Social and Personal notes from Sunday dinner guests
A long list of visitors and residents attend Apple Blossom Festival gatherings in Winchester. Among those mentioned are Mr. and Mrs. H Ritter Lyn Carroll Kathaleen and Eisie Cadwallader of Berryville. J H Robertson and guests from New York. Mrs. Krebs of Philadelphia. many other relatives and friends from Washington Baltimore Philadelphia Martinsburg Harpers Ferry Cumberland Staunton and beyond. Local hosts include Mrs. F T McFaden and Mrs. J W Shane with numerous kin and festival attendees in Winchester and Stephens City Maryland and Virginia locations.
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Lohr Clevenger En
Gertrude
Louise Clevenger
Winchester
George Hy, Miller
George ’R. Miller
Red Bud
Simon Lin
Stephenson
Murray A. MacDonald
New York
J. and H. Goodwin, Ltd
Harry K. Barr
Barr Shipping, Corporation
J. H. Robertson
West Cork Street
Robertson
J. H. Goodwin
F. Lewis Marshall
Washington
Harry H. Baker
Randolph Williams
Richmond
Festival Guests Listed for Washington DC and Virginia Attendees
Miss Elisabeth Lewis of Washington DC and Mr James N Frye of Gore VA join Miss Gertrude Schneider as festival guests. Couples and singles from Maryland West Virginia and Virginia attend as guests of local residents including Mr and Mrs Malcolm and Mrs Sherwood Barton MD and Miss Dorothy McCann hostesses with several other named guests and a UVA student guest.
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Va Leith
Mr. Baldwin
Washington
Corrie Leith
Mindleburg
Fred Stryker
Dorothy Swimley
Hagerstown, Md
Homer EB. Guyer
J. R.crown
Harrisonburg, Va
Douglas Barnett
East Piccadilly Street
Miss Patrick
Westernport, Md
Fort Loudoun Seminary
John Lamb
Elisabeth Lewis
Washington, D. C
James N. Frye
Gore, Va
Gertrude Schneider
Malcolm
Sherwood
Barton, Md
Martha Walker
Ann Mary Shade
Martinsburg
W. Va
and —" Brown
Betty Wagaman
Hagerstown
Ann Gilpin
Rockville
Dorothy McCann
Mr. Carroll
Tuck
Danville, Va
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Keister Adams
Convict Steals Diamond Ring From Mrs Byrd Recovered in Penitentiary
A diamond ring belonging to Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd, mother of Gov Byrd and Commander Richard Evelyn Byrd Jr., stolen from her room in the executive mansion in Richmond is recovered today in the Virginia Penitentiary. The ring and other items were taken by John Jackson, a convict.
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Richmond
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Gov. Byrd
Richard B. Evelyn Byrd, Jr
Executive
Virginia
John Jackson
Divorce Suit Opened In Frederick County Virginia Court
Emma L. Hill seeks an absolute divorce from J. M. Lowry Hill on desertion for over three years. The case requires appearance within ten days and weekly notice in the Evening Star Winchester Virginia, with posting at the county courthouse by May 2, 1927.
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Circuit Court
County OF
Frederick
Emma L. Hill
J. M. Lowry Hill
Virginia
Evening Star
Winchester
C. C. Brannon
Convict Transfers After Theft Ring Tied to Inmate
The capitol gang case links thefts to a prisoner who was moved to a road camp today as investigators traced the crimes to him and another convict in the penitentiary.
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Capitol
Penitentiary
Jackson
Blood Stained Pillow Shown In Snyder Murder Trial
In Queens County Court House on April 27 the blood stained pillow used to suffocate Albert Snyder was displayed to the jury. Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray faced the evidence suite including binding towels a neck tie a rope and a chloroform soaked pad. Gray’s confession stated Mrs. Snyder driven by love urged him to kill her husband and described a hypnotic trance during the deed.
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Associated Press
Queens County Court House
N. Y
Albert Snyder
Snyder
Ruth Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Yong Abe
Gray
Flooded Delta Struggles as Refugees Multiply
The flood pushes 8,000 refugees to levees and 3,000 marooned in lowlands while towns like Calion and Gorham face widening inundation. Red Cross dispatches barges and supplies as Greenville reports improving conditions and rescue fleets move steady.
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Red Cross
Quachita
el Dorado
Calion
Mississippi Delta
Yazoo
Rolled Ford
Greenville
Stringtown
Planttaion
Mississippi
Gorham
Ill
The
Red Cross Relief Agency
Memphis
Thrift Rules and Modern Girls Say Ring Beats Phone
A Sarnia Ontario Observer quote urges thrift by keeping yearnings within earnings. A Dayton Ohio Daily News line notes the modern girl values a ring on the finger over a dozen on the phone.
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Sarnia
Dayton
Ohio
Daily News
British Business Delegation Sail To Virginia Tour
A twelve member British Chambers of Commerce delegation sails from England to Virginia to tour the state as guests of Virginia officials. Gen Samuel G Waller will serve as the governor's representative in entertaining the visitors with Maj LeRoy Hodges directing Virginia arrangements. The group plans to meet in Washington May 10 11 before proceeding to Virginia with arrival in New York May 6 for a greeting by Gen Waller and the Virginia delegation.
