Eclectic versus naturalist schools in Italian painting discussed
Elizabeth Grim outlines post Renaissance Italian painting and two schools, Eclecticism and naturalists led by Caravaggio in Naples. Remarks compare Madonnas and Adorations, with Pauline Taylor showing a Raphael panishanger copy bought by A. B. Widener for about $700,000, a 24 by 17 inch work from 1505 Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porta Romana
Caravaggio
Boyd Richards
Daily Slonaker
Whistler
Hoshour
Eddy
Miss Taylor
Swinson
Social Calendar Highlights Local Events This Week
A sequence of community events lists lectures at Se Library by Mr Bliss Forbush and a Palestine illustrated talk. Cooking school lessons by Northern Virginia Power Company run at home service hall with public admittance. The Flapper’s Ball at Crandall’s Dancing Academy requires subscriptions. Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. Card party benefit hosted by Sacred Heart parish. Kiwanis Club lunch at George Washington Hotel. Choir practices at United Brethren and Grace Lutheran churches. Rotary and Circle No 6 meetings plus church suppers and American Legion luncheon at the George Washington Hotel. Choral Society meets at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss Forbush
Baltimore Yearly Meeting of Friends
Palestine
Se Library
Home Service Department
Northern Virginia Power Company
Home Service Hall
Crandall
Dancing Academy
Martinsburg
Lions’ Club
George Washington
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
United Brethren Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
Circle No
Braddock St. Methodist Church
J. W. Crider
South Stewart Street
First Baptist Church
Girls’ Athletic Association
American Legion Post
Choral Society
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Delphian Society Explores Venetian Painters At Winchester Library
The Winchester Chapter of the Delphian Society met at Handley Library for a program on lesser Venetian painters. Mrs. E G Rusk led the discussion noting their era with Giorgione Titian and Veronese and describing works by Palma il Vecchio Lorenzo Lotto Paris Bordone and the Bassano family. Additional remarks covered Correggio and his serene, life filled style with references to The Assumption of the Virgin and Madonna della Scala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Delphian Society
Handley Library
E. G. Rusk
Giorgione
Titian
Tintoretto
Veronese
Palma Il Vecchio
Louvre
St. Barbara
Santa Maria Formosa
Venice
Lorenzo Lotto
Uffizi
Leonardo da Vinci
Paris
Bordone
da Porte
Bassanos
Rocco Marconi
Pordenone
Correggio
Louis Baker
Joaner
Frank Crawford
Bayliss
Alfred M. Kerfoot
Cathedral of
Parma
Century Club hears papers on Andrew Jackson and George Rogers Clark
At the January meeting Mrs. John S. Scully Jr presented The Reign of Andrew Jackson revealing his frontier rise and political turmoil. Mrs. Carl Massey discussed George Rogers Clark detailing his small force victory at Vincennes and late Virginia recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Club
Joseph A. Massie
John S. Scully, Jr
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
America
Belfast
Carolinas
Andy
Tennessee
Florida
Washington
United States
Spain
Great Britain
Rachel Robards
Rachel
White House
Bank of the
Peggy O’neale
Eaton
Peggy
Eatons
George Rogers Clark
Jefferson
Albemarle County
Virginia
Lewis
Carl Massey
George Roger Clark
Clark
Mississippi
Ohio
Vincennes
Thornton Couple Welcome Fourth Daughter at Greenwood Home
Mr and Mrs John Thornton of Greenwood are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter at their home. She is their fourth daughter.
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Thornton
John Thornton
Greenwood
Daughters of Confederacy January Meeting Led by Mrs Larrick
The Ashby Chapter of United Daughters of the Confederacy held its January meeting at 112 East Piccadilly Street hosted by Mrs Fred L Glaize. Captain Frank Wray of Berryville is scheduled to speak January 19 at Christ Episcopal Church on General Robert E Lee’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Christ Episcopal Church
Handley School
Robert E. Lee
Turner Ashby
Martin Wisecarver
Matthew Fontaine Maury
the Star
Social notes and visits fill week in local scene
Miss Nellie Armentrout returns to Stras after visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Jackson of West Germain street. Mrs. John Johnson visits Greenwood with her son J. C. Johnson. Century Club meets Jan 19 at 3 30 at Mrs. Nancy Lee Cobl’s home. Frances B. Scott hosts a bridge and dinner for Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd, who will be a Richmond guest next week. Mrs. R. C. Patton and Mrs. C. M. Ryan depart for Richmond and Petersburg. Margaret Byrd hosts a dinner for intimate friends on Amherst Street. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Sell and Mrs. F. O. Mouldin visit Greenwood. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. John Hardesty of Berryville. Others attend funeral of Mrs. Sally Fries Boxwell. Virginia Richards visits The Elms for weekend. Thursday bridge club planned at Mrs. Bryan Conrad’s. C. T. Owen returns from Lexington on business. Mrs. Edward Campbell returns from Towson. Clay E. Delauney arrives to spend weekend with Ridgely White. Mrs. William C. Brubeck and Lorraine plan a motor trip to the Carolinas and Florida. Mrs. Richard Whiting returns from Millwood. Mrs. Frank Harry shows improvement at East Piccadilly residence.
