Social and Personal News From Williamsport Society
Miss Mary Leaf of Washington visits her parents in Williamsport. Mrs. Laura Snyder and Miss Sallie Artz travel from Washlorton to Williamsport to see their brother William Artz. Frank Earnshaw of Washington visits his family in Williamsport for a week. A motor trip to Lake George and the Thousand Islands involves George Reed and nephew Matthew McClarnahan with Fathers Cullin and Kerr. An infant boy, born Friday, welcomes Captain and Mrs H Ia Hagan of Spartansburg. Various locals host and visit from Canandaigua to Harrisburg, with trips to Alton Park, Florida for work, and weekend guests at Key Apartments. Mrs. Robert Campbell and Mrs. Samuel P. Thomas host visitors from Clearwater and Downsville. Isabel Hurlbutt returns from a Vermont motor trip after study at Columbia. Rev G C Carpenter returns to Hagerstown after travel and attends a United Brethren conference at Winona Lake Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Reed
Matthaw McClarnahan
Willamsport
Father Cullin
Appalachacola
Fla
C. C. Kerr
Lake George
Thousand Islands
G. GC. Carpenter
Hagerstown
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Carpenter
Winona Lake
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised by Mrs Fuller
Mrs J H Fuller of Walpole New Hampshire reports improved health after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound noting relief from long standing irregularity and severe pains. She now does housework and cares for two children. Over 200000 women contacted in a survey with 58 in 1000 replying yes. For sale by druggists everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Fullear
Walpole
New Hampshire
Lydia E. Pinkham
Surprise Shower For Miss Spessard
Miss Helen Spessard received a surprise shower at her North Mulberry street home hosted by her Sunday school class and friends. Attendees included Missey Genevieve Moler Louise Myers Tauline Poffenberger Beau trice Noupt Elizabeth Spielman Katherine Haper Violeta Jose Ruth Bachtell Marguerite Miller Anna Garlock Rhoda Reese Mildred Weller Cleo Working Louise Jacobs Mildred Hamburg Mabel Trumpower Rhoda Newers Emma Lehman Mrs Maude Strock Miss Esther Spersard Mrs Benj Poffenberger Mrs Harry Snavely Miss Katherine Poffenberger. Also noted is a Baltimore American Sunday feature and an ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Spessard
Paul Ward
Cumberland 8
North Mulberry Street
Clase
Missey
Genevieve Moler
Louise Myers
Tauline Poffenberger
Beautrice Noupt
Elizabeth Spielman
Katherine Haper
Violeta Jose
Ruth Bachtell
Marguerite Miller
Anna Garlock
Rhoda Reese
Mildred Weller
Cleo
Miss Herman and Mott to wed at St Johns Lutheran
Miss Mary Siloam Herman daughter of Mrs Eva Herman and Mr Marshall Amos Mott son of Mr and Mrs Marshal B Mott of Springfield Mass will marry at St Johns Lutheran Church this evening The ceremony will be performed by the groom s father Archdeacon of Western Massachusetts assisted by Rev Dr J Edward Harms Decorations include palms and white gladioli The wedding party includes Miss Mary Elliott maid of honor and four bridesmaids in orchid and powder blue gowns The couple will reside in Boston where Mr Mott works with Federated Charities and Miss Herman will continue her music career at the New England Conservatory of Music
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Siloam Herman
Eva Herman
Marshall Amos Mott
Marshal B. Mott
Springfield
Masa
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Western Massachusetts
J. Edward Harms
St. John's Lutheran Church
Mendelasohn
Mary Elliott
Mary Jierman
Marie Braguuier
Vivian Oswald
Moser
Gettysburg
Paul Hack
Texas
Herman
Haverstown
Boston
Mott
Federated
Paris Proposes Elaborate Combs To Change Hairstyles
Paris launches an uplift movement with ornate carved and jeweled hair combs to replace bobbed styles. Photographs show a tortoise shell halo piece for evening wear and a white composition design inspired by a peasant cap or early airplane fashion, though identification is difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mason Smith Nuptials Set For Tonight in Hagerstown
