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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1941

Page

10

Social and Personal News and Society Announcements

Weekly meetings are noted for Winchester Aerie No. 824 Fraternal Order of Eagles and the Rebekah Association. A long list follows of guests and relatives visiting or entertaining in Winchester Arlington Baltimore Washington Charleston and other locations with notes on anniversaries weddings travel and new music instructor appointment for the Tri City Adult Education program.

Winchester Aerie No Order of Eagles N. Loudoun Rebekah Association Odd Fellows

Miss Mildred Golladay Weds Mr. Henry Grandstaff

The marriage of Mildred Louise Golladay and Henry M. Grandstaff took place Saturday at the First Brethren Church parsonage. The groom is stationed at Fort Benning Georgia and the couple will tour the South before settling.

Mildred Golladay Henry Grandstaff W. H. Golladay Woodland Avenue Mildred Louise Henry M. Grandstaff Thomas L. Grandstaff Palmyra First Brethren Church Paul E. Dick Gini Benning, Ga Oscar Nebel Company

Carpenter Family Announces Frances I Carpenter Engagement

Mr and Mrs D A Carpenter of East Pall Mall announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Frances I Carpenter to Mr Thomas K Cochran son of Mr and Mrs Fred Cochran of this city The announcement was made at an informal Christmas day reception at the brides parents home The wedding will be in the near future

Chrismore D. A. Carpenter Pearl E. Crismore East Palm Mall Street Harold W. Cobert Charles Town J. H. Buddenhagen East Pall Mall Street Frances I. Carpenter Thomas K. Cochran Fred Cochran Near Slutre Anne Meade Thomas B.meade Norfolk Clarke

Wedding at Hagerstown and dance reservations at George Washington Hotel

The list of guests for the George Washington Hotel dance includes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Armstrong Dr and Mrs James Miller and many others. Mrs Virginia Royston daughter of Mrs Laura Yeakley of Berryville wed Elwood Elyett son of W R Elyett of Wadesville at 4 PM in Hagerstown with Rev F L Coleman officiating. The Hope of Martinsburg attended. couple to live near Wadesville after January 1. Mrs Ethel M Slonaker and sons Lynn and Gordon returned home from Christmas with L J Spaid family in Berryville.

George Washington Hotel Frank Armstrong James Miller J. M. Steck, Jr Harry Benham Peggy Sullivan Jim March Harry Fowle Howard, Lewis Douglas Allen Brad Beverley William Bell Robert Boyd Bruce Nelson Eli Edmund Bradfield H. R. Kern, Jr William Harris Ralph Hardy H. B. McCormac, Jr Margaret Clark Charles Geyser Joseph Thomas Joseph Schroth Paul Rosenberger Berry Grove Don Eyster J. Eyster Richard Veitel Walter Nevel Pat Barr Grant Pollack Richard Lewis Dick Wheeler Lloyd Carper E. Ogden Driggs Virginia Royston Laura Yeakley Berryville Elwood Elyett W. R. Elyett Wadesville Hagerstown F. L. Coleman Harold Hope Martinsburg Ethel M. Slonaker Lynn and Gordon L. J. Spaid East Piccadilly Street

Color Rinses After Shampoo For Hair Color Enhancement

The piece notes a surge in post shampoo rinses used by many women to alter or enrich hair color. Vinegar rinses are common for shine and softness, with henna and camomile offered for auburn tones or depth. Peroxide aids blondes, while some avoid vinegar for stronger finger waves. Careful shampooing is essential to prevent soap scum from blocking color effects.

Several LocalResidents Spend Holidays and Furloughs

Dr E W Miller of North Brad dock street shows slow improvement after confinement at home. Pvt Joseph Thomas arrived from South Carolina to spend furlough with his parents. Mrs Alma Anderson of Alexandria visited her mother in Gerrard street. Miss Alice McCormick of Danville vacationed with her parents. The Pifer family of Stephens City spent holidays in Newport News with relatives. Pvt Harry Mills returned to camp after furlough with his sister on Highland avenue. Mrs Virginia Haymaker and Mrs Goldie Miller traveled home after visiting grandparents in Hagerstown. Numerous local friends and relatives hosted holiday gatherings at homes on Latane street Cameron Street and in Charles Town.

