Baldwin Whitehurst Wedding At Norfolk Church
Elizabeth Irwin Baldwin daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Frederick Baldwin of Norfolk wed Stewart Reginald Whitehurst son of Mrs Whitehurst and the late Mr Stewart Judson Whitehurst in St Luke s Episcopal Church Norwich Virginia The Rt Rev Beverley Dandridge Tucker officiated The bride a Baldwin of Winchester wore ivory satin with lace and a lace train Her sister Kitty Baldwin was maid of honor and bridesmaids Misses Mary Cornelia Baldwin and Frances Stuart Baldwin wore organdy gowns The best man was Edward Whaley and ushers included Mr Charles Holmes Hix Jr and Mr J Hulme Taylor A small reception followed and the couple left for a northern honeymoon later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Rwin Baldwin
Robert
Frederick Balwin
Norfolk
Stewart Reginald Whitehurst
Whitehurst
Stewart Judson Whitehurst
City
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Beverley Dandridge Tucker
Virginia
Baldwin
John Baldwin Neill
Berryville
Clarke County
Kitty Baldwin
Mary Cornelia Baldwin
Frances Stuart Baldwin
Edward Whaley
Charles Holmes Hix, Jr
J. Hulme Taylor
Carter Coupland
Clairborne Coupland
Robert F. Baldwin, Jr
William Boykin Baldwin
Mrs. Whitehurst
Music lineups set for Apple Blossom Festival dances
Arrangements completed for two festival dances at the George Washington Hotel with Peck Mills Orchestra of Cumberland on night one and the Maryland Serenaders of Hagerstown on night two. The Shenandoah Serenaders of Winchester provide music at Jordan White Sulphur Springs Hotel both nights. Ballrooms will be festively decorated for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Hotel
Jordan White Sulphur Springs Hotel
Peck Mills’ Orchestra
Cumberland
George Washington
Maryland Serenaders
Hagerstown
Jordan Springs
Shenandoah Serenaders
Winchester
Sharp Williams Sharp to Wed MacDonald in Calcutta
Elizabeth Darragh Williams Sharp youngest daughter of Mrs Sharp and the late Mr William Sharp of New York will marry Neil Lewin MacDonald elder son of Mr and Mrs Thomas MacDonald of Taynuill Argyllshire Scotland. Miss Sharp a Foxcroft School graduate studied at Oxford. MacDonald class of 1924 at Oxford now with an importing firm in Calcutta. Wedding planned for late autumn or early winter in Calcutta where they will live for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
London
Elizabeth Darragh Williams Sharp
Sharp
William Willoughby Sharp
New York
Neil Lewin MacDonald
Thomas MacDonald
Taynuill
Argyllshire
Scotland
Foxcroft School
Middleburg
Loundoun County
Oxford
MacDonald
Calcutta
Many Notables To Attend Capital Horse Show
The National Capital Horse Show starts Thursday May 17 for a three day exhibition at the old Brad ley farm grounds Maryland opposite Congressional Country Club. Capt and Mrs George H Grimm greet guests on birth of son George Allen Grimm at Memorial Hospital fitting with local social life.
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Capital Horse Show
National Capital Horse Show
Virginia
Old Bradley Farm
Maryland
Congressional Country Club
Washington
United States
George Grimm
George H. Grimm
East Clifford Street
George Allen Grimm
Memorial Hospital
Elwood Grimm
Baltimore Garden Club Plans Virginia Valley Garden Tour
Mrs William Holland Wilmer of Baltimore organizes the May meeting of the Amateur Gardeners Club of Baltimore a motor trip to Virginia and the District of Columbia visiting noted gardens. Club president is Mrs Frank Benedict Ober. The tour likely includes Fairfax Loudoun Fauquier and Clarke counties historic gardens.
