Social and Personal notes from the area society scene
A wedding at Mrs Barr's West Peyton street was solemnized by Rev Ronald S Wilson with only family and close friends present. The bride Miss S R Atwell of Richmond wore navy blue chiffon. She is Handley 1935 and taught in county schools. Mr Nelson, son of Mr and Mrs C A Nelson, works for Community Baking Co Cumberland Md. The couple will live in the city after a short wedding trip. Other local society items include church solos by Hubert Kerr at Grace Church, Miss June Cline on organ, and notices of residents visiting, traveling, and classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barr
West Peyton Street
Ronalds. Wilson
Loudoun Street
Miss Atwell
Madison College
Harrisonbure
Nelson
C. A. Nelson
Dana Nelson
Handley
Community Baking Co
Cumberland
Hubert Kerr
Grace Church
Presbyterian Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Schubert
June Cline
Robert F. Cline
Helen Woore
Wil
Rheimberger
Regular Saturday night dance at Winchester Golf Club
Calendar lists a regular Saturday night dance at Winchester Golf Club at 10 30 p m. Also noting a Monday meeting of the Little Garden Club at Fielding near Berryville and an 8 p m gathering of the Madison Lodge I O O F on East Bosca wen street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Golf Club
Little Garden Club
Fielding
Forgotten Woman Daisy Tegtmeyer Refuses Estate Accounting
Daisy Tegtmeyer, 53, known as Silent Daisy, has begun her sixth year in Cook County Jail Chicago for contempt of court after refusing to provide an accounting of an Iowa estate tied to her late husband Edward. Authorities say she keeps records hidden despite court orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Tegtmeyer
Cook County
Chicago
Daisy
Iowa
Edward
Miss Harriet Krise Hosts Dinner For Elmira College Guest
Miss Harriet Krise entertained at a dinner in honor of Miss Nancy St Clair of Buffalo who arrived to visit Elmira College classmates. Guests included Mollie Glass Virginia Baker Rosalie Oakes Lillian Oakes Rachel Jennings Anne Quirk Betty Zigler Mary Elizabeth Ebert and others at the Krise home. Also noted Miss Jeanne Brill and Miss Betty Nixon hosted an informal party at the Nixon home with a list of guests and escorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Krise
New York House
Wilbur Krise
West Clifford Street
Nancy St. Clair
Buffalo
N. Y
Elmira College
Elmira
Mollie Glass
Virginia Baker
Rosalie Oakes
Lillian Oakes
Rachel Jennings
Anne Quirk
Betty Zigler
Mary Elizabeth Ebert
Phyllis Bryarly
Kenneth Robinson
Messrs
Douglas DuShane
Joe Johannes
Joe Thomas
Robert Greer
Harry W. Ebert, Jr
Jim Sargent
Ralph Hardy
Roy Hockman
Andrew Babb
Miss Nixon
Miss Brill
Jeanne Brill
Betty Jean Nixon
John Nixon
Amherst Street
Jeanne Ebert
Carol Lindstrom
Phyllis Fowle
Jean Baker
Kitty Lou Arnold
June Cline
Janet Huyett
Jeanne Shryock
Anne Light
Janet Nixon
Hubert Kerr
Lester Arnold
Bill McIntyre
Wayne Whitham
Billy Clark
Bill Miller
Logan Massey
Barney Robinson
James Huyett
Clayton Cochran
William Miller
Douglas Haines
Jack Sale
Edgar Whiting
Henry Whiting
Debutante Miss Robert Young Conrad to Be Presented
Mrs. Robert Young Conrad issues invitations for a dance honoring her daughter Miss Robert Young Conrad at Winchester Golf Club on September 7. Miss Conrad, a recent graduate of St. Catherine’s School in Richmond Virginia, will debut in Baltimore this winter. the September party ushers her to society in Winchester and northern Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Young Conrad
Winchester Golf Club
Conrad
St. Catherine’s School
Richmond
Baltimore
Winchester
Virginia
Three Comrades Introduces A New Romantic Couple
Robert Taylor and Margaret Sullivan star in Three Comrades opening at the Capitol Theatre Monday. The film, based on Erich Maria Remarque’s novel, follows disillusioned postwar individuals rebuilding their lives. Franchot Tone and Robert Young also star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Taylor
