Personal Notices From Winchester and Nearby towns
Miss Mamie Grabill of Woodstock Va plans a wedding to Mrs T T Lines at an apartment in the Hotel W T Holliday a former Winchester resident now in Philadelphia visits Winchester. Rosenkratz and valet of London registered at Hotel Jack en route to Virginia Hot Springs from New York City. S L Hoover of Harrisonburg registered at Hotel Jack for several days. Frank Walter of Princeton Ky visits with relatives in town for several weeks. Helen Holliday formerly of this city visiting friends after living in Baltimore and New York. Mrs Charles Ridgeley White of Catonsville returns from a week with her mother Mrs Marshall Willis in Winchester with Miss Frances Peyton Page accompanying home for several weeks. Edward Robnett of Philadelphia and George A Henry of New York registered at Hotel Jack and attended Winchester Inn dance. Miss Mamie Byrd of Millwood visits Winchester friends. E M Houston of Winchester will visit South Gevan and East Elizabeth streets. William Smith the Kernstown agent leaves for Kentucky on business. John S Brown and wife depart for Dayton Ohio with their son William Brown to visit Dr W O Fries.
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Rosenkratz and Valet
London
England
Jack
Virginia Hot Springs
New York City
Helen Holliday
Baltimore
New York
Charles Ridgeley White
Catonsville
Marshall Willis
Winchester
Frances Peyton Page
Baltimore Sun
Edward Robnett
Philadelphia
George A. Henry
Hotel Jack
Winchester Inn
Winchester Inn social dance a sparkling summer hit
The Winchester Inn hosted a large summer dance last evening with about forty couples. Out-of-town guests and local society members attended as music and dancing filled the night from nine thirty until two o clock with lunches served during breaks. Organizers Messrs Donald Weems John Stuart and Horace Brown earned praise for a successful event. Saturday night dances were called off by S B Perkins of Winchester Inn.
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Winchester Inn
Winchester
Winchester Society
Donald Weems
John Stuart
Horace Brown
Walthall Shines in Mutual Masterpictures Ghosts
Henry B. Walthall leads the support cast as Oswald Alvitg in the five part adaptation Ghosts. Mary Alden and Pipmus Jefferdon appear in the cast, delivering sympathetic performances in a stageworthy production that serves a powerful social indictment.
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Mary Alden and
Pipmus Jefferdon
Oswald Alvitg
Henry B. W
Thien
Masterpicture adaptation dazzle stars in Mutual release
The article advertises a Masterpicture screen adaptation directed by George Nichols with Mary Alden Nigel Debrullier and Henry B. Walthal in a tale of a young woman torn between love and wealth. It notes the film is a top Masterpicture and plays tonight at 7.30 and 9.30 with 10 cent admission.
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Mutual Film Corporation
Tbsen
Russell E. Smith
Henry B. Walthal
Mary Alden
Nigel Debrullier
Junanita Archer
Thomas Jefferson
Loretta Blake
al W. Filson
George Nichols
D. W. Griffith
Hollywood Studios
Helen
Pastor Manders
Manders
Alving
Master Pictures
Dance Called Off After Short Intermission
An inn announces that the Saturday night dance scheduled for July 31 is canceled due to a one day break after last night’s event. The regular Saturday dance will resume on August 7.
Domestic science as social life by loyal columnist claim
A Louisville Courier Journal remark notes some girls view domestic science as arranging social engagements to satisfy mothers, while mothers focus on housework, reflecting contemporary gender expectations.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Collar Button Invention Eases Gollar Use
New Rochelle inventor Charles Formage introduces a metal stud with a center screw hole and taper peg. The peg screws into the collar through the buttonhole, allowing the collar to be fastened without breaking nails or swearing, then tightens to secure the button when worn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Formage
New Rochelle
N.Y
Ambition To Retire By Fifty Prompts Focused Plan
An Atchison Kansas man pursues a goal to accumulate sufficient property by age fifty to retire. He describes a consuming ambition to have a full week's salary in hand when he receives next week’s wages, signaling a disciplined savings mindset.
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Atchison
Kan
Lobe
Lebanon Lawyer Gabriel Moyer to Speak at Market Street Class
Hon. Gabriel H. Moyer a prominent Lebanon Pa lawyer visiting here will address the Baraca Class at Market Street Methodist Sunday school this Sunday at 2 15 p m He is in high demand as a speaker and tours area gatherings.
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Nent Lawyer
Lebanon
Market Street
Moyer
Mrs J W McSherry Improves. Out of Danger Declared
From Martinsburg comes news that Mrs. J W McSherry shows great improvement and physicians pronounce her out of danger after a period of critical illness. Her daughter Mrs H D Fuller and granddaughters Virginia and Douglas Fuller have been with her.
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McSherry
rMs. H. D. Fuller
Virginia
Douglas Fuller
Halltown Couple Wed In West Virginia Ceremony
A marriage license was issued on July 26 to H. C. Vorkees and May O'Brien of Halltown by City Clerk J. B. Beverley. The ceremony occurred at the Presbyterian manse with Rev. Dr. J. H. Lacy officiating.
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H. C. Vorkees
May O’brien
Halltown
W. Va
J. B. Beverley
Presbyterian Manse
J. H. Lacy
In Memoriam Mary France Saw yer Remembrance Notice
Mary France Saw yer, mother, died July 30 1914 one year ago. By daughters Margaret and Emma. The card notes ongoing sorrow, acknowledging readers may think the wound healed while the family still feels deep loss. Also includes School Lunch item and daily thought by Emerson.
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Mary France Sawyer
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Mammoth
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J. W. Rosenberger
Braddock and Wolf
Sts
Virginia Tailoring CO
Aston
E. Lodi and
Gents
Mamie Grabill
Woodstock, Va
T. T. Lines
W. T. Holliday
S. L. Hoover
Harrisonburg, Va
Frank Walter
Princeton, Ky
Mamie Byrd
Millwood
E. M. Houston
R. Lee Allen
Gevan Street
J. Long
East Elizabeth Street
Harrisonburg
William Smith
Kernstown
Kentucky
John S. Brown
Dayton
Ohio
W. O. Fries
William Brown
Society News
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S. B. Perkins
Thwen
Essaney
the Modern Girl
Henry Isben
Ingenry Walthal
Life
Les
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Mere Gerber
Jeane Hutton
Geo. Fisher
Harry Keenan
Raoul Walsh
Billy West
Elaine
Gabriel H. Moyer
Promi
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J. W. McSherry
Martinsburg
Margaret
Emma
Emerson
Bracetown Sunday School
Bracetown
Fuw Bes Badle
RR Ek
J.P. Haddox
S. H. Hable
Gray & Sheetz
Farmers & Merchants Nat
Pic-Nic
R. C. Green
North Main St
J. S. Sfeele
Kelley Springfield J
Firestone Gume
Homas & Messer
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Woodward’s
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Jones’ Creamery
W.M. Fletcher
Thos. P. Graybeal
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