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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1929

Page

3

Play at Berryville benefits Eastern Star

Local residents attended the three act musical Oh Doctor by the Tri angle Producing Company under the Eastern Star at Berryville on Tuesday night. Miss Nedra BE Sanford directed the show with Mrs. C. H. Young as accompanist and a large cast led by Donald Cooley and Jetson Spates among others. The choruses were highlighted by multiple named groups and performers. Spurmont Chapter Eastern Star to install officers Friday at Masonic Hall Strasburg with Frances Jenkins as installing officer and a long list of appointed officers. Daughters of Confederacy meet in Marshall for district session with about 100 delegates from 30 chapters and a large reception and unveiling at Marshall Cemetery. Mrs. Lowell Fletcher Hobart elected president general of the D A R at Washington event after White House visit and cathedral tour.

Berryville Eastern Star Doctor Triangle Producing Company Nedra BE. Sanford C. H. Young Alexina Galloway Dorothy Cameron Ann Owen Allen Helen Russell Edith Morrison Evelyn Carlisle Emma Skelton Jane Skelton Edith Russell Cory Carlisle Kathleen Morrison Jane Iden Dolly Hart Louise Morgan Virginia Shenk Edith Racer Annie Laurie Parker Anne Neville Barnett Elaine Feagans Margaret Morgan Sylvia Price Virginia Pifer Alma Carlisle Virginia Stickers Louise Racer Anne Spurmont Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Hall Strasburg Frances Jenkins Mary Woolf Marshal Anne Preston Crawford Frank C. Stover Margaret Rogers Omar P. Stickley Ruth Miley Lucy Moyer Maude Wake Mary Rhodes Ola Ramey Susie Cooper Sentinel Verna Funk Rose Stickley Ada Kathryn Wayman Ruth Margaret Johnston Esther Frances Borden Martha Nell Gatten Electa Roberta Higgs Mable Horan Richmond Anne Crawford Frank €. Stover Daisy Boles Omar Pp. Stickley Daughters of Confederacy Marshall Turner Ashby United Daughters of the Confederacy Virginia Society Fauquier County Lucy F. Kurtz Herbert S. Larrick Katherine Glass Greene C. Fred Barr Mary Faulkner New York Carey Front 'Oval Lowell Fletcher Hobart Cincinnati Ohio Daughters of the American Revolution Continental Congress Washington Fort Loudoun First Baptist Church Congress Sir. Julius Y. Talmadge Athens W. B. Davis Tix White House Washington Cathedral James KE. Freeman

Mary Welton Shearer and August Henze wed in D C church

Miss Mary Welton Shearer, daughter of Rev William Welton Shearer, married Mr. August Ekkehard Henze on Wednesday evening April 17 at St. Columbia Episcopal Church Washington D C. Ceremony conducted by the bride’s father rector with William R. Bentley as arbiter. Bridesmaids and guests noted. reception at the rectory 4040 Davenport Street. Also reports a Virginia Masons luncheon at the Monticello Hotel to support a home for aged and disabled Masons in Lynchburg with deputy grand masters urged to mobilize lodge support.

Mary Welton Shearer William Welton Shearer August Ekkehard Henze St. Columbia Episcopal Church Washington, D. C William R. Bentley Gertrude Weigandt Westfield, N. J Frances Shearer Moorefield W. Va Alice Belt Jeannette Seiler Helen Gates Everett Hale Garland W. Powell Spencer Fitzgerald James Soper Hunton Leith William Grass Frank Pearly Davenport Street Shearer Lydia H. Hitchcock Helene McKee S. D. Edmiston Cumberland James Willison Oakland Mary Virginia Willison Grace Robesson Baltimore Mary Wittle Charlottesville Monticello John T. Cochran Masons Virginia James M. Price Richmond Charles H. Callahan E. W. Timberman Alexandria William L. Davis Norfolk J. B. Wood Ben W. Beach Danville Lynchburg

Lineweaver Heads Harrisonburg Rotary Club

Dr Walter Lineweaver elected president of the Rotary Club of Harrisonburg succeeding Dr Samuel J Duke whose term ends June 30 He is a charter member and brother in law of Mrs Walter Huntshberry of Winchester The club plans a large delegation to the district conference at Lynchburg May 2 3 and will stage a luncheon with music by the Glee Club from Harrisonburg State Teachers College. Represents Commerce Body At Festival

Walter T. Linesraver Rotary Club of Harrisonburg Samuel J. Duke State Teachers’ College Lineweaver Harrisonburg Club Mre Walter ‘He. Huntshberry Winchester Lynchburg Wille Sones Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College

Girls' Athletic Association Holds Outdoor Meeting At Ida Fisher's Cottage

About 35 members of the Girls' Athletic Association enjoyed an outdoor gathering hosted by Miss Ida Fisher, association president, at her cottage near Ridgeway. Misses Mary Sullivan Virginia Rehill and Bila Brown organized the refreshments while the event showcased the girls' expertise in eating. The outing may signal a trend toward more outdoor meetings. Mr and Mrs Harry W Butler and their son Joe returned to New York aboard the Caronia after six weeks in Europe visiting Britain Ireland Holland France and other locales. Butler, active in Frederick County's apple industry, used the trip to study European markets and marketing practices.

