Entertainments and notices in Winchester area society
Mr and Mrs J T Eagle hosted a buffet at Amherst Street before the Winchester Country Club dance. Guests included many local families, doctors, and lawyers from Winchester and Washington. The Loudoun County Hospital plans a July 29 picnic near Goose Creek for the Eighth Act Graduate Nurse’s Association of Virginia.
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Goose Creek
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Mrs John Hay Whitney to sail for England soon
Mrs John Hay Whitney of Llangollen near Upperville left for New York today from which she will sail on Wednesday aboard the S S Manhattan for England. She plans to stay abroad about six weeks and will visit Poland and France.
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Mrs. Midget's Story Imagined By Judith Owen
An imaginary biography from a theater cast member portrays Mrs Midget in a London setting. A gardener father, Billingsgate roots, and a son's secret rise to privilege drive a mother’s quiet sacrifice. She funds schooling through ledgers and cottage sale, hoping her son crafts a better future.
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Judith Owen
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Front Royal Rotary hears GE engineer on electric lighting
Mr. P. R. Holmes aluminating engineer of General Electric spoke at Front Royal Rotary Club in Skyline Terrace Restaurant on development in electric lighting. An unusual number of visitors attended. Miss Edith Poindexter of Seattle guest in Mr. C. W. Burner’s home. Mrs. Hattie Buracker hosts Mrs. Florence Marks of Richmond.
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Seattle
Washington
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Hattie Buracker
Florence Marks
Richmond
Dr W B Jackson Visits Local Jackson Family Home
Dr W B Jackson of Washington DC has spent several days here in the home of Reverend E B Jackson D D and Dr and Mrs J M Jackson, according to local social notices.
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W. B. Jackson
Washington, D. C
E. B. Jackson
D. D
J. M. Jackson
Modern Etiquette By Roberta Lee
Q and A on proper store etiquette and social correspondence. It advises against rummaging through store articles, warns sales staff to withhold reprimand, allows typewritten informal notes but not formal invitations, and says candles should not be used on the breakfast table.
Dedication at Epworth Church Adds Vestibule
Services were held to dedicate a new vestibule at Epworth Methodist Church. Rev J T Brown of Middletown Va served as pastor with Rev W W McIntyre of Winchester district preaching on profanity in three forms. Henry S Shiley Luther Shiley and Claude Rickard presented the new entrance. Grace Church members from Middletown attended.
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J. T. Brown
Middletown
W. W. Mcintyre
Winchester
McIintyre
Henry S. Shiley
Luther Shiley
Claude Rickard
Grace Church
Winchester farmers to meet on cooperative fertilizer program
A committee of farmers from Winchester will gather at the George Washington Hotel on Wednesday evening July 26. The Southern States Cooperative sponsors the meeting to review cooperative fertilizer program principles, per Carl May Winchester Southern States manager.
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George Washington Hotel
Southern States Cooperative
Carl May
Winchester Southern States
Vacationers and visitors head home from local town
Miss Muriel Coe returns to Washington after vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs H C Coe. Mrs T M Arnest goes back to Hague Virginia after visiting her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Frank Frosyth III. Mr D M Cloyd spent last week in Blacksburg. Miss Jessie Jones is ill at her High street home. Mr Stuart Worden of Richmond spent the week end here with Mrs Worden visiting her mother Mrs Hugh Hite. Mrs Worden accompanied Mr Worden home to Richmond. Mrs Ida Hall, formerly with sister Mrs James Grant, returns to Washington. Miss Isabel Russell returns to Fredericksburg after visiting Miss Ruth Eleanor Mathews. Mrs W D Thompson of Bedford Pa visits sister Mrs R L Hockman Sr. Mr and Mrs A D Cone of Washington DC spend the weekend with Mrs Cone's mother Mrs B V Hillidge. Miss Doris Shatwell attends Madison College summer session in Harrisonburg. Mrs Adelle J Campbell of St He visits Mrs Leslie Woods. Miss Sophie Schey returns to Baltimore after visiting her sister Mrs Mary Burruss at Mapleshade. Mrs Brook Smith and Misses Betty and Jane Smith return to McDonough Maryland after visiting Cass Rust here.
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Stuart Worden
Richmond
Mrs. Worden
Hugh Hite
Mattie Brown
Annie Buck
Mrs.Worden
Mr. Worden
Sophie Schey
Baltimore
Mary Burruss
Mapleshade
Miss Kramer Engaged to Jack Hoffenberg
Mr and Mrs Philip Kramer announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Joel Kramer to Jack Hoffenberg of Washington D C. Mary is with the FBI and a Handley High School 1933 and Abbot Art School graduate. Hoffenberg is an advertising executive and former officer in the Gendarmerie D HaitI and the US Marine Corps. No wedding date yet.
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Mary Joel Kramer
Jack Hoffenberg
Washington, D. C
Kramer
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Handley High School
Abbot Art School
Washington D. C
Hoffenberg
Henry J. Kauffman Advertising Agency
Gendarmerie D
Real Hatch Bill’s Real Effect Analyzed
Political strategists say the Hatch bill’s real impact will be in reshaping party machinery at the base rather than the number of officers removed from convention rolls. Approved by Congress, the measure bars federal official political activity and campaign contributions by relief recipients. In many states county and state committees may be remade as office-holders hold key roles in selecting delegates.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Hatch
Garner backs Hatch bill drives debate in Senate
Garner used a rare quoted pledge to reporters that the Hatch bill would pass. He pressed the measure in the House and then gavelled it through to final Senate action Friday with minimal discussion after a quick dissent. His campaign team already plans to push the delegate fight to counties and local precincts.
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Hatch
House
Senate
Hayfield man returns home after hospital operations
C A McIlwee of Hayfield has returned home in improved condition ten days after surgery at Memorial Hospital. About a year ago his foot was amputated. A recent infection necessitated a second operation.
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C. A. McIlwee
Hayfield
Memorial Hospital
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