Social and Personal Aii Items Update Readers
Richard A Jamison and Melville Riley resume studies at Brown University Providence. Miss Edith Fylde returns to Skidmore College. Mr and Mrs Mark Reed and Mrs Goodel depart for Boston Plymouth Quebec Montreal. Miss Mavin Hamilton leaves for New York City to join Harper Publishing. Earl Knepper returns from Baltimore trip with family. John B Fisher enrolls as Lehigh freshman. Mrs Verella hosts Dr H A Bell in city. George Green hosts George Shoemaker weekend guests. Fred White moves to 54 East Avenue. Edward Stoop Ruth Ingels visit Edward Brewer. Harry Fridinger Jr hospitalized at Union Memorial for football injury foot operation. Mrs Harry Fridinger ill with asthma. Moore family visits Portland hotel. Kitty Starr and Catherine Hose visit Baltimore. Everett Bostetter returns to Franklin and Marshall. William Matheney and son Raymond visit Ayers. Mrs George Snavely and daughter Hester travel to Essex Falls with Mrs Carrie Suman. Martha Grice to Smith College as junior. Charles Grice returns to Mercersburg Academy. Frances Berger travels to Sunrise for CFE convention. Minerva South visits aunt in Eagleville. Louis Snyder returns to St Johns Annapolis for sophomore year.
Country Fair Planned by Women's Club
The Women's Club bulletin outlines a two day country fair in February at the Armory. It aims to rival the garden party in scale with daytime and evening entertainment. Committees will be appointed to finalize plans as the club year approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. B. Riley
Chub
B. J. Grimes
Walter Byron Stehl
Marshall Wilson
Philo Statton
Elmer, Funkhouser
Riley
Bridge Party Honors Mrs Flemming at Miss Irwins
Miss Betty Irwin hosted a Saturday bridge party at 143 East Antietam Street in honor of Mrs James B Flemming formerly Ruth Patterson of Cumberland. Rose and green decor complemented the event. Prizes went to Miss Vivian Oswald first, Miss Margaret White second, and Miss Eleanor Harbaugh consolation. Mrs Flemming received a guest prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Irwin
East Antietam Street
James B. Flemming
Births announced for Ausherman and Needy families
Mr and Mrs L H Ausherman of Middleburg Pike announce the birth of a son at Washington County Hospital this morning. Mr and Mrs Wilfred of 523 Vine Street Needy receive congratulations on the birth of a son born Saturday at the Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Ausherman
Middleburg Pike
Washington County Hospital
Wilfred
Vine Street
Dinner Party by Ladies Club Fetes Husbands After Bridge Loss
On Saturday evening at the Women’s Club six hostesses hosted a dinner party to entertain their husbands as a forfeit for losing the last bridge game to the gentlemen. Guests included Messrs Wright Sager Miller Crafton Mowrer and Riley. After dinner the group played cards at the home of Mr and Mrs Louis Sager 1104 Oak Hill avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Club
Fred Wright
Louis Sager
Lee Miller
Hugh Crafton
L. Mowrer
8. B. Riley
Wright
Sager
Miller
Crafton
Mowrer
Riley
Surprise Wieners Roasted for Miss Blanche Ridenour
A Friday evening wiener roast at Hager Park honored Miss Blanche Ridenour. Guests included Blanches Ridenour Junita Bonney Helen Rumley Mitzie Green Mary Shaffer and many others with music games and a bonfire adding to the festive mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hager Park
Blanche Ridenour
Junita Bonney
Helen Rumley
Mitzie Green
Mary Shaffer
Alice Ridenour
June Marlowe
Mary Koogie
Gladys Ridenour
Mary Bageant
Frances Davis
Julia Koogie
Mildred Dellinger
Marie Ridenour
Doris Martin
Helen Weller
Faye Bower
Brick Cassidy
Paul Moore
George Houlfman
Earl Keller
Paul Martin
Frank Tewart
Charles Solis
Nevin Shank
Orland Shaffer
Billy Orange
Edwin Williams
Charles Hikes
James Bargar
George Rise
Jesse Kuhn
George Ridenour
Edwin Weller
Marvin Bower
Cecil Ridenour
Clyde Martin
Lewis Bower
Clarence Weller
Na Fouke
Lutie Kuhn
Rally Day Service At First Christian Draws Attendees
Six hundred ninety one persons attended the Rally Day service at the first Christian Sunday school. Roy Danzer delivered the principal address on The Spell of Rally Day. Professor Burke played violin and Amos Harper sang My Hope's in the Everlasting. Promotion Day follows next Sunday with the nursery department in charge. U B C to Meet at Dunrovin Smithsburg tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Sunday School
Roy Danzer
Professor Burke
Amos Harper
My Hope
Nursery Department
Party Held In Honor Of Beginners At St Johns Lutheran
The Beginner's Department at St. John's Lutheran church hosted a Saturday afternoon party to honor members advancing to the Primary Department. Organizer Mrs. J. Harry Schueler led a committee of church women who planned lawn games and a decorated refreshments table with candles and pink and white flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
J. Harry Schueler
Schueler
J. Edward Harrs
Roney
Fred Rouzer
Aleda Cook
W. Hamilton Smith
William Martin
Kitty Thompson
Music Marks 0 E S Meet
At a Queen Esther chapter No 3 O E S meeting Miss Letitia and Miss Julia Belle Shenk entertained with songs with Miss Julia Belle at the piano. A card party will be held at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday evening October 5 at 8 o clock with Mrs Ethel A Fleagle as general chairwoman and named assistants for prize refreshment card table ticket and candy duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Letitia
Julia Beli Shenk
Julia Belle
Masonic Temple
Ethel A. Fleagle
Ruth Fernsner
Amanda Massach
Miriam Fiery
Louise Kieffer
Margaret McDaniels
WE WOMEN ADVICE COLUMN MISS MARY ON IN-LAW TROUBLE
Betty Brainerd counsels Mary to change attitude and manage visiting nieces and nephews. Suggests preparing a safe play area, offering simple toys, outdoor activities, and rewarding good behavior with treats. Emphasizes inviting relatives with structured visits to minimize damage and conflict.