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Baltimore
Virginia Valley
William Holland Wilmer
Amateur ‘Gardeners’ Club
Virginia
District of Columbia
Frank Benedict Ober
Fairfax County
Loudoun
Fauquier
Clarke Counties
Aia
Mrs Woodrow Wilson Heads to Sweet Briar for College Visit
Mrs Woodrow Wilson widow of President Wilson travels from Washington through Virginia with Emily Newell Blair and other Democratic women figures. They were to be guests at Sweet Briar College hosted by Dr Meta Glass and to spend the weekend with Mrs Carter Glass before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Washington
Valley
Virginia
Woodrow Wilson
President Wilson
Emily Newell Blair
National Democratic Women’s Committee
Blair Banister
Democratic Women’s Committee
Miss Newell
Blair
J. M. Helm
Rear Admiral
Helm
Margaret Banister
Sweet Brier Alumnaeociation
Bus trip to Apple Blossom Festival revised date and details
The Young Women's Christian Association announces a new departure date for the Apple Blossom Festival bus trip to Winchester Virginia. The trip on Thursday May 3 will leave at 9 30 from Seventeenth and KK and return about 9 o clock in the evening. The route goes to Fairfax and back via Harpers Ferry with a 30 passenger limit and desk registrations. Miss Jane Patrick daughter of Captain and Mrs Patrick and festival princess designate will stay with Mr and Mrs Herbert Larrick during the festival after attending Goucher College Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Sunday Star
Young Women’s Christian Association
Winchester
Young Women’s’’ Christian Association
Seventeenth
Fairfax
Harpers Ferry
Jane Patrick
Visitors Arrive For Apple Festival Guests In town
Mr and Mrs E E Roberts of East Radford Virginia travel by car to visit Mrs Roberts sister in law and family, Mr and Mrs Alson S Hott, at 295 West Pall Mall Street, and will stay through the Apple Blossom Festival. Also accompanying them are Mrs L L Fansler Jr and daughter Roxe Fansler visiting with Mr and Mrs L L Fansler Sr of West Leicester Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Roberts
East Radford
Alson S. Hott
West Pall Mall Street
Robert
L. L. Fansler, Jr
Roxe
W C T U Changes Meeting Time For Apple Blossom Festival
The Women's Christian Temperance Union will meet at 3 p m Wednesday at Handley Library instead of Thursday, due to the Apple Blossom Festival. Members should note the change and submit reports if unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Handley Library
Roanoke Delegates Headed to Apple Blossom Festival
Miss Nell Crawford Miss Corinne Deverle and Miss Martha Frantz of Roanoke plan a Wednesday drive to Boyce Clarke county to be hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles W Gaunt during the Apple Blossom Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Nell Crawford
Corinne Deverle
Martha Frantz
Boyce
Clarke County
Charles W. Gaunt
Apple Blossom Festival Guests Headed to Winchester
A parade of visitors arrives in Winchester for the Apple Blossom Festival with leaders from Alexandria Washington and Baltimore among those noted. Mrs Travers and the Alexandria auxiliary president plans to bring fifty members. Miss Sanderson Danbury and Miss Keenan from Washington stay at George Washington Hotel. others from Johnstown Atlanta Dennison Massillon discuss festival visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odie Sanderson
Catherine Danbury
Maria Keenan
Washington, D. C
George Washington Hotel
Winchester
Funeral Services Held Here Sunday For Late Mrs. Barr
The funeral for Mrs. Julian Spurrer Barr wife of Louis J. Barr former city resident and longtime Washington resident was held at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev J Luther Neff conducted the service with a solo by Mrs Neff and two hymns. Interment was in Mount Hebron Cemetery with active pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named. The body arrived from Washington where she died of an unexpected heart attack shortly before noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Spurrer
Louis J. Barr
Washington
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Luther Neff
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Robert May
R. Frank Barr
Henry Whitacre
Frank Steele
Robert Barr
John H. Seal
William T. Barr
Winchester
George H. Eagle
John I. Sloat
Edwin M. Sartelle
Harry H. Willis
Hunter Davidson
John H. Seal, Jr
Barr
Enders
Berryville
Madison
Louis A. Barr
Ruth Barr Lewis
Sarah Barr Simpson
Robert Mayer
Virgil Gaines
Beverley May
Elsie May
Mabel Steele Parsons
William Bush
Lillian Spurr Brown
Frances Brown
Charles E. Heilmuller
Camille Graber
Sadie Bean
Scouts Sell Apple Festival Programs In Winchester
The Boy Scouts of Winchester Troop No 1 led by Scoutmaster Cooper and Troop No 3 led by Scoutmaster Hurst will exclusively sell the official Apple Blossom Festival programs. Prices drop to 10 cents from 25, with 10,000 copies printed by Office Supply Company. Scouts began sales today and report strong early interest.