Pvt Joseph Thomas South Carolina Mrs. Y. Thomas Alma Anderson Alexandria Harvey Ritter Gerrard Street Harry Mills Camp Mrs. Buhl Miller Highland Avenue Virginia Haymaker Goldie Miller Hagerstown Miss Miller R. M. Mills

Modern Etiquette Answers on Seating and Dining

A guide notes good breeding by offering a seat to a woman though the custom is waning. It advises answering hostess questions about food preferences directly. It recommends typewriting for job applications when feasible.

Hunt Club Social Notes and Local Arrivals

Archie Randolph and others attend a hunt breakfast hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Lloyd. Miss Margaret Della Meade heads to Washington for the week, with several social guests and local residents traveling for holidays and gatherings.

Archie Randolph Freddy Warburg Paul Melton Chris Greer Warden Lee Stacy Lloyd

Birth notice from Memorial Hospital yesterday

A birth announcement reports the arrival of a son at Memorial Hospital yesterday. The brief item records the newborn and hospital location with no additional details.

Memorial Hospital

Civic League Postponed to January 9 Meeting

The Civic League regular meeting is postponed from Friday January 2 to January 9. The Girls Athletic Association January business meeting is moved to Thursday January 8 at 3 o clock in club rooms 129 South Loudoun Street.

Civic League Girls Athletic Association Clb South Loudoun Street O'Clok

Millwood Social Events Gather at Scabby and Redgate

Millwood Virginia hosts a paper chase and tea at Scabby in honor of Miss Avia Banks Sylvia Mitchell and Pegey Beadleston with many guests including Alice Winslow Jackie Winslow Virginia Watkins Anne Meade Vieda Boy Ed Mary Dougherty Della Meade and others. Edward Jenkins hosts dinner at Redgate for Kenneth Gilpin and George Aldrich house guests. Blue Ridge Hunt Club met at Carter Hall with attendees from local and neighboring hunts.

Beverley Mason Jr Washington Henry Lewis New York Henry Mitchel A. R. Dunning Alice Jackie Winslow Isabell Lee Anne Meade Della Meade Virginia Watkins Vieda Samuel Burch Eloise Page Agnes Mitchell Messrs Everard Meade Tom Meade Bill Clagett Millwood Tyson Kenneth Gilpin Avia Banks Sylvia Mitchell Pegey Beadleston Vieda Boy-Ed Mary Dougherty Everard K. Meade Graham Dougherty Geo. Fox Tom H. B. Meade Sidney Read Edward Collier Mr. . Lockwood Edward Jenkins Redgate Kenneth N. Gilpin Mrs George Aldrich Blue Ridge Hunt Club Carter Hall William B. Watkins George Greenhalgh, Jr George Greenhalgh Ewart Johnston Tyson Gilpin Roland Mitchell Henry Mitchell Stacy Lloyd William B. Watkins, Jr Alex Mackay Smith Walter Lee Edward Jacobs Winthrop Cary Jackson Duncan Reid

Berryville Social Events Close of Year Gatherings

The Henry Kefoots and their children Henry Jr and Bettie visited Miss S. B. Crown at Woodlawn and the Albert Mullers returned to West Point Va. after weekend in Berryville. Robert Dannell resumed as local C and P Telephone manager after Christmas in Orange. Mortons Mumma and family traveled to Arlington to visit Lieut. Com. Alfred Mumma. The Aylors and daughter Roberta Aylor left Berryville after visiting Mrs. Wayne Lewis.

Berryvlle Henry Kefoots Henry, Jr Bettie Arlington S. B. Crown Woodlawn Albert Mullers Miss Crown West Point Robert Dannell The C. and P. Telephone Orange Morton C. Mumma, Jr Morton Tit Ann Alfred Mumma F. L. Aylors Roberta Aylor Berryville Wayne Lewis

Berryville Socials and Visits Over Christmas Holidays

Mr and Mrs H B Harris and Miss Virginia Leigh Harris spent Sunday visiting friends in Washington and Arlington. Several local guests attended a Friday night event in Berryville with many named attendees. Further visits include Mr and Mrs Tom Jones hosting E L Peters and family, Miss Elinor Webb and Katherine Page, and Miss Kitty MacDonald returning to Washington after Christmas holidays. Continuous notes mention travel between Berryville and Washington D C and St Louis Mo.

