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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1941

Page

8

Social and Personal highlights in Winchester society

Weekly W O W meeting at Odd Fellows Hall and a Comrade Bible Class gathering fill a Friday social page. Mrs Minor Hudson hosts a Monday luncheon in Washington in honor of Queen Shenandoah XVIII. Local contestants vie in the Shenandoah Valley Beauty contest with Miss Jonedith Henry and Miss Verta Racer noted among the entrants.

Odd Fellows Hall Comrade Bible Class Minor Hudson Queen Shenandoah XVIII Shenandoah Valley Jonedith Henry Henkle Henry Winchester Junior Board of Trade T Verta Racer Berryville Seto Clarke Ty Junior Board of Trade Henry Shenandosh

Garden Tour by Fort Loudoun DAR Wednesday May 21

The Fort Loudoun Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution sponsors a garden tour on Wednesday May 21. Members meet at Mrs. George Slater's home in Upperville and visit Foxcroft School owned by Miss Charlotte Noland, home of Mrs. D. C. Sands Melbourne, home of Mrs. Morrison, and Stokes the home of the Misses Harrvises before continuing.

D. A. BR Fort Loudoun Daughters of the American Revolution George Slater Upperville Foxcroft School Charlotte Noland

Modern Etiquette Q A on thanking servants and tableware use

The dialogue discusses politeness to servants, whether to say thank you, and the practicality of silver crumb scrapers. It notes scrapers may be used with plain tablecloths but not with lace, and suggests folding a napkin as an iron-holder. It also says a girl need not write a note of thanks after a nan brings flowers.

Garden Tour to Benefit Bundles for Britain

The Garden Club of Virginia sponsors a Garden Tour from April 28 to May 3 to aid Bundles for Britain. Tickets are 50 cents per garden or house, with block tickets at 4.00 dollars. Information and tickets available at the George Washington Hotel desk.

Garden Club of Virginia Britain George Washington Hotel

Mrs Gilpin Hosts Tea for Lady Lindsey at Scaleby Gardens

Mrs Kenneth Gilpin will entertain Lady Lindsey with a Monday luncheon at Scaleby to benefit Bundles for Britain as the gardens open to Virginia Garden Tourist visitors. Tea runs 4 to 6 pm. scene includes a 1625 Charles I period portrait from Scaleby Castle. Other Clarke County homes—Saratoga Tubeyries Annefield Carter Hall Audley Springsbury—open for the tour.

Kenneth Gilpin Scaleby Lindsey Virginia Britain Winchester Scaleby Castle England Gilpin Clarke County Saratoga Annefield Carter Hall Audley

Historic house tour routes through Middleburg and Berryville

A local tour lists Edgemont in Middleburg and Green Gardens the William Fletcher home. Tickets are available from committee members including chairman Mrs W W Duncan Mrs C P McVicar Mrs William Colbert Mrs Philip Williams Woodstock Miss Lucy Kurtz Mrs William Fletcher Upperville Mrs George Slater and Mrs S L Aylor Berryville.

Middleburg Henry P. Oxnard Edgemont Green Gardens William Fletcher W. W. Duncan C. P McVicar William Colbert Philip Williams Woodstock Lucy Kurtz Upperville George Slater S. L. Aylor Berryville

Century Club Elects Officers and Donates Dinner Funds

At a recent Century Club meeting new officers were elected: President Mrs. Dudley Field, 1st Vice President Mrs. W A Baker, 2nd Vice President Mrs. Louis Baker, Secretary Miss Sophy Baker, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Fred Glaize, and Treasurer Mrs. Lewis Hyde. The club will forgo its annual dinner and send the dinner cost to the Namesake Towns committee to aid refugee children in Winchester England. The last meeting will be Tuesday May 6 with no meeting next Tuesday.

Century Club Namesake Towns Committee Dudley Field W. A. Baker Louis Baker Sophy Baker Fred Glaize Lewis Hyde Winchester England

Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported

The U S Treasury reports April receipts of 14 486 234 46 dollars and expenditures of 51 403 717 77 dollars. Gross debt stands at 47 182 198 514 42 dollars. The brief release notes the April financial status from Washington.

Painted Lady Beauty Tips From An Early Expert

Helen Follett advises women to start with clean skin, rinse away soap, and avoid cold cream before makeup. She recommends proper foundation, light powder, blended rouge, groomed brows, and careful lipstick to avoid patchy, dated looks.

Crisis Effects To Be Studied At U. of Va.

The University of Virginia opens its fifteenth Institute of Public Affairs on June 24 with a focus on how the world crisis affects American minds. A July 3 panel features psychiatrists including Dr. Charles Macfie Campbell and Dr. Karl Memminger, discussing national morale and war stress.

Charlottesville America Institute of Public Affairs University of Virginia United States University’ of Virginia Charles Macfie Campbell Boston Psychopathic Hospital Harvard University Karl A. Memminger Memminger Topeka Kansas Harry Stack Sullivan Washington Selective Service Sullivan William Allison White Psychiatric Foundation

Havre de Grace Postoffice Robbery

Havre de Grace Maryland postoffice was burglarized last night when a man dynamited a small fixed credit safe and stole about 300 dollars in stamps and 200 dollars in cash. The break in was discovered at 5 30 this morning by assistant postmaster James A. Currier and clerk Charles T. Wilson. A rear window was forced and holes were drilled in the safe lock.

Havre DE Grace Howard Hergenrother James A. Currier Charles T. Wilson

Judge Rules Overtime Based On Minimum Wage Theory

Baltimore April 25 A Federal Judge William C Coleman issues an opinion on the Fair Labor Standards Act as a minimum wage law and overtime pay tied to minimum wage standards. The ruling dismisses William H Missel's suit against Overnight Transportation Company claiming overtime entitlement and double damages.

Baltimore William CC. Coleman Coleman William H. Missel Overnight Transportation Missell

Short Course To Be Held July 21 to 26

The State 4-H Club Short Course will hold its 22nd annual meeting at V P I from July 21 to 26 with attendance limited to bona fide club members age 14 and up. The All Stars meet July 18 to 26. Registration costs 5.25 dollars per member. two county representatives required, one girl and one boy, or 5 per 100 members. Leaders attend with restrictions. meals and lodging provided for two leaders per county if 10 members attend. Arrival July 21 and departure July 26. no outside trips. dress and judging rules emphasize correct dress and club-to-county transfer of contest winners.

All Stars Blacksburg

State Revue Entries and Dress Guidelines Summary

Special cards for entering the State Revue must be sent to Miss Iva Johnson Blacksburg Va by July 10. Members entering must attend rehearsal per the State Short Course program. Classes cover farm and home work school and spectator sport active sport church or street afternoon or informal party and formal long cotton dresses only. Boys and girls judged in separate classes.

Iva ‘d Johnson Blacksburg

Priscilla Lane Tangles with Million Dollar Babies

Hollywood reports Priscilla Lane joins a conflict with the Million Dollar Babies organization over the stage name. The group claims exclusive rights to the name while Lane defends her status as a working show girl. The dispute centers on branding and performance identity.

Hollywood Priscilla Lane Priscilla Earl Carroll Miss Lane

MDB stunt shocks stage audience amid costume scandal

The MDBs staged a provocative act with Priscilla in which real members were stripped to scanties and joined the chorus. Management and audience were unaware until recognition or this report. Joy Barlow, president, said the stunt would be dismissed this morning.

MDB Priscilla Miss Lane Joy Barlow

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