Bluefield Daily Telegraph from Bluefield, West Virginia • Page 29

Sunday Morning, May 30, 1926. BLUEFIELD DAILY TELEGRAPH, Bluefield, W. Va. PAGE THIRTEEN Seefltel Sanitarium Commencement Attractive invitations, bearing the seal of Bluefiold Sanitarium have been sent out, as follows: "Blnefleld Sanitarium Training School for Nurses Class or Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Six Commencement Exorcises Thursday evenlug, June third at eisht o'clock Masonic Temple Graduating Class 11126 Oeorge Kyle. Daisv Lyons Glndys Uclchr.r Ethel Tabor Maude Horton FLAPPER FANNY shys Midway C.

E. New officers have been elected the Midway Christian Endeavor Society, as follows: Frank Neal, president; Mrs. Alvey Farthing, secretary, and Mrs. William I.ooney, treasurer. Appointments of committees will ho made as the society grows In numbers, Meetings are held promptly Sunday evenings at 6:30.

The for this evening will he: "Lessons from God's Pioneers in All ARCS," with Miss Minnie Deshazo as leader. Visitors are always welcome. Attention, U. D. C.

Members of tho United Daughters of the Confederacy who desire to contribute towards the dinner, which will bo served by 1he Daughters at noon Thursday, Juno 3, at the Elks' parlor, In courtesy to the veterans of the Confederacy, aro asked to call Mrs. II. B. Kills or Mrs. D.

M. Kaslc.v. Mrs. Garrett Complimented Tile Ladles Bible Class of the First Presbyterian church held its regular monthly social session Thursday -evening at the church, the members giving a surprise handkerchief shower to Mrs. E.

L. Garrett, assistant teach- Soothing JaGial makes you feel like a new person these hot days. We also are specialists in hair bobbing and hair dressing. You will appreciate our expert work. We also do Marcel waving Scalp Treatments, Hair Dyeing, Facial Massaging, Manicuring, Shampooing.

Madame Berta's Beauty Parlor 111 Bland St. Phone 1787, Over Pedigo's Stipre. The funniest thins about some women arc their husbands. or of tho class, who 1s soon to leave Bluefield to make her home in Wythevllle. Members of the executive board of the Woman's Auxiliary presented a beautiful brass candelabrum to Mrs.

Garrett as a token of affection and appreciation. Formal presentation was made in graceful manner by' Mrs. C. Hancock, president of the auxiliary. Bernard Cousins and Little Mary Phelps gave a charming violin duet, accompanied by Mrs.

H. .1. Cousins. Games and refreshments were enjoyable features tho occasion. Ogle-Culliney An outstanding event of the so- tho marriage of Miss Margaret Ogle, of Bluestone, to Mr.

John Hunter CullifieV, of this city, will solemnized at 12:30 Wednesday at tho First Presbyterian church, in Braniwell. Miss Mae Ogle, sister the bride, Is to be her only attendant, and Mr. John Cure, of Roanoke, will serve as best man for Mr. Culllncy. The ceremony is to bo Derformed by the Rev.

S. Rachel. Announcements The executive, board of the Woman's Auxiliary of Westminster Presbyterian church, will meet on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 in the ladies' parlor. The Cheerful Workers' Circle meet Monday afternoon at 3:30 in the ladies' parloT. For Bridal Party Members of the Ogle-J'ulliney "bridal paTty and relatives will be honored with a reception Tuesday evening, at tho home of tho bridegroom's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John Culliney, on Union street, in this city, following the wedding rehearsal. Ladies' Golf Tournament There will be a tombstone tournament at the Country Club Tuesday, Ladies' Golf Day. This will be an eighteen-hole event, and a trophy will be given by Mrs, W. H.

Mcllhaney to the one who "lives the longest." Asher Bible Council Miss Elizabeth Bond, member of the Asher Bible council, will sing Monday evening at the regular meeting of the council at the Y. W. C. A. Supper will bo served to the Bible lesson.

LBSDBTTSS BeautiCulShoes Madcap Even a Princess would want to Charleston back to Charleston with "Madcap." In Parchment Kid with LisaTd Black Patent, Tan Black Satin, Fancy Trim. Paris and Cuban Heels. 322 PRfNceroiftve. Luther League Play About $35 was realized from the attractive benefit play, "The Poor Married Man," which wns put On eaTly In the week at tho Y. W.

C. A. under aus'plces of tho Luther League of Immanuel Lutheran church. The play, which was directed by Miss Ruth Cole, was charmingly presented, each of the characters being portrayed in realistic manner. The cast was made up, as follows: "Prof.

John B. AVise." the poor married B. Sliarltz. "Dr. Matthew country Crockett.

"Billy Blake," popular college Cole. "Jupiter Jackson," black trump TJmberger. "Mrs. Iona Ford," (some Cole. "Zoio Ford," (her charming Umberger.

"June Graham" llttlo Sue Ollnger. "Rosaline Wilson," college Cole. The theme of the pipy was Ailed with humorous situations, and the audience was delightfully entertained throughout the evening. Pleasant Juvenile Party Mary Ellen Land, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John Land, was hostess to a number of youmr friends for an enjoyable party Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Colo being assisted In entertaining the children by her daughter, Miss Louise Woolwine, and by Mrs. M. W. Mangus.

