Social and Personal News From Winchester to Baltimore
Allsteria society items note numerous trips and visits. Dorothy Wyand and Frances Malotto return from the Winchester apple blossom festival as guests of Mrs. L. R Morgan. Cora Hensell motored to York to visit friends. Mina Rae Wolfe Maude Seeman and Frank Leiter return from New York. Katherine Lewis and Frances Malotte motor to Baltimore. J G Needy returns from two weeks in Baltimore. Dickinson students Walter Hubley Patrick Sullivan and Edwin Stanton were guests here yesterday. Mrs. Tralph P. Martin recovers from mumps. Leslie Cox and family visit Boston. William and Mary Ainsworth announce a baby girl. Numerous others attend the Winchester festival and visit Baltimore and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wyand
Frances Malotto
Ida Rowland
Winchester
L. R Morgan
Walter Hubley
Patrick Sullivan
Edwin Stanton
Dickinson College
Mr Shackelford Hosts Friends at North Potomac Home
Leonard Shackelford son of Mr and Mrs Harry Shackelford hosted several friends at his North Potomac street residence. The home featured pink and white spring decorations with a well arranged display and refreshments served to guests including Margaret Souders Martha Cones Elizabeth Bailey Helen McCall Janica Lavern Kamper Olive Lillian Knepper Doris Jones Jane Waltz Peter Pappas Jamey Kendall Earl Smith Irvin Miller Allan Rayman Samuel Bramson Mark Hines Harry Bennett and Edward Schaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Shackleford
Harry Shackleford
North Potomac Street
Margaret Souders
Martha Cones
Elizabeth Bailey
Helen McCall
Janica
Lavern Kamper
Olive
Lillian Knepper
Doris Jones
Jane Waltz
Peter Pappas
Jamey Kendall
Earl Smith
High Schools Dance for Teams at Armory
The Athletic Association of Surrey and Broadway High Schools held a dance at the Armory to honor boys and girls basketball teams. Decor bright with pennants, punch served, favors given, and the High School Orchestra providing music. Chaperones included Mildred Saum Mary J McCaffrey Davis Innes Boyer Russell Wicks Austin LaMarr and John W Zentmyer. Over fifty couples attended. Also local club elections and marriage licenses listed among varied notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Athletic Association of
Surrey
Broadway High Schools
Mildred Saum
Mary J. McCaffrey
Miss Davis
Innes Boyer
Russell Wicks
Austin LaMarr
John W. Zentmyer
Crown Queen at Virginia Blossom Fete in Winchester
About 35 000 people turned out for the second Shenandoah Valley apple blossom festival in Winchester. The crowning of Queen Shenandoah Eleasor Chiles occurred after a three mile parade featuring bands, guardsmen, cadet corps, firemen, civic groups, and 150 floats. U S Senator Gillett spoke at the pageant, and Queen Shenandoah opened the royal hall at the George Washington Hotel with celebrations continuing through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
Queen Shenandoah
Fair Grounds
Fes
Misa
National Guardsmen
U. S
Gillett
Massachusetts
Shenandoah
May Day at Wilson College celebrates Tudor queen pageant
By May Day Wilson College plans a Merrie England Elizabethan festival on May 1 with a May Queen in Tudor dress. Miss Elizabeth Grimes of Hagerstown will be a court marshal, while the Lewis family attends. The Stewart Memorial Library dedication on May 9 features scenes from plays and history. A Bible presentation to Chewsville schools and a flag ceremony follow at 2 30 and 1 30 departure by auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson College
Merrie England
Chambersburg
Queen Bess
Wilson
Elizabeth
Stewart Memorial
Hagerstown
Elizabeth Grimes
Ayron J. Grimes
Broadway
Grimes
Chewsville
United American Mechanics
Edward E. Hariley
Resolute Council
R. J. Funkhouser
John E. France
Washington
Chewaville
New Pastor Is Tendered A Reception In Hagerstown
A reception last night welcomed Rev. Dr. George Bennett new pastor of Washington Square Methodist Episcopal Church. More than 350 members heard addresses from district leaders and pastors including Fr T Mowbray Dr W T Lynn and Dr C J Rider. orchestral selections, readings, solos, and a floral tribute followed by a social hour hosted by the Ladies Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
George Bennett
Washington Square Methodist Episcopal Church
T. Mowbray
W.T. Lynn
Washington Square
Exeter Memorial
Haltimore
Bennett
Kwitt
Irwin
Mowhbray
Lionel Meredith
Lynn
Emmert Hancock Wedding In Charlottesville Va
Marcus McDowell Emmert son of Mrs Elizabeth McDowell Emmert formerly of Slagerstown wed Marguerite Marshall Hancock in Charlottesville Virginia The ceremony was at the bride home Rev Powhatan W James officiated They will reside at the Biltmore Apartments Atlanta after May 16 with Emmert serving as Coca Cola traffic manager Martinsburg W Va and Slagerstown guests attended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmert—Hancock
Marcus McDowell Emmert
Elizabeth McDowell Emmert
Slagerstown
Charlottesville
Marguerite Marshall Hancock
Powhatan W. James
Hoplist Church
Emmert
Biltmore Apartments
Atlanta
Ga, Where Mr. Emmert
Coca-Cola Company
H. MW. Emmert
Martinsburg
W. Va
Franklin M. Thomas Weds Grace Rockwell Howard in York
