Harriett Mitchell Weds Lieut P R Anderson in Washington
Miss Harriett Mitchell daughter of Mrs Frank lin Korrell married Lieut Paul R Anderson of the U S N son of Judge and Mrs George R Anderson of Jama coastal Washington at 130 o'clock yesterday at the residence on Massachusetts avenue Dr Herbert Scott Smith officiated with few family members present Bride wore old rose point lace gown with satin trains veil and cape brides attendant Miss Helen Smith wore pale green satin and carried chrysanthemums Best man was Lieut Philip Gallery After a small reception the couple left for a wedding trip and will reside in Norfolk before moving to the West Coast for their new post Following the ceremony Mrs Anderson wore a brown traveling suit with sable trim Also announced is the marriage of Miss Orpha H Wright to Mr Charles L Lockhart performed at First Brethren Church in Winchester The bride wore dark blue and the couple will reside in Greenwall Addition in Winchester Dr and Mrs B Mitchell Kniffit will spend Christmas in Newport News then return to Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Mitchell
Franklin Korrell
Paul R. Anderson
George R. Anderson
Jance . c
Ierell
Massachusetts Avenue
Washington
Herbert Scott Smith
St. Margaret's Church
Rose Point
Helen Smith
Philip Gallery
Annapolis
Mrs. Anderson
Liey St. Anderson
Norfolk
West Coast
Orpha H. Wright
George Wright
Shenandoah County
Charles L. Lockhart
A. W. Lockhart
Mountain Falls
Frederick County
Winchester
First Brethren Church
Berryville Avenue
E. J. Rohart
Isaiah D Wright
A. M. Cooper
Perry Wright
Loring Wright
James E. Keffer
Patrick Lockhart
Mary Stultz
Edna Spaid
Social Calendar of Church Groups and Clubs
Tuesday 7 30 p m Ladies Aid Society meeting at United Brethren Church on North Loudoun Street. 8 p m adult choir practice at First Baptist. Wednesday 12 45 p m Kiwanis Club luncheon. 6 41 p m young peoples choir practice at United Brethren. 7 p m young peoples choir at First Baptist. 8 p m Winchester Lodge Elks meeting. 8 15 p m adult choir practice at Grace Lutheran and rehearsal for Congregational Christian Church Christmas entertainment. Thursday 1 p m Rotary Club luncheon. Friday 12 30 p m American Legion Post weekly meeting and luncheon. 7 p m Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church young peoples choir practice and 7 30 p m Congregational Christian Church presents The Soldier of Bethlehem. Saturday 4 30 p m Christ Episcopal Church Christmas entertainment. Sunday 8 p m Round Hill Methodist Episcopal Church annual Christmas entertainment by Epworth League members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
United Brethren Church
Fred A. Robinson
Loudoun Street
Ge Baptist Church
Kiwanis Club
First Baptist Church
Winchester Lodge of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Congregational Christian Church
Rotary Club
Wekly
American Legion Post
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Soldier of Bethlehem
Christ ‘Episcopal Church
Round Hill Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Christmas Activities Planned by Girls' Association
The Girls' Athletic Association sets a second tea on Thursday December 21 at 5 30 PM at the club rooms. A committee led by Mrs Klena Hoshour will serve a menu and collect toys or hard candy for the District Nurse Association. A Christmas dance at Rouss Hall is planned for December 25 with sign ups via Miss Margaret Kelchner by December 23. tickets 150 per couple or 25 cents for a stag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Athletic Association
Klena Hoshour
Ruth Thomas
Marion Ewing
District Nurse Association
Thursay
Rouss Hall
Margaret
Kelchner
Miss Kelchner
Soddy" Haines
Christmas Entertainment At Burnt Factory Church
Burnt Factory Sunday School will present its annual Christmas entertainment on Christmas Eve at 7 30 in the Burnt Factory Church. The program promises delight and invites the public to attend. Dr and Mrs Paul Landis have returned to Norfolk Virginia with their daughter Mrs J A Hotinger and her grandchild who will visit for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnt Factory
Paul Landis
Norfolk
Staunton
J. A. Hotinger
Russia and United States thaw in Winchester club talks
Mrs Peery previews Russia's shift toward international recognition and non aggression pacts with England France Italy Poland Romania China Turkey and others. Miss Barr highlights Maxim Litvinoff as key diplomat shaping Russia Japan relations while Mrs Buchanan attends as guest of Kyoto university women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
American Association of Univermeeting
Bowie
Barerethur Robinson
South Stewart Gram
Russia
Alan Peery
United States
England
France
Italy
Poland
Romania
China
Turkey
Soviet Union
Vatican
Mussolini
Rome
Japan
Kerensky
Virginia Barr
Maxim Litvinoff
Siberia
Litvinoff
Finkelstein
Madame Litvinoff
Daniel C Buchanan
Kyoto
George Baetjer
Buchanan
Wellesley
American Association of University Women
University Students Leave for Christmas Holidays
