Social and club notices and engagements in Winchester area
A weekly roster lists Lions Club luncheon at the George Washington Hotel and choir practices at local churches. Other notices include Kiwanis luncheon, Elks and Grace Lutheran activities, Rotary luncheon, and a large social gathering with guests from Warrenton Richmond and Baltimore. The Rev Dr and Mrs Lewis S G Miller announce the engagement of Miss Mary Sutton Miller to Mr Joseph Emerson Brown of Atlanta. The wedding is planned for summer with date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
United Brethren Church
First Baptist Churc
Winchester Lodge of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Douglass
John Williams
Joseph Leiter
Washington
Warrenton
Orange County
Richmond
Baltimore
D. C. Sands
Charlotte Noland
Benton
Mas
Henry Leonard
William B. Mason
Samuel Beach
James Ball
George Sloan
Robert C. Winmill
Patrick J. Hurley
W. H. Lipscomb
Leesburg
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Winchester
Henry Fairfax
Henry Frost
William C. Langley
Plunkett Stewart
Monk
Raymond Belmont
Jack Skinner
Louis Leith
Edward J. Brennan
Thomas Rodrock
Dion K. Kerr
Rogers Fred
A. G. Crump
John West
Duval Tyler
Paul B. Adams
Robert B. Young
Oliver Iselin
Wolver Hill
Lewis S. G. Miller
Kumamoto
Japan
West Lancaster Road
Mary Sutton Miller
Joseph Emerson Brown
Atlanta
Miss Miller
Nagasaki
United Lutheran Church
Canadian Academy
Kobe
Agnes Scott College
Stur
College of William and Mary
Elijah Alexander Brown
University of Georgia
Courts and Company of Atlanta
New York Stock Exchange
Brown
Georgia
Supreme Court of Appeals
United States Senate
Stewart Bell
Lloyd Agnew
Charleston
S. C
Harry L. Stephenson
Buffalo
N. Y
Lavish Middleburg Cup fete draws East's society page
Lavish entertainment marked the thirteenth Middleburg Hunt Cup at Glenwood on the Sands estate near Middleburg. Prominent East Coast society guests filled breakfasts luncheons dinners and dances around the two part program with six races to run Wednesday. A garden tea hosted by Mrs. Amory Perkins drew 300 plus attendees including ambassadors from Britain Germany Spain Belgium Japan Italy Argentina and Roumania plus officials like Lewis Douglas and Dall Roosevelt.
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Glenwood
D. C
Old Virginia
Amory Perkins
Curtis B. Dall
James Roosevelt
Washington
Miss Myrtle Triplett Weds Wesley Shiley in Parish Ceremony
Announcement of the marriage of Myrtle Virginia Snarr Triplett to Wesley Lewis Shiley at 5 30 pm Saturday at the Southern Methodist Church circuit parsonage on Whitlock avenue. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Triplett of Bunker Hill West Virginia, has filed as a resident with E H Tevalt. the groom is a B and C Baking salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Virginia Snarr Triplett
Wesley Lewis Shiley
Southern Methodist Church Circuit
Whitlock Avenue
J. D. Russell
Mr. Triplett
Bunker Hill
W. Va
E. H. Tevalt
Shiley
George M. Shiley
Frederick County
B. and C. Baking Company
Luther Tevalt
Hall Moore
Oren Snapp
Hugh L. Shiley
C. Douglas Brown
Mrs. Tevalt
May Queen named at Harrisonburg State Teachers College
Elizabeth Carson, daughter of Mrs. J. P. Carson of Lynchburg, Virginia, is chosen May Queen for the May Day festival at the college on May 6. Lois Bishop of Norfolk is Maid of Honor, with a court including Marietta Melson and Frances Neblett among others. The Athletic Association sponsors the events, with Misses Marbut and Faries supervising. Carson has earlier been elected to represent the college at the Apple Blossom Festival and featured in the college annual Mirror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Harrisonburg State Teachers College
Elizabeth Carson
J. P. Carson
Lynchburg
Virginia
Carson
Lois Bishop
W. Bishop
Norfolk
Marietta Melson
Athletic Association of the College
Winchester
Atenda Thre
Teachers College
Miss May Snyder Weds Irvin Hottle In Quiet Washington Ceremony
In Washington on Saturday April 15 at 2 oclock Miss May Snyder of Stephenson became the bride of Irvin Hottle of Winchester. The ceremony was at Mr and Mrs F W Marples home with Rev C E Seastrunk officiating. The couple plans a wedding dinner after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Marple
Washington
May Snyder
Stephenson
Irvin Hottle
Winchester
C. E. Seastrunk
Gravel Springs
Ruth Snyder
John Hottle
Bethel Sunday School
Hottle
Virginia Woolen Company
Charles
Albin
Mildred
Dorothy Snyder
City
Katherine Snyder
Goldie Snyder
Winchester Golf Club Ladies Plan Spring Season Activities
The Winchester Golf Club ladies open the season with a meeting at Mrs Stewart O Elting s home West Hill Merriman s lane. Ladies days start April 19 with tee off from 9 to 4 and luncheons resume after May 1. An open meeting April 19 invites all members to hear plans and offer ideas. The Winchester AAUW branch holds its April 20 meeting at 419 South Stewart Street with all members urged to attend.
