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THE DAILY MAIL, HAGERSTOWN, FRIDAY, JULY 2, Events Of Social And Club Interest No wtAdinn, or rth will by the Dally Mail for publication or properly MRS. ZEPP HONOR GUEST Entertained With Birthday Party And Musical Program. A. birthday surprise party was held, on Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs. Charles Zepp at her home, 417 North Prospect street, when program of songs by Miss Helen: JDonoaa and Miss Helen Fiohr was followed by a talk by the Rev.

J. E. Stephens. Refreshments were served to these guests: Mr. and Mrs.

Owen Frye and son, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Frye and daughters and Luther S. Frye, of Lovettsville, Mr. and Mrs.

L. Lu Payne and son, Purcell- i rille, Mr. and Mrs. Sampsell, Rev. and Mrs.

Stephens, I Mr. and Mrs, M. Cany, Mr. and Mrs. T.

A. Miner, Mr. and Perry Strickler, Mr Mrs. Roy Weller, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles I Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Spon-! sellor, Mr. and Mrs. G.

Schlotter-j beck, Mr. and Mrs. Russeii Welty, and Mrs. Roy Halm, Mesdames Eva, Bowers, J. Shaw, Nellie Bar- i row, Hazel Beard, Nora Rodgers, -M.

Gillea, Nora Izer, Rose Stoneburn-1 er, Pearl Dietrich, M. Posenberger, i M. Kershner, W. E. Stoner, M.

Ken- die; the Misses Helen Harp, Vernie Carbaugfc Bertie Leather-wood, Helen Donnas, Helen Plohr, Alma Stoner, Hilda Stoner, Edith Farmer; V. Jenkins and Frank Welty; Doris and Garvin Miller, Isabelle Izer, James Hahn, Billy Dttrich, Earl Souders and Dorsey Stoner. i Personals Leslie B. Lakin, Mrs. Brooks Lakin, Mrs.

Feme Ridenour, Doris I and Buddy Ridenour have returned from Washington where they mo- 1 tored to visit Roberc Ridenour, who is attending the Boy Scout Jamboree. CONVENTION Women Of The Moose To Spend Three Days In Lebanon. Streamlined Surf Suit Elmer X. Fuakhouser, Jr. has left for Harrison, Me.

to be a counsellor at Camp Passaconaway, where Joseph and Sedkwick Byron will be campers. Dr. Joseph H. Roe, a member of medical chemistry de- Washington George Hackett, of Canton, visiting his aunt, Mrs. Emmett Gans.

Miss Alice R. Cohill, Stafford Hall, left this week -to take a six- weeks summer course at Johns Hopkins University. Baltimore. Miss Bernice Tanner, North avenue, Is spending two weeks with her family In Big Island, Va. Edna Mae Sehleigh, Fair- avenue, is spending the week end at Hiu Da le Farm, near Leitersbur 0 A number of local women will the Siaie.

Border Convea- Uoa of the Loyal Order of the) Moose which opens tomorrow! r.iorning ai 9 o'clock in Pa. Mrs. Mollie Hall, past reoreni of ihe local chapier, No. o42, will conduct the meetings of the Moosehart committee and the euiire chapter will be In charge of ino Mooseheart ceremony on Scn- day morning. Those from here who will attend Include: Mesdames Ida Shope, Katie Stitely, Mollie Kail, Cora Nunamaker, Fanny Janey, Sallie Baieman, Emma Lingg, Mary St.

Gair, Mary Widdows, Edna Forrest, Marie Conner, Alice Cramer, Edna Waterman, Anna Strausburg, Mrs. West. Mrs. Brenamen, Miss Lena Nazelrod, Miss Vivian Strausburg and Miss Era Davis. New officers for the chapter were recently installed among whom was Miss Eva Davis, retiring senior regent, who was elected sentinel.

STANLEY'S fc ua a 4th of July DRESS SALE Silks Wash Silks Sport Silks, All Colors All Sizes 2: Walk A Block and Save Mrs. C. Victor Fellers and son, Charles, of Mullens, W. are visiting Mrs. Fellers' mother, Mrs.

Webster H. Wyand, this city. Another son, Jack Fellers, Is attending the Boy Scout Jamboree In Washington, D. and while there has been appointed to represent the State of West Virginia oa the Police Patrol. Miss Elizabeth Ann Lillard, Summit avenue, is visiting relatives in Martinsburg, W.

