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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1940

Page

8

Social and Personal News Highlights from Winchester area

Announcements include engagements for Miss Mary Kathryn Rhinelander to Mr Harry L Sherman both of Winchester. wedding plans for Miss June Everly to Mr Wayman Wilson in June. Alma Van Blarcom and Lorimer Walker wed in Richmond with graduate study ahead. births and marriages of local residents. travels and visits of relatives in North Carolina Baltimore and Morgantown. ongoing summer plans at William and Mary and George Washington University with local faculty and staff involved.

E. H. Rhinelander Mary Kathryn Rhinelander Harry L. Sherman Miss Rhinelander Handley Mr. Sherman Stephens City High School Roanoke College O'Sullivan Rubber Co June Everly Keyser W. Va Wayman Wilson Lumberport Herman McKay Market Street Methodists Alma van Blarcom Lorimer Walker Clarence J. Faw Richmond Walker College of William and Mary Williamsburg Julian B. Steele Mary Evelyn Steele Morgantown Miss Steele State University Julia Steele Washington George Washington University

Calendar of Monday and Tuesday Local Club Events

Piano pupils of Mrs Elia Hodges perform at United Brethren Church. Madison Lodge I C O F meets at East Boscawen street hall. Lions Club gathers at George Washington Hotel. Junior Century Club hosts tea at the Country Club for Senior Century Club. Buterplan Club Study Group holds final season meeting at Miss Mildred Jones home. Winchester Rebekah Assembly meets weekly at Odd Fellows Hall.

Elia Hodges United Brethren Church Madison Lodge East Boscawen Street Lions Club George Washington Hotel Century Club Buterplan Club Mildred Jones Winchester Rebekah Associat Odd Fellows Hall

Junior Century Club Hosts Tea For Senior Members

The Junior Century Club will entertain tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock with tea at the Country Club to honor members of the Senior Century Club.

British War Relief Tea Draws 700 To Kenworthy Gardens

About 700 people from Winchester and surrounding areas attended a charity tea at Mrs. Franklin Kenworthy’s Exedra estate in Purcellville Loudoun County to raise funds for British war relief. The Queen Elizabeth Chapter sponsored the event with refreshments by British and Canadian girls from the British embassy in Washington. A bagpipe performance highlighted the program while R Gray Williams of Winchester spoke on relief needs and read telegrams from Lord Lothian and Senator Byrd. John Foster spoke for the British staff. Charles L Hoover is visiting at the home of his parents on South Cameron Street.

Winchester Franklin Kenworthy Purcellville Loudoun County British War Relief Fund Queen Elizabeth Society of the Daughters of the British Empire Lord Lothian A. F. Byrd Virginia Washington John Foster Lothian Charles L. Hoover Abbott Art School John Hoover Cameron Street

Informal Shower And Wedding News From Winchester Area

Informal shower for Mr and Mrs Edgar Triplett at Mrs Murrell Andersons home in Winchester starts the notice. The event honors Helen Hook and Edgar Triplett with red and white decor and roses, followed by a list of guests and remarks on their marriage in Winchester on May 4. Other notes include Mr and Mrs Strother Cooper returning from Quantico and the birth of Patricia June Fletcher at Memorial Hospital on June 14. Mr Shirley O Bly earned a BCS degree in Washington and remains employed at Potomac Electric Power Co. A small luncheon honors Miss Henningham Pulton of Baltimore with Clarke county guests.

Yeakley Stewart Yeakley North Prederick Road Winchester Memorial Hospital Lovett Montgomery Julian B. Steele Barbara Lovett Sherman Montgomery Alexandria S. M. Reed Co Washington, D. Cc District Murrell Anderson Esther Triplett Smithfiled Avenue Edgar Triplett William Wolford Patsy Ann Turner Lockhart William Riley Paul Constable Ruth Huff Mina. Lockhart Martell Bowman Janet Mary Unger Maxine Riley Pansy Butler Naomi Grubbs Dorothy Carper Robert Carter Sandy Hook Harley Swisher Charles Oates Fletcher Russell Fletcher Patricia June Memorial Hospital Loretta Place R. E. Place Whitacre Shirley Bly Shirley O. Bly J. F. Bly Fairview Ave Benjamin Franklin University Mayflower Hotel Washington, D.C Bly Washington The Potomac Electric Power Co Dorothy Moore EF. Blackburn Moore West Boscawen Street Henningham Pulton Baltimore Elizabeth Beverley Milton Valley Berryville Miss Beverley Missy Randolph Virginia Harris Mary Hewitt Clarke County

Modern Etiquette Q A Corsage Color Harmony Cigarette Etiquette

The booklet answers etiquette questions about corsage color coordination with a girl's gown and whether guests may smoke their own after a meal. It emphasizes accepting host offers and advises against discussing family affairs with outsiders as disloyal.

Birthday party honors Joyce Ritter at local church

Mrs Edwin Ritter and daughter Ann Bowen joined Rev and Mrs M J Miller for Joyce Ritters fourth birthday. Leaders from the Leadership Training school in Dayton Va include Rev L G Bridgers Mrs Ray Hicks and others visiting area families. Local church circles set meetings and visitors greet relatives from Richmond and Frostburg Md.

Edwin Ritter Ann Bowen M. J. Miller Joyce