Pleasant Dinner Entertains Guests From Across the Country
Mrs Gertie Fish hosted a dinner at 306 South Mulberry for a third party of guests from Chicago Denver Salt Lake City Petosky Mich Bressler Pa and visitors James DeLane Dorothy Fish Modena. The party plans a Washington D C stop en route to the South. Girl Scouts of YMCA troops 1 and 2 meet tonight at seven in the Scout room to organize patrols and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie Fish
South Mulberry Street
Henry Pasion
C.D. Ward
Chicago
William Still
Bressler
James DeLane
Salt Lake City
Utah
Louise Tuttle
Petosky
Mich
al Kachinski
Denver
Colo
Girl Scouts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aii
Evening Mail
Richard A. Jamison
Melville, J. Riley, Sr
Brown University
Providence
R. 1
Edith Fylde
Fountain Head Heights
Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs, N.Y
Mark Reed
Jak Hill Avenue
Mavin Hamilton
South
Prospect Street
New York City
Harper Publishing Company
Miss Hamilton
Vassar College
Earl E. Knepper
McCrory
Baltimore
John B. Fisher
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
A. L. Verella
Washington
H. A. Bell
George W. Green
Green Hill
George Shoemaker
Paterson
New Jersey
Fred M. White
E. Washington Street
East Avenue
Edward Stoop
Ruth Ingels
Edward Brewer
South Prospect Street
Harry Fridinger, Jr
Union Memorial Hospital
Harry T. T. Fridinger
Milton D. Moore
Jess Moore
Cabell Moore
Roessner Avenue
Kitty Starr
Caterine Hose
Everett K. Bostetter
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Mrs
E. A. Bostetter
William V. Matheney
Raymond
Alk
J. Henry Ayers, Jr
George M. Snavely
Hester Snavely
Sharpsburg
Warren Adams
Essex Falls
N. J
Carrie M. Suman
Keedysville
Martha Grice
J. Cleveland Grice
Oak Hill Avenue
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Charles Grice
Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg
Frances Berger
Virginia Avenue
Sunrise
West Nottingham Academy
Minerva South
John Stang
Eagleville, Pa
Louis Snyder
St. John’s College
Annapolis
California
N. Y. State
Jersey
Abe Martin’s
Lois Lumm
Saion de Beaute
Prospect St
Kline Bros. Best
Larm’s
N. Potomac St
L & B Hat Works
East
Western Maryland College
Antietam Street
Misa Boyer
Miszk Beachley
Taggart Ceesday
Corpnial
Miss Beachiey
Mr. Taggart
New York
Dan Gregory
Victor
Bradlock Heights Pavilion
Frigidaire
Potomac Edison CO
PSH
RCA
Nicodemus National Bank of
Hagerstown
K. C. A. Brown
Optometrias
Miss Ridenour
U. B.C
Henry Kyd Douglas
Franklin P. Darby
Dunrovin
Smithsburg
E.S
WE Women
Betty Brainerd
Mary
Brown's
Tristate Electrical Supply Co
Rochester Price Wholesalers of
MR. Stafford Pemberton
N. Y. Winter Garden
Mae Murray
Studio of Dance
Hamilton Hotel
Kobler
Lloyd M. Basehoar
Basehoar Bros
Phyllis
TNE Bush
Sis
Cavophead
B.C
Howdy Ede
Esther
Layer Brok. CO
Lifeludy
No.r.o
Phyllis Howl
Darling
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