Judge Williams Addresses D A R on The American Indian
Fort Loudoun Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its monthly meeting at Mrs. Philip Williams home in Woodstock. Judge Philip Williams of Winchester spoke on The American Indian and displayed Indian relics collected during his Shenandoah Valley travels. The gathering included a flag salute, American Creed, and a reception with hyacinths and jonquils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Loudoun
Daugh
Philip Williams
Woodstock
Jonathan Edwards
Presbyterian Church
J. D. Howard
Williams
Mollie Glass
American Legion
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
Trotter
Paxton
Bailey
Nan Williams
Social Calendar for Winchester and Surrounding Churches
The calendar lists weekly and monthly gatherings across Winchester and area churches and groups. Events include Civic League, First Baptist Church choirs, Winchester Benevolent Order meetings, Grace Lutheran adult choir, Girls' Athletic Association, United Brethren rally, American Legion luncheon, Brad dock Street Methodist youth choir, Middletown minstrel shows at Middletown High School Auditorium, and a second Middletown minstrel performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic League
Stephens City
First Baptist Church
Motor Corps
Winchester
Frederick County
Girls’ Athletic Association
United Brethren Church
Winchester Church
American Legion Post
George Washington Hotel
Young People’s Choir
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Middletown Athletic Association
Middletown
Middletown Minstrel
Irish Poetry Discussed At Century Club Meeting
Mrs. Louis L. Baker spoke on Irish poetry at the Century Club on April 10, describing how Gaelic roots shaped early verse and how 19th century writers opened Ireland to the world. She cited themes of freedom religion mysticism and the evolving quality of Irish poetry as a youth yet to reach full art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis L. Baker
Century Club
Melvin Green
Baker
Ireland
James Mangan
Poesye
Miss Dorothy Hamilton Weds Webster W Ballance in New York
Miss Dorothy Hamilton daughter of Mr and Mrs O P Hamilton Berryville and Webster W Ballance son of Dr and Mrs W M Ballance Chicago married in New York City. The bride a Berryville High School graduate and Dept of Labor employee in Washington D C. The groom a George Washington University member and federal employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Hamilton
Berryville
Dorothy Hamilton
Washington, D. C
Webster W. Ballance
W. M. Ballance
Chicago
New York City
Berryville High School
Department of Labor
Washington
Ballance
George Washingtonniversity
Miss Corene Mauck Recovers From Serious Operation
Miss Corene Mauck returns to Washington D C after three weeks at her sister in law and brother on North Loudoun street recovering from cervical spine surgery at Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore by Dr G E Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corene Mauck
Washington, D. C
Fred Affleck
North Loudoun Street
Miss Mauck
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
G. E. Bennett
Affieck
Handley Band Prepares For Apple Blossom Parades
Merchants and clerks lined downtown streets as the Handley band paraded under Prof. W. H. Mellwee. The Star learns the group will serenade downtown for the next week or two in advance of the Apple Blossom Festival parades as the boys get into trim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Band
W. H. Mellwee
Girls' Athletic Association Teas and Card Party Planned
The Girls' Athletic Association schedules a regular tea next Thursday from 5:30 to 7 at West Piccadilly club rooms with Miss Elizabeth Hollis as hostess and Mrs. Elsie Mae Gaunt chairing assisted by several members. The event honors Mrs Maxwell Dailey Mathews. On April 25 the basketball team will host a benefit card party at the club rooms with Miss Margaret Kelchner directing and invites for table reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Athletic Association
West Piccadilly Street
Elizabeth Hollis
Elsie Mae Gaunt
Olga Brown
Ella Bauserman
LaVella Anderson
Mary Sullivan
Maxwell Dailey Mathews
Margaret Kelchner
Miss Kelchner
Entertain At Cherry Blossom Luncheon
Mrs C C Deming of Washington will host a luncheon before the Cherry Blossom Festival on Thursday. Guests include Mrs H B McCormac Mrs H K Russell Mrs Joseph Wright Mrs Thomas W Harrison Mrs Hunter H McGuire and Mrs Richard Evelyn Byrd among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Deming
Washington
H. B. McCormac
H. K. Russell
Joseph Wright
Thomas W. Harrison
Hunter H. McGuire
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Blue Lantern Tea Room opens in Charles Town
