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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1932

Page

10

Social and personal notes open September social calendar

Miss Ruby Kearse of Richmond is guest of Rev Walter Stehl. Local families depart for White Sulphur Springs after Labor Day. Numerous visits from Atlantic City to Washington and Philadelphia are noted. An annual Bakers reunion is planned September 4 at Crystal Grottoes with basket luncheon.

Ruby Kearse Richmond, Va Walter Byron Stehl J. G. Annan J. ©. McDaniels E. B. Sefton Greenbrier Hotel Levi Baker Roxbury Crystal Grottoes Boonsboro

Auxiliary of Legion Elect Mrs Cameron Elgin President

Mrs Cameron Elgin was elected president of the American Legion Auxiliary at the regular monthly meeting in the Legion home. Officers named include Mrs BE Tenney as first vice-president and Mrs C M Mark as second vice-president. The group plans Thursday sewing sessions for the Red Cross starting September 8 at the Alexander Hotel building beside the Chamber of Commerce.

Cameron Elgin American Legion Auxiliary Auxiliary Legion BE. M. Tenney C. M. Mark le Stine L. B. Sweigert John Reynolds Russell Ambrose Oscar Eckard Carl McCleary McCleary American Legion and Auxiliary Ocean City Red Cross The Alexander Hotel Chamber of Commerce

Miss Lyon’s Baltimore Marriage to Leroy Lipan in Philadelphia

Mr and Mrs Louis Lyon of 42 East Avenue report the marriage of their daughter Miss Elizabeth Lyon to Leroy Lipan of Baltimore. The ceremony took place in Philadelphia and the couple planned a New England honeymoon. The bride, a buyer for Hoschild Kohn in Baltimore, is a Drexel graduate who studied at Maryland and Johns Hopkins. The groom, a Hopkins alumnus, works in retail and wholesale merchandise in Baltimore.

Louis Lyon East. Avenue Elizabeth Lyon Leroy Lipan Baltimore Philadelphia New England Hoschild Kohn Company Europe Drexel Institute University of Maryland Johns Hopkins University Hopkins

Son Is Born to Rector and Wife in Hancock

Congratulations pour in for Rev. and Mrs. James Moulton Thomas of Hancock on the birth of a son yesterday at the Hospital for the Women of Maryland in Baltimore. Rev. Mr. Thomas is rector of St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Hancock, and Mrs. Thomas was Miss Antoinette Pierson Dominick of Greenwich, Connecticut. A group of young people who drove to Redbridge Park for an evening’s entertainment included Misses Beulah Highbarger Harper Nannie Ruth Lowery Lena Rohrer Carrie Nanamaker Lenora Folig Irene Hann Irene Snyder Helen Bowers Miriam Bowers Mabel Mentzer Nellie Long Pearl Crosswhite Leah Harper Frances Alberti Elsie Shipley Florence Raffensberger Nellie Raff Gladys Kretzer Ruth Rinehart Helen Hamburg Freida Middlekauff Mary Grove Onelta Crosswhite Virginia Snyder and Muriel Crosswhite.

James Moulton Thomas Hancock Hospital For the Women of Maryland Baltimore Thomas St. Thomas Episcopal Church Mise Antoinette Pierson Dominick Greenwich Conn Redbridge Park Beulah Highbarger Beulah Harper Nannie Ruth Helen Lowery Lena Rohrer Carrie Nanamaker Lenora Folig Irene Hann Irene Snyder Helen Bowers Miriam Bowers Mabel Mentzer Nellie Long Pearl Crosswhite Leah Harper Frances Alberti Elsie Shipley Florence Raffensberger Nellie Raff Gladys Kretzer Ruth

Vallees Agree To Separation In Formal Accord

New York Sept 2 Hy man Rushel attorney for both Rudy Vallee and Mrs Fay Webb Vallee announced that the Vallees have concluded a formal separation agreement.

New York Hyman Rushel Rudy Vallee Fay Webb Vallee Vallees

My Beauty Hint By BETTE DAVIS

Bette Davis explains how a facial break from makeup acts as a cosmetic vacation. She finds rest rejuvenates the body and face, noting she often spends time without cosmetics at home, in the garden, or in her studio dressing room to appear refreshed when she returns to public view.