Va, Miss Louis Durbin is spending the week end with her sister, Mrs. Earl Taylor, Bloomsburg, Pa. Closing Program Will Be Tonight The Vacation Bible School at the Church of the Brethren will hold its closing program tonight at 7:30 when awards for high Ing will be presented in the church school auditorium. The school has as enrollment this year of 118 with an average attendance of 95. A display of the school's work will be Included on the program to which, all parents and friends are cordially invited.

Irvin Gearhart, Hagerstown, R. F. D. 2, underwent an appendectomy at the Washington County Hospital. Misses Mary Jane and Rowena Roach, of ihe University Hospital, Baltimore, are spending the month then- parents, Mr.

and Mrs. G. W. Roach, Bryan Place. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank T. Lowe, Hamilton Boulevard, have returned from Gatlinsburg, where they attended the Appalachian Trail Club Conference. Mrs. Virginia Stouffer, of this city, has announced the marriage of her daughter, Miss Virginia Seekford.

to Melvin Butts, the son or Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Butts of Waynesboro, which took place on Saturday, June 26.

The ceremony was performed by the Rev. L. G. Davis at the Washington Square Methodist parsonage, the bride wearing a white linen suit The couple will reside in Wavnesboro. Mrs.

F. Patrick has returned to her home in Kingstree, S. after spending some time here and in Baltimore with relatives. Dr. and Mrs.

Clark M. James, I West Washington street, will leave today for a three weeks vacation at I the home of Dr. James' parents in 1 New York. Maust Marquart has returned to his home on W. Church street after undergoing a successful operation at the University Hospital.

Balti- I Miss Marie Hamilton, R. will spend the week end with her raoth- i er, Hamilton, West Franklin street. EAT, DRINK at GEIGER'S PHARM'Y 47 S. Potomac St. AIR CONDITIONED Willis Altenderfer, Park Lane, Is attending Camp Passumpsic, Ealey, Vt.

Others from here who are at Camp Passumpsic include i Edward Cochran, Kevin and Teddy Moller and Bobby Funkhouser. Mrs. Earl T. Leasure, Mrs. J.

P. Richard, M-iss Evelyn Richard and Mrs. W. R. Ingram left Wednesday for Salisbury Beach.

where they will spend several weeks. i Mr. and Mrs. William H. Newbaker, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Rea, of Pittsburgh and Mr. and Mrs. Alton Pratt and Mr. and Mrs.

Frank i Eoucher, of Washington, D. will be the week-end guests Mr. and Mrs. Victor F. Stine, The Terrace.

10 Wet Wash Additional Lbs. 4c HAGERSTOWN LAUNDRY, Inc. Phone 2550 Bobby Moore, Forest Drive, is spending some time at Camp Alleghany, Virginia. NOTICE1 HENSON'S HAT DRESS Shoppe will close at 6 P. M.

on Saturdays during July and August. Adv. Some of the smartest swim suits are streamlined to cut the water like a knife with no nonsense in the design. This one of blue knitted wool has a crepe-like finish, braided shoulder straps and a belt to match. A big straw cartwheel hat with a bright blue band makes a good sunshade for lounging hours.

Tournament Will Open Tomorrow Mrs. Leslie W. Manners was declared medalist with a IOTV net score of 79 yesterday afternoon in the qualifying round for the midsummer handicap tournament of Fountain Head Country Club. Mrs. Willis Altenderfer was runner-up with a low net score of SO.

The first matches of the tournament will be played on Friday and Saturday, July 2 and 3. Eliminations will be made after each match. Pairings are as follows: (first group) Mrs. Lynn Brumback and Mrs. LeRoy Boyer; Mrs.

Vinton Hershey and Mrs. LeRoy Sheats; Mrs. Ben Reed, bye; Mrs. George Bohman and Mrs. Willis Altenderfer; Mrs.

Russell Zentmyer and Mrs. C. I. Mowrer; Mrs. Robert Whitelegg, bye; Miss Cornelia Funkhouser and Mrs.

Robert Fri- and Mrs. John Jouett and Mrs. Leslie Manners. (Second group) Mrs. Carl Stonebraker and Mrs.

