Social and Personal News Calendar for Local Clubs
Readable notices list weekly events across Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church American Legion Auxiliary Lions Club Kiwanis Club United Brethren Church and Grace Lutheran Church. Includes choir practices luncheon meetings at George Washington Hotel and George Washington activities with Stafford Pemberton directing dance classes.
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Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Stafford Pemberton
Leap Year Dance Featured Girls Break the Boys Tradition
Mae Burch hosted a lively leap year dance with the idea that girls break the boys for the next dance. Guests from Clarke and Loudoun counties included Garnet Levi Kathleen Morrison Jane Iden Dorothy Whipple Jane Skelton Edith Morrison and others from Berryville Leesburg Boyce Middletown and surrounding towns. Refreshments of punch cake and delicacies followed a festive bridge party hosted by Mildred Hook for Miss Florence Long and Miss Mary Wallace Tanquary amid a green and red color scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Burch
Clarke
Loudoun Counties
Garnet Levi
Thleen Morrison
Jane Iden
Dorothy Whipple
Jane Skelton
Edith Morrison
Berryville
Elizabeth Hume
Elsie Grey Hume
Leesburg
Mary Lou Pritts
Doris Reid Jolliffe
Frances Jolliffe
Mary Denny
Louise Martin
Frances van Deventer
Marian Martin
Boyce
Daniel Morrison
Vernon Pifer
William Garvin
Donald Cooley
Reginald Morrison
Julian Everly
Middletown
Gray Hume, Jr
Nat Page
Wilbur Cobb
Henry Jenkins
Mildred Hook
West Clifford Street
Florence Long
Harrisburg
Mary Wallace Tanquary
Herbert Floyd
George William Small
Bangor
Maine
Paul Haldeman
Cramer Lycette
Glacys Haldeman
Margaret Kelchner
Elizabeth Grim
Miller
Miss Elizabeth Newman Weds William MacDonough in Washington
Mrs. Wilbur Lauck Newman of Woodstock announces the Christmas Day marriage of daughter Elizabeth Newman to William MacDonough of New York. The ceremony occurred at Cathedral Mansions in Washington with Rev. Shelton officiating. The couple honeymooned in Washington and New York. Mrs. MacDonough returns to Woodstock to resume teaching mathematics.
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Elizabeth Newman
William MacDonough
Wilbur Lauck Newman
Woodstock
New York
Cathedral Mansions
Connecticut Avenue
Washington, D. C
Newman
E. D. Newman
George W. Koontz
Woodstock High School
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Lynchburg
Phi Beta Kappa Honor Fraternity
MacDonough
Massanutten Academy
Washington and Lee University
Burr, Patterson and Auld Company
Detroit
United States
Leap Year Dance Held At Boyce Home In Clarke County
Girls outshine boys at a leap year party hosted by Mr and Mrs J G Burch in Boyce Clarke county last evening. Daughters Elizabeth and others attended as the new year leap year was celebrated with music and dancing.
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Boyce
J.G. Burch
Clarke County
Elizabeth
Marriage Of Miss Orr To Mr. Lee
Miss Orr of Leesburg wed Ed ward Barrington Lee of Sunnybrook Farm Clarke county in Frederick Maryland on July 21 at All Saints Church with Rev Douglas Hooff officiating. The couple planned a year of secrecy before news leaked out and will reside with the groom’s mother at Sunnybrook Farm. Both families are prominent in state society.
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Miss Orr
Lee
William Clayton Orr
Leesburg
Page Chapman Orr
Edward Barrington Lee
John M Lee
Mr. Lee
Sunnybrook Farm
Clarke County
Frederick
All Saints Episcopal Church
Douglas Hooff
Leesburg High School
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Dr. Orr
John M. Lee
New Year's Dance Hosted for Master Woolfolk
Mrs. Richard P. Whiting entertained at a New Year's evening dance at her Millwood home in honor of her nephew Master Thomas Nelson Woolfolk. Guests included Betty Campbell Jane Carey Randolph Anne Meade Margaret Della Meads Margaret Dale Anne Williams Peggy Stallaker and several Millwood Berryville attendees.
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Woolfolk
Richard P. Whiting
Millwood
Maste Thomas Nelson Woolfolk
John C. Woolfolk
West Cork Street
Betty Campbell
Jane Carey Randolph
Anne Meade
Margaret Della Meads
Margaret Dale
Anne Williams
Peggy Stallaker
Berryville
Berryville, and Masters Tyson Gilpin
Hawthorne Davis
Oliver Campbell
Don Lewis
Charles Burwell
Lewis Meade
Joe Moore
Roland Mitchell
Bill Watkins
Wilmer Thorpe
Millwe
Arthur
J. Victor Arthur
Fairfax Lane
John M. Steck, Jr
North Cameron Street
Caroline
Susan Carson
Riverton
Pennsylvania Man Licensed To Wed Local Girl
A marriage license was issued in Frederick County to Miss Mary E. Crider of Winchester and Grove L. George of Chambersburg Pa. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Crider and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Harry George. The groom elect lists his occupation as laborer.
