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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1941

Page

8

Social and Personal Calendar of Events

Lions Club dinner dance at hotel Tuesday at 7 30 p m. The Late Christopher Bean rehearsal at 1 30 p m Tuesday. Rebekahee weekly meeting at Odd Fellows Hall 2 00 p m Wednesday Kiwanis Club luncheon at hotel 12 30 p m Wednesday Junior Century Club meeting Red Cross rooms 2 00 p m Wednesday The Late Christopher Bean rehearsal at 7 30 p m Wednesday.

Lions Club Christopher Bean Rebekahee Odd Fellows Hall Kiwanis Club Junior Century Club Red Cross Rooms Northern Virginia Power Company

Wedding in Hart Conn. Features Miss Smith and Mr Parry

A wedding solemnized Saturday at 4 PM in the ty Episcopal Church Hart Conn united Miss via T Smith daughter of Mr t e Smith of the city and Mr 7 n Brandon Parry of New York. The bride wore white with tulle veil and illusion. bridesmaids wore rose velvet gowns in Gibson girl style. The groom, Tu lane University graduate in New Orleans TA, and the bride, All Saints College graduate in Vicksburg Miss. They reside at 68 Montague St Brooklyn NY.

Ty Episcopal Church Hart Conn Via T. Smith T E Smith Brandon Parry New York Tulane University New Orleans All Saints College Vicksburg Miss Parry Montague Street Brooklyn N. Y

Farmville alumnae elect officers at Gray Gables Inn

The Farmville State Teachers College alumnae met Saturday afternoon at the Gray Gables Inn and elected officers for the coming year. Officers named include Mrs. W. G. Ottley Jr as president, Mrs. Fred Ritter as vice president, and Miss Norvell Montague as secretary and treasurer.

Farmville State Teachers College Gray Gable’s Inn W. G. Ottley, Jr Fred Ritter Norvell Montague

Reservations for Hospital Auxiliary Card Party at George Washington Hotel

Mrs. Hunter McGuire announced reservations for the hospital auxiliary card party to be held Thursday night at the George Washington Hotel. Tables are booked by several bridge clubs and individual members. Jessie O Roark guests include Mrs. Kenneth Legg and son Gary. L N Russell of Berryville hospitalized for treatment. condition not serious. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cauthorne return from Florida wedding trip and reside on Somerset Avenue Richmond. Mrs Cauthorne is the former Miss Jean Parrish Luck.

Elwood Crismores Elwood Crismore Millwood Avenue Memorial Hospital Crismore Dorothy Brill Hunter McGuire George Washington Hotel H. B. Gilpin Corner Hugh Duffy Bowers Dudley Field Charles Lillis W. P. McGuire Louis Nulton T. Russell Cather Hunter Jessie O’roark Kenneth Legg Gary Legg United States Navy Philadelphia L. N. Russell Berryville Thomas Cauthorne Richmond Florida Somerset Avenue Cauthorne Jean Parrish Luck Girls Athletic Association Liberty Hall Robert ,Grim

Club elects officers at Little Garden Club meeting

The Little Garden Club held its monthly meeting at Mrs Pinkney Arthur home electing officers for the year Mrs Peyton Marshall president Mrs Edward Barr vice president Mrs Fred L Glaize Jr treasurer and Mrs Paul Rhodes secretary. The Gainesboro Aid Society met at Mrs Delphine De Haven home with a large list of attendees including Mr and Mrs Virgil De Haven Mr and Mrs Nathaniel De Haven and many others.

Little Garden Club Pinkney Arthur Peyton Marshall Edward Barr Fred L. Glaize, Jr Paul Rhodes Gainesboro Frances McKeever Mattie Ritter Claude Larrick Dave Ritter Virgil DeHaven, Jr Eugene DeHaven Ray DeHaven Delvin DeHaven Harrell Philpott B. H. Brown Donnie Ramey Sydnor Dean Rogers Clarendon Ruble Conley Ramey Buddy Ramey Anna Mae Kerns Virginia Kerns Margaret Price Ruth Jenkins Thelma

Modern Etiquette Q and A on wedding gifts and hostesses

The etiquette guidance urges timely gift acknowledgments, noting late arrivals can be acknowledged while away. It advises that a caller should drop a card in a tray at the door rather than presenting it personally, and says menu cards are used only for formal dinners at home.

U D C To Meet In Leesburg

Fourth District Virginia Division United Daughters of the Confederacy meets in Leesburg near end of May hosted by Clinton Hatcher Camps Sons of Confederate Veterans and Loudoun Chapter. About 26 chapters and 1054 members in Northern Virginia. Ve nette Price announces events and social refreshments follow.

Old Fredericktown Garden Club Meeting Tomorrow

The Old Fredericktown Garden Club will hold a business meeting tomorrow at 3 PM at the home of Mrs. Richard Griffith. A yearly report will be presented and specimen plants will be shown.

