Local Social Notes Tell of Travel and Family News
Mrs Charles Latham Jett left yesterday for Washington to visit her son and attend Fires bens D W Berry. Her little grandson John Latham Berry was born recently in Celumbia Hospital. Mrs Berry, formerly Miss Katharine Latham, is a graduate of Hampden Sydney and Virginia University and works in a government bureau legal department. Mr Grover Henshall and Miss Grove announce their marriage to Mr Ward Grove, son of Mr ward Grove, a well known author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Latham
Washington
W. Berry
John Latham Berry
Celumtia
Berry
Katharine “Latham
Par. Berry
Huw
University of Virgginia
Grover. Henshall
Miss Grove
Winchester and
Frederick
Sarah Emily Gro
Ward Grove
Shall
arshall-Tyndall
Charles Joyes Tyndall
Memphis
Tenni
Noyes Tyndall
Peyt * Ealin Marshall
Winchester
Iember
Marshall
Aranall
William ‘Carshall
Tyn- 1Ig
Robert H. Lewis
Pneneateke
Rebecca Lewis
Wedding at 2 30 Saturday in Washington
The ceremony took place at 2 30 PM on Saturday in Washington at the home of the bride’s brother and widower in Northwest at 1322 Massachusetts Avenue. Rev Charles Stouffer of the Christian Church officiated. The bride wore a red suit in dark blue with hat and roses. The article notes the groom and families and mentions Winchester and the auto industry.
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Jane Plas
Washington
Jand
Lovell Grové
Massachusetts Aveue
Borthwest
Charles Stouffer
Christian Church
Mies
Henshall
Frederick
Anutomode’ Industry
Winchester
Pappas welcomed with birth of baby daughter
Mr. and Mrs. John Pappas of South Market Street celebrate the arrival of a baby girl at Memorial Hospital. Friends offer congratulations as invitations go out for upcoming weddings and announcements include the Tyndall Marshall engagement and other local nuptials.
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John Pappas
Davis Family Notes and Local Social Events
The fragment describes Mr. Davis building life since infancy, his piano talent and Chicago conservatory training, Mrs. Davis leading dances with 40 ladies, and Mr. Adey’s improving health. It mentions the Casselman family attendance at a Rennie Twooklyn event, a Thanksgiving gathering at Pierpont Davenport’s home, and church union activities.
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J No
West Clifforr
Davis
Smusic
Tarechicago Conservatory
Iia ‘Bility
Adey
Hyman
Rennie Twooklyn
Soma
Wasselman
Philip
Cabselthan
Rth
Ene Casselnon
Ar- Timah
Sore Geery
Personal News Notes From Washington Area
A roundup of social visits and travels includes Miss Katherine Baker and Miss Ellen Baker returning to Holton Arms in Washington for school. Miss Grace Rosenberger visiting in Winchester. Mrs. Mosby visiting New York and returning with her sister Mrs. Melton. Dr. and Mrs. Lineweaver and other local residents arriving home after trips to New York, Baltimore, and Staunton.
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Katherine
Ellen Baker
Holton Arms
Washington
Gladys Ely
Mary Baldwin
EB. C. Stuart
Stuart Hall
Staunton, Va
Mosby
Tennessee
Wilger
Coleman
New York
Charles L Melton
Front Royal
Memorial Hospital
Elmer Steele
Stevens City
Walter Ineweaver
Pomoninirs
Frances Lineweaver
Columbia Universitn
George Bryan Conrad
Hunter McGuire
Madison Barracks
Unclear text fragment on contracts and concessions
The readable portion mentions terms of work between parties, a meeting arranged to discuss concessions in Colombia, and references to contract figures and percentages. Names and precise details are incomplete due to OCR damage.
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Orhes
Pital
Espina
Colombia
Withompson
Hompson
Mohan Bartr
City Wins Permit for Filling Stall on Braddock Street
Court decree grants Gas and Oil Supply a permit to erect a filling stall on Braddock Street in Winches City. The mandamus suit was dismissed by Judge Whiting after Attorney Barton indicated the Standard company plans to appeal to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winches City
Hey Company
Braddock Street
Barton
Cornel
Standard Company
Supreme Court
Whiting
New Beauty Shop To Open Near Washington Hotel
A new beauty shop employing the Harper method opens under Mrs Theresa On in charge with Mrs Bailey completing the Harper course. The venture, linked to over four hundred shops worldwide, is expected to succeed and is located in the basement near Piccadilly street side of the Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Theresa On
Bailey
C. T
Owen
Winchester
Harper
Piccadilly Street
Washington Hotel
Illiterate Moro Plays Chess at City Meeting
A fragmented report notes an illiterate Moro who can tourist playing chess and pressing for surprise. The fragment cites a mention at the top of Ville Courier Journal with unclear context and wording.
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Ville
Courier-Journal
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