Social and Personal notices from Evening Mail readers
Social items from the Daily Mail list social events and visits. Names include Mr and Mrs Ray Stannard Baker of Amherst Mass visiting Mr and Mrs Elmer K Ey erly. Baker pen name David Graynu. Attendance at recitals and concerts in Baltimore and Wilmington noted. Several residents ill or visiting relatives, with multiple movements to Chambersburg and Broadfording Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Stannard Baker
Amherst, Mass
Elmer K. Eyerly
South Prospect Street
Baker
David Graynu
Woodrow Wilson
Card Party Held at Halfway School by PTA
A Halfway school card party organized by the Halfway PTA drew eleven tables for bridge and five hundred with prizes for top scores. Mrs Harold Pazeon chaired the refreshments committee serving sandwiches and coffee to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halfway
Halfway Parent-Teachers’ Association
Harold Pazeon
Pleasant event marks Beard anniversary at Franklin Street home
Mr and Mrs John Beard celebrated their first wedding anniversary with friends at their East Franklin Street residence. Dancing and cards followed by dinner. Prizes awarded to Sidney Dornberger Charles Miller and Miss Catherine McDowell. Guests included Charles Miller Elizabeth Shafter Earle Smith Alice Tinsley Robert Ross Josephine Beard James Glass Jane Waltz Edwin Stevenson Catherine McDowell and the Dorngergs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beard
East Franklin Street
Sidney Dornberger
Charles Miller
Catherine McDowell
Elizabth Shafter
Earle Smith
Alice Tinsley
Robert Ross
Josephine Beard
James Glass
Jane Waltz
Edwin Stevenson
Attractive Dance by Washington and Lee Orchestra
One hundred couples danced to lively music by Jan Campbell and his Washington and Lee Orchestra in the Masonic Temple auditorium last evening. The dance, under Hagerstown Chapter No. 89, O. B. S., featured an attractive autumn scene with soft lights and seasonable decorations. Miss Mae Angie chaired the arrangements committee, assisted by Miss Louise Staley, Miss Charlotte Desmond, Miss Margaret Gilbert, and Miss Catherine Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Campbell
Washington and Lee Orchestra
Masonic Temple Auditorium
Hagerstown
O. B.S
Mae Angie
Louise Staley
Charlotte Desmond
Margaret Gilbert
Catherine Baker
Pretty Wedding at Myersville Miss Katherine Horine Weds Arthur Rice
A pretty wedding occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs John Horine in Myersville yesterday at three. Katherine Delanna Horine became the bride of Arthur Lee Rice in a ring ceremony conducted by Rev Russell G C Dyer of the United Brethren Church. The couple will reside in Myersville after a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Horine
Myersville
Katherine Delanna Horine
Arthur Lee Rice
Russell GC. Dyer
United Brethren Church
Alvin Rice
Lohengrin
Mr. Rice
Atlantic Refining Company
Hagerstown concert series books noted artists for season
The Hagerstown Community Concert Association lists Don Cossack Russian Male Chorus as the Thanksgiving Day act with a refugee status. Eunice Norton, Wilbur Evans join the lineup in January and March respectively. members urged to recruit new supporters and contact secretary Miss Bertha Negley for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Bertha Negley
Homemakers Meet in Smithsburg Draws Large Turnout
About twelve hundred women from Washington County Homemakers' Council gathered at Smithsburg for the annual Fall meeting hosted by Cavetown Club. Morning speakers included Mrs. John Pound and Mrs. H. C. Foster, with reports from thirteen country groups. An afternoon program featured Dr. T. B. Symons on Achievements, a style show by Halfway Club, local playlets, readings by Mrs. C. C. James, and performances by the Washington County Homemakers chorus led by Mrs. Elmer Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Homemakers’ Council
Smithsburg
Cavetown
John Pound
H. C. Foster
Clearspring
County Council
James Findlay
Hagerstown Civic League
C. S. Wolfinger
T. B. Symons
University of Maryland
Huyetts
Keedysville
C. C. James
Big Pool Club
Washington
You Can Make in About an Hour Pattern Style 2924
Ad for winter fashion patterns and a utility apron pattern 2924. Describes epaulette shoulder dress with percale fabric in yellow and brown dots and a red dotted apron. Notes size options small medium large requires specific yardage and binding. Encourages sending 10 to 15 cents for price and instruction details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thich
Peete net eeenees Street Address e Severe State
Fragmentary OCR item notes a street address and a severe state reference. The readable phrases indicate a locality or person named Peete and a formal address context. No clear event, date, or organization is established in the legible text.