Ida Fisher Girls’ Athletic Association Martinsburg Pike Ridgeway Mary Sullivan Virginia Rehill Bila Brown Caronia Mrs. Butler British Isles Holland France Butler Frederick County Europe

Birth for Mrs Taylor’s son in Camden New Jersey

Mr and Mrs O D Taylor of Camden New Jersey announce the birth of a son last Saturday April 20 Mrs Taylor formerly Miss Ruth Ellen Guyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Homer E Guyer now living in Camden She is a niece of Dr A Swimley of this city She is also connected to the family through her mother Mrs Guyer

O. D. Taylor Camden N. J Taylor Ruth Ellen Guyer Homer E. Guyer A. ©. Swimley

Miss Mary Faulkner Visits Winchester Relative's Home

Miss Mary Faulkner former Winchester resident arrives on a visit hosted by Mrs. George W. Kurtz at her South Loudoun Street home. Faulkner, a professional nurse in New York area, is daughter of the late Capt. and Mrs. Walter Faulkner of Winchester. her mother was formerly Miss Mollie Kurtz.

Loudoun Street Eagle Nannie Hamilton David H. Hamilton Mary Faulkner Winchester George W. Kurtz South Loudoun Street Faulkner New York Walter Faulkner Witcchester Mollie Kurtz

Local residents travel and visits noted in brief notices

Mr Jacob Randall of South Cameron Street heads to Grimes to visit his son and daughter in law Ellis Randall. Mrs Blair Hahn of Staunton stays with Mr and Mrs Robert Smith in the county. J T L Jones and Harry Warden of Berryville were here on business. Mrs Charles R Keeler leaves for Marshall Va to attend a district UDC meeting. Mrs Keith W Morris and Mrs Miller travel via Washington to New York. Mr and Mrs W T Bilystone and Miss Blystone attend ghosts at the George Washington Hotel in Jamestown New York.

Jacob Randall South Cameron Street Grimes Mpar Ellis Randall Blair Hahn Staunton Zelma Carper Western Union Telegraph Company Robert 3S .Smith Charles R. Keeler Marshall, Val The United Daughters of the Confederacy W. T. Bilystone Mary J. Blystoffe Berths Blystone Jamestown, N.Y George Washington Hotel

Notteépmn Couple at Johnson City Stay

Mr and Mrs W G Notteépmn of Johnson City Tennessee are staying at the George Washington Hotel in a brief society note.

W. G. Notteépmn Johnson City, Tenn George Washington Hotel

Local Residents Return Home After Visit

Mr and Mrs Max Smith and daughter Peggy Lou Smith of Hagerstown Mad visited friends in this city recently. Mr and Mrs Arthur Twigg Mr Mary Stephens and Mr Scott Stall of Cumberland Mis have returned to their homes after visiting friends in Lown.

Max Smith Peggy Lou Smith Hagerstown, Mad Arthur Twigg Mary Stephens Scott Stall Cumberland, Mis Lown

Apple Blossom Festival Attendee Visits and Local Socials

Mrs W H Horan of New York and her sister Miss Enid Leake of Philadelphia visited Harrisonburg to see Mr and Mrs G A Rigelman during the Apple Blossom Festival. Several residents attended events in Woodstock and Winchester with Sunday visits and social engagements noted among families and local businesses.

W. H., Horan New York Enid Leake Philadelphia Harrisonburg G. A. Rigelman

Ten Men Rescued After Lifeboat Voyage From Coburn Sloop

Ten men from the four masted schooner James E Coburn adrift since April 17 were picked up by the yacht Amida 6 miles east of Cape Hatteras after nine days at sea. The cook M Sargent of Baltimore died last night. survivors include owner J Fonceca of New Bedford master Pereira and seamen Richard Rice Ambrose Montero Henry Andrews of Baltimore.

Associated Press New York James E. Coburn Bermuda Amida Cape Hatteras N. C Cook M. Sargent Baltimore Sargent Radio Corporation of America J. Fonceca New Bedford Mass Pereira Richard Rice Henry Andrews Ambrose Montero

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