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Winchester Golf Club
Stewart O. Elting
West Hill
Merriman’s Lane
Winchester
American Association of University Women
George G. Snarr
South Stewart Street
Virginia D A R Delegation Dinner in Washington
The Virginia delegation of the Daughters of the American Revolution will host a dinner at the New Willard Hotel tomorrow evening. Mrs. Charles Keesee and Mrs. Hampton Fleming will preside, with guests Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cooke and Mrs. Eleanor Washington Howard as principal speakers. Registration for the convention started last week and runs through today.
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Virginia
National Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
New Willard Hotel
Charles Keesee
Hampton Fleming
Richmond
Anthony Wayne Cooke
National Society
Eleanor Washington Howard
Washingtons
Mount Vernon
Easter Holiday Guests Visit Local Residents
Mrs Kenneth Francis and infant son of Washington arrived for Easter with the Grim family on Valley avenue. Myrtle Carper and Raymond Clark of Hagerstown visited relatives here. Harriet Pearson of Chase City High School spent the holidays with her father Lewis Pearson on National avenue. E W Argenbright returned from Staunton. Frances Forney of Harrisonburg State Teachers College spent spring holidays with her parents on Gray avenue. Bernetta Ritter of Elizabeth City High School faculty returns to the city after holidays with her parents on East Cork street. Circle No 8 Braddock Street Methodist Church South meets at 8 tonight at Mrs Leslie Carper’s home 215 East Sharp street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Francis
Son
Washington
Claude Grim
Valley Avenue
Harriet Pearson
Chase City High School
Lewis Pearson
National Avenue
Frances’ Forney
Harrisonburg State Teachers
Bernetta Ritter
Elizabeth Pa., High School
Taylor Ritter
East Cork Street
Circle No
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South
Leslie Carper
East Sharp Street
Exhibition of Work Planned by Stephens City Girls
The Stephens City High School home economics classes plan an exhibit of their work on Wednesday April 19 from 2 to 4 30 pm at the cottage. Parents and interested residents are urged to attend to see the term’s efforts including garments mended and new clothes made from inexpensive cotton. The health program aided by the Civic League has provided cocoa to underweight children, with plans to expand next year.
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Stephens City High School
Pauline Hudson
Civic League of
Stephens City
Prosecution Attacks British Accused in Soviet Trial
Vishinsky denounces British critics as imperialists while labeling Thornton Monkhouse and Cushny as spies and demanding harsh penalties. Judges smile and the three hour summation ends with a possible verdict by midweek.
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Monkhouse
Metropolitan-Vickers
Russia
C' By Vishinsky
Vic Company
Prosecutorinsky
House of Commons
England
Soviet Union
Vishinsky
Communist Party
Ulrich
Thornton
Great Britain
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Poe
Lions’ Club
First Baptist Church
Girls’ Athletic Association
Roussell
Rotary Club
The
American Legion Post
Geo. Washington Hotel
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
J. E. Brown
Huntsberry
Myrtle Triplett
Mr. Wesley Shiley
Delma McIinturff
Mrs
Paul Anderson
Montague Avenue
Brooks
Pharmacy Service
Miss Carson
Miss May Snyder
Bride of Mr. Hottle
Rouss Hall
Soddy Haines
Emily Sanford
Odd Fellows
People’s Bank
Goldie Brown
Night Hawks
Bryarly Community League
Bryarly
Ellsworth Orndorff
Avalon Orndorff
Hampden-Sydney College
Hampden- Sydney, Va
Wilbur H. Inskip
Bridle Creek High School
Grayson County
George H. Inskip
Myrtle Carper
Raymond Clark
Hagerstown
E. W. Argenbright
Staunton
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
the Royal Club
Front Royal, Va
Commercial & Savings Bank
Monkhoure
Nagy
Helen. Hayes
Clark Gable
King “Kong
Tonto
Capitol
Tor
Honey
R. G A
R.G A
Dobbs
Felts
Margaret L
Hodgson
Lovett Shoe
Loudoun St
Reardon’s
Pure Food Store
Braddock and
Boscawen Streets