H. B. Harris Virginia Leigh Harris Washington, D. C Arlington Berryville Nhe One Aeroes Nan Wacken Little Elmington Hobson McGehee Sawary Williams Percy Randolph R. S. Blackburn Smith James Riddle E. L. Tessier Joel D. Griffing Samuel Chew Williams Herbert Whiting Morton C. Mumma, Jr Bayard Stevens Charles McIntosh Rose MacDonald Annie Moore Annie Stribling Kitty McDonald Nancy Stevens Margaretta Whiting Jean Randolph Emily MacCormick Jack Stribling Beverley Randolph Clifford Luke Philips Lee Beverley Whiting Ned Lewis Katherine Page Virginia Page Kate Powers

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kiwanis Club John W. Hawkins Boyce George W. Ritter Harvey E. Ritter East Gerrard Street Mrs. O’rear New Home Dayton O'Rear Winchester W. T. O’rear Cecil O’rear Emmert Dettra Rosaline John Emmett Glenn O’rear John Wilson Milton O'Rear Miss Williams Snikey Carter Williams Philip Williams Charleston S. C Serena Aiken Simons Vassar College Miss Simons Shipley School Philadelphia Dorothy Larrick C. M. Beach Leaksville N. C Emory Warrick National Avenue Tri-City Miss Larrick Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Dayton Horace W. Johnson Kenneth Armstrong Baltimore Tan MacCallum Crawford John Spencer Heath Mr. MacCallum John MacCallum Tillie Chaplin North Loudoun Street Salem, Va Irene Sylvia R. T. Willey Georgetown Del Alson Hott Paul Gardner Harrisonburg Glenn Miller Dayton, Va Gardner Edward Thomas Clark, Jr E. T. Clark Robert Chaplin Carl Chaplin George Chaplin Lexington D. O. Coffelt F. M. Coffelt Jack G. O. Coffelt L. M. Coffelt W. C. Pur Doyle Jean Betty Allen Riene Newcome Donald Coffelt Miss Roberta Stelle Reliance Mr. Stelle J. P. Keen J. Paul Keen Summit Point Sinday Keen H. LoKeen Minnie Keen Delaware Harry McCann J. P. Keen, Jr Ohio State University Bary Stuart Keen University of W. Va Nancy Lee Keen FE. H. Caricose M. H. Supinger City Supingers Owen Bricker Elizabethtown Mrs. Larrick Clint Larrick Chambersville Hubert Smedley Patsy Ernest Smedley Front Royal Leslie Larrick Bobby Helen Whitacre Robert Whitacre Elmer Fletcher Virginia Newlin Wilbur Larrick White Hall Brooks Miss Carpenter Mr. Thomas Cochran Dane Royston Elyett the Food Center VEAL Morrell Majestic van Camp Maceroni Ocean &Gray Brand Crane RH RINSO Florida Tbs N. Loudoun St Vanity Fair Huntsberry Pner P Company Helen Follett Carole Landis E. W. Miller North Braddock Street Alice McCormick Danville A. H. McCormick C. E. Pifer Stephens City Newport News Earl A. Pifer Bud Miller Webber and Richard Mills Robert Mills Pauline Fletcher Charles Fletcher Harrisburg Luther Shutts Latane Street Hardy Yeakley George Yeakley Ray Hicks James Dix D. H. Sencindiver David, Jr John Sencindiver Dorothy Sencindiver James and Iva Yeakley William H. Redmer Haddon Height N. J Silvia Swartz South Cameron Street H. B. Garber Glenn Patricia Ann Garland Peck Leslie Alger George Cross Amherst Street Margaret Della Meade Mr. George Fox Mr. Lockwood Louis B. Meade, Jr Fort Meade S. D Louis B. Meade David Donovan Buffalo, N. Y A. A. Baldwin Dunridge N. Burwell Jones Thomas A. Hurney Bowling Field Hurney Eleanor Ford Lieut. Bullwinkle Fort Brave Nive Underwood Loudoun St Davis Cleaners N. Braddock St Lovett Brothers Lloyd Parker L. A. Parker Baptist Parsonage Tom Jones E. L. Peters Howard O'Fallon Mary O’fallon St. Louis Elinor Webb Audley Farm Kitty MacDonald H. H. Burks Hunter and Craighill Burks Burks Camellias SWEET Cc. B. Smalts and Son National Ave Lucretia Cy Yd the Commercial & Savings Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation St. Mary’s Moling & Cather Ice Nember Order OF the Golden Rule
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