Franklin M. Thomas president of Central Chemical Company and son of Daniel A. Thomas married Grace Rockwell Howard in York Pennsylvania Thursday evening. The ceremony took place at the bride’s home performed by her uncle Reverend Dr James Clayton Howard of Newark New Jersey. The bride wore white satin crepe dress trimmed with rhinestones and a tulle veil set in rhinestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin M. Thomas
The
Central Chemical Cmpany
Daniel A. Thomas
York
Grace Rockwell Howard
Edward S. Howard
James Clayton Howard
Newark
N. J
Entertains Sister at Bridge in Williamsport
Miss Katherine Cushna hosted a bridge party at Black Hill Williamsport in honor of her sister Mrs. Charles H. MacEnerney of Washington Delicious refreshments were served and prizes went to Miss Mary C. Lighter Matthew MacLanahan and Dr and Mrs C H MacEnerney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Cushna
Bridge
Black Hill
Williamsport
Charles H. MacEnerney
Washington
Mary C. Lighter
Matthew MacLanahan
C. H. MacEnerney
Walnut Point Community Notes April Report
Walnut Point April notes report measles illness in Little Miss Genevieve Sprecher. Several residents and visitors are listed: Miss Ethel Lewis, teachers, with locals Mrs H H Tong, Mr and Mrs Orville Kershner and daughter Geraldine of Funkstown, Miss Ethel Burgan of Huyetts, Mr and Mrs R E Burgan and family, Mr and Mrs Arthur Sprecher of Cearfoss, Mr and Mrs Martin Sprecher, Mr and Mrs William Roward, Mrs it H Long and Miss Nona Sprecher. A trip to Downsville was made to view storm damage. Mrs Loris Miller regains health. Mr Harry Murray paints his stable. Mr Pan Johnson planted corn early in the season. Mrs Geo Davis visited Magerstown area. Social visits continue among Win Hawbaker, Vic tor Clark, and families of Earl Miles and Catherine Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Point
Genevieve Sprecher
Ethel Lewis
Mountaindale School
H. HH. Tong
Orville Kershner
Geraldine
Funkstown
Ethel Burgan
Huyetts
R. GE. Burgan
Arthur Sprecher
Cearfoss
Martin Sprecher
William Roward
It. H. Long
Nona Sprecher
Downsville
Loris Miller
Harry Murray
Pan
Johnson
Geo. Davis
Magerstown
Household Tips And Local Event Listings
Household tips urge proper turpentine storage and rust prevention while a club card party and rummage sale fund milk relief draw readers. Alsatia Club plans a Monday Nite party on April 27 with Milton Lyons Orchestra. Lions Club rummage sale on West Franklin Street continues tonight after a large yesterday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsatia Club
Alsatiouettes
Milton Lyon
Lions’ Club
Jin West
Franklin Street
P .A. Watkins
Eastern Star Members to Attend Grand Chapter Meeting
About twenty five members of the Queen Esther Chapter No 4 Eastern Star in this city are expected to attend the Grand Chapter meeting in Baltimore. The session opens at 10 o clock Wednesday morning April 29. Mrs taward Barnhart, arrangements chair, announced a special bus will leave at 7 o clock Wednesday morning and return after the evening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
Eastern Star
Grand Chapter
Baltimore
Taward Barnhart
Committee of Arrangements
Everting
Fuller Hosts Evening Party at North Potomac Street
The Fuller will entertain a number of friends this evening at his home on North Potomac street. About 1 guests will be present. Cards and 1 dancing will feature in the evening's entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller
North Potomac Street
Meeting Notice for Men’s 2Btt Class Assuration Rally
Important meeting at the office 55 EF Washington St Tuesday evening April 28 at 7:28 to finalize rally details tickets and other arrangements. Led by RL Paul, president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington St
Kivenings
Rally
Ronnequet
Paul Saith
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Allsteria
Cora Hensell
South Potomac Street
Charles Kells
Lakin Apartments
Mina Rae Wolfe
Miss Maude Seaman
Frank S. Leiter
New York
Fred Kramer
Hamilton Boulevard
Katherine Lewis
Frances Malotte
Ferubaker
J. G. Needy
Summit Avenue
Naomi Cearless
East North
Rosita Lehman
Virfinka Avenue
L. Weaver
J. A. Hawken
Emmett M. Hoffman
Richard G. Hawken
Stanley McKee
Mary E. Lighter
Agnes Abell Stack
Mrs. Leslie Cox
Boston, Mass
Frances Grimes
Naomi Harsh
Helen Curfman
Williamport
William Ainsworth
Dorothy
Louise Stoner
Harald Williams
Isabelle Price
L. V. Toms and
William Kretzer
Henevola
Mr. Shackelford
Literary Society
Happy Hills School
Shanktown
Elizabeth Albright
Anna Murray
Alice Shank
Loie Gehr
Medford Shanky
Walter Gehr
Laura Mason
Elias G. Brubaker
Sallie 5
S. Roger
Myerstown
Henry E. McGann
Harrisburg
Rosena Orwin
Shiremanstown
Marshall B. Evans
Patience Winkleman
Frank R. Metzger
Nellie Evans
Enhaut
George A. Lewis
Mildred Heimbach
Lewistown
Orion K. Hose
Doris M. Poffenerger
Keedysville
Clark Watts
Berwick
Infmume
Mamy
Footer
Jonathan Street
Virginia
Miss Grimes
Fetest College
Bailey Hat Shop
Potomac
Alice M. Weagly
Potewar Street
Paris
Thomas—Howard
Walnut
Win, Hawbaker
Victor Clark
Earl Miles
Catherine Miles
Miller’s
S. Potomac St
N. Petemas
Grey Gables
Kodak Picture Developing
Heidwohl’s
FISE
Hagerstown Service Co. L. L. Gerber
Frank H. Miller
E. Washington St
Henson’s Hat Shop
W. Antietam St
Yugo and Amwaysays
Kotler
ME Mmmer Co
Le 174
Potomac Stagersown
D.C. Aughinbaugh & Son
Oruggist
Young’s Drug Store
Public Square
Tan
Regina
McCrory
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