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Richmond
Gov. Byrd
England
Association of British Chambers of Commerce
Virginia
Gilbert C. Wyle
United States Chamber of Commerce
Virginia Gretings
Association
Robert B. Dunwoody
Federation of British Industries
Chamber of Shipping
United Kingdom
Parteis
Washington
Ireland
Mathew Cassin
National University College of Dublin
Irish Free State
Byrd
Samuel G. Waller
Front Royal
Waller
Ninety-first Infantry
Virginia National Guard
Hampton Roads
Hodges
Maj
LeRoy Hodges
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Gov
Virginia Chamber of Commerce
Major Hodges
Bird River Duke Wins Luray Puppy Trial Honors
The Page Valley Field Trial Club held its spring puppy trial in Luray on April 26 with Bird River Duke from Bird River Kennels Washington owned by Mrs. Doyle Baltimore taking first. Little Liza Jane owned by E R Colbert Jr Fredericksburg placed second and Whiskaway Brownie owned by Dr George L Long Luray took third. Judges were W G Hundley Callands Va and Mathew Trimble Kensington Md. Officers elected included Leslie D Kline Winchester president and E C Berrey Luray treasurer. Steps to modify rules for open state entries were begun.
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W. G. Hundley
Callands
Mathew Trimble
Kensington
Leslie D. Kline
Winchester
George F. Pollock
Washington and Luray
Joseph Crenshaw
Richmond
Geo. L
Parade of Blossoms Delights Valley Town
Crowds flood Winchester for the Parade of Blossoms with 6 000 to 7 000 children in white and blossom décor led by the Navy Band. Queen Shenandoah IV to be crowned with a tiara by Hanford MacNider as pageants, concerts, and a ball cap the festival. Visitors arrive from Virginia, Maryland, and beyond as hotels fill and streets bustle through the afternoon.
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Valley of Virginia
Cameron Street
City Hall
Navy Band
Piccadilly Street
Loudoun
Cork
Braddock
Piccadilly
Washington
Cork Street
Kerr Seiser
Mandley
Hdna Bighmey
Handley High School
United States Navy Band
Charles Benter
Kentmere
Lawrence D. Tyson
Tennessee
Hanford MacNider
Princess Frederick
Mary Elizabeth Smith
Fort Loudoun
John W. Nail
Fair Grounds
Winchester Fair Grounds
Lieut
Benter
Acca Temple Shriners
Richmond
Gold Room
George Washington Hotel
Shenandoah
Winchester
Virginia
Warrenton
Riverton
Strasby
Frederick
Martinsburg
Town
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Lynchburg
Norfolk
Beveridge Dies Suddenly of Heart Trouble
INDIANAPOLIS April 27 Albert Jeremiah Beveridge statesman orator and author died suddenly of heart disease this morning. He was conscious to the end, died at 64 after a two week illness, and was known as the boy orator in the Senate after election in 1899 and reelection in 1905.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Albert ‘Jeremiah Beveridge
United States Teaant
Beveridge
Senate
Beveridge Biography Tied to John Marshall in Winchester Visit
Biographer Beveridge worked on a John Marshall biography while in Virginia and received valued help examining old records from Capt. Robert Y. Conrad, a local attorney, during his Winchester stay.
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Beveridge
John Marshall
The
United States
Virginia
Marshall
Winchester
Robert Y. Conrad
The Cynical Boarder and Pass the Buck Dinner Incident
The Cynical Boarder notes his landlady grew displeased after serving lamb for dinner and his request to pass the buck. Helium gas has other uses beyond lifting airships and has seen marked success as an anesthetic.
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J. Wilmer Benjamin
Greenbrier Military Academy
Lewis Dury
Robert Chamberlin
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Daniel Metz
Loudoun Street
Emma Lewis
Mamie Lewis
William Breckenridge
Grace E. Miller
Russell Miller
Shepherds College
Shepherdstown
W. A. Brooks
Richard B. Brown
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Janet Taylor
Polly Zimmer
Petersburg
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Harry Cook
Mount Vernon, N. Y
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Garfield Sherer
Clifford Bockey
Harrisburg
W. H. Shryock
Mansfield, Ohio
Mr. Grove
Mansfield
Elizabeth Shryock
Stephens City
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Edna Sherman
Leah Pombrantz
Frank Lovett
C. R. Trussell
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Pittsburgh
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Alexandria, Va
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Robert Watson
Staunton, Va
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Alfred Hale
Corning, N. Y
Larry C. Funk
J. S. Collins
G. L. Hayne
Louie Carter
Wadesville
F. H. Burton
New York City
Rose Snyder
Burton
May Lanis
Mt. Jackson
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Ruth Fleming
Hattie Hall
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Fairmont
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North Cameron Street
John Bears
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North Kent Street
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Lancaster, Pa
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Henry Skudowitz
Frederick, Md
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South Loudoun Street
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Robert Heiser
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South Braddock Street
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Charles Town
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Huntsberry
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Ann Jett
Roanoke, Va
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