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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1929

Page

3

Mrs Melvin Green Speaks On Italian Writers For Century Club

Mrs Melvin Green discussed modern Italian drama and writers during a Century Club meeting hosted by Mrs Carl Massey. She contrasted D Annunzio with Pirandello and Marinetti, noting Italy’s evolving drama amid political and literary conflict.

Melvin Green Century Club Carl Massey Italy Green Mugsolini Papini D’annuzio D’anunzio Nietzche Due Pirandello Bernard Shaw New York Riccardi Marinetti Verga

Nettie Braithwaite Weds Elmer Dorsey in County Church

Miss Nettie Elizabeth Braithwaite, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Braithwaite of Green Spring, married Elmer R. Dorsey, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Dorsey of White Hall, in Pleasant Valley United Brethren Church last Thursday at 7 50 p.m. The Rev. C J Racey officiated. The chancel featured ferns and plants. Mrs. Lester Branner sang O Promise Me with piano by Julian Larrick. The bride wore white satin with orange blossom veil, carried calamillies. Maid of honor Lela Braithwaite. bridesmaids Mae Braithwaite and Pearl Braithwaite in yellow tones with calendulas and carnations.

Nettie Pina Braithwaite Miss Lela Braithwaite Miss Mae Braithwaite Miss Pearl Braithwaite

Church Circle To Meet At Home Of Miss Steele

Braddock Street Methodist group will hold its regular monthly meeting at 7 30 PM Tuesday at Miss Mary Louise Steele’s home 709 South Braddock Street. Several visitors and guests arrive and depart for Apple Blossom Festival including families from Charlottesville Wilmington and Harrisburg with local students from William and Mary College.

Church Circle Miss Steele Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Mary Louise Steele South Braddock Street William O. Woore Covington, Va

Missionary Union meeting at First Baptist April 24

The Women’s Missionary Union Group No 2 of Shenandoah Baptist Association will meet at First Baptist Church on Wednesday April 24 at 10 30 am. Lunch will be served by church ladies and a high interest program is planned with Blanche White of the Baptist Missionary Union headquarters in Richmond as principal speaker.

Women’s Missionary Union of the Shenandoah Baptist Association First Baptist Church Blanche White Baptist Missionary Union Richmond

Lynch Improves After Carbuncle Illness in Winchester

Maurice M. Lynch, prominent Winchester lawyer and senior member of the local bar, remains confined at home on South Washington street after two months of illness from a neck carbuncle infection. Doctors report slow but steady improvement with no serious setbacks, though he will not be in his office for some time.

M. M. Lynch Maurice M. Lynch Winchester Nestor South Washington Street Lynch

Local Births Reported for April Daughters and Sons

Congratulations pour in for Mr and Mrs Joseph Cather on the birth of a daughter April 18. Mrs Cather formerly Kathryn Grim daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Grim this city. A son was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Kinzel Larrick the latter formerly Pearl Womeldorph of South Cameron street. Mr and Mrs George Hodgson of the county are the parents of a daughter born Wednesday April 17. Mrs Hodgson was formerly Georgie Curl of this city.

Joseph Cather Cather Kathryn Grim Clarence Grim Kinzel Larrick Pearl Womeldorph South Cameron Street George Hodgson Hodgson Georgie Curl

Notable Visitors Abound at George Washington Hotel

Several out of town guests stay at the George Washington Hotel including Mr. H B Lowe and Mr H W Cook of the W K Noble Company Fort Wayne. Mrs Walter Leith and Mrs William Rawlings from Virginia. Mr and Mrs C W Butterfield of Chestnut Hill. Mr and Mrs C L Wagoner of Latrobe. Mr and Mrs Allen Crone and Doris Crone of Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Roy L Martin and children from Annapolis. Local residents report health updates for Warren Rice and routine visits by others.

H. B. Lowe W. IX. Noble Company Fort Wayne Ind H. W. Cook Lowe Mr. Cook George Washington W. K. Noble Company Walter Leith William Rawlings, Jr Leith Rawlings Middleburg, Va Frank Stryker Mrs. C. W. Butterfield Chestnut Hill, Mass George Washington Hotel C. L. Wagoner Latrobe, Pa

Mr. Garrett Returns Home After Weekend Visit

Mr. R. E. Garrett returned to his Washington home after spending the weekend in town with friends.

Harry Ebersole Washington Mrs A. L. Ebersole William Allen Mr. R. E. Garrett

Martinsburg Guest List From Local Weekend Visit

Mr. Dewey Keedy of Martinsburg hosted friends the past weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd C. Lichliter and Mrs. Evan Cardat of Ashland Kentucky visit the Lichliter home on the Valley Pike. Lichliter runs a major dry cleaning dyeing business. Nannie W. Turner Emma Turner and Wayne Ritter spent yesterday in Harpers Ferry with friends. Mrs. I P Bean is visiting relatives in Washington.

F .Douglas Sheetz Cleveland Ohio Dewey Keedy Martinsburg Lloyd C. Lichliter Evan Cardat Ashland A. R. Lichliter The Valley Pike Lichliter Nannie W. Turner Emma Turner Wayne Ritter Harpers Ferry W.W. Va Mrs. I. P. Bean Washington

Local notes from the city and region

Mr. and Mrs. William Dunn and their son Billie Dunn return from Hamilton Virginia after visiting friends. Eugene O Leary of Pittsburgh visits his mother Mrs Jennie O Leary who is ill on North Loudoun Street. Mrs J B Waters of Alexandria Virginia visits Mrs Nannie W Turner on East Piccadilly. Ruth Fritts daughter of Mrs Samuel Fritts recovers from mumps. Miss Mary Yeager and Mrs Frank Houchand of Myersdale Pennsylvania return after a weekend with Mrs A W Yeager.

Roy L. Martin Nina Glynn Anderson North Braddock Street Annapolis, Md Martin United States Naval Academy William Dunn Billie Dunn Hamilton Eugene O'Leary Western Union Telegraph Company Pittsburgh Jennie O'Leary North Loudoun Street J.B. Waters Alexandria, Va Nannie W. Turner East Piccadilly Street Ruth Fritts Samuel Fritts Mary Yeager Frank Houchand Myersdale, Pa A. W Yeager

Local residents return from weekend visits and festival travel

Mr C E Topping returns to Kitzmiller Maryland after weekend with the Winkfields. Several Staunton residents attended the Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester. Carolyn Abbott visits Washington after staying with Zelma Carper. Others travel from Keyser Virginia Richmond and Crozet after festival visits and business trips.

Staunton Winchester Mra P. Mann J. W. West W. M. Hilleary

Dozen Injured As Auto Crashes Into Large Bus

Nearly a dozen men and women were injured when F A Mike Rogers of Bunker Hill swerved a Chevrolet into a Blue Ridge Transportation bus loaded with Martinsburg passengers near Ridgeway on the Martinsburg Winder turnpike. Five Martinsburg women were seriously hurt, treated at Martinsburg City Hospital before returning home.

Blue Ridge Transportation Company Martinsburg Winchester F. A Mike”) Rogers Bunker Hill Ridgesway Martinsburg-Winder Martinsburg City Hospital Hater Mise Flossie Hitt North Maple Avenue Ruth Fansler West John Street The Transportation Company Rodgers

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