Washington Garden Club tours Clarke county estates
Thirty four members of the Washington Garden Club led by Mrs. Charles Warden motored to historic Clarke county estates near Millwood Berryville and Kentmere. They toured gardens at Carter Hall Annfield Woodlawn Tea House and Scaleby Manor and were hosted by local Virginia and Clarke county hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clarke
Washington Garden Club
Charles Warden
Clarke County
Virginia
Millwood
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Philadelphia
Woodlawn
Berryville
Frank
Tilford
Milton Valley
Fairfield
John. D. Richardson
Tubyries
Graham F. Blandy
New York
Henry B. Gilpin
Kentmere
Marriage Announcements and Society Notes Across Winchester Area
Announcements in Winchester Berryville and nearby towns announce the marriage of Miss Martha Thomas Dorsey to Najah Carrington Taylor the Staunton Va wedding noted with Taylor a grandson of the late Dr John Macky Baldwin of Winchester. Other notes report Miss Margaret Flickinger visiting New York with Easton Fla friends, Mr and Mrs J Faulkner Jr visiting East and Martinsburg, and travel plans among Washington and Lee and Richmond society. The First Christian Church Sunday School plans a June 28 picnic at Opequon Lake Park with transportation by church officers, and Miss Sally Harris of Stoke Aldie will entertain Richmonders during the Upperville Horse Show. Mr and Mrs John R Nicks of Elon College NC stopped at Hotel Jack while touring the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Vredenburgh
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Christ ‘Episcopal Church
Virginia Baker Vredenburgh
New York
Vredenburgh
Citizens
A. M. Baker
Winchester
Virginia
Christ
Berryville
Martha Thomas Dorsey
Edward Oswell Dorsey
Louisville
Najah Carrington Taylor
James R. Taylor
Staunton
Taylor
John Macky Baldwin
Margaret Flickinger
Li Flickinger
North Washington Street
State
Easton
Fla
Miss Flickinger
J.° Ni.Lavan
First Reformed Church of
Flickinger
Sanday
Opequon Lake Park
Council of the First Christian Church
Upperville
Sally Harris
Stoke
Aldie
Middleburg
Richmond Society
Richmond ‘Times-Dispatch
John R. Nicks
Elon College
N. C
Jack
Residents and visitors gather in Winchester
A stream of visitors and locals are listed with travels and stays around Winchester. Names include Samuel LeFevere Hagerstown H C Harris Richmond Miss Mary Bibb Harrisonburg Va Miss Leona Lauck Miss Helen Ritter Lexington Va and others visiting hotels inns and hospitals. The note mentions illness recovery and return to home of Mrs John W Larrick Sr and Joseph R Hill's funeral procession without graphic detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bibb
Harrisonburg, Va
Leona Lauck
John W. Larrick, Sr
Memorial Hospital
Peyton Street
Funkhouser Daughters Earn Hollins College Degrees
Misses Lola and Kathryn Funkhouser of White Post Clarke County finished four years at Hollins College near Roanoke Va receiving bachelor of arts degrees last week. Parents Mr and Mrs Joseph H Funkhouser attended the finals and brought them home. College officials called it a rare sight two sisters graduating together. The sisters previously attended Agricultural High School at Boyce and entered Hollins four years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola
Kathryn Funkhouser
Joseph
H. . Funkhouser
White Post
Clarke County
Hollins College
Roanoke
Funkhouser
Agricultural High School
Boyce
Centenary Church Women Plan Evening Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society of Centenary Reformed Church will hold a regular business meeting at 7 50 this evening in the Sunday school room. A social hour follows with home made ice cream and cakes. Members of The Star news staff have invitations to attend the press inspection of the Nansemond Hotel and informal dinner Thursday night in Ocean View Norfolk Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of
Centenary Reformed Church
Mtady
the Star
Nansemond Hotel
Ocean View
Norfolk
C A. Baker
Local social notes from Stephens City and surrounding area
Mrs. W. F. Massie entertained the Missionary Society of Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church at a luncheon with a subsequent business session. Judge A. C. Carson attended a University of Virginia board meeting in Charlottesville. Visitors and travelers include Miss Reitha n Becher returning from Washington and others visiting Leesburg and Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Massie
Stephens City
the Missionary Society
Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church
A. C. Carson
Riverton
Charlottesville
Board of Visitors
University of Virginia
Be a Sportsman Be a Gentleman Says Game Warden
A state-wide fish and game law changes open bass season June 17 and set limits. Residents pay $1 county license or $3 state license for fishing hunting and trapping with required buttons. Violations bring fines and license revocation. anglers urged to respect spawning and wear licenses. F W Pingley, Game Warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidewater
F. W. Pingley
Winchester and Frederick Co
Convention Opens Smoothly Under Butler at 11 O Clock
Three minutes after 11 o clock Chairman Butler rapped for order and started the convention. The chair and attendees maintained remarkable quiet and order throughout the session.