Old Fredericktown Garden Club Richard Griffith

Perfume tips from the Beauty Box editor

Helen Follett suggests light perfumes on skirt hems to waft a pleasant scent as you move. She cautions against strong blends, notes scalp odors with shifts over time, and promotes quick use after bathing plus coconut oil for blush and a good bath brush for skin.

Lions Dinner Dance Tonight at George Washington Hotel

Lions Club hosts annual dinner dance tonight at 7 30 in the George Washington Hotel honoring the Ladies. Entertainment includes a Washington troupe, two local dancers Carol Ridgeway and Leslie Miller, and Soddy Haines orchestra. Pat Barr presides, Chet Hobart chairs. About 75 Lions members expected. over 200 guests anticipated. St Agnes Guild meets tomorrow at Mrs. Robert Barton’s home on South Washington.

Lions Club George Washington Washington Carol Ridgeway Leslie Miller Soddy Haines Herman Pat” Barr Chet Hobart St. Agnes Guild The Womens Auxiliary of Christ Episcopal Church Robert Barton South Washington Street

Quiet Day At Grace Church Tomorrow

Grace Episcopal Church in Berryville hosts a Quiet Day for Episcopal clergy with Rev. Edward R. Wells of Christ Church Alexandria leading the session. Parish Aid Society members plan to serve lunch for attendees.

Grace Church Berryville Parish Aid Society of Grace Episcopal Church Edward R. Wells Christ Church, Alexandria

Berryville Folks Attend Virginia Horse Breeders Meeting

Local residents and visitors from Berryville and nearby towns are listed as attending a Middleburg meeting to organize the Virginia Horse Breeders Association. Names include Hobson McGehee and others as they travel for weekends and professional duties in Richmond Baltimore and Greenbelt.

Berryville Middleburg Virginia Hobson McGehee Virginia Horse Breeders Associat

Weekend Visits and Returns Among Local Residents

Local families hosted relatives and friends over the weekend. Names include Louis Lickey of Washington. Harold Potts who attended Mid-Winter Dances at the University of Virginia. Royce Potts recovering in Virginia tech. Bernard B. Joes returning from Washington. and several others visiting relatives in Ashland Belle Meade and Arlington.

Harold Potts University of Virginia Aka Univerty Bernard B. Joes Washington, D. C Audrey

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Dbvia Smith Hartford Sue Snider Charles Snider Sue Johnny and Scott Hollis Buddie Robertson Sheron Omps Betsy Snider Mary Jane Wester Katherine Ann Cather Sue Seibert Princes McKee William Anderson Frances McKee Roy McKee William F. Anderson, Jr William F. Anderson Mone Avenue Methodist Parson H. G. Balthis Miss Wood Mollie Wood Millbank Opequon Berrysville Road Ernest S. Ely B. F. Arthur, Jr South Stewart Street Luther Shutts Fred L. Glaize Charles Martin Harry Boyd, Jr Shirley Anne Lucille Boyd This City Billy Lemley Stevens City Steve Brown Hopewell William Woolingham Bernard Williams Emma Rhodes Rexall Brooks’ Pharmacy Food Center N. Loudoun St Haldeman’s Milk Hunts Shoe Store State Teachers College Alumnae Tne Leesburg Venette Price DeHaven Ramey Women’s Christian Temperance Union Handley Library Hammond Braddock Street Methodist Church E. L. Keller Bessie Hammond East Piccadilly Street Winchester Girl Scout Leaders Association Gray Gables Opequon Chapel Opequon Presbyterian Chapel of the Patriotic Order of Americans Virginia Dale Helen Follett Beauty Box Lions James Riddle Underwood’s Bakery Oxford Lovett Brothers Frank M. Wray Baltimore, Md Marion Ware Medical College of Virginia Ralph M. Ware James Mathers Mathers Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company Greenbelt, Md Cooperative Stores, Inc Margaretta Whiting Garrison Forest School Frank B. Whiting Ralph N. Crosey Baltimore Philadllphia New York City Philip Cochran Lynne Dunkle West Virginia Harry Smalley Robert Smalley Joel D. Griffing Tion Henry Lickey Louis Lickey Roy Pott Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blig Roy Potts Donald Cooley Laura Drury Helen Levi Bill Levi Randolph Macon College Ashland Ytine Charles Levi Claude Owens Eugene Deserable Harry Brubbs Kenneth Shenk 88Th Infantry Brigade Fort George Meade Wilfred Trenary Billy Owens Marvin May James Ashby Joe Stickles Edward Shenk Bill Crim Robert Pope Tom Clagett Bluefield W. Va Thomas E. Gold Harry Warden Clagett American Institute of Mining Engineers O. M. Murphy Harold Farrington Virginia Wolfe Madison College Harrisonburg James Wolfe the Commercial & Savings Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation N. Braddock St Your Sanitary Food Store New Valley Pride Satea Ty United Food Stores National Board of Fire Underwriters Povecgnee Capital Stock Fire Insurance Companies Capital Stock Company Fire Insurance Capital Stock Company Earl L. Mason Wilmer F. Shryock R. Thornton Bryarly J. W. Arthur
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