Twelfth Night Ball guests to impersonate ancestors at Berryville
Miss Rose MacDonald announced the January 6Twelfth Night Ball will feature attendees in colonial costume representing ancestors. Names include Anne McCormick Martha Washington Mrs John B Neill and Mrs Washington B Grove among many others with social events surrounding, dinners and bridge hosted by local families.
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Rose MacDonald
Miss MacDonald
Anne McCormick
John McCormick
Nannie Thomas
Martha Dandridge
Martha Washington
John B. Neill
Kitts
Llangollen
Mary Thomson
Roxanna Stuart McIlhaney
J. D. Griffing
Anne LaRue
Washington B. Grove
Agnes McGregor
Emily Powers
Elizabeth Mackey
8. C. Williams
Margaret Skipwith
Lorenzo Lewis
Betty Lewis
Gen. Washington
Fielding Lewis
R. J. Lewis
Mary Ball
Washington
C. C. Lewis
Sara Coxe
Philadelphia
Harry F. Byrd
George Washington
J. D. Griffith
E. C. Luke
New York
Annie Moore
Baldwin Neill
Frank V. Tilford
Mary Scott Thomson
Samuel Chew Williams
Margaret Tierney
Powhatan
W. Va
William B. Clagett
Clarke County
George Washington Hotel
Shenandoah Valley Club
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Clagett
Mary Dunn
H. E. Shepherd
Hilda Levi
Westwood Byrd
Katharine €Rockett
Mary Carter Randolph
Mary Lou Fritts
Walter Wisecarver, Jr
Lewis Neill
Kenneth Levi
Newton Pierce
Frank Humston
R. L. Withers
Richard Smith
E. McC. Williams
A. M. Byrd
William Dix
Anne Cabell Williams
St. Hilda’s Hall
Charles Town
Peggy Stalnaker
Cumberland
Powatan
Mrs. Clagett
Miss Tierney
Edward Jones
Washington, Va
Bell System Plans Major Capital Outlay for 1932
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone companies announce 1932 construction plans totaling 16.0 million dollars, up from 1931. District expected 4.9 million, Maryland 4.45 million, Virginia 4.25 million, West Virginia 2.4 million. Net telephones forecast rise to 32 thousand from 22.5 thousand.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Companies
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Maryland
Virginia
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Lloyd B. Wilson
Wilson
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Mayo says students do not need yearlong three month break
The San Diego Union reports Dr. Charles Mayo questions the three months vacation for school children, blaming teachers for the idea. The quote contrasts with the notion that Japanese conduct is hard to secure due to finding a qualified person to cast the first stone.
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Charles Mayo
San Diego Union
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