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Butler
Mr. 4. C. Harris Visits Hotel Jack on Business
Richmond traveler Mr. 4. C. Harris stops at Hotel Jack during a business visit, marked by a note of antipathy.
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Miss MacDonald
Rose MacDonald
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
Sher H
Col
Marshall MacDonald
J. T. L. Preston
General Smith
Shipp
Nichols
New Market
Maury
Preston
Theyv. M. I
Elisabeth White
F. E. White
Front Royal
Elizabeth White
W. V. Smethie
Richmond, Va
Baldwin
Wes
Red Cross
Huntsberry
Samuel LeFevere
Hagerstown
H. C. Harris
Richmond
Ridgley White
Tome Institute
Helen Ritter
Pegegie Ritter
Margaret Butsler
Middletown
Elizabeth Jackson
Lynchburg
Bess Nichols
Miss Jackson
Handley High School
Bluefield, W. Va
Viola Enders
Rebecca Pidgeon
Wadesville
Lewis Pidgeon
Osmar H. Swanson
Lebanon
Shenandoah County
Elmer Godlove
William Snarr
Lillian Smith
Alexandria
Washington Inn
Max Krol
Arthur G. Jones Woolen Company
Constance Wiley
Edith Paris
Hagerstown, Md
Hugh M. Nelson
J. M. Massie
Mr. Holmes Withers
Howard UL. Stotler
Power Stotler
Fauymond Slonaker
Howard
Martinsburg
VW. Va
Keyser
W. Va
Samuel Fleck
Harrisburg, Pa
Thomas Walters
Glen Burnie” Farm
Alice L. Turner
Purcellville
Joseph R. Hill
South Cameron Street
Virginia Piggott
Philip R. Fowle
Misses Funkhouser
United Commercial Travelers
Charles W. Trengr
Richmont
W. Friends
Norfu
America
Monticello Ho
Kent
West Virginia
Maryland
Distric
Columbia
Anna Fleet
8. W. Piper
Anna B. Fleet
F.R. Fleet
Samuel W. Piper
Gaithersburg
A.E. Speilman
Piper
Ray Early
George Washington Hotel
Laura Keffer
South Braddock Street
North
Caroline
James R. DuShane
Battlefield Inn
Valley Pike
Reithan Becher
Josephine Ebersole
C. S. Hartman
Allison
Ethel Hartman
Verna B. Bucher
Rose Bucher
Leesburg
Eivy Shields
Kentucky
Ashland
Mary Greenway Russell
Farmington, Mass
Farmington School
Fred McClhone
Miss Randolph
Linden Speers and Son
Gibson City,, Jr
Jane Violett
County
Sale Grocery, CO
Editor
The
Star
Czechoslovakia
Lovett Bros
Sample Shoe Store
National Sales Co
Loudoun
Rons
G. O. P. Scrambles
Hoover
8. C. Partridge
Episcopal Church
4. C. Harris
Calumet
the People’s. Drug
Loudoun Street
Kiwanis Club
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