Social and Personal Miss Thorn Entertains At Large Dance
Miss Anna Thorn hosted a large social at her family home on South Raleigh Street for about 150 guests. Attendees included Mrs. Max Oates Miss Virginia White and many out of town friends from Hagerstown Winchester Berkeley Martinsburg and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Thorn
Anna Thorn
K. Aus
H. P. Thorn
Raleigh Street
Max Oates
Virginia White
Oates
Miss White
Flick Wilimbira
Efr
Lynnumback
Virginia Carmich
Hagerstown
Fred Anderson
G Larrick
Albert Larrick
Winchester
Dallas Morgan Grady, Jr
Virginia Luttrell
Reginald Grady
Lambert Clifford
Washington
Bruce Flick
Berkeley
Ethel Smith
Nashville
Tenn
Ruth White
Memphis
Thomas Strong
Inwood
Laura Bradley
Kees
New Jersey
Social Notes From Washington Visits This Weekend
Miss Margaret Kelchner spent the weekend in Washington as a guest of friends. Mrs. Charles Cain and daughter Miss Virginia Cain also visited Washington on Saturday. Mrs. H. A. Fleet of Richmond arrived at George Washington Hotel. Mrs. Agnes Miller of Berryville High School will attend Harrisonburg State Teachers College for the summer session. Miss Mary Sartelle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. EB Sartelle, has returned home from Randolph Macon Woman's College in Lynchburg Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Spencer Brugh
Tebre
Gertrude — Spencer _Brugh
Lynn K. Brugh
Hagerstown
Paris
Chasseurs Alee
Miss Brugh
Boston Conservatory of Music
Europe
Captain Tebre
Boulevard Mont Parnasse
Mary Stuart
E. C. Stuart
Winchester
Miss Carmichael
Virginia Tucker Carmichael
Hagerston
Virginia Faulkner White
Harrison Flick Wiltshire
Martinsburg
W. &Va
Gillespiec Armstrong
J. Philips Cranwell
George
Cochran Doub
Charles Page
Baltimore
Beverley Cooper
John Campbell
Hyland Burns
Mrs. Burns
Betty Burmnss‘ Puit
Hot Springs
Baltimore Sun
D. E. Stultz
Frederick, Md
Clyde Clem
Valley Fort
Mary Robinson
Margaret Kelchner
Washington
Charles Cain
Virginia Cain
Agnes Miller
Berryville High School
Harrisonburg
Harrisonburg State Teachers College
Mary Sartelle
EB. B. Sartelle
Lynchburg
Randolph Macon Woman's College
Visitors and travelers lodge at George Washington Hotel
Mr H S Chastal of Chicago stayed at the George Washington Hotel last night. Miss Grace Johnson left for Harrisonburg to attend the summer session of the State Teachers College. Miss Margaret Amink also departed for Harrisonburg for the summer SENET program. Mrs Margaret St Ceran of New York arrived to visit sister Mrs Martin Wisecarver. Mr and Mrs Boyd R Richards spent the weekend in Washington with friends. Mr and Mrs C Hy Crum of White Sulphur Inn were in Winchester today on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Merchants’ National Bank
Austin Sloat
Ethel Hartman
Sylvia Grim
Allison Hartman
H S. Duffey
Claire Dotterer
Little Win Theatre
National Federation of Music Clubs
Winchester Club
Kathleen McCartney
Winchester
D. A. Garber
Ridgewood, N. J
George Washington Hotel
H.S. Chastal
Chicago, IL
Grace Johnson
Harrisonburg
State Teacher's College
Margaret-“Amink
Te Blate
Teachers’ College
Margaret St. Ceran
New York
Martin Wisecarver
Woman Seriously Hurt in Tire Blowout Crash
Mrs S Byrd Purcell of Brancetown was seriously injured when a tire blew from a car on the Martina burg pike causing a collision with another auto. Her son, also injured, was hospitalized. Both cars were wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Byrd Purcell
Brancetown
Martinaburg Pike
Fear surrounds coast guardsman on destroyed yacht Cinnabar
Mrs. Catherine Levell fears Capt. Moore, believed lost with the yacht Cinnabar, may be her son Walter Moore a 39 year old Coast Guard member. He was last known to be bound for a yacht owner’s position while aiding Mississippi flood relief. Survivor Nick Harabalgia recuperates after four days at sea adrift. A Coast Guard cutter patrols the area near the explosion. The note ends with a London prison key nicknamed Charlie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Mla
Mississippi
United States Coast Guard
Nick Harabalgia
Unclear protest line echoed in old ledger style
A fragmented quotation appears to reflect a defiant stance about work and money, suggesting tension over finances and daily labor as a distant memory or point of complaint. The readable words imply frustration with wealth and posture in a historical context.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Drew Rude
Orvis Kerns
Pleasant Dale
W. Va
Winwon
Ava Dienne
Winchester Golf Club
William Ryan
Clifford Street
Ebert
Young Ryan
Mary Cooper
Memorial Hospital
E. D. Calvert
Edith Colson
Chicago
Ill
John Huntsberry
Merril
Stephens Ci Revedan
Johnson
Stephens City
Clarence Rude
Milliémienies
O. L. Jamison
Frederick, Mc
H. H. Bowman
Riverton, Va
George L. Dowdy
Lynchburg, Va
G. F. House
C. P. Newbrough
Potomac Edison Company
Ned Haines
Reginald Haines
Katherine McVicar
Corinne Pennington
Greenwood
C. Frank Grim
Washington, D. C
May Cooper
Charles Kremer
South Kent Street
B. J. Vas
Richard Vas
Nan Purcell
Louise Snyder
Miriam Nicholson
Swimley
Loudoun Street
Bridgeport
Conn
Miss Nicholson
Blackstone College
J. M. Orndoff
Missus Edni O'Leary
Agnes Preffitt
Philip Fowel
Charlottesville
Mary Dunn
Fannie Dunn
A. E. Moebs
Stuart Edmonds
Kensington
W. B. Cornwell
Mr. M. J. Baptist
Master Garland Baptist
Ivy Station
H. M. Baptist
Wilbur ‘Riley
Lynchburg College
Daniel Lupton
Washngton
Orville Cott
Luther March
Sallie Miller
Memphis, Tenn
William A. March
South Braddock Street
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Raleigh
President Coolidge
Coolidge
America
U.S
Davis
International
H. A. Fleet
Richmond, Va
John S. Solenberger
N. Main Street
Mary and
Ruth Batten
Morgantown
Boyd R. Richards
EAD
Old Bailey
London
Charlie
Arch Reer
Sample Shoe Store
Pla
George Washington
N. Main ST
George Washington Garage
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