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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1932

Page

5

Social Calendar Highlights Local Meetings And Events

A dense listing of weekly clubs and gatherings at George Washington Hotel Handley Library Loudoun Street Church and other venues. Activities include regular meetings choral societies rotary kiwanis and ladies classes plus cooking school sessions and athletic practices. Notes mention Mr Bryarly’s health and a New York specialist consulting with dancers.

George Washington Choral Society Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Arthur W. James Young Ladies Bible Congregational Christian Church Belva Hitt Young Christians Braddock St. M. E. Church South H. W. Butler W. Clifford Street Home Service Department of Northern Virginia Power Company Home Service Lions’ Club George Washington Hotel Home Service Department Northern Virginia Power Company Girls’ Athletic Association Boyce High School Handley High School Nancy Carroll Palace Theatre Stafford Pemberton

Fancy Dress Ball at Washington and Lee Planned for Jan 29

Local residents will attend the annual Fancy Dress Ball at Washington and Lee University in Lexington on Friday evening January 29. The 1932 ball, presided over by James D. Sparks of Monroe Louisiana, will feature a colonial garden party theme in honor of Mount Vernon and the two hundredth anniversary of George Washington. Alumni are expected to return for the fete and Junior Prom on January 28, with all dancers in costume. Henry R. Bryarly, formerly of this city, is seriously ill at his Chevy Chase home and under care locally.

Lexington Washington and Lee University James D. Sparks Monroe Mount Vernon George Washington University Bryarly Chevy Chase Henry R. Bryarly

Birthday party honors little Miss Charlena Miller

Mr and Mrs Mitchell Boyd hosted a birthday party at White Hall for Charlena Miller turning three. Guests included Anne Muriel Brown Martha Walker Reese Libby Carr Anderson Violet May Miller Rebecca Lodge and Nancy Bruce Lodge with games and refreshments.

Mitchell Boyd White Hall Charlena Miller Anne Muriel Brown Martha Walker Reese Libby Carr Anderson Violet May Miller Rebecca Lodge Nancy Bruce Lodge Burke Evelyn Burke White Post Dorothy Miller City Bruce Lodge

Initiation and Socials Highlight Winchester Ladies Club

Mr and Mrs C Irvine Cather celebrate birth of daughter Elizabeth Adams Cather at Memorial Hospital. Winchester teachers Mrs Sara Shirkey and family links noted. Roy A Larrick hosts seventeenth wedding anniversary dinner with Larrick and Dinkle families. Church groups schedule meetings on Sense ney road and Sacred Heart Church basement this evening.

C. Irvine Cather Memorial Hospital Elizabeth Adams Cather Cather Sara Bell Shirkey Staunton Winchester E. W. Cather West Boscawen Street Mrs. Cather Martinsburg Pike Roy A. Larrick East Piccadilly Street L. Larrick Larrick Lewis Dinkle Albert Larrick Burdella McCurdy R. L. Kline Petersburg

Local social notes and hospital updates from Charlottesville area

Mrs. Thomas 8. Sprint of Charlottesville visits her mother Mrs. Mamie H. Childs on South Braddock Street. Mrs. Walter Dent shows improvement after a Memorial Hospital cititis operation. Miss Dorothy Anderson and Miss Mary Capper return home after Girls' Athletic Assoc initiation party. Laura Boyd returns home from Memorial Hospital after major operation. Pat Price of Chambersburg arrives to visit Myr. and Mrs. Alvin Shade. Virginia Vredenburgh Frank N. Hack and Ridgely White visit Washington for the day. Fred L. Glaize Jr. travels to Charlotte to bring home Mrs. Glaize and Elizabeth Patterson Glaize. Isabel and Sylvia, Philadelphia, visit their Rappaport relatives on West Leicester Street. Hilda Hottel leaves for Knoxville to stay with relatives. Lyle Herrell returns home after Roanoke trip. George Fletcher of Newport News visits locally. Sally and Ellen Boyd leave for Roanoke to visit Dr. and Mrs. John O. Boyd. Louise Shade of Brucetown is in Memorial Hospital in critical condition. Ralph Beaver remains seriously ill at Memorial Hospital but is reported unimproved.

Laura Boyd Memorial Hospital J. W. Boyd Front Royal Louise Shade Vernon Shade Brucetown Ralph Beaver G. F. Beaver

Horses swallowed when farm ground caves near Stephens City

On a McLeod farm south of Stephens City E. J. Hiser plowed corn and a cave roof collapsed swallowing two horses. One horse was rescued, the other perished in the bowels of the earth after hours of digging. Residents feared more collapses as the cave formed beneath the surface.

E. J. Hiser E. F. McLeod Stephens City Winchester

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