The marriage of Miss Helen Scott Mason to Lieutenant Robert McLanahan Smith is planned for 7:30 PM at St. Paul Episcopal Church. Prominent local families are represented. luncheon hosts include Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Byron, with Mrs. Byron among the attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Scott Mason
Robert McLanahan
Hagerstown
Miss . Mason
Lieutenant Smith
Washington County
Gar
Macon
John Augustine Alaxon
Slagerstown
Nate
Augustine
Mason
Virginia
Mery
William WW
Howard
Flohert Smith
Mgr
George W. Smith
Shagerstown
Tagerstown
Iback
Myr
Isaike Smith
Falhser
Reception and visits after local wedding at South Prospect
Mrs and Mrs GC Ford hosted a small reception at their South Potomac Street home after the ceremony. Guests included Mr and Mrs Gorman Ford and Malinda Ford along with several Ford relatives and visitors from Funkstown and Pittabury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Prospect Street
GC. C. Ford
South Potomac Street
Hons
Gorman
Gorman Ford
Malinda Ford
Saoha Smith
Airs. J. W. Ford
Abani Albing Ford
Miga Cluminio
Marriage Licenses Listed From Several Counties
A list of marriage licenses shows Charles T. Myers and Mary L. Gunn in Harpers Ferry. Richard B. Dunkle and Flora E. McCurdy in Steelen. George Schubauer and Lillianeck in Harrisburg. Arthur Walte and Anna Sheeler in Tamauqua. Marshall A Mott and Mary Merman in Boston. William B. Smith and Esther Fry in Annville. Homer P. Wolfe and Ethel M. Thomas in Mifflinsville. William C. Yowell and Bessie Coffey in Mint Springs. Linwood J Playmaker and Aretta Deeds in Winchester. Samuel J. Randall and Ethel Rugger in Port Republic. Harry King, son of H W King, B&O railroad agent at Gapland, has accepted a position with Jefferson Theater in Charlottesville and left today to assume duties there. well wishes pour in from local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Myers
Mary L. Gunn
Harpers’ Ferry
Richard B. Dunkle
Steelen
Flora E. McCurdy
Dauphin
George
Schubauer
Harrisburg
Lillianeck
Enola
Arthur €. Walte
Anna Sheeler
Tamauqua
Marshall A Mott
Boston
Mass
Mary
Merman
Hagerstown
William B. Smith
Esther E Fry
Annville
Homer P. Wolfe
Mifflinsville
Ethel M. Thomas
Berwick
William C. Yowell
Greenville
Bessie K. Coffey
Mint Springs
Harry King
H. WH. King
B. & O. Railroad
Gapland
Sefferson Theater
Charlottesville
Dutien
Harry
Cynthia Grey on telephone etiquette and patient courtesy
Cynthia Grey argues telephone etiquette is often neglected and warns against venting anger at operators or strangers. She urges brief messages, courtesy to unknown callers, and not using others' phones for personal recruiting or extended chats, noting common annoyances and the need for self control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Jones
Jollier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evenly Mail
Mary Leaf
Washington
Mrs
Albert Leaf
Williamsport
Laura Snyder
Sallie Artz
Washlorton
William Artz
Frank L. Earnshaw
H. Ia Hagan
Spartansburg
N. Y
W. T. Hyde
James Ray
Alton Park
Florida Real Estate Company
Catherine Ulrich
A. T. Stephan
Wonn’s
Mildred Wilhide
Key Apartments
Misa Ruth Smith
Western Pike
Robert B. Campbell
Clear Water
Flo
Samuel P. Thomas
East Antietam Street
Myrtle Byers
R. D. Hyers
J, Be, Byers
Downsville Road
Frank L. Bents
Oak Hill Avenue
Oak Beach
Bentz
Mis. C. Kelly Harris
Harris
New York City
Hattie Harbaugh
Potomac Avenue
Mrs. L. A. Sagr
Oak Hil
Baltimore
Alice Cubbitt
Frederick
Almeda Barr
Virginia Avenue
Catherine Emerson
Clayton Jones
Lakewood
N. J
Sarah
Ruth Macias
J. Emerson
Robert E. Campbell
Clearwater, Fla
Samuel P. Thoring
Isabel Hurlbutt
Washington County Library
Vermont
Columbia University
Miss Spessard
Bernard Shaw
Baltimore American
Adv
Raymond FE. Munson
East Ave
Bikle
VEC Fiderveewe
Miss Herman
Mr. Mott
Mason-Smith
Smith
Prim of Exeter Academy
Naval Academy
Michtian
T i Uentroyer Williamson
Constantinople
Russia
Annapotis
Haha
W. D. Byron
9. C. Piper
Pittabury
John Hollyday
Funkstown
Alice M. Weagly
Corsut Shop
Potomac Street
SRE Aes
Palace of Sweets
Conomac
C. A. Brown
Southwest Corner Public Square
Linwood J
Aretta Deeds
Winchester
Samuel J. Randall
Ethel C. Rugger
Port Republic
Cynthia Grey
John Smith
John
Adda
Mr. Smith
Central
Kinney
Goodyear Velta
Flossery
Minsea
Kizes
Roy Voretjyerr Wait Son
Tures Niinwrnath Aigtes
Hoys
UL IA
Hagerstown, Md
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