Social And Personal Calendar Highlights Local Weddings And Notices
Social and personal items note meetings of Little Theatre and Rotary Club, a wedding of Rosalind Larrick to James H. Van Sant at a Newport ceremony, and future showers for Ann Williams. Also announced are a birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, a Fairfax Hall representative at the Apple Blossom Festival, Red Cross personnel changes, and Navy enlistments with local connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalind Larrick
van Sant
Walter Larrick
Rosalind
James H. van Arlington
Newport
Sadie Hamrick
National Avenue
George W. Stover
United Brethren Church
James H. van Sant
Newport News
Kington
Honduras
South America
Romney
W. Va
Federal Art School
Almapolis
Minn
Matthilde Thomas
G. H. A. Thomas
New Orleans
Fairfax Hall
Waynesboro
Miss Thomas
Paul J. Thomson
Invitations Issued For Gwynne Harrison's Wedding
Invitations arrive from Mr and Mrs Walter Roesler for the marriage of their daughter Virginia Gwynne Harrison to Mr Sherman 8B. Joost Jr of New York at Christ Church Millwood on Saturday April 19 at 5 p m. Local society notes members travel and hospital updates follow with business and social links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwynne Harrison
Walter Roesler
Virginia Gwynne Harrison
Sherman
Joost, Jr
New York
Christ Church, Millwood
Modern Etiquette Q A guide to polite behavior
A reader asks about handling forgotten engagements and proper manners. Advice: a woman need not confess forgetfulness to avoid rudeness. a man should yield to a woman when crossing. peas should be eaten with a fork, not a spoon.
Local Social Roundup From Stephens City And Nearby
Miss Carrie Franks of Yellow Springs visits at Highland avenue with her nephew and wife. Mr and Mrs David Randall of New Cannon Conn arrive to stay two days with Dr and Mrs Hunter McGuire then head to Upperville to visit Mrs Nathaniel Morris at Old Wellbourne. Mr and Mrs Lamar Keen return from Hagerstown Md. to Stephens City. Betty Rieman Hack leaves Springdale for Wilmington Del to visit Marie Lynch before returning to Southern Seminary. Several local ladies spend a Monday at W N Huber home and others at Peters residence. Lager moves from Kernstown to Stephens City. Nannie Miller of Middletown and Kenneth Spencer of Silver Springs Md visit W H Huber in Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Franks
Yellow Springs
Mrs
Edgar Mason
Highland Avenue
David Randall
New Cannon, Conn
Hunter McGuire
Randall
Upperville
Nathaniel Morris
Old Wellbourne
Betty Rieman Hack
Southern Seminary
van Meter Hack
Springdale
Wilmington
Del
Marie Lynch
Nannie Miller
Middletown
Kenneth Spencer
Silver Springs
W. H. Huber
Stephens City
True Blue Girls Elect Officers in Presbyterian Class
The True Blue Girls Class of the Presbyterian Sunday School met at Miss Helen Knight's home with about twenty members. Officers elected for six months were Anne Hatcher president Barbara Triplett vice president Marjorie Yellett secretary and Vivian Kline treasurer. Secret pals were revealed by small gifts and new names chosen for the next quarter. The class adjourned to meet May first Tuesday at Mary Ramey's home on Fairmont Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Blue
Presbyterian Sunday School
Helen Knight
Anne Hatcher
Barbara Triplett
Marjorie Yellett
Vivian Kline
Mary Ramey
Fairmont Ave
Father Daughter Dinner Draws Winchester Scouts
The Girl Scouts of Winchester hosted a father daughter dinner at the George Washington Hotel with about 125 guests. Miss Mary Catherine Aulick announced July camps and urged early registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts of
Winchester
George Washington Hotel
W. P. Massey
White Rock
W. Va
Mary Catherine Aulick
Hand Beauty Tips From A Classic Grooming Guide
The article describes at home hand care with massage using oil or lanolin, includes finger and cuticle treatment, nail whitening explained, and knuckles given special attention. It then reports eyebrow regrowth advice with castor oil and alcohol, eyebrow brushing, and cautions against eyelash tonics and using cold water for eyelashes. It ends with tips on winker grooming and a gentle tilt of the eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
G A A Meets Tomorrow Night
Members of the Girls Athletic Association are reminded of a business and social meeting to be held tomorrow night at 7 30 in the American Legion Building club rooms. Plans for the evening are made and refreshments will be offered. This will be the only meeting this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Athletic Association
American Legion
Christian Service Women Meet Thursday at Macedonia Church