Howard Dudley; Mrs. Joseph D. Misk and Mrs. S. E.

Phillips; Mrs. Thurman C. and Mrs. A. Harry Warne and Mrs.

James Dudley and Mrs. Eclw. T. Muir. Baptist Assembly Will Open July 9 The Maryland Baptist Summer Aasemblly will open its 2lst session at Braddock Heights July 9.

Rev. W. C. Royal, Frederick, is president of the Assembly. There will be a boy's camp and a house paity for.girls from 12-16 years of ago.

Last year the total enrollment was 710. Included on the teaching s.i 5 will be Rev. Paul Watlington, Helen Cushen and Mrs. Law- roi-ce A. Free, Hagerstown.

PICTURE ON DISPLAY. The phtographs of the Washington County Jamboree Troop of Boy Scents, which was taken as they left for Washington on a special bus, is on display in the Chamber of Commerce window on East Washington street. TOUR. SHOPPING LIST is already made out for you in the Classified Section. TO ENTERTAIN AT RECEPTION Mr.

And Stine Will Mark Anniversary Tonight. Mr. and Mrs. Victor F. Stine, Sll The Terrace, will entertain at a reception and dance tonight in celebration of Mr.

Stine's twenty- fifth, anniversary with The Pangborn Corp. In the receiving line will be Mr. ana Mrs. Stine, Miss Doris Stine, Mr. James S.

Webb, Mr. and Mri. Win. K. Xewbaker, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Rea, Pittsburgh; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boucher and Mr. and Mrs.

Alton Pratt, of "Washington, D. C. Miss Stine will -wear a gown of white crepe trimmed in Coronation blue with a corsage of orchids and Mrs. Stine will be attired in Chartreuse chiffon with a corsage of gardenias and roses. The lower floor of the Stine home will be thrown en suite for the occassion and beautifully decorated with cut flowers and palms.

Zell Smith and his orchestra will furnish music for the dancers. Supper will be served one hundred and fifteen guests at midnight. Invited out-of-town guests are: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E.

Stouffer, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W.

Wagner and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lynch, of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. E.

C. Gilmour, of St. Louis; Mr. and Mrs. B.

E. Donnelly, of Cleveland; M-r. and Mrs. W. H.

Newbaker, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rea Mr. and Mrs. Wil- mtr Bruckman and Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Trent, of Pittsburgh; M-r. and Mrs. Alton Pratt and Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Boucher, of Washington; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bultman and Mr. J.

H. Connolly, of Detroit: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schwebel and Mr.

and Mrs. W. F. Jones, of New York and Mrs. John GaTild and Mr.

and Mrs. H. E. Schellhase, of Philadelphia; Dr. and Mrs.

Douglass Kendrick of Edgewood, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Batchler, of Baltimore; Mr and Mrs.

Donald Ellsworth, of Puiaski, N. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T.

Randall of Pittsford. Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Wolf, of Boston: Mr.

John De Sparre. of Winchester, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gordon, Mr. and Mrs.

Chic Reed, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kirkpatrlck and Mr.

and Mrs. Joh Shank, of Waynesboro; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Artz, of Syracuse, N. Y.

USEFUL BENGALINE NEW YORK, July 2, bengaline is the answer to the problem of finding a dark, wrinkle-resistant coat to wear over light clothes during early summer. The coats are made in a variety of styles, varying from those cut in princess lines to saucy debutante toppers. Baptist Circle I Meets At Park The Livingston of the First Baptist Church met at the idly Park Thursday afternoon, when the meeting was opened by Mrs. W. A- Menefee, who read Bible selections.

Mrs. R. Hamilton had charge of the devotional and Miss Estelle Young reviewed jthe second and third chapters of jihe study book, "Palestinian Tapestries." A picnic dinner was served to the following: Mrs. W. A.

Menefee, Mrs. H. L. Kemp, Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Davies, Mrs.

R. ton, Miss Estelle Young, Mrs. Harry Shaffer, Mrs. H. C.

Weigel and Mrs. T. M. Athey. The next meeting will be held at the City Par kon August 5th at 2:30 p.

m. Orphans Have A Big Outing Kiwanis Club Host At Enjoyable Picnic At Row's Park. Dr. R. G.