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Pennsylvania
Frederick County
Mary E. Crider
Winchester
Grove L. George
Chambersburg
Ira Crider
George
Harry George
Double Wedding at Centenary Parsonage Keyser W Va
A double wedding took place at Centenary Parsonage in Keyser involving Dr. Flickinger officiating for two couples. Frederick Mason and Christine Dovell wed in a morning ceremony at nine o'clock at the parsonage.
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Centenary Parsonage
Keyser
W. Va
Flickinger
Frederick Mason
Isaac Mason
Christine Dovell
Fred. L. Dovell
Stephens City
Local social notes and visits around Winchester
Louise Rehill travels to Martinsburg for a weekend with relatives. The United Brethren Church Young People's Choir asks members to meet tomorrow at 10 45 in the choir room. Mrs Charles Hawn arrives in Hagerstown as house guest of the Renner family. Various residents and guests are noted at homes in Winchester and nearby towns with visits, trips, bridge parties, school attendances, and improves in health.
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Young People's Choir
The
United Brethren Church
Young People’s Choir of
Charles Hawn
Hagerstown
John Renner
East Piccadilly Street
Stricken Parents Reunited at Daughter’s Cincinnati Funeral
Mr and Mrs Joseph Mc Lean reunite after a year and a half apart as they attend the funeral of their six year old daughter Marian murdered in Cincinnati. McLean traveled from Phoenix Arizona as a guest of an air transport line for the service.
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Marian
Cincinnati
Joseph Mc
Lean
McLean
Phoenix
Ariz
Senator Reed Smoot Of Utah Figures Through Senate Sessions
In a portrait of Reed Smoot, Charles P. Stewart notes a solemn, industrious senator who rarely engages in debate. Smoot carries bundles of foolscap with tariff figures, staying ready to act when needed, as the Senate wrangles around him.
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Reed Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Ferris paints first Thanksgiving in America in Congress Hall
Jean Leon Gerome Ferris of Philadelphia created The First Thanksgiving in America as part of a 70 plus subject series on American history. The painting is housed in Congress Hall Philadelphia in a gallery built for the purpose in 1017 by the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Jean Leon Gerome Ferris
Philadelphia
Congress Hall
Who's Who in Washington Senator Bulkeley Seeks Audible Presence
Charles P. Stewart profiles Senator Robert J Bulkeley of Ohio, noting his silence in prior sessions and reduced presidential prospects. The piece suggests his re election in 1982 and contrasts his low profile with the typical influential power of senators from small states under dominant local interests.
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Robert J. Bulkley
Ohio
Congress
Washington
Senate
Frank B. Willis
Theodore K. Burton
Bulktey
Ohioan
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Messi
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Charlottesville
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Robert B. Nelson
West Boscawen Street
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Betsy Rice
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Fairmont Avenue
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Durham
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Summit Point
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Elizabeth Williams
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Clem Sydnor
Norfolk
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Gray Gables Inn
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Greenville
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Capon River
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Albion
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Census Bureau
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Atlantic City
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Monmouth Street
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Roanoke
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S. L. Flickinger
Williamsburg
Hollybrook Springs Inn
Manuel Trenary
Harrisonburg, Va
William L. Whisson
South Braddock Street
Ida’ L. Shryock
Dudley C. Lichliter
Valley Pike
Frank W. Magruder
Richmod
Elbert T. Magruder
William Pittman
Richmond
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Josephine Ebersole
William K. Routt, Jr
Waynesboro, Va
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William and Mary College
Floyd P. Armel
White Post
Sterling, Va
Billy
Bobby Boden
Betty Boden
Raymond Boden
Brucetown
Manchuria
Chinchow
Who's
Charles P. Stewart
Noah Numikuri
Noah
Dick Brunton
Giove
Frances Scrogging
Clayton, Alabama
Allentown, PA
Buncutter Tire Co
Cleopatra
Egypt
Who's Who In
Robert J Bulkley
the Commercial & Savings Bank
National Credit Corporation No. 1
Ifth Federal Reserve District
R. M. Swimley
Alla
Fair Play Store
Pecan Glade
Pure Food Store
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