Reynolds and Bride to Live in New York
Reynolds and his bride will reside in New York. He is connected with J P Morgan and Company. His father serves with the Mount Department, U S Army, in Front Royal.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1932
Page
3
Reynolds and his bride will reside in New York. He is connected with J P Morgan and Company. His father serves with the Mount Department, U S Army, in Front Royal.
The listing outlines regular meetings and events at George Washington Hotel and area venues. Lions Club luncheon at the hotel, Junior Auxiliary at Memorial Hospital, cooking class by Northern Virginia Power Company, Kiwanis luncheon, choir practices, Rotary luncheon, Friendship Fire Company banquet, tap and ballroom dancing, American Legion meeting, and youth choir rehearsals scheduled daily with times and locations.
Elizabeth Nash Rhoades daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyman Rhoades of New York and Shar on Connecticut married Stephen Clark Reynolds son of Col Stephen Clark Reynolds U S A and Mrs Reynolds of Front Royal Virginia Thursday afternoon at the Church of the Transfiguration New York Rabbi Randolph Ray officiated with Wagner music by Frederick Rocke. The bride wore an ivory satin Empire gown with old point lace veil and carried white orchids and lilies of the valley. Miss Katharine N Rhoades was maid of honor and best man was Guy Oliver Reynolds. A reception followed at the Colony Club ballroom for close relatives and friends.
Exhibits of narcissus are expected from across Virginia and nearby states for the Garden Club of Virginia event in Alexandria at Gadsby’s Tavern. Prizes include a sweepstake cup, the Garden Club of America silver medal, ribbons, and multiple classes designed for both small and large scale gardeners. Tea service will be offered in the tavern and courtyard.
The Civic League is invited to a Berryville gathering hosted by the Clarke County Woman's Club with 3 PM Thursday April 14 at the Hawthorne building library. Professor William E. Dodd of the University of Chicago will speak on The Later Service of Washington.
The Adult Woman's Missionary Society of Braddock Street Methodist Church will meet in the Golden Rule Bible Class room at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening to discuss Moving Pictures. Mrs. Martin Wiecarver will lead, a delegation to the annual Washington meeting will be elected, and full attendance is requested. Mr. Stanley T. Newlin, after hospital treatment for sinus trouble, has left for Washington for further care.
A marriage license was issued late Saturday by the Corporation Clerk's office to Miss Edith E Laner of York and Mr Alfred K Nickline of Philadelphia. Nickline is a driver by occupation.
Miss Helen Watson improves after appendicitis surgery at Memorial Hospital. Stephenson Social Club sets its April 13 meeting at Mrs. E. W. Grant’s home. Several residents travel for graduations, visits, and weekend trips, with updates on illnesses and parish activities.
Mr and Mrs Woods relocate from Charlottesville to 110 Valley Pike with Woods employed at Vir Apple Storage. Lucille Woods attends Handley High. Alise Allen visits Richmond from Burr Harrison home. Several residents travel to Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and Lexington for visits and events.
Evangelistic services start at 8 p m Wednesday April 13 in Mount Olive United Brethren Church announced by Pastor Rev C J Racey. Social sing at Fairview Church next Sunday 3 p m led by E A McGlathery James Hott Mr and Mrs William Cochran and others. Birds of the United States are listed by families.
Three local youths visited a North Kent street goldfish pond to inspect prize species. One slipped and fell into the water, returning home soaked. While changing, he found two goldfish dead in his trousers pocket.
The Washinton Star notes that the whistle alone cannot drive progress. Uncle Eben warns that relying on one feature is insufficient. the mechanism must work as a whole for true movement.
The Cape Cod canal was purchased by the United States on March 31, 1928, and has become a free waterway. Since the U.S. took over the canal, traffic has doubled.
New York police officials held a secret parley amid the kidnapping case. A ransom date was not disclosed and bankers were notified to flag any of the given serial numbers. The New Jersey state police reiterated only the real kidnappers could have supplied the identification used to pay the hansom. No intermediary contact with the kidnapper was found, and reports of Lindbergh offering gold in place of the currency had no foundation.
The piece outlines the Democratic and Republican delegate selections for several states. Illinois Nebraska Michigan and others name delegates and potential outcomes as Roosevelt Garner Murray and Hoover seek nominations. It notes pledged delegates counts and key figures like J Hamilton Lewis and Senator Norris.
Reports describe multiple occasions of dark rain believed to have fallen in Ireland. Meteorological observers note unusual coloration and composition during wet conditions, sparking inquiries into atmospheric phenomena and potential pollution sources.
December hosts a ball of the Nature Club with members named for months and personified traits. Entries include April with January, May with November, June with February, July with March, August with South Wind, September with Blizzard, and October alone, all in a lavish white and gold ballroom. The merriment includes dancing and feasting as various pairings and rivalries unfold.
A reflective line notes that many jealousies and absence of a guiding desire can harden and confuse a person’s heart. It emphasizes inner disorder and the need for a strong motive to unify scattered feelings.
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