Bette Davis

Party Back From Interesting Trip

Mrs A W Toms of 712 George Street and her daughter Mrs Luther Long and granddaughter Miss Gladys Long returned from a three week motor trip of 2000 miles through the western and northern United States and Canada. They found fine weather and well marked highways visiting relatives in Springfield Ohio South Bend Indiana and other friends in Illinois Michigan Windsor Canada and Niagara Falls before returning home.

A. W. Toms George Street Luther Long Gladys Long Chewsville United States Canada Tom Springfield Ohio South Bend Ind Indiana Illinois

Women Wear Winter Coats In Hagerstown Sale Spotlight

On a hot afternoon in Hagerstown two young women wore fur trimmed winter coats along downtown streets. Spectators speculated they tested cold wear while others noted the replicas were likely models promoting a coat sale at Brown's Smart Shop.

Hagerstown Brown Smart

Entertains At Cards Wednesday At Keiffer Apts

Mrs Edwin Stitzel hosted a card party at her Keiffer apartments on West Washington Street on Wednesday evening Honors went to Miss Helen Stitzel and Miss Elizabeth Henneberger Guests included Miss Madelyn Brewer Miss Edlen Burger Miss Elizabeth Henneberger Miss Helen Stitzel Miss Jeanette McClain Mrs Gus Boyer and Mrs Nancy Rose

Edwin Stitzel Keiffer Apartments West Washington Street Helen Stitzel Elizabeth Henneberger Madelyn Brewer Edlen Burger Jeanette McClain Gus Boyer Nancy Rose

Ten Meet Last Night at St Markers

A meeting of the St Marker Ten was held at the home of Mrs William C Snyder and Miss Helen Marker. Plans were made for fall activities including continued lunches at the St Mark's Filling Station and a chicken and waffle supper in October. Mrs Cameron Elgin resigned as president. she has become president of the American Legion Auxiliary. Miss Virginia Doffiemyer will preside until the next election. Attendees included Mary Miller Catherine Foltz Jeannette McClain Virginia Doffemyer Ethel Blanks Vivian McClain Aletha Eckstine Flossie Schultz Vivian Wilkes Anne Miller Edith Delauter Mrs Chester Eyler Mrs Robert Delauder and Mrs Harvey Maugans. Refreshments followed.

St. Marker William C. Snyder Helen Marker Dearfoss Pike St. Mark's Cameron Elgin Ten American Legion Auxiliary Virginia Doffiemyer Mary Miller Catherine Foltz Jeanette McClain Virginia Doffemyer Ethel Blanks Vivian McClain Aletha Eckstine Flossie Schultz Vivian Wilkes Anne Miller Edith Delauter Chester Eyler Robert Delauder Harvey Maugans

Mrs Hugh Auld Wins Golf Tourney at Fountain Head

Mrs Hugh Auld was medalist with a 99 on the 18 hole handicap tournament held yesterday at Fountain Head Country Club. Mrs Ben Reed was second, Leslie Manners third, a silver tray first prize and golf balls awarded. Participants included Mrs Ben Reed, Mrs Daniel Pelletier, Mrs Mark Landis, Mrs Willis Antenderfer, Mrs R B Norment, Mrs Lynn Brumback, Mrs Leslie Manners, Mrs Russell Zentmyer, Mrs Hugh Auld, Mrs Robert Fleigh, Miss Emma Geiser and Mrs Arthur Crosson. If Cumberland returns not next week, another handicap tourney will be played on the local course.

Hugh Auld Fountain Head Country Club Ben Reed Leslie Manners Daniel Pelletier Mark Landis Willis Altenderfer R. B. Norment Lynn Brumback Russel Zentmyer Hugh Awd Robert Fleigh Emma. Geiser Arthur Crosson Cumberland

River Party Held At Tloyd's Clubhouse

Miss Flotsie Anderson entertained twelve friends at a wiener and marshmallow roast at Tloyd's clubhouse on the Potomac last night. Boating and dancing were enjoyed with attendees including Geraldine Maye Tillie Rose Mary Gallo Eileen McNeal Flossie Anderson Windfield Lioy Woodrow Hili Auburn Ditto Albert Murray Walter Teach and Richard Delanter.