University of Virginia students rush home to spend Christmas in Virginia and beyond as exams near completion. Term ends with early departures. students must return by January 3 or face penalties. The Church of Christ on West Cork Street hosts a Christmas program titled The Babe of Bethlehem featuring children and Bible School members, with junior performers providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Virginia
Virginia
Church of Christ
West Cork Street
Bible School
Joseph and
Mary
W. C. T. U. Plans Crusade Day Observance
The Women's Christian Temperance Union holds its December meeting at Handley Library Thursday at 3 PM. A special Crusade Day program, organized by the National WCTU, will be presented. Mrs. Don Mattison serves as local president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Handley Library
Don ‘Mattison
Capt and Mrs Macatee Sail For San Juan
Capt and Mrs C A Macatee will sail today from New York for their home in San Juan Porto Rico. Their daughters Mrs W G Olmstead Mrs Eliz abeth Poulton and their son Dr Henry Macatee accompanied them. Captain Macatee has been visiting since early summer with these family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macatee
San Juan
C. A. Macatee
W. G. Olmstead
Elizabeth Poulton
Front Royal
Henry Macatee
Washington
New York
Porto Rico
Edward Macatee
Blacksburg
Poulton
Hollins College
Griffith Jr. Shines in Haverford Literary Field
Local friends report Richard E. Griffith Jr a student at Haverford College is gaining recognition in literature He served as assistant editor of the Haverfordian and has been chosen book review editor and critic of drama and cinema He majors in English showing notable creative talent under Dr Edward D Snyder associate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Griffith, Jr
Cottage
Richard E. Griffith, Jr
Haverford College
Haverford
Mr. Griffith
Griffith
Haverfordian
Edward D. Snyder
Budget Committee Hearing at Hotel Commodore
At 10:30 the Budget Committee chaired by P. Guardia speaks at the Hotel Commodore. From 10:45 to 11:00 Matthew Woll of the American Federation of Labor discusses protest employment opportunities on WEAF 660 KC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mail Bo
WJZ
Philip A. Benson
Dime Savings Bank, of
Brooklyn
Sanders Shanks, Jr
Bond Buyer
Carl Shoup
Columbia University
Boake Carter
Philco News
Edgar Guest
Ed Wynn
WEAF
Ene Pearer
P. Rouardia
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Haverford Dean Praises Richard Griffith Writing
A Haverford College English professor lauds Richard Griffith in The Haverfordian calling his prose mature and readable. The professor notes Griffith’s clear thought and contrasts his work with typical undergraduate style. The piece highlights Griffiths articles including Feminism in the Theatre as standout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverford College
Griffith
Haverfordian
Richard Griffith
Allen Couple Visit Marshall Residents in City
Dr and Mrs J R Allen of Marshall were visitors in the city yesterday continuing on page eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Allen
Marshall
City
Potomac Valley Fruit Shipments Reach 1200 Carloads
The Cumberland division of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad moved about 1200 carloads of apples and peaches from Potomac Valley orchards including Paw Paw Romney Hancock and Martinsburg. Trucking reduced railroad volumes though hundreds of carloads were exported and much fruit remained in cold storage awaiting shipment, with much trade directed to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Potomac Valley
Paw Paw
Romney
Hancock
Martinsburg
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jaci Farsonaad Lge
P. R. Anderson
Orpha Wright
Mr. Lockhart
Mrs. Knight
Newport News
B. Mitchell Kniffit, Jr
West Leicester Street
Knight
Charles F. Gillet
Girls’ Association
Kauffmen’s
Kauffman School
Stephenson
Elizabeth McAboy
Carman Owens
Helen Carroll
Red Bud
Dora Waldeck
Waldeck
Willie Stone
Charles Boyd
Paul Behrens
The
Valley School
W. M Richards
Anerona Terrace
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
Kentucky
Tennessee
Huntsberry
Mrs. Peery and
Miss Barr
University Women
Potomac Edison
Masonic Temple
Hagerstown
Potomac Edison Company
Martinsburo
Frederick
Waynesboro
Bud and
Shorty Helm
Kenneth Sim
Allen Secore
Margaret Fox
Santa Claus
Anna Broy
Gretta Broy
Miss Anna Broy
R. Broy
G. R. Broy
J. T. Funk
Lee Brown
C. L. Funk
Virgie Orndorff
Eloise Greene
Gladys Orndorff
Evelyn Greene
Kathleen Hawes
Mildred Walker
Ada Hawes
Lucille Walker
Kathryn White
Anni Bray
Gretta Bray
Howard Kline
Marvin White
Aubrey Grim
Lucius Ritenour
Chamber Greene
Carlton Conner
Paul Ruffner
James Welsh
Willie Funk
George Showers
Henry Brown
Eral Huff
Margaret L
Hodgson
Philco
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Fane Federal Reserve System
Star Job Office
Everlasting
Wagner
N. Loudoun
Loudoun
Libby
Cranberry
Vida
VICKS
Commercial & Savings Bank
U. S. Postal Savings Depository
Winchester, Virginia
Warner
Capitol Theatre
Max Baer
Johnny
Tarzan) Weissmuller
Max
Spinet
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washington Hotel
IGG
Brooks
Norris
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Lovett Shoe
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