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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1941

Page

8

New Year's Eve Dance Draws 350 at George Washington Hotel

A crowd of about 350 attended the social and personal New Year festivities at the George Washington Hotel Tuesday night. Dan Gregory and his orchestra played as the Junior Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital organized the event. A dinner ran from 10:00 to 11:30 featuring turkey cranberry sauce potato chips and salad. The main ballroom glittered with Christmas greens silver bells and gilded trees at the entrances.

George Washington Hotel Dan Gregory Winchester Memorial Hospital

Forty Thousand Dollar Shoes Wedding in Winchester

Miss Cathryn Garber of Winchester wed Leslie C. Alger of Rawson West Virginia in a January 1 ceremony at 7 o clock officiated by Rev W O Talbert. The bride wore a cobalt blue silk crepe dress with white corsage. the only attendants were the groom’s brother Fred H Alger and his wife. The couple planned a wedding trip and will reside in Rawson after returning. Mrs Alger is Handley High School class of 1938.

Miss Garber Cathryn Garber H. B. Garber Winchester Leslie C. Alger H. A. Alger Rawson W. Va W. O. Talbert Fred H. Alger Berryville Fred Alger

Grace Lutheran Auxiliary Meeting Tonight With Officers Elected

The Woman's Auxiliary of Grace Lutheran Church will convene tonight at Mrs. Wilbur Rose's North Loudoun Street home. Miss Jenny Green, president, asks all members to attend as officers for the coming year will be elected. Mrs. Randolph is recovering from illness.

Grace Lutheran Auxiliary Woman's Auxiliary Race Lutheran Church Wilbur Rose North Loudoun Street Jenny Green

New Year Guests and Local Travels Highlight Chester County Notes

Local society news lists New Year visitors including Miss Mathilda Craven of St Louis and New York City and Mr Ray Smith with Miss Nancy Neussbaum from Washington. Readers learn who left for home, who will visit Florida, and students returning to the University of Virginia and Goucher College.

Justin Funkhouser New Years Mathilda Craven St. Louis New York City Ray Smith Nancy Neussbaum Washington

G A A To Elect Officers Tonight

The Girl's Athletic Association meets in club rooms at 7 30 to elect officers for the ensuing year.

Girl's Athletic Association

Wedding Party Hosts Evening in Gore and Gainesboro

A list of guests and attendees spans Gore and Gainesboro as Mrs Margaret Parish hosts a dinner party for Mr and Mrs Charles Adams of Gainesboro. Many relatives and friends from Winchester Leesburg Charlottesville and Arlington are named among those visiting or returning home for Christmas and New Year’s.

Grant Haines Arlington, Va Winchester Harry McKee Jessie Lupton Baltimore Margaret Parish Gore Charles Adams Gainesboro N. B. Shingleton Pearl McIlwee Nora Parish Nina Buckman Charles Parish Blanche Hook Delvin Parish Mellin Adams Wilda Adams Virginia Orndorff Dorothy Bobby Shirley and Margaret Stephenson Arthur Buckley Ralph Buckley White Post Irvin Martin Avis Sam Shiley Margaret Shiley Charlottesville Arthur Shiley Willis Gault Washington, D. C Jack Whitcomb Oklahoma City Okla University of Virginia Messrs Brad Beverley, Jr Robert Boyd Bruce Nelson George Hott Harry Fowle Ralph Shafer David Sencindiver Stewart Bell, Jr Lewis Allen John Knight Charles William Huntberry August Cahill Joseph Massie

Relaxation Drills For Beauty And Health

A health feature urges busy women to slow down and rest. Prof Josephine Rathbone of Columbia promotes relaxation exercises to reduce nerves and aging signs. Columbia Coeds test the routines aiding scalp care and hair nourishment with simple nightly scalp massages.

Josephine L. Rathbone Columbia University Rathbone

Sunday Dinner Gatherings at Madigan Home on North Braddock

Sunday a dinner at the North Braddock street home hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Madigan drew guests including Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Anderson Murrell Anderson Aubey Madigan and daughter Mary Ann. Mrs. J. W. Madigan and daughters Maselle and Frances of Kernstown joined by Buddy Pingley of Strasburg. Frank Crawford hosted guests Mrs. Raleigh Moore Engle and daughter Betty Craighead from Wilmington N C who will stay through the month. The Rev. Mr. Engle of Pearsall Memorial and Winter Park churches in Wilmington is at Union Theological Seminary in Richmond and will rejoin his family at the end of the month.

F. W. Donley Blanca Ibba Finnis Callahan Fla J. M. Ambrose Martha Paul Chamberlin North Braddock Street Martha DeHaven Martha Babb Ethel Sylvia Harry Betty Jo Stretchberry Dorothy Grim Mary McDonald Ann Chapman Mary Ellen Fred. Madigan C. H. Anderson Murrell Anderson Aubey Madigan Mary Ann J. W. Madigan Maselle and Frances Kernstown Buddy Pingley Strasburg Frank Crawford Raleigh Moore Engle Betty Craighead Wilmington N. C Engle, Patton Pearsell Memorial Winter Park Union Theological Seminary Richmond

Postponed January Meeting Of Women's Civic League

The January meeting of the Woman's Civic League is postponed to the date of the regular February meeting. Largent Jr. spent New Years here and will return to his home in Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania.

Women’s Civic League Woman's Civic League Largent, Jr Bryn Mawr, Pa

Oyster Supper By rd Fellows At Middletown Lodge

The Marsh Run Lodge No. 147 Independent Order of the Odd Fellows held an oyster supper on New Year’s Eve for its members and their guests.

Byrd Fellows Marsh Run Independent Order of the Odd Fellows Middletown

Berryville Social News Highlights Holidays and Travels

Miss Mary Dougherty of New York City spent Christmas with Capt. and Mrs. Graham Dougherty at Woodley and plans a Canada skiing trip. The Powers family from Pittsburgh attended a Washington DC wedding and visits in Berryville. Captain Burns and Mrs. Burns depart for Nebraska duty while Lieut Col and Mrs. Griffin hosted a supper for naval officers in Berryville. The Mumma family heads to Portsmouth NH for a naval assignment as Mrs. Mumma plans West Coast travel. An election wedding in Leesburg and Marion Ware’s upcoming move to Richmond are noted.

Berryville Mary Dougherty New York City Graham Dougherty Woodley Canada Dougherty Graham and Frasier Philadelphia

Father And Two Children Perish In Baltimore Fire

Baltimore January 2 In an early morning blaze four persons were affected as John A Healy 32 and his two children Kathleen 2 and Mary Elizabeth 4 died from suffocation. Mrs Healy 31 was rescued by her brother John Ellwood a firefighter who lived with the family Ellwood jumped from a second story window breaking his ankle and Mrs Healy suffered a possible fractured ankle and burns as firefighters recovered the bodies of Healy and his two youngsters

Baltimore John John A. Healy

Officer Found Fatally Injured

Baltimore January 2. Patrolman Howard L Collins was found fatally injured on an East Baltimore street early today. His skull was fractured. Collins an officer for more than 25 years was off duty and in civilian clothes. Police investigators said he apparently had fallen or suffered a heart attack.

Baltimore Howard L.— Collins Collins

Barbara Bell Pattern 1316 B for girls ages 6 to 14

Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1316 B offers a size 6 8 10 12 and 14 youth frock with a flared skirt gathered bodice and puff sleeves. It suits party school and play dresses in taffeta organdy gingham percale or batiste and is easy for beginners with a step by step sew chart. Pattern prices 15c each or 25c for pattern and book.

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