Flotsie Anderson Tloyd Potomac Geraldine Maye Tillie Rose Mary Gallo Eileen McNeal Flossie Anderson Windfield Lioy's Woodrow Hili Auburn Ditto Albert Murray Walter Teach Richard Delanter

Girl Scouts Hold Outing at Chocolate Park Cascade

Troop 6 of the Girl Scouts held an outing at Chocolate Park Cascade last evening. They swam in the pool and enjoyed an outdoor supper. The troop was in charge of Miss Mary Byers and Mr. F. E. pecee. Each girl brought a guest.

Chocolate Park Teat Cascade Mary Byers F. E. Pecee

Scheller Garlock Married Thursday In Washington

Announcement from Washington reports the marriage of Scheller L. Garlock of Hagerstown and Chrystie M. Brewer of Chambersburg. The Rev. Dr. Simpson B. Daugherty officiated at a ring ceremony with no attendants. The groom works as an engineer at Potomac Edison’s Williamsport plant and the couple will live at 15 Marbern Road in the groom’s furnished home.

Washington Scheller L. Garlock Hagerstown Chrystie M. Brewer Chambersburg Simpson B. Daugherty United Brethren Church of Washington Potomac Edigon Williamsport Marbern Road

C E Society Entertained by Queen Esther Class

The Antietam Street St. Christian Endeavor Society was entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Holtzman Dearfosg Pike by the Queen Esther Bible Class taught by Mrs. Paul R. Barnaby Rev Paul R. Barnaby led the devotional on Why do some folks approve of Christ but Vot disapprove of organized Christianity Extemp talks were given by FP Hudson J B Tabor and Miss Goldie Clark Refreshments of wieners and lemonade followed Attendance at C E meetings has risen in summer and several outdoor midweek services have been well attended

Antietam Street St. B. Christian Endeavor Society C. C. Holtzman Dearfosg Pike Queen Esther Paul R. Barnaby FP. C. Hudson J. B. Tabor Goldie Clark C. E

Outing Held by Bible Classes at Washington Crystal Caverns

The Men’s Friendly Bible Class of Emmanuel United Brethren Church hosted the two adult ladies’ classes for an outing at Washington Crystal Caverns near Boonsboro. Guests included all church adults. A smock trial featured as the evening’s centerpiece with A. C. Saum as judge and a women-led jury. defendants and plaintiffs were Robert Shadrach and J. P. Stouffer. Lawyers argued included J. G. Mason H. F. Ray C. Clopper W. Pike Mrs. J. G. Mason and Charles Morrison. Wilbur Byer chaired the refreshment committee.

Emmanuel United Brethren Church Washington Crystal Caverns Boonsboro Smock A. C Saum Robert Shadrach J. P. Stouffer J. G Mason H. F. Ray

Marriage Licenses Record of Young Couples Listed

Marriage licenses issued include W Lawrence Faith 25 Urbana Illinois and Mildred B. Dixon 21 Cumberland Murray Ravenner 32 Washington Mary A Hoffman 22 Brentwood Wilson H. Green 21 Emma Hull 19 Lewistown Pennsylvania Charles R. Jarvis 26 Kathryn Swisher 18 Moffatts Creek Virgil Scott 21 Shamokin Esther Renn 21 Pittsburgh Clarke Toms 19 Myersville Beatrice Clingan 18 this city.

W. Lawrence Faith Urbana Mildred BE. Dixon Cumberland Murray D. Ravenner Washington Mary A. Hoffman Brentwood Wilson H. Green Emma UE. Hull Lewistown Charles R. Jarvis Kathleen L. Swisher Moffatts Creek Virgil C. Scott Shamokin Esther J. Renn Pittsburgh Clarke EB. Toms Myersville Beatrice M. Clingan This City

We Women by Betty Brainerd

Readers seek help for a woman whose husband, a lawyer and teacher, abuses her and withholds money. The advice urged is to go to Juvenile Court for legal protection, accompanied by a friend, to ensure the husband changes and to safeguard the children. The column encourages reporting abuse and using the law.

Betty Brainerd J. G. BA Legal Aid Society

Fun In A Chinese Laundry staged by Beaver Creek Church group

The two act comedy Fun In A Chinese Laundry, sponsored by the C BE Society of the Beaver Creek Christian Church, was well received at Community Hall on August 2 and will be repeated at the same place on September 7 at 8:00 p.m. Admission is free with special features between acts, and the public is invited. The troupe plans further performances in nearby towns with dates to be announced.

C. BE. Society of the Beaver Creek Christian Church The Beaver Greek Society Acta

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