Stevenson will leave Sunday for Chicago where he will attend the osteopathic convention. July 5-9, after which he will visit Ms 96-year-old mother who lives near Kansas City, Mo. He will return on July 13. Miss Margaret Pound, Jeffer-j son Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa. isj spending her vacation with ner parents, Mr.

and Mrs. David Pound, Smithsburg. Miss Edna Mae McTague, Philadelphia. Is the guest of Miss Mary Martin, Summit avenue. ENJOY YOUR HOLIDAY MORE IN Colored Sandals Nearly every summer costume calls for Sandals of varied colors.

Give that added touch of Contrast to Your Costume with a of Our SANDALS FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY HOSIERY "As You Like It" Correct ia Every Detail 79c to $1.35 CARTEE'S 1 North Potomac Street rtracr-Vi A brilliant new design of solid natural gold set with 5 sparkling diamonds of fine quality. Kay style-crest mountings assure you ot having the newest designs and every diamond being triple-tested for quality and beauty. 40 West Washington Street White or pastel, and even black! Linen or Congo, beautifully fitted, and femininely tailored. GARDENIAS FOR EVENING PARIS, July 2, Dining at -vlaxim's recently, Mademoiselle Chanel one of her famous headdresses, a bouquet of five or six gardenias on a veil of black tulle. The veil shaded the eyes and fell down to the shoulders.

The dress was white crepe Avith long sleeves and a slight decollette, and had a ribbon sash. The were a long necklace of white gardenias. KEEDYSVILLE Keedysville, June 28. Mr. and Mrs.

E. L. Earey and Jacob Eavey spent a week at Chesapeake Bay and other places of interest on the Eastern Shore. Mrs. Robert Greason and family, of Elk Ridge, were recent visitors of Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Rowe. Emory Kretzer and son. Kemp, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

P. E. Kretzer. Mr. and Mrs.

James Baker, Hu- gerstown, were recent visitors of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker. Miss Betty Hose is visiting her mother in Hagerstown. Mr.

and Mrs. Oliver Hines, Mrs. Fred Souders and son Earl, and Mr. Gordon, of Hagerstown; Mrs. M-.

F. Lumm, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Marshall and son and Mr. and Mrs.

John Kauffman, were recent callers of John C. Suavely, who is ill. Miss Janice Wilson, of Washington, spent the week end with her aunt. Mrs. Myrtie Poffenberger.

fifty odd members of the local Kiwanis Club were just alcut as happy and about as tired as were sixty orphans, whom they ertertained yesterday afternoon and evening at the annual outing. And it was a happy group that returned to the Orphans' Home at San Mar last night after eight hours that were filled with a varieties of activities. The Kiwanians get quite kick out of this annual party, for they realize that they are doing something to make these homeless chil- drep happy and the pleasure these orphans get appears to be contagious. TUe Potomac Edison Company brought the orphans to this city yesterday afternoon at 1 'oclock on a special trolley, unloading them in front of the Maryland Theater, where they were the guests of the management. Following- the show, fifty automobiles transported them to Rowe's Park, where there was swimming: and all amusements for the orphans, while their hosts spent the after- neon playing baseball, table tennis and tossing horseshoes and quoits.

Dr. P. L. Russell was chairman of the committee in charge of ar- rniiging for the outing. $4 Wellington ft f'hvi'- 7 Picnic Are Here BUTTERNUT Bread and Rolls the Tastiest Sandwiches, "We also have a complete selection, ol Buns, Pastries and Layer Cakes.

Hagerstown Bakery 109 W. Franklin St. Phone 424 TASTY DELICACIES FANCY CRACKERS WINES LIQUORS DAN'S IXC. 2754 IT St. Prompt B.

HAT SHOP, 1000; HATS FIRST SHOWING! NEW FALL HATS FRESH FROM NEW YORK CREAM OF THE NEW YORK MARKET! WHITES SUMMER PASTELS LEGHORNS LINEN SISOL PURE WHITE FELTS LARGE BRIMS 4 NEW SHAPES Styles Everything N. Y. Makes NEW SHADES VALUES To $3.95 JUNIOR MISS MATRON Headsizes 21 to 25 HUNDREDS AT ONE DOLLAR $1.49 AND $1.98 HAT SHOP NORTHEAST CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE.