Social and Personal notes briefed for daily society calendar
Social notices list a few local gatherings and personal milestones with names and events. The fragment mentions a luncheon, a birthday, and a church group meeting among familiar residents.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1930
Page
3
Social notices list a few local gatherings and personal milestones with names and events. The fragment mentions a luncheon, a birthday, and a church group meeting among familiar residents.
Thirteen Virginia Tech dances have been planned by sectional clubs in Blacksburg for the Christmas holidays. The Shenandoah Valley Club hosts two dances including the German at the Washington Hotel December 26 with Russ an musicians slated. Sectional events will be held in various Virginia towns and one in Washington DC.
The Charlottesville Progress notes Mrs George Kerr and Miss Margaret Kerr from Lynchburg travel to stay near her son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs Burton who have an apartment at the Lynchall. Mrs Kerr will be joined by Grace Kerr studying at Harrisonburg State Teachers College for Christmas.
Fort Loudoun Chapter of the D A R sells an attractive calendar for holiday season featuring sketches of Washington at Valley Forge the Pilgrims landing the Minute Men and more. Proceeds support the organization and calendars may be obtained from listed local members.
Mr Marcus Ritter of Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Mrs Ritter visit on Valley avenue for the holidays. Miss Virginia Huntsberry of the State Teachers College Harrisonburg spends the break with her family. Mrs Eugene Collins and son Delphin attend the funeral of Robert Shade in Siler and return with Miss Genev Collins. Eugene Davis shops in Front Royal. Frank Lovett travels to Harrisonburg with sister Ethel Lovett of Baltimore to visit the State Teachers College. Alfred Tucker of the United States Naval Academy is due to arrive for holidays.
A roundup of residents and guests visiting in Harrisonburg and nearby towns over the holidays. Names include Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Landers of Harrisonburg, Walter Anderson of Blacksburg, Mrs. LeVerne H. Clauser of Reading, Rev. and Mrs. Allen B. Jones, M. M. Carper of Blackstone, Miss Bernetta Ritter of Maryland, Miss Catherine Snider of Wardenaville, and Miss Lulu Mace of Philadelphia. Contributions from Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church noted.
Washington and area residents prepare for holiday visits as students from Washington Lee University Hampden Sydney Avett College and the University of Richmond plan arrivals. Families include Mr and Mrs E F Ashley traveling to Danville and Virginia Ashley joining them, Miss Sylvia Myers returning from Harrisonburg, and others visiting homes on Cecil Street and Berryville Pike.
Profit-taking and a government forecast for the 1931 grain crop pressured prices on the Chicago Board of Trade. July wheat corn and rye fell more than a cent, while March and May contracts showed mixed firmness.
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