Present were: Mary Ann Meyer, Pauline Turman, Lucy Hamilton, Clare Bello Turman, Imogene Sanders, Geraldine Hager, Marion Hamilton, Margaret Franklin. June nickerson and Julia Reese, of Princeton: Robert Smith, Donald Peters, Charles Whlttaker, Mike Frazeo, William Honaker. James Carter and Julian Mangus, Numerous games were enjoyed during the afternoon, and the little guests wore served ice cream, cake and home made candy. Welch Wins Prize The visit of Miss Daisy Davis to this section arounsed much interest in Scarritt College for Christian workers, the property of the M. E.

church, south. The Woman's Missionary society of Holston conference have offered a prize of $10 to the auxiliary in each of the ten districts having the largest percentage of its members present to hear Miss Davis, it was found the auxiliary at Welch is entitled to the prize In the Bluefield district. The attendance of the Welch auxiliary was 62 per cent plus. Trinity and Grace churches, of this city. ranked next, each with 63 per cent plus, although no second prize was offered.

First Baptist Circles The following circles of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church will meet Wednesday 2:30, o'clock: No. 1, Mrs. Burton, leader, at annex. No. 2, Mrs.

Durham, leader, with Mrs. V. C. Haley, 100? Caroline avenue. No.

3, Mrs. Thornton, lender, with Mrs. H. I). Phillips, 005 Augusta street.

No. 4, Mrs. Perfater, leader, with Mrs. W. B.

Motley, Princeton avenue. No. 5, Mrs. C. A.

Ully with Mrs. R. C. Fleshman, Roger street. No.

6, Mrs. Thornbill, leader, with Mrs. S. G. Rogers, Highland avenue.

Trinity Circles Various circles of Trinity church Missionary Society will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 as follows: Mrs. Bratton's fircle, with Mrs. Frank Taylor, D24 Wythe ave. Mrs. CaTr's with Mrs.

R. ir. Belcher, 2300 Eland road. Mrs. Bertha Graybcal's circle, with Mrs.

F. M. Knight, 605 College avenue. Mrs. Thornhlll's circle, with Mrs.

Carl Mitchell. Frederick street. Mrs. O. C.

Koenov's circle, with Mrs. W. II. Wayland, 2013 Wythe avenuo. Mrs.

D. Turner's circle, with Mrs. R. W. Tuggle.

2017 Walton avenue. Mrs. R. M. Edwards' circle, with Mrs.

Floyd and Mrs. Turman, at Mrs. Turman's homo on Preston street. Bland StreeTw. M.

S. Business Women's Circle The Business Women's CiTele of Grace church will meet with Mrs. Barnes Ratcllffe, Rockbrldgo street, Tuesday evening at 7:45. Business Girls' Circle The Business Girls' Circle of tho First Christian ohurch will meet Tuesday cvoning at 7:30 at the church. Personals The Woman's Missionary Society of Bland Street church will meet Wednesday, June 2, promptly at 3 o'clock at Hamilton Hall.

All mombers ave urged to be present. Mariono Peterkin Circle Marlon Peterkin circle will meet Thursday evening at 7:45, with Miss Madge Hunter and Mrs. R. Schaffner, at the homo of Mrs. O.

Stahlman, on Raleigh Terrace. Marianum Society Marlanum Society will meet on Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the K. of C. hall. All are urged to be in attendance.

Misses Sallio Sanders and CnlHo Litz, of Bluefield, who have been teaching at Klngsport, liavo returned to their homes. Fra.nk Hudglns returned home last evening from Davidson College, Davidson. N. C. Herschel B.

Abshlre. who has boon in school at Hiwassee College, Madlsonvllle, has returned to to Bluefield to spend his summer vacation with his mother, Mrs. G. A. Abshiro, R.

P. Baker is still a patient at Bluefield sanitarium. Julia Reese, of Princeton. Is visiting Mary Ann Meyer, on Wyoming Btreot, for the week-end. Mrs.

W. M. Otey (Mary llalrston) and two childreu, accompanied by Rallle Otey, arrived last evening from Roanoke for ft visit nt tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. C.

O. Otey. E. R. Richardson has returned from Florida, and accepted a post tlon In tho credit department ot the Lewis Furniture Company.

Mr. and Mrs. Alvey Farthing and little (laughter, Margaret, of Now Midway, left Saturday night for a few days' visit with relatives in Williamson. Mrs. J.

E. Thomas, of Hamlet, N. 1n visiting liar sister, Mrs. D. B.

Gray. MXJ. Annie E. Stephens, of Roanoke, who has boon visiting her son, H. L.

Stephens, left yesterday for Portsmouth, Ohio, to spent. Memorial Day with her son, Joe Stephens, of that place. Mrs. P. I.

Dudley will attend the commencement exercises this week at Martha Washington College, Abingdon, Va. Mr. and Mrs. AV. A.

Hancock weTo among those from Bluefield who loft on the Shrine special train to attend the Shrine Ceremonial, In Philadelphia, and for a visit to Atlantic City. Mrs. J. R. Hutchcrson Is leaving for Abingdon, to attend the commencement at Martha Washington College, where her daughter, Miss Prances, is a member of tlie graduating clas3.

Mr. aud Mrs. C. A. Tompieton and daughter, Katherine, of Hfn- ton, W.

are hero to ollifd the Ogle-Culliney wedding, which will take place- Wednesday at noon at Bramwell. Mr. and Mrs. W. C.

of this city, will bo among those present for the graduating exercises at Martha Washington College, Abingdon. Dr. and Mrs. J. A.

Baylor expect to witness the commencement at Martha Washington College, nt Abingdon, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Brady Sutherland and son, John Marks, of Roanoke, are visiting nt the home ot Mrs. Marks' mother, Mrs.

John F. Land. Little James Brooks. flve-Vfar- old son ot aiui R. N.

Brooks, 315 Thomas street. Is suffering from a broken arm, sustained yesterday. Mr. ajid Mrs. Jack Otey motored to J'ulaskt to pass tho weekend.

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