Reception Honors Ebersoles At Grove Home Near Maugansville
Mr and Mrs Jacob Grove hosted a Thursday evening reception near Maugansville for their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Leonard Ebersole of Paramount who recently married A fine dinner was served to a large list of relatives and friends including Mr and Mrs Leonard Ebersole Mr and Mrs Jacob Grove Mr and Mrs Clarence Ebersole Mr and Mrs Irvin Bair Mrs Henry Eber Cole and many others from the Grove and Shank families and surrounding households
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Grove
Maugansville
Leonard Ebersole
Paramount
Clarence Ebersole
Irvin Bair
Henry Eber
Henry Deamoth
Lydia Martin
Clinton Shank
Amanda Horst
Abram Baer
Lois Keener
Esther Showalter
Violet Shank
Martha Grove
Edna Frey
Helen Strite
Martha Deamoth
Mildred Grove
Leona Grove
John
Arthur Grove
Harold
Roy Grove
Harold Ebersole
Floyd and
Gret Shank
Ira FE Bby
Lewis Strite
Glen Baer
Junior Grove
Ethan Grove
Horse sheeting rises from low estate to sport
New York fashion notes describe horse sheeting moving from racehorse blankets to sportswear, used by Adler and Adler for women's shorts with cruiser swagger coats. It highlights the fabric as durable cotton twill, water-resistant from wet bathing suits, though too sturdy for beach dresses, and notes other resort fabrics like tie cotton and sandy seersucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Plummer
New York
Adler and
Adler
Ashe
Iit
Palm Beach
Class Meets of St John’s Junior Builders Held at Reed Home
The Junior Builders of St. John’s Sunday School met at Miss Elizabeth Reed’s home on 34 North Street. After the business portion a social hour followed with refreshments served by teachers and several members including Miss Helen Weigand Elizabeth Smith Louise Weigand Margaret Potts Alice Armstrong Marie Karn and Mrs Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Elizabeth Reed
North Street
Helen Weigand
Elizabeth Smith
Louise Weigand
Margaret Potts
Alice Armstrong
Marie Karn
Smith
Reed
Pupils Present Program At Boonsboro PTA Meeting
A Boonsboro Elementary pupils program for the Ele mentary grades will be staged at the High School auditorium Monday evening November 20 at eight. First and second grades perform Sleepytown with Mother Goose and Cinderella characters. Third and fourth grades dramatize Little John from Robin Hood. Room 12 offers Longfellow scenes from Hiawatha and Indian songs. Room 11 presents The Story of America in song dance and pantomime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro
O’clock
Sleepytown
Googe
Little John
Robin Hood
Gerald Guyton
Lawson Clingan
Will Statley
Donald Shifler
Band of Outlaws
Braden King
Thomas Clapper
Howard McKnight
John Benner
Harold Dagenhart
Charles Carpenter
Alfred Huffer, Jr
Bruce Bleistein
Carroll Reeder
Wallace
America
Banquet Climax at Mothers Meetings at First Brethren Church
A Mothers meetings series at First Brethren Church ended in a Thursday banquet for about 130 women. Miss Sara Gearhart read Castor Of, Mrs. O H Myers spoke on mothers and teachers, a double quintet sang When There s Love at Home, and several short addresses were given by local women. The candle service concluding the program symbolized Christ’s light in the home. White and yellow decor highlighted purity and worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren Church
Sara Gearhart
O. H. Myers
W. L. Widdowson
Waynesboro
Norman Snively
Frank Bentz
Grattok Mason
C. M. Potterfield
Christ
My Beauty Hint aNN SOTHERN Eyebrows gain smooth look with light brushing
Screen actress aNN SOTHERN notes well groomed brows enhance appearance. She keeps a small brush on her dressing table moistened with brilliantine and lightly runs it over the brows to achieve a smooth look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Sothern
Big Bad Wolf On New Jewelry
Chicago reports playful costume jewelry featuring white and black compositions with three pigs and a ragged wolf on bar pins and bracelets. Also pigskin bracelets in tan and bright colors, initial pins, script pins, wide autumn color bracelets, felt necklaces, and felt bead discs in varying sizes accompany monogrammed rings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Cowan
Associated Press
Chicago
Interesting events at club calendar week ahead
The Women's Club lists events for next week with a Wednesday luncheon by the Literary Section chaired by Mrs. W. B. Ferguson. Mrs. Marshall Wilson speaks on Historic Washington County. The Garden Section meets at 2:30 with a talk on chrysanthemums and asters by Howard Heckman. A bridge luncheon is set for Thursday at 1 p.m. and the Potomac Playmakers present a village of one act plays that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Club
W. B. Ferguson
Marshall Wilson
Washington County
G. W. Tyler
Howard Heckman
Potomac Playmakers
Bridgeport Social Notes Show Local Visits Across Town
On Sunday many families from Hagerstown Smithsburg Chewsville and Clearspring visited friends in Bridgeport. Mr and Mrs Markwood Hines and W G Moser called on Mrs H C Marshall. Vair imeyer and daughters Anna Mae and Betty Lou visited W W Stech. Williams Thompson Clyde Harbaugh and Vivian visited George Betts, and Samuel Phimmress and children spent time with Lloyd Forsythe. John Hull of Clearspring also called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Markwood Hines
Hagerstown
W. G. Moser
H. C. Marshall
Vair Imeyer
Anna Mae
Betty Lou
Smithsburg
W. W. Stech
Williams Thompson
Clyde Harbaugh
Vivian
Chewsville
Charles Thomas
George Betts
Samuel Phimmers
Donald
Sarah Jane
Peggy
Charles
Lloyd Forsythe
Wilson's
John Hull
Clearspring
Investigates Chiselers in Bread Trade
The report describes adulteration tactics with air to inflate bread appearance and notes a wage code of 30 cents an hour for bakers, 40 hour week. It cites bakeries selling bread to retailers at as low as five cents a loaf and claims trade practices and bread weight are far out of line in the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbott
Social Guests Share Weekend Visits Across Homes
Several days with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hull. Mr. and Mrs. John Timmons Chevasville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Robinson. Mrs. Isaac Davis hosted a Saturday caller with Mrs. Clarence Thomas Grand View. Mr. and Mrs. BE Brandenburg Hagerstown and Mrs. Ella Plameter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hull
John ‘Timmons
Chevasville
Ray Robinson
Isaac Davis
Clarence Thomas
Grand View
BE. C. Brandenburg
Hagerstown
Ella Plameter
John Price
WE WOMEN Advice Column By Betty Brainerd
Betty Brainerd offers personal replies on relationships and social expectations. The column features letters from readers like Lost and iM.M.M. with responses advising introductions, social tact, avoiding punishing quarrels, and cautions about marriage and health while noting safe dating practices and consulting a lawyer in domestic cases.