Mrs. Eva W. Van Huss will manage The Blue Lantern Tea Room at George and Liberty streets Charles Town West Virginia openings announced today. The venue promises attractively decorated surroundings and home cooked meals with an evening program by The Blue and Gold Orchestra of Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Huss
Blue Lantern
George and
Liberty Streets
Charles Town
W. Va
Eva W. van Huss
Blue and Gold Orchestra of
Winchester
Martinsburg Music Lovers' Club Concert Guests Named
Mrs Eugene Cooper Mrs Richard Griffith Mrs Carl Swinson and Mrs Frank L Buckley of this city and Mrs George Reinberg of Front Royal will attend the Martinsburg Music Lovers Club concert tomorrow afternoon in Martinsburg. They will also attend a tea immediately after the concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Cooper
Richard Griffith
Carl Swinson
Frank L. Buckley
George Reinberg
Front Royal
Martinsburg
Music Lovers’ Club
Lieut and Mrs Ferguson to Sail for Hawaii
Lieutenant Ferguson and his wife, stationed at Langley Field, will visit Mrs Ferguson's parents in Riverton before sailing to Honolulu around May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
Thomas Ferguson
Langley Field
Washington cherry blossoms draw local visitors and guests
Mrs. Bernice Clevenger and Misses Eleanora and de Clevngr and Mr. Taylor Barr motored to Washington on Sunday to see the cherry blossoms. Mrs. Ernest Rowe and daughter Catherine with Misses Frances Ruth and Hester Trimble and Mr. Harry Ridgeway also drove to Washington to view the blossoms now in full bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Clevenger
Eleanora and
de Clevngr
Taylor Barr
Washington
Ernest Rowe
Catherine
Frances
Ruth
Hester Trimble
Harry Ridgeway
Mrs Woolfolk Hosts Thursday Bridge Club at West Cork Street
Mrs J C Woolfolk will entertain the Thursday Bridge Club this week at her home on West Cork street. Capt Edward H Durell, confined at home for two weeks with grippe, is now able to be out. Mr Conrad Smith of New York City is visiting Winchester with his brother Mgr and Mrs W D Smith Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Glaize, Jr
Sherman Ketchum
New York City
Ann Brooke Kern
Fairmont Avenue
W. D. Smith, Jr
Mr. Pember Lyman
Cumberland, Md
Mrs. H. C. Lyman
West Cecil Street
E. P. Saunders
Middletown
Mrs. A Mirkle
North Stewart Street
J. C. Woolfolk
West Cork Street
Edward H. Durell
Conrad Smith
Winchester
Mgr
Local social notes mention travelers and visitors
Mr and Mrs Herbert Jennings, in Boston on business, expect to return home tomorrow. Nat Mfi Waiter’ Dortiah, guest of Mr Charles McCormac at Stewart Inn, left yesterday for Winchester Mass. Mr and Mrs N E Carpenter of Enid Okla and Mrs Harry Carpenter of Washington DC are staying at the George Washington Hotel, with Carpenter having Clarke County ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Jennings
Boston
Mass
Jennings
Mfi
Dortiah
Charles McCormac
Stewart Inn
Winchester
N. E. Carpenter
Enid, Oklo
Harry Carpenter
Washington, D. C
George Washington Hotel
Carpenter
Clarke County
New York Writer Hess Visits City During Apple Blossom
Mr and Mrs Cliff Hess and daughter from New York City stayed as guests of Mr Billy Barnes. Hess is a featured writer at Warner Brothers Vitaphone Studios New York and composes and supervises music for their films shown here. The party hopes to attend the Apple Blossom Festival and Hess witnessed Barnes open with organ at Capitol Theatre. Hugh Green and Robert Glaize returned by motor from Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Hess
New York City
Billy Barnes
Hess
Warner Brothers Vitaphone Studios
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. White
Aid Society of
Greenway United Brethren Church
E. P. White
Nossett
Wise
H. Eugene Richardson
Roy White
Huntsberry
W. W. Ballance
Miss Corene Mauck
Stafford Pemberton
Geo. Washington Hotel
iFor
Brooks
the Star
Handley High School
Robert Y. Conrad Post
Top Row
Virginia Butsler
J. W. Rosenber
Ctger & Co
Gladys Patton
Luxenburg’s Department Store
Betty Swimley
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Sarah Frances Ralston
Miller Hardware Co
Louise Butsler
the Golden Glow
Bessie Manuel
Fries Grocery
Eliza Tucker
The
Evening Star
William Perrine
Frances Carver
Harper Method Shop
Pauline Hodge
Hodgson & Brown
Helen
Helen Hope
Washington Inn
Philadelphia
Martinsburg Club
Mary S. Yeakley
W. Boscawen St
Clara V. Fultz
Shoppe
Margaret L
Hodgson
Crosley
Harry Benham
Memorial Hospital
Charles Pifer
Jesse Funk
J. W. Bell
Harriet G. Hubbell
Osborne
Thornhill
W .A. Baker
Secretary of the Treasury
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Virginia
Treasury
H. Morgenthau, JR
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hugh Green
Robert Glaize
Atlantic City
Isurance
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp'n
Lovett’s
N. Loudoun St
R. M. Swimley
Lovett Brothers
N. Main Street
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