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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1933

Page

3

Shower Tea Honors Miss Mildred Schneider in Shepherdstown

A large social shower tea for Miss Mildred Schneider of Shepherdstown drew about 60 guests. Hostesses Mrs Schley and Mrs Samuel de Winchester decorated rooms in green and yellow with jonquils. Guests helped serve with Misses Lucas Schley Wilson Ocheltree and Brown among those attending.

Schneider Mildred Schneider Shepherdstown Schley Samuel de Winchester Arles Schley Robert L. Reinhart, Jr Mary Louise Lucas Rebecca Schley Samuel Brown Hazel Diltz Shirre Wilson Betty Ocheltree Martha Allison Katherine Reinhart Jo White Hazel Hull Miss Schneider

Winchester Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Activities

A listing of community events and meetings in Winchester including civic league sessions at Handley Library, church choir practices at Braddock Street and Grace Lutheran, Epworth League play, concert series at Palace Theatre, Lions and Kiwanis luncheons, and various church and club gatherings at George Washington Hotel and local meeting rooms.

Winchester Civic League Handley Library Braddoc Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Grace Lutheran Church Marian Epworth League Market Street Methodist Church Ladies’ Aid Society First Christian Church E. W. Cather West Boscawen Street Winchester Concert Band Palace Theatre Christian Endeavor Society of the Chapel the Chapel Winchester Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Loudoun Street Christ Church Auxiliary Christ Episcopal Church Lions Club George Washington Hotel First Baptist Church Kiwanis Club Jewish Woman's Club United Brethren Church Winchester Lodge of Elks Rotary Club Young Peoples’ Choir Braddock Street Methodist Church

Cherry Blossom Show in Washington Promises Peak Bloom

The annual Cherry Blossom Show at the tidal basin will showcase about 3 000 Japanese cherry trees in full bloom. The U S Department of Public Buildings and Public Parks expects peak color by today or tomorrow, with a ten day display aided by a full moon and favorable April weather. Thousands are expected to visit from Winchester and nearby areas, and the event marks a long history since Tokyo donated the trees in 1912. The first tree was planted by Mrs. Taft, with the Viscountess Chinda planting the second at her invitation.

Washington Tidal United States Department of Winchester United States Tokyo Japan Taft Viscountess Chinda

District U D C Convention Closes in Purcellville

The District No. eee peeeaees convention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy ended in Purcellville after a two day conference. Mrs T Elmer Woolf of Rectortown chaired the opening. Visitors included several prominent U D C members.

Purcellville Esterday T. Elmer Woolf Rectortown Visi

Rare Sunday music programs and visits announced

Loudoun Street Presbyterian organist Mr W G Barnes will perform Molling and Le maigra pieces at Sunday services, with Max Reger, Loret, and Dittrich works for the evening. Dorothy Gilpin, debutante daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Gilpin, will visit the east April 19, staying with grandmother Mrs Henry B Gilpin and visiting Baltimore.

W. G. Barnes Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Gethsemane Molling Lemaigra Barnes Max Reger Loret Dittrich Gilpin Dorothy Gilpin Donald Nixon Gilpin Colorado Springs Col Henry B. Gilpin South Washington Street Baltimore

Famous Old Chatham Open For Garden Week Near Fredericksburg

Famous Old Chatham along the Rappahannock near Fredericksburg will be open during Virginia Garden Week the week of April 24. Built about 1750 by William Fitzhugh the estate features a 200 foot long house, old English ivy, and gardens blended with box bushes, Virginia cedars, wisteria and tulips. General Robert E. Lee reportedly spared the house during the Civil War and Washington is said to have dined there.

Old Catham Fredericksburg Virginia Chatham Rappahannock River Frederickshore America William Fitzhugh Colonies George Washington John L. Pratt Robert E. Lee Lee Washington

Girls Basketball Banquet Highlights Ye llow Green Theme

The Girls' Athletic Association basketball squad held their annual banquet at Tokus Son Week End guesting Miss Philomena Laren president Mrs Ida Lycett and coach Bat Fries. Mrs Lycett acted as toastmistress and composed original poetry for the occasion. Also noted are Mrs Raymond Baby visiting Winchester and Mrs Thomas Harrison's motor trip to Washington with Mrs William Harrison staying for the weekend.

Girls’ Athletic Association Tokus Son Philomena Laren Ida Lycett Holmes Tokus

Ebenezer Church of Christ Special Services Continue

Special services at Ebenezer Church of Christ will continue through next week. Rev. St. Goode preaches each evening with Bible School Sunday at 10 am. No the afternoon preaching until 8 pm when the sermon title is “Indifference.” Visitors and members are invited.

Music Lovers’ Club Grace Lutheran Church Memorial Hospital Ebenezer Church of Christ St. Goode

Rifle Shooting Match Saturday at Rouss Park

There will be a rifle shooting match at Rouss Park Saturday afternoon starting at 1 o'clock. Prizes include sugar flour bacon and other articles. All interested are invited to attend and participate. Also noted: Russians find a turbine made in America shipped in 1916 near Moscow after 17 years.

Rouss Park Moscow America Russia Wea

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