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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
10
Social and personal items from the Evening Mail note residents and visitors returning home or traveling. Layman returns to Washington College after summer with parents. Families hosted guests in town include Hinsleys, Byers, and Geh family. Others sail or travel, with many heading to Baltimore, Cambridge, Philadelphia, and Annapolis for studies or visits.
Miss Hiden Irene Spessard daughter of Woodward B Spessard 541 North Mulberry and Mr Pan Ward Cumberland Md were married yesterday at noon by Rev Dr Kerry Plummer pastor St Pan s United Brethren Church The ring ceremony was performed The bride wore green georgette trimmed with silver lace and carried a shower bouquet of Ophelia roses Her maid of honor was her sister Miss Esther Spessard in orange georgette with pink roses and snapdragons The groom s brother Mr Ward was bert a man The house was decorated with flowers and palms Miss Rinehart played Lohengrin s wedding march A wedding breakfast followed for relatives and friends about fifty being present They will spend ten days in New York and the New England states on their return will reside in Cumberland where Al Ward is in business The groom is son of Mr and Mrs O Ward 189 King Street
Announcement of the marriage of Ruth M. Keyser of West Virginia to Frederick J. Wellinger of this city took place in Frederick yesterday evening. The bride has lived here six years while Wellinger works as a driver for Western Enterprise Fire Company. Witnesses were Mr and Mrs H R Miller. The couple are on a honeymoon at Buffalo New York and Niagara Falls and plan to reside at Yew dieane ou W Hye avorwe after their return.
Leite and Bros. store staged a fashion walk in Harrisburg last night with about 1,000 attendees from the city. The event featured local professionals and models showcasing outfits. Marriage licenses issued include Toward and Baines, Abi al Clarksburg, Michael Badeek, Shanokin, and Lulu Rankin. Miss Virginia Keller travels to Towson for State Normal School enrollment. Mr and Mrs Geeting and relatives hosted by Mrs Viola Ridenewar. Frederick physician Dr Thomas Johnson recently sailed from France for the United States and is due home next week. Birth announced for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Guler of 1030 Spruce Street at Washington County Hospital.
Mr and Mrs LT Boris hosted a five hundred party at their Summit Avenue home last night honoring Mrs Fannie Magin visiting the Webb couple. Miss Magin won first prize for the evening with the high score, taking a cat figurine bowl as the prize and guests enjoyed refreshments.
The Meridian Club of ward holds its annual birthday dinner at the Women's Club on Friday night September 26 at Goelock. A revelry themed meeting follows, with officers to be elected at the Library on Monday September 21 at 7:90. Two weddings noted include Edward Sprecher and late M Mathews of Haverstown married in Frederick by Rev. Dr U.S. Grupp, and Eva Weile of Puankstown with Reid Lochbaum of Chambersburg wed in Washington D C with plans to reside there.
Miss Margaret Moule hosted a gathering at her Tilehmanton Just Swatay residence. Attending were Miss Mary Dunning of Hagerstown Miss Emin Hill Miss Mildred Knale, Nelson Weaver and Robert Knede of Sharpsburg William Sayder of Mt. Aina.
The Y M C A announces fall gym openings for 125 men and boys to join classes. Saturday morning junior basketball league begins on October, while plans proceed for a Sunday School basketball league with several city Sunday Schools expected to participate.
Cynthia Grey surveys social service work and finds most girls leave home due to family discord and parents quarrels. She argues modern girls seek independence, believing a democratic home with mutual rights beats an iron hand. The piece stresses honest independence and parental understanding as keys to preventing youth flight.
The second Show family reunion will be held in Akwdox Woods on Saturday September 1. A program has been arranged by committee members Miss Daisy Theatre Mrs Charnes B Show and Carl Meats.
The DA chapter of Franklin County Pennsylvania will hold a meeting in this city on Thursday at 2 o clock. Any member or other M A R chapter member will be welcomed. Also promoted is a new serial story "Sandy" in The Baltimore News starting Friday September 18, described as a tale of mystery, love and tragedy with vivid realism.
An ad claims gas on the stomach causes sleep disruption and heart pressure with a restless feeling. It touts Adlevika as fast relief for stomach pressure and constipation, listing multiple pharmacies in Washington and nearby areas as sellers.
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