Margaret Sullavan
Capitol Theatre
Margaret Sullivan
Erich Muriame10ue
Local social notes of families visiting relatives and friends
Misses Noell and June Racey of 967 Virginia avenue leave with grandparents for Richmond Virginia to spend the weekend. Other visits include Miss Mary Kramer from Washington D C staying with her parents in Pennsylvania avenue and Miss Marian Nathanson visiting the Kramers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noell
June Racey
Frisby Racey
Virginia Avenue
J. H. Dolphin
Richmond
Mary Kramer
Washington, D. C
Philip Kramer
Pennsylvania Avenue
Marian Nathanson
Washington
Mrs. Kramer
Take Stage in Steel Hearing
Marion Hepburn sister of Katharine Hepburn testified at a Senate civil liberties hearing in Washington amid charges of union espionage and violence by Republic Steel personnel. Vincent Favorite, a steel union organizer, described being struck with a blackjack by a corporation policeman after a 1937 Youngstown meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Washington
Republic Steel
Corporation
Marion Hepburn
Katharine
Miss Hepburn
Bennington College
Vermont
United Federal Workers of America
Vincent Favorite
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown
Central Press
Will Hayes Urges Ads Increase for Newspapers
Will H Hayes president of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America urged the film industry to boost advertising, especially in newspapers, to combat the recession. He spoke at the Association of Motion Picture Advertising luncheon in New York on July 14, stressing advertising as essential to create demand and spur production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hayes
New York
Will H. Hayes
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of American
Hayes
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Anderson Visit Relatives Here
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Anderson of Wilmington Ohio stay with Mrs. Meredith Anderson in Clearbrook to see old friends and relatives. This is his first return in three years. Mrs. R. M. Adams leaves for Baltimore to visit her daughter Mrs. A. B. Shryock in Maryland and later Washington Norfolk and Portsmouth with her son Billy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Anderson
Wilmington
Ohio
Mr. Anderson
Meredith Anderson
Clearbrook
R. M. Adams
Baltimore
A. B. Shryock
Mr. Shryock
Adams
Billy
Washington
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Across the Frontiers by Sir Philip Gibbs Now at Library
A library notice promotes Across the Frontiers by Philip Gibbs as a twenty year survey of world politics with chapters on Italy and Germany. It notes Gibbs as a leading journalist and lists other titles available for borrowing. Library hours extend to 7 30 p m until September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Philip Gibbs
Philip Gibbs
Italy
Germany
League of Nations
Handley Library
Berryville And Clarke County Personal Items
Berryville and Clarke County items note visits and travels of local residents. Claude Feltner and family spend time at Hareystown Maryland Race Track then head to Belair Maryland with horses. Other locals, guests, and relatives are listed with brief movements and visits across Virginia and Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville, VA
Claude Feltner
Hareystown Maryland Race Track
C. M. Feltner
Belair
Etiquette Answers on Introductions and Conduct at Meals
The guide advises that when introducing two men the younger should be presented to the older. If ages are similar, order is not important. Speaking to the hostess’ servants during a meal is discouraged to avoid interrupting service. If a guest breaks a valuable article, they should replace it.