The Women's Society of Christian Service of Macedonia Church will meet Thursday at 2 pm at Mrs Charles Price’s White Post home. Mrs Ina Hollar leads the session and the president presides over the business hour. Rev Harry G Balthis will give the main talk. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service of the Macedonia Church
Charles Price
White Post
Ina Hollar
Harry G. Balthis
Jolly-Ette Club Holds Fourteenth Meeting
Mrs. Smith hosts at Mrs. Donald home for the Lory Jolly-Ette club. Members present include Mrs. Foreman Sheard Jones Saffell and Miss Jolliffe with guest Mrs. C L Smith. A new blanket project for foreign children was adopted and refreshments were served. The next meeting and covered dish supper will be at Miss Virginia Fogle on April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Jolly-Ette
Virginia Fogle
Circle Number Five Meeting at Brander Street Church
Mrs Colbert leads Circle Five at Brander Street Methodist Church with Mrs Alice McKinaster of North Loudoun Street. They will gather that night at 8 o’clock and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brander
Many From Clarke Attend Races In Middlebury Saturday
Clarke residents and guests attended the Point Point Races in Middlebury on Saturday. The social gathering included Mr. and Mrs. Greenhalgh Jr and Sr, Mrs. Burwel Pf a are, Mrs. Rae ning, Virginia Ikins, and numerous Clarke families. motor trips to Washington and dinner gatherings at Springsbury and Chapel Hill were noted along with visits from Princeton student Robert Chew and Baltimore residents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Meade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood
Middlebury
Greenhalgh, Jr
Burwel Pfa
Raening
Virginia Ikins
Willan Belew Watkins
de Jese P. Greenhalgh
Harry Beacher
Frederick van Buren
Ke P. Greenhalgh
Springsbury
Percy Randolph
William Levies
Washington
David Donovan
Chapel Hill
Gret Della Meade
Polly W
William Bill Watkins, Jr
Virginia Watkins
Sue Meston
Robert Chew
John A. Chew
Princeton University
Clarke
Thomas W. Meade
Baltimore
Local Social News Includes Weddings and Visits
Miss Gwynne Harrison and Sherman Joost Island plan an April 1 wedding. Ewart Johnston and Mrs Gwynne Harrison attend Harvard event. Anne Meade visits Mrs Joseph Clagett in Hamilton. Others attend dinners and dances with Mrs Nelson, Mrs Bunch, and Mr George P Greenhalgh Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Mackay Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Little Theatre
Rotary Club
Ann Williams
Eleanor Griffith
Res
Berryville
Susie Carter Edgerton
Edythe Ballard
Aiken
Red Cross
Covington
Navy
Boring Jackson Cooper
L. J. Cooper
South Cameron Street
Folk
Mr. Cooper
Martinsburg
Norfolk
William Hendrie
William Drie
West Cecil Street
Hendrie
Jackson, Fla
U. S. Navy
Frank Hack
Lewis Hyde
Brooks
Haldeman
Holmes Newcome
Wiliam Barrett
St. Lukes Hospital
Richmond
T. I. Thomas
Beall Bentley Thomas
Cumberland, Md
T. Russell Cather
Memorial Hospital
William Claytor, Jr
Robert H. Claytor
Langley Field
Arlington
Mary Elizabeth Claytor
Madison College
West Cork Street
Edith Claytor
John Elliott
Helen
Front Royal Road
L. G. Carpenter
Odetta
J. A. Koonts
Barbara Ann
Lois Hammond
Dunedin
Fla
Troy Rhea
Marvin D. Weaver
Jefferson Street
Elmer Ours
Phylis
Parsons
Edward Johnston
East Piccadilly Street
Brunswick, Md
Bryan Stotler
Llewellyn Jackson
D. H. Senciadiver
William Wheatley
Lions
Bruce Alexander
Ayden
N. C
W. S. Alexander
Messrs
Herbert Schutte
John , Glover
Roy Cather
Paul Rhodes
Bill Rhodes
Wilson, N. C
Brunswick
Mr. Schutte
Ann Yost
Douglas Cooper
Eugene Cooper
St. James School
Hagerstown
Dorothy Davis
Handley Boulevard
A. I. Johnson
Mr. Mason
Dorothy Gray
Baker's Drug Store
Lamar Keen
Geo. Aie
Monay
A. W. Walker
C. M. Gardiner
Frank Lager
R. L. Petrie
W. N. Huber
W.H. Huber
Ethel Shipman
R. L. Peters
Mr. Lager
Kernstown
Bridge and O Club
Virginia Russell
John Scully
Otis Sargent
C. M. McCullan
Walter P. Bosserman, Jr
Virginia Steck
Mary Warden Boyd
Rosalie Nelson
Grace Lutheran Auxiliary
Woman's Auxiliary
Grace Lutheran Church
Jennie Green
Loudoun Street
N. Loudoun &T
Florence Elizabeth Whaley
J. C. Whaley
West Point
James Howe Johnson
James A. Johnson
Danville
Johnson
Frederick County
Helen Follett
Lucy Monroe
Christian Service
Huntsberry
Lord Baltimore
Underwood’s Bakery
Loudoun St
Mrs. McKinster
Jane Cary Randolph
Re la Mede
Polly Winslow
Inia Watkins
William Bell Watkins, Jr
Miles Jane Randolph
Misset Della Meade
Astley Cooper
Warrenton
Alex. Mac Ae Smith
A. R. Dunning
Strasburg
Harry Becher
New York City
Elizabeth Jones
Chevy Chase, Md
Agnes Mitchell
the Glen
Walter Lee
William Bell Watkins
N. Loudoun
Giav
New Vorks
Rosaidekoper
Harvard Hasty Aldfort
J ‘S
Presco
Jacobs
Jennir
Frederick van Ren
Mrs. Nelson and
Mrs. Bunch
Miss Sue Lewis
Ewart Johnston
Sherman Joost
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance: Corporation
Barbara Bell
Kingham
Batiste
Dimity
Barbara
Evening Star
N. Y
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