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Boy Scouts of
Winchester
Cooper
Hurst
Office Supply
Newspaper Men Pay Fines For Child Labor Law
T B Boris and C E Evans representatives of the Washington Times circulation department were fined 15.25 each in police court for employing boys under twelve to distribute papers. Betsy Ross Case proprietors were dismissed on charges of employing women beyond ten hours per day. women could choose any ten hours. The child labor law bans under twelve from any work with permits for older ages issued by the Juvenile Court judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Boris
C. E. Evans
Washington
D. C
Betsy Ross
Worded Reflections on Opposition and Reconciliation
The note reflects on social friction across divides and the fragile path to harmony. It contrasts smooth relations on one side with hard, rarely mended issues when crossing into the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huxley
Parade of Buds Plans Complete for School Disbanding
Plans are complete for a parade of Buds from Berryville High to disband at Handley School. The Berryville group will march on Gerrard east to Brad dock then Braddock north. Boyce, Middletown, Stephens City, Gore and small schools will follow similar Gerrard to Stewart/Braddock/Washington routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Handley School
Berryville
Gerrard Street
Braddock
Boyce
Gerrard
Washington
Middletown
Stephens City
Stewart Streets
Gore
Mnarch
Stewart
Capt Frank Wray Visits Berryville on Business
Capt Frank Wray of Berryville was in town Saturday on business for an undisclosed matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wray
Berryville
Plainfield Guests Stay at Hotel Jack in Detroit Visit
Mr. Frank Beck returns from Detroit where he spent time. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Jacob and Mrs. C. E. Cowe of Plainfield New Jersey are guests at Hotel Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beck
Detroit
Mich
Charles W. Jacob
C.E. Cowe
Plainfield, N. J
Jack
Grandstand Tickets For Apple Blossom Festival On Sale
Tickets are available at the festival headquarters in the George Washington Hotel. Grandstand admission costs 50 cents, with boxes for six priced at 5 dollars. No grounds admission is charged Friday afternoon. tickets needed for grandstand entry after the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Festival Headquart
George Washington Hotel
Piccadilly Street
Weather of Week to Be Mostly Fair and Warmer
The Weather Bureau outlook for the week forecasts mostly fair conditions for the North and Middle Atlantic States with scattered showers midweek and again on Saturday. Temperatures start moderate and rise to warmer levels in the middle and latter parts of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Weather Bureau
North
Middle Atlantic
Lindbergh Makes Final Flight Of Spirit Of St Louis
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh piloted the Spirit of St. Louis from Lambert Field at 9 am bound for Washington The plane will be housed at the Smithsonian Institution as part of a history making air craft exhibit in the nation capital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis Mo
Charles A. Lindbergh
Spirit of
Disputes Rise Over State Delegates Ahead of Conventions
As national conventions near, rival presidential candidates dispute a growing share of party delegates. Republicans have 707 of 1,089 with 545 needed to nominate, Democrats 644 of 1,100 with two thirds of 738.5 required. Numerous claims and unclaimed delegates are listed for Hoover Lowden Curtis Morris Borah and Smith Reed Pomerene George Ayres Stitchcock and others.
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Washington
Kansas City
Hoover
Lowden
Curtis
Morris
Borah
Connecticut
Delaware
Illinois
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Smith
Reed
Pomerene
George
Woman Congress Member Opposes McNary Haugen Bill
Mrs Edith I Rogers Republican representative from Massachusetts declares opposition to the McNary Haugen farm relief bill especially the equalization fee for imported agricultural products She warns broadened application could target cotton imports from Egypt China or Peru and raise raw material costs harming New England industry and cotton markets
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edith i. Rogers
Congress
Massachusetts
McNary-Haugen
Egypt
China
Peru
New England
Bremen Crew Returns to Rousing Welcome at City Hall
Tens of thousands gathered at the Battery and City Hall to greet the Bremen crew returning from Europe. Mayor Walker welcomed them while wives of Fitzmaurice and Koehl, plus the major’s daughter Patsy, watched eagerly. The women praised the aviators and joked about flying back with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ach Himmel
Baron Huenfeld
Kohl
City Hall
Fitzmaurice
Koehl
Patsy
Freurope
Europe
Bremen
Stricken Woman Is Laid To Rest After Church Service
An obituary notes a woman who faced hardship with fortitude and died peacefully after attending church. Her life of sympathetic service earned affectionate and enduring memories from her children and grandchildren.
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Elizabeth Irwin Baldwin
8. W. Whitehurst
United States Naval Academy
Louis M. Nulton
Nurton
Battleship Division
United States Fleet
Naval Academy
Wilbur
Worden Field
Sydney K. Evans
Academy
Admiral Nultons
West Point
Annapolis
Mi Ipmen
Midshipmen
G. H. Bosher
Garden Club
Cincinnati
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Kentmere
Rose McDonald
Garden Club of America
Ohio
Dayton
Charleston
W. Va
Gilpin
Miss McDonald
Linton
Martinsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Garden Club of
Charleston Club
Red Cross
Huntsberry
Reig Sie
Elizabeth Sharp
Neil MacDonald
Sweet Brier
Washington Y. W. C
Miss Patrick
Mrs. Patrick
Firemen’s Auxiliary
Helen Price
Johnstown
Mrs. L. M. Allen
Charles Beck
Atlanta, Ga
George Bowly
Nancy Devereux Bowly
Charles L. Bowly
Atlanta
John Enders
Elizabeth Richard
Mrs. Bruce
Massillon
Thomas Parlett
W. C. Ritter
Jessie Hicks
Dennison ,Ohio
Mr. Charles Bowley
South
Mrs. Bowly
Mary Potter
Alexander Barrie
Atlantic City
N. J
Edward Stuart
Cumberland, Mid
Ernest Grayson
MB Keete Besner
Little Mics
Marguerite Besner
B. F. Taylor
Mrs. Barr
Apple Festival
Henry Clay
American Magazine
Associated Press
Lindy
Ayres
Kansas
Stitchcock
Nebraska
Arkansas
William Fox
ARME
Dolores del Rio
Victor McLaglen
X-Ra
Ovett Bro
Lions Club
Paris
Lola
Woodbury’s
Pinkham’s
Wampoles C. L
N. Main Street
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