Winchester Matrons Entertain Queen and Court
Mrs. Hunter H. McGuire hosts Winchester matrons and court guests representing Fourth Virginia and Fifth Congressional Districts. Miss Margaret Ball Henkel of Danville participates as a district representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Ville
Virginia
Hunter H. McGuire
Margaret Ball Henkel
Danville
Louis L. Baker
Emma Maxwell
Lynchburg
B. M. Roszel
Augusta Rhodes Scott
Albemarle County
Burr P. Harrison
Elizabeth Ann Rees
Clarendon
Boyd R. Richards
Catherine Carter RePass
Bland
Russell Cather
Gwendolyn Alice
Biles
Hot Springs
Bath County
Olga Lamb
Elizabeth George McDonald
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Jefferson County
Mary C. Henning
Misses Jones
Cora Elizabeth Lloyd
Martinsburg
Berkeley County
Jones
Elizabeth B. Mims
Luray
Page County
Virginia county guests named as war of 1917 era court pageant
A long list details numerous Misses from Virginia and nearby states designated as guests and representatives in a county or regional court pageant. It notes their home counties, representing districts, and the indulgent roles as guests of various local hostesses.
Community Notes From Mount Pleasant West Virginia Weekend Visits
Miss Erma Whittington spent the weekend at her home in West Virginia. Dorsey Ritter and family visited Mr. Robert Knight and family. Warner Dyke and family hosted Cecil Dyke and Pearl Cochran. Gertie Boyce of Opequon visited the Perrys. Joe Roe and Walter Hamilton shared supper. Pearl Cochran with Roy Brill and Gladys Rosenberger visited Mrs. Ollie Taylor. Christian Endeavor meets at 7:30 with Mrs. Raymond Racey leader. Vivian Lamp hosted Eva and Bessie. Clifton Gough and Eva Mae Milhon visited Will Milhon. James Rosenberger’s guests included Ollie Taylor’s party from Opequon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant
Erma Whittington
West Virginia
Dorsey Ritter
Robert Knight
Warner Dyke
Cecil
Pearl Cochran
Moody Dyke
Reliance
Gertie Boyce
Opequon
John Perry
Joe Roe
Walter Hamilton
Clifton- Gough
Eva Mae
Winchester
Will Milhon
James Rosenberger
Ollie Taylor
Ada
Agnes
Lamp of Clearbrook and The Beer Garden Conversation
A domestic note mentions Miss Bessie Perry staying with Mrs. Ollie Taylor in Opequon. The piece muses on Yale’s beer garden idea and hints at a celebratory bowl scene with Eli Ales. It also prefaces a census prediction about the average woman’s age and imagines the census uncovering a bribery link to Secretary Fall in Ontario Free Press commentary.
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Lamp of
Clearbrook
Bessie Perry
Ollie Taylor
Opequon
Yale
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Timberville
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Rosa Lee Ott
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Moorefield
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Sperryville
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