Society Notes Hostesses Share Elegant Luncheons
Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd hosted a luncheon at Amherst Street with A Carson and Miss Marie Mayer of Bavaria as guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Rogers Kern. Twenty five ladies attended and Mayer gave an instructive talk. Mrs. Julian F. Ward hosted a similar gathering on Washington Street for Major and Mrs Randolph on, guests of Mr and Mrs Robem Barton, with many Winchester residents invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Amherst Street
A. ©. Carson
Gonrad
Marie Mayer
Bavaria
Harry Rogers Kern
Miss Mayer
Julian F. Ward
Ington Street
Major
Randolph On
Baltimore
Robem Barton
Winchester
Barton
Luncheon Hosts and Newport News Guests Attend
A luncheon hosted by Mrs Shirley Car attracted Mrs William H Bar and guests including Mrs Carter Mrs Baker Harry K Russell Mrs A and Frances Peyton Page. Mr and Mrs Loring A Cover R Gray William and Mrs Jo Massey of Newport News attended. The party then traveled to the country estate of Mr and Egbert G Leigh Jr in Woodbury Forest Va for further entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Cartip
William H. Bar
Carter
Baker
Harry K. Russell
Peter Vredenburgh
Frances Peyton Page
Loring A. Cover
R. Gray William
Jo Massey
Newport News
Woodbury Forest
Bury
Enen
Egbert G. Leigh, Jr
Jacob Crisman Dead in Frederick County Confederate Veteran
Jacob Crisman a Frederick County farmer and Confederate veteran is reported dead. He served in Company OG, Twelfth Virginia Cavalry, under Gen Turner Ashby and was twice wounded. He is noted for a claimed capture of Sir Percy Wyndham in the Virginia Valley and for delivering Wyndham’s sword to Major Holmes Conrad. He is survived by a widow Nancy Larrick, three sons Asa Jacob Fred and six daughters, with funeral at 2:30 Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal Church South Kernstown and burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Twelfth
Virginia Cavalry
Turner Ashby
Mr. Crisman
Percy Wyndham
Virginia Valley
Wyndham
Crisman
Holmes Conrad
Winchester
Nancy Larrick
John “Wesley Larrick
Messrs
Asa, Jacob
Fred. Crisman
Preston Pipher
Loring Funkhouse
Archibald Smith
Sydenstricker
Mount Hebron
Chester
John W
Larrick
Jacob 'Richard
Ollie
Boston visitors from former city tour in a large touring car
Mr and Mrs Charles By Murnan formerly of this city now of Boston Massachusetts are visiting relatives and friends in town. They traveled in a large touring car and Mr Murnan is secretary of the United Drug Company Boston manufacturers of Rexall remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles By. Murnan
Lost Paradise Returns to Empire Monday Night
The Empire screens Lost Paradise on Monday with H B Warner and cast including Catherine Carter Mark Price Arthur Hoops Rita Stanwood Amy Summers Phillips Tead Trixie Jennery Wellington August Balfour Marcus Moriarity. Showings at 7 15 and 9 15 with strong local interest and society-backed appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Warner
Catherin Carter
Mark Price
Arthur Hoops
Rita Stanwood
Amy Summers
Phillips Tead
Trixie Jennery
Wellington
Playtech
August Balfour
Marcus Moriarity
Paramount
Winchester
William J. Bryan Face Of Chautauqua Earnings View
A lyceum manager estimates William J. Bryan could earn about 138 600 a year from Chautauqua lectures. With a 250 guarantee per appearance and a 50 50 split after gate receipts, Bryan would average 350 per lecture during the 14 week season and about six lectures weekly for the remaining 38 weeks, totaling substantial annual earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Lyceum
Fa Ne
Spirit of Jefferson publisher visits hometown mayor
Mr. Clayton and Haines, publisher of Spirit of Jefferson at Charles, visited their cousin in town. The fragment mentions local figures and a visit but is garbled with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Clayton
Haines
Jefferson
Charles
Diamond From the Sky at Empire Fei Free Matinee
The Diamond From the Sky film serial debuts June 18 at the Empire with a $800,000 production, 20,000 prize photoplay, and a special free ladies and children matinee Friday at 3 pm. star Lottie Pickford leads a cast including Irving Cummings and William Russell. Roy McCarder earned 10,000 for the story, chosen from 6,000 entrants, with Fairfax County Virginia scenes and early Southern atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Empire Next
Roy McCarder
Hagerstown
Virginia
Fairfax County
Lottie Pickford
Mary
Irving Cummings
William Russell
Charlotte Burton
Eugene Forde
George Periolet
Children to Celebrate at Winchester Church Event
The Sunday school of the United Brethren Church in Winchester plans a children’s day program at 8 o’clock tomorrow evening on North Braddock Street. The event will be presented by the young people and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church of Winchester
North Braddock Street
Horse Show Dates Across Virginia In Summer Tour
Upperville hosts events June 16-17 while Culpeper Charlottesville Orange Manassas Front Royal Berryville Charlestown and Warrenton host shows from July to August. Mr and Mrs H W Frost Jr of White Post and Mrs CB Jones of Millwood drove to Washington and will stay at the Shoreham hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upperville
Culpeper
Charlottesville
Orange
Manassas
Front Royal
Berryville
Charlestown
Warrenton
H. W. Frost, Jr
White Post
CB. Jones
Millwood
Washington
Shoreham
Washington Post
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Daniel Frohman
Mary Pickford
Grace Miller White
Arthur V. Johnson
Lottie Briscoe
Bob Yardette
Shenandoah Valley
Nat’l. Bank
People’s Bargain Store
Main Street
Jessie Hillyard & CO
Water Street
Funk & Son
Corkey
Tae Anana
South Main St
Thos. P. Graybeal
West Water St
B. BR. Shenkj
Society Notes
Whs
Jacob Crisman
Boston
Mda
Elaine
Ward
Keystone
Empire
Washington, D. C
William J. Bryan
Lyceum Bureau
Chautauquas
Secetary
Lost Paradise
Pathe
FEI
L. C. Kremer
South Main Street
OR. A. S
Whitacre
Osteopath
Jones’ Creamery
Vl G
S. H. Hable
Gray & Sheetz
Lee
Farmers & Merchants Nat
Strathmore
Strathmore Orchard CO. (Inc
Mt. Jackson
Otet
Good & Co. Real Estate
Rouss Ave
S. L. Laren
E. Water St
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