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Richmond Times- Dispatch
Richmond
R. E. Lee
Old Hall
House of Delegates
Harry F. Byrd
Rosemont
Berryville
William T. Reed
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Winchester
Frances B. Scott
George Bolling Lee
New York
Robert E. Lee
Jefferson Hotel
Rudulph Evans
Alexander W. Weddell
Virginia House
William Bankhead Lee
Wide Water
Nellie Armentrout
A. H. Jackson
West Germain Street
Stras
Miss Armentrout
West Indian
Century Club
Nancy Lee Cobl
West Boscawen Street
Robert Chapman
Mrs. Byrd
J. T. Hurley
Jackson
Washington
Laura Griffith
Howard Tickner, Sr
Howard Tickner, Jr
Baltimore
Henkel Carpenter
Piccadilly Street
Sally Fries Boxwell
Will of Mrs Blanche Hardesty Admitted to Probate
The late Mrs Blanche Carter Hardesty's will valued around 25000 is probated. It provides gifts to Braddock Street Methodist Church and Mount Hebron Cemetery and leaves Clarke County farm to her sons Walter and Roger Hardesty with yearly payments to Hugh Frank. The will also names Mrs Carrie Kaufman as life tenant of the West Cork Street residence and directs distribution among cousins Bettie Hardesty and Mary Henning. M M Lynch named executor with bond posted.
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Blanche Carter Hardesty
Corporation Clerk
Mount Hebron
Braddock Street Methodist Church
South
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Hardesty
Carrie Kaufman
Clarke Farm
Walter Carter Hardesty
Roger Smith Hardesty
Otho J. Hardesty
Kaufman
Bettie Hardesty
Mary Henning
Braddock St
Margaret Kelchner
Jean Mack Revue Shines at Winchester Palace
Jean Mack and her Cavaliers dazzled audiences at Hable's Palace as their two day engagement opened. Miss Mack's dancing and acrobatics drew storms of applause while The Cavaliers jazz band and Mrs Mack's comedy sketches wowed capacity shows. Tonight they close the engagement with a new bill and the western film Riders of the Rio starring Lane Chandler.
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Jean Mack
Cavaliers
Hable’s Palace
Miss Mack
Winchester
Palace
Chan Bruening Delivers Pathos While Quoting Barrymore
In a remark about Miss Barrymore the Chan cellor Bruening notes There is no more and adds he carries a touch of Ethel Barrymore in feeling. The line echoes dramatic sentiment and hints at theatrical comparison in a political or public setting.
