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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1925

Page

9

Social and Personal items from Washington area society events

US Society Editor invites items of social and personal news. Readers report visits by Mrs. Jessi Riley and children from Washington to relatives on WT Elisabeth street. Bernard Theurer improves from typhoid fever at a home on Washington street. Various locals undergo surgeries, births announced at Washington County Hospital, and residents travel to Chicago, Richmond, Baltimore, and Florida. Guests include the Fiery family, Gaver, Grove, Ware, Gates, Young, Taylor, and many others visiting relatives across Maryland, Virginia, and beyond.

Jessi Riley Washington Mrs. Riley Stellie Huyekt Elisabeth Street

White Youth Clay Beauty Ad Claims Perks of Youthful Skin

An advertisement by Edna Wallace Hopper touts White Youth Clay as a skin treatment that cleanses pores, smooths wrinkles, and “draws the blood to the skin” for a rosy glow. It promises rapid, noticeable results after a single application and urges women to test the product to reclaim youth.

Edna Wallace Hopper New-Tyne al Drugsisty Seo Lake Shore Drive Chicago Endoee Ty White Youll

ULD C Elects New President for Maryland Division

Mrs Edward Bash of Baltimore elected president of the Maryland Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy at the convention in Potomac Club rooms. She succeeds Mrs Franklin B Canby who declined renomination. Several Henry Kydous jas Chapter members named to offices. Additional notes include veteran care efforts, a proposed sword presentation to West Point in memory of General Lee, and a remembrance note to absent members.

Edward Bash Baltimore Maryland Tdvision United Maughtars of the Confederacy Potomac Club Franklin B. Canby Magerstown Henry Kydous Jas Chapter Arn. A. M. Smith Lea A. Cahill Anne Barger Bruin Henry Kyd Plougias Paul Igichart Evelyn Halbert Batt Morn Clayton Hoyle Dickerson J. W. Westcott C. N. Bolden A.M. Smith Preston Powers Dal Amore Leo A. Cohi A. W. Mears Janes MR Canby Frank Rowling Bryanstown Charles County Jackson Brandt Lee Thomas White Hagerstown White

Episcopalians Attend Reception for Bishop J G Murray

Members of St Johns Episcopal and other county congregations traveled to Baltimore for the public reception honoring Bishop John Garnier Murray newly elected leader of the Episcopal Church. Rev Dr Walter Byron Stell and Col W P Lane helped organize, with others leaving yesterday and today by train and auto for Baltimore.

St. John's Episcopal Church of

Alsatia Club Halloween Dance a Big Success

The Alsatia Club staged a grand Halloween dance at Stonffer's Academy on Mardi Gras week, featuring Miss Lucille Thomas of Annapolis who broadcasts on WCAP Washington. Fifteen door prizes were awarded and each Assalonette received an imported kerchief with the AC initials. Prizes for Algatians went to several locals. A masquerade party later honored Frances Bostetter with music by Irvin Cook.

Alsatirs Hallowe'en Hope Stonffer'a Mardyy Alpht Uhl Well Mown Organization Lucille Thomas Annapolis Washington Thomas Carrie Neiki JE. Hornbaker Mus. Tec Markenzi Phillip Baill Peoria Thi Jols Paul Seisner O. M. Haxhaugh Algatians Joseph MM. Miller R. S. Ankeney CG. I. Stambaugh Agbert Fridinger H. C. Cost H. C. Mackenzie Har Toms W. J Marple Edward Baewater Eddia Beker Preston Bogtetter Frainces Bustelter Irvin Cook Edna Daley Ethel Snyder Margaret Petera Heulah French Frances Bostetter Edna Stouffer Margaret Ke

Benefit Dance and Card Party at Smithsvigg Community House

A dance and card party will be given Saturday night October 11 at Smiths ville Community House to raise funds for the Community Hans fund. Mrs. Hubert Towson leads the committee with the high school orchestra providing musical entertainment.

Alle Smithsvigg Hans Fund Hubert Towson Theigh School

Party Held On Isth Birthday At Downs Home

An eighteenth birthday party for Clyde Downs was hosted at the Williamsport area home of Mr and Mrs Ross Downs. Guests included classmates from WitthimsPart High School relatives and neighbors with refreshments served. A long guest list names numerous Downs relatives and friends attending.

Ross Wo. Downs Williamsport Clyde Witthimspart High School Tktneing Bank Mikses Huchia Austin Mary Hetzer Riehaels Alpersberg Catherin Myers Cathrin Tigler Arleng Downs Lou’s Myera Ruth Neikirk Pauling Gossard Diay Marker Sadie Mozinzo Sanaiulu Nev Flora Schnebly Jimne Curfman Rong Ridenour Mary Gawer Mr Homan Righ Dewi Kerns Hewier Rowthan Edi Sebattey Se. Pemat Downs Dolie May Newcomer Jane Lenin Naomi Downs Bella Bawnin Anna Myers Evelyn Turner Rachael Kemsburg Lea Taylor William Buccamnur George Murry Maulvin Keplan Nagh Ariz Cide Downe Charles Naurer Frank Thon Howard Doyle Grove Frank Renbett Preston Tate Rat Joseph Downs Ars Newton K. Downs Myre Norris Downa Sou Norv Ross W. Dows Mtrg Norman Myers

Local Youth Weds Martinsburg Girl

Carl Morgan of Tolfix and Miss Annie Elizabeth Stolipher daughter of Calvin Statphier, Martinsburg, were married Tuesday in Martinsburg by Rev. R P Schimucker. The bridegroom is employed at the Williamsport plant of Potomac-Fdlin Ca. They will reside in this city. Miss Betty Myers hosted her Sunday school class at a reception at her Clear Spring home.

Carl Morgan Tolfix Annie Elizabeth Stolipher Calvin Statphier Martinsburg RP. Schimucker Willy

Cynthia Grey on Women at War and Prize Fight Interest

The piece notes rising female interest in prize fights and war work, with women seeking political power and financial rewards. It contrasts women's influence with men’s wartime roles, suggesting women are testing independence while men fight for a prize cast. It implies social tension as women push into public life during wartime.

Cynthia Yrett Jack Rempsey Willi Myzel

Entertaining at Luncheon features city chapter leaders

At yesterday's luncheon, Mrs. Thomas H. Tanbtuge hosted a gathering with Ellicatt City Chapter president Miss Martha Gray Clark of EIU, plus Mrs. Anne Ornin and Mrs. Meghan Joy among others. Clark was described as a key figure in the VT group and Henry Kyd Douglas circle.

Thomas H. Tanbtuge Giesta Juhi Latwrence Clark Ellicatt City Martha Gray Clark Eiu Colt City Mes Melangatin Pees “Shem Stenry Douglas Mies Anne Ornin Henry Kyd Douglas Méwin Joy Clark

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