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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1916
Page
6
Tonight's program features a five part Goldt er society play Via Wireless with Gail Mane and Bruce McRae praised for a realistic sea disaster and daring escapes. It plays with a comedy act and vaudeville numbers with admission 10 to 15 cents.
A party at Mt Pleasant home of Mr and Mrs John Gaunt celebrated Janet Pierce of Culpeper Virginia. Guests enjoyed games and later refreshments. Attendees included Janet Pierce Reva Berlin Ruth Berlin Nellie Evans Frances Vandeventer Mary Shopland Lottie Russell Genevieve Pierce Frances Jolliffe Katherine Jolliffe Elizabeth Fishpaw Eleanor Fishpaw Tom Har desty Benjamin Byrne Paul Fishpan Alfred Pierce Osde Thompson.
Berryville Virginia notes many summer visitors and residents returning. Mrs. F G Waller of Chicago visits Miss Mary Washington Gold at Ellwood while Col W L Goldsmith from New Orleans tours Norfolk. Numerous Hatboro travelers, entertainers, and relatives are listed at various local homes including Rose Hill Almeida and Rockledge with couples and families from Chicago Washington Baltimore Scranton and Rich mond.
The Conqueror and a two reel Keystone play head to Empire tomorrow. Willard Mack stars as a Wall Street figure with Enid Markey as a debutante. The New York Evening Mail lauds the film for its continuous engagement and Ince production quality.
Mrs. W. H. Pleasants arrives from New York to visit Mrs. Joseph Wright on Washington street. Mr. George A. Bowen and daughter Elizabeth Bowen of Brentwood arrive and spend time with friends. Mr. James Low Harriman of Rosemont tours New York state and Canada. Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Eddy of Philadelphia visit relatives for weeks. Mrs. Fred Grim and son Frederick of Baltimore return home after staying with relatives, with Miss Margaret Shank in tow. Misses Mamie and Emma Kinzel and T. Y. Kinzel enjoy Atlantic City. Advertisement for summer goods.
A Keystone Triangle at the Empire Theater features Mack Swain and Julia Faye with Polly Moran confronting Swain about his ties to Julia. The audience cheers as Swain attends with Julia, while Moran arrives with a baby and several children, scolding him for his behavior. The program also includes a 5 part Triangle society play The Conqueror with Willard Mack.
The American protest against the British boycott, framed by President Wilson, is sent to London for presentation to the foreign office and may be made public next Monday. The note contends the boycott violates the trade treaty and interferes with US domestic affairs, labeling it an unfriendly act toward neutral commerce.
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