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Miss Barrymore
Chancellor Bruening
Ethel
For Sale Homes and Farm on Lee Highway Near Winchester
Six room dwelling with bath and hot water plant on a large lot, good terms for quick buyers. A 15 acre farm on Lee Highway two miles from Winchester with a dwelling and out buildings. Three six room dwellings for rent to desirable parties. GOOD & COMPANY Insurance and Real Estate 18 Rouss Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Highway
Winchester
Good & Company
Mayor Installs Committee for Winchester Bicentennial
Mayor F A Shryock announced a committee to organize Winchester events for the George Washington bicentennial year The list includes Judge Philip Williams Vernon Eddy Garland Quarles Col B M Roszel P P Pilcher Andrew Bell Mrs Frank B Crawford Miss Lucy Kurtz Frank R Horton Miss Carrie Hunter Victor Arthur Nelson Richards Hoye Riley Mrs Dan Lupton Mrs Melvin Green Rev Dr S L Flickinger Mrs Julia Rosenberger Harry Russell Mrs Boyd Richards Mrs Louis L Baker John H Rosenberger Fred W Forney Frank Barr Lee Lamp Charles Buhl W A Baker Ig Hartman and others from local clubs and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Shryock
Winchester
George Washington
Philip Williams
Historical Society of
Frederick County Co
Vernon Eddy
Garland R. Quarles
Handley High School
Col
B. M. Roszel
Shenandoah Valley Academy
P. P. Pilcher
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Frank B. Crawford
American Revoluion
Lucy Kurtz
United Daughters of Confederacy
Frank R. Horton
Boy Scouts of America
Carrie Hunter
Girl Scouts
Victor Arthur
Rotary Club
Nelson Richards
Kiwanis Club
Hoye “Riley
Lions Club
Friendship Fire Company
Frank Barr
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Lee Lamp
Reuss Fire Company
Charles Buhl
South End Hoat Company
W. A. Baker
Ig Hartman
American Legion
Boyce Scout Troop Nearing Its Sixth Birthday
Boyce Virginia January 16 1932 Boyce Scouts of America Boyce will be three years old in May 1932 The troop began in Parish Hall under Rev B D Chambers with six boys Now 28 members include first class star life and Eagle ranks They have aided the local fire department planted an acre of walnuts on the Blue Ridge and started Cub Scouts and Sea Scouts The group aims to double its size in 1933 and extend scouting opportunities locally F L Largent Jr Scribe
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Boyce
Boy Scouts of America
B. D Chambers
Henry Jenkins
Jenkins
Hhis
R. Lb. Moore
Virginia
Star
Life
Blue Ridge
Cub Scouts
Sea Scouts
F. L. Largent, Jr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Huntsberry
Miss Mathews
Elsie Mathews
Stewart Street
Old and New Council of the
Elizabeth Hollis
Philomena Laren
Mildred Hook
Lucy Dean
S. C. Hoshour
Irene Headley
Salome Crisman
Marion Ewing
Jack Harrell
Cramer Lycette
Mary Sullivan
Nellie Slonaker
Crandall Dancing Academy
Penn Ramblers
Gertrude Kaufman
Gertrude Sprinkel
Little Theatre
Little Theatre Organization
Miss Whitlock
Madeline Whitlock
Public Schools
Clarendon
Willard Hotel
Virginia State Society
Home Service
Thomas Elsen
Memorial Hospital
Bessie McFarland
Highland Avenue
S. T. Fritz
Rippon
W. Va
Jack Baldus
Billy Baldus
Parkway Avenue
Mr. Baldus
The
Shenandoah Motor Company
Valley Avenue
J. Lester Shipley
Robert M. Ward
South Washington Street
R. C. Patton
C. M. Ryan
National Avenue
Richmond and Petersburg
Margaret Byrd
Amherst Street
Marion Myers
Mary Scully
Ruth Fritz
Elizabeth Massey
Eugene Cooper
John P. Hayley
Virginia Barr
Edith Cornwall
Denis Hayley
H. B. Sell
F. O. Mouldin
Oscar C. Miller
John Hardesty
Morris Shanholtz, Jr
Morris Shanholtz, Sr
Parkway Aveniue
Virginia Richards
State Teachers’ College
Harrisonburg
William M. Richards
the Elms
Valley Pike
Thursday Bridge Club
Bryan Conrad
Washington Street
C. T. Owen
West Clifford Street
Lexington
Edward Campbell
Kernstown
Towson, Md
Duncan Mackay
Clay E. Delauney
Charlottesville
Ridgely White
Frank N. Hack
William C. Brubeck
Lorraine Brubeck
Hill Crest Villa
North
South Carolina
Richard Whiting
Millwood
John Woolwolk
West Cork Street
Frank Harry
East Piccadilly Street
Noan Numskuri
Noar
Oswald Pape Buffals
Coles Developento Socialu Lions
R.L. Brown
Nasaville
Noah
Braddock Street
Insurance and Real Estate
Rouss Avenue
Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
James A. Farrell
Concern
Boyce Scout
the Commercial & Savings Bank
National Credit Corporation
Federal Reserve District
South Main
Buncutter Tire Co
R. M. Swimley
Bell Clothes Shop
Reardon’s Special Coffee
Raddock and
Boscawen Streets
Phon “i Ae
Fair Play Store
Eliver
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