Burglars Rested in Flanagan Home After theft
Arthur R. Flanagan noted the burglars stole $1,000 in silverware while his family vacationed. He described signs they spent several nights in the house and wore his pajamas, implying they were tired after the break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Arthur R. Flanagan
Bay Area and Nearby Residents Visit Washington and Virginia
A column of social notes lists Mr and Mrs Pete Hann of Charlestown and Berryville among Washington trips and fishing party guests from Berryville. Several residents travel to Staunton Richmond and Winchester for weekends visiting family friends and attending games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Hann
Charles Town
W. Va
Berryville
Washington, D. C
Solomon's Island
Messrs
Leslie N. Russell
Chas. T. Levi
Tom Elsen
George Skelton
Lloyd Russell
M. L. Copenhaver
Clarence Grubbs
Charlestown
Bill Ryan
Winchester
Rainfall Totals and Averages for City Over 25 Years
Present and past rainfall data show 24 hour precipitation ending today at none. July to date totals 2.45 inches and year to date 16.39 inches. Average monthly rainfall over 1913 to 1937 period lists values from January 2.539 inches to August 3.77 inches with November 2.30 and December 2.33. The average annual rainfall for the 25 year span is 35.36 inches.
Also Mentioned on This Page
William C. Marshall
Hugh McCulloch
St. Louis
Pauguier County
B. A. Rowland
Amos Pugh
Copon Bridge
Middletown
R. W. Spargur
Ann Harrison Byrd
Robert M. Ward
South Washington Street
San Diego
Calif
John Campbell
Rebecca Doll
Alexandria, Va
Misses Jones
Washington Inn
South Stewart Street
Spencer L. Carter
W. O. Tolbert
Stephenson M. E. Church
Alma Bean
E. P. Bean
Quebec
Canada
Miss Bean
Hugh Green
Eerenor Hotel
Atlantic City
Floyd Miller
Woodstock
Louise Miller
Dwight Campbell
Wash D. C
E. W. Knee
Valsey Avenue
Norris
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Pennsylvania
Pocahontas
W. B. Snider & Son
Wilmer F. Shryock, Agt
N. Leudoun St
Pikeside Tea Room
Valley Ave
Miss Conrad
James Corden
Ship Bottom
N. J
Matthee Shiley
Inwood
Eloise Wise
White Post
Wesley Dean
David H. Allen, Jr
Lorenzo Lewis
Virginia Beach
Peter Yates Brinton
West Cork Street
Pansy Butler
Jesse Himelright
Robert Himelright
Mrs
George Himelright
John C. Meredith
Kansas City
J. D. Haire
Pittsburgh, Pa
Haire
Republic Oil Company
Pifer Printing Co
Loudoun St
Fur Shop
Washington Hagerstown, Md
Vincent
Mrs. F. L. Anderson
Berryville and
Clarke County
Claude Feltners
Belair, Md
Archie Roberston
Tall Timbers
Dick McAtee
Kenneth McAtee
Emma McAtee
Shepherdstown College
Shepherdstown
Mary McAtee
Ed Fuller
Sam McAtee
Charlottesville, Va
Nick Moore
Atlanta, Ga
Archie Treatt
Petersburg
Walter Harris
Irving Lantz
Morgantown
James Dakeman
Oakman
Collins Oakman
Suzanna Blythe
William Blythe
Front Royal
Charles T. Levi
Dick Hutterman
Staunton
Marvin Longerbeam
Laurabelle Sinkabine
Thelma Feltner
Phil Simm
Bruce Gorham
Rocky Mount
N. C
Thomas Cherry Gorham
John B. Neill
Orkney Springs
Neill
Nan McDonald Eustaphieve
Louisville, Ken
Kate
Cornelia Moore
William Shreavers
Will Brewer
Kensington, Md
Edwin C. Luke
J. Few Brown
Henry Brown
Henry Berry
John Berry
Richmond, Va
Grayson Coiner
Coiner
E. G. Coiner
Gordon
T. S. Crockett
William K. Milholland
Mrs. Ingram
Orlando, Fla
Gmatis Anon
Alecia
Alecia Beauty Salon
Braddock St
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Red Cross
America
Huntsberry
Colonial Beauty
Piccadilly & Cameron
Big Joe
ALL United Food Stores
Underwood
N. Loudoun St
Vienna
Health and
Haldeman’s
South Kent Street
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