate her seventieth birthday with a bountiful repast. Attendees from Martinsburg Baltimore Hellenic and Edgemont joined in the array of gifts and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma E. Burgesser
Smithsburg
G. W. Becker
C. D. Burns
Herman Burns
Crist Becker
Laura
Roy Frankenburg
Bert
Elmer. Seibert
Carrell
Charles Frankenbury
Charles
Baker Smith
Crist Dailey
Martinsburg
W.va
Elizabeth Smith
Hellenic
Ohio
Steckmyer
Baltimore
Earl Maciar
Lof
Edgemont
Emma Burgesser
Mary Burgesser
Berkeley Burgesser
Lloyd Burgesser
C. Lester Burgesser
Burgesser
Halloween Ball Hosted by Queen Esther Chapter No 3
Jack Lederer and his Baltimore orchestra perform for a Halloween dance at the Masonic Mor ronic Temple in Hagerstown on Friday November 3. The event runs from 8 to 12 with optional masks and a treat for attendees. Those not dancing may play cards on the temple’s second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lederer
Orchestra
Baltimore
C. E S
Hagerstown
Marronic Temple
Scouts Plan Halloween Party at Y M C A First Christian Church
Scout Troop 1 of the Y M C A will host a Halloween masquerade in the gymnasium of the First Christian church tonight at eight o'clock. Guests will enjoy games and contests with prizes for best costumes. Members include Margaret and Frances Daniels Catherine Bohmas Reno Wrand Alice Gehr Helenor Campbell Marie Campbell Elisabeth Reed Veneta Lambros Louise Wampler Louise Weigand Laura Naomi Smith Jean Cruickbhanks Dorothy Rossell Eleanor Smith. Virginia Keller is captain with Jane Piack as lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
First Christian Church
Margaret and
Frances Daniels
Catherine Bohmas
Reno Wrand
Alice Gehr
Helenor Campbell
Marie Campbell
Elisabeth Reed
Veneta Lambros
Louise Wampler
Louise Weigand
Laura Naomi Smith
Jean’ Cruickbhanks
Dorothy Rossell
Eleanor Smith
Virginia Keller
Jane Piack
Bayer Aspirin Quick Relief Promises Instant Pain Aid
An old promotional excerpt touts Bayer Aspirin as giving rapid relief from headaches rheumatism neuritis and neuralgia. It claims a tablet begins to dissolve within two seconds of moisture and starts working minutes after ingestion, urging buyers to insist on the Genuine Bayer Aspirin and to say BA Aspirin.
Facial treatment with yeast and peroxide paste
A quick facial method suggests mixing two cakes of yeast with peroxide to form a paste. After cleansing the face with cream, apply the paste and wash off with cold water once it dries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Blackford
Capes Return to Favor Across Varied Lengths in Paris Fashion
Paris fashion notes from November 1 describe capes regaining popularity in diverse lengths. Little waist and hip length capes appear with day wear and gowns, long cloaks sweep floor with evening gowns, and ostrich trim pieces join waist length capes in luxury ensembles. Designers like Chanel and Schiaparelli show hip length and long cloaks, while fabrics span wool, silk, velvet, and metallic tones. Fashion emphasizes coordinated accessories and rich color palettes for day and night wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Kerr
Paris
Heim
Chanel
Schiaparelli
4-H Club Council Given A Party
Frances and Richard Doub hosted Williamsport area 4 H Club Council members in costume for a Halloween themed social with a short business session. Four new members were elected: Herbert Baker Edgemont Lauiee Rohr ler Hagerstown Louise Kemp burg Bakersville Yen Rid exour Leitersburg. 1934 programs include meetings on future study civic problems dramatics and social events to strengthen local leadership for younger 4 H clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Richard Doub
Washington
Countty 4H
Williamsport
tEostese
Hallowe'en
Herbert Baker
Edgemont
Lauiee Rohrler
Hagerstown
Louise Kempburg
Bakersville
Yen Ridexour
Leitersburg
Marriage License for Houser and Jones in City
Edward R. Houser aged 21 and Anna JE Jones aged 18 are issued a marriage license in the city. The will of the late Mrs. Mary Fanny Scott of Miami Florida provided 1002 dollars to purchase religious reading material for her only son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward R. Houser
Anna JE Jones
This City
Mary Fanny Scott
Miami, Fla
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Cure Tiredness and Skin Flaws
Promote rosy cheeks and clear eyes by cleansing bowels and toning the liver. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, a vegetable formula, claim to free the system of poisons from faulty digestion and restore youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Bridge Club Meets Today at Mrs Whipple’s Home
A newly formed Bridge Club will meet today at South Prospect Street, with a luncheon beforehand. The group, meeting biweekly, lists members including Mrs Lynn Brogh, Mrs Har trey Heyser, Mrs Lerin Stonebrnk ler, Mrs Peregrine Wroth, Mrs Meb Tile F. Riler, Mrs Stanley Little, Mrs Marshall Wilson, Mrs John G. Bower, Miss Marie Slansman, Mr Join Stonebraker, Mrs William T. Hamilton, and Mrs Whipple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge’ Club
Roger Whipple
South Prospect Street
Lynn K. Brogh
Hartrey. Heyser
Lerin Stonebrnkler
Peregrine Wroth
Stanley Little
Marshall Wilson
John G. Bower
Marie Slansman
Join Stonebraker
William T. Hamilton
Whipple
Homemakers Club Elects Officers in Funkstown Meeting
Mrs English was elected president with Mrs Clyde Smith as vice president, Mrs Charles Green as secretary, and Mrs Ingram as treasurer at the October Homemakers club gathering in Funkstown. Nine members and one visitor attended. Mr Key won a butterfly spread and Mary Speck claimed the recreational prize. Ardah Martin demonstrated house furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Green
Funkstown
English
Clyde Smith
Ingram
Key
Marry Speck
Ardah Martin
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