Sunday School and Church Services in Mapleville
Mapleville notes a Sunday School session at 9:00 a m at San Mar Chapel followed by preaching. Afternoon services at Union Church at 2:00 led by Rev M A Ashby from Boonsboro Lutheran Church. Miss Mary Linton resigns from San Mar Fahrney Memorial Home to return to her brother John near Martinsburg and is missed as Sunday School president and teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapleville
San Mar Chapel
Union Church
M. A. Ashby
Lutheran Church
Boonsboro
Mary Linton
San Mar Fahrney Memorial Homse
John
Martinsburg
Linton
Epworth League Play and Club Notices This Week
Epworth League members of St. Pauls M. E. church rehearse Brown Brown and Brown a three act play by Clarence E. Quackenbush. Performances set for Thursday Friday November 23 24 at 745 pm in the church school auditorium. Circle elects Friendship Circle of First Baptist elects officers including Mrs A C Godar chair Mrs Norman Hepsey secretary and Mr Frank Matthews treasurer. Marriage licenses listed for area couples including Kline Phillips Zeger Carbaugh Williams Steer and Schumaker Cromwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
St. Paul’s M. ©. Church
Clarence E. Quackenbush
Thurman John
T. G. Hard
First Baptist Church
Warren L. Shirey
West Franklin Street
A. C. Godar
Chatrtum
Norman Hepsey
Seerstar
J. HW. Bush
Frank Matthews
A. Godar
Wm. E. Greene
H. E. Row
Wm. A. Crans
J. H. Bush
Chesii Mauhious
Frank Matthew
Harry W. Kline
This City
Mildred A. Phillips
Grove
N OH
Garnet Zeger
Muth
Carbaugh
Mercersburg
Harry Hawthorne
Margaret Weaver
I Bernard M. Williams, Jr
Everett
Mildred R. Steer
Hancock
Oscar Schumaker
Cordell Cromwell
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Evening Mail
The
Daily Mail
Onteon
Society
O. H. Binkley
W. L. Wishard
Richmond
Southern Medical Convention
Harry Spigler
South Locust Street
Raymond L. Henderson
Franklin Thomas
Peabody Conservatory
Baltimore
Marcel Dupre
R. L. Henderson
Lalls Biays
Leon Broch
Cadon Hall
Gabrilowich
Spalding
Kitty Starr
Doris Draper
Gayl’ McConnell
Louise Gimple
Katherine Hose
Gene Trager
Alice In Wonderland
Harry Spigier
Carrie R. Schnebly
Broadfording Road
David T. Wolfe
C. O. Thomas
Hamilton Boulevard
Tommy Wolfe
Summit Avenue
Wilmington
Delaware
DR. T. Wolfe
0. T. Mentgar, Jr
W. 5. Turk
Mulberry Avenue
Lea Engel
Fulton Avenue
Mary Saxton
Bessie Adams
Isabel Coble
Fthel Fleagle
Miriam Fiery
Bessie Schwinger
Pauline Hoffman
Jessie Smith
Ada Barnhart
Anna Suter
Blanche Schwinger
Chambersburg, Pa
Martha’ Custis
Order of Eastern Star
Bruce Wilson
City
Stanley J. McFarland and Son
Stanley, Jr
Hancock, Md
West Wash
Red Cross
Shoe Shop
O.E
Katherine D. Horine
Woman’s Club of
Williamsport
D. W. Newcomer
Newcomer
Helen Downs
Norman McCardell
Jerry Warp
Delightfel
Mianery
Smithsbg
Cavetown Club
Washington County Council
Kelen Williams
Festeens
Peete Net Eeeneees
Hagerstown Mail
New York City
Mrs. Jacob Grove
Benes
Big Bad Wolf
Betty Brainerd
Im. M. M
B. RB
Batty Brainerd
Madison Ave
KAY Jewelry CO
W. Waahkington St
Epworth
N. Locust St
Larm’s
Beauty Shop
N. Potomac St
Meyers & Berkson
W. Franklin St
L. & B. Hat Works
Women’s Hats
East Washington
Omet
Universal Electric Range
Tristate Electrical Supply CO
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