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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1924
Page
6
Local society items record weddings engagements travels and visits in Middletown Ohio and surrounding towns. The news mentions Miss EB Pope and D D Norris marriage in Middletown and future Dayton home, plus numerous local residents visiting relatives attending church and social events at hotels and homes across the area.
Mrs T B Nininger Mr M Berginger and Dr Scott of Waynesboro Va arrive in Martinsburg for holidays Guests include Miss Myrtle Hudgins at her Martinsburg home West Germain street. A long line of travelers and locals are noted visiting relatives and returning to work in Baltimore Wheeling and Washington as the season ends.
Mr D H Tyler of Leesburg registered at the George Washington Hotel. Mr and Mrs R B Ludwig and Mr and Mrs H L Ludwig returned to Washington after visiting Rev and Mrs S R Ludwig at their National avenue home. Louis J Barr, engineer at Shenandoah Boxboard, resigns and will return to Washington tomorrow. Pauline McQuay of this city visits Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hepner in Woodstock. Cora McDonald left for a visit to Mr and Mrs Frank Gilhausen in Chillicothe Ohio.
Miss Helen Douglas of Harrisburg Pennsylvania, who has been the Christmas holiday guest of the Misses Jackson daughters of Mr A H Jackson, returned to her home this morning. Mr and Mrs W Adams and their little son have returned from a visit to relatives in South Boston Virginia.
Miss Hilda Miller of Opequon leaves today for Harpers Ferry to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Grim until Saturday. Mrs. Belle Tierney, previously staying with sister Mrs. Rose Snyder for Christmas, has returned to Baltimore.
Mrs. W. B. Davis of Washington arrived today at Glen Burnier, home of her mother Mrs. Nannie R. Glass, to attend Miss Glass’s dance and the Arthur Steck wedding.
Cumberland resident Mrs Q Bohrer arrives and plans a visit with Mrs F A Fawcett on South Kent street. Katherine and Ellen Baker host dinner at their parents home on Washington boulevard tonight.
The House Naval Affairs Committee held a stormy session on Navy needs and approved a motion to summon Secretary Wilbur on March 8 for recommendations. Chairman Butler said unofficial word suggested President Coolidge planned a conference within a year on naval disarmament. The measure split between pursuing a naval building program and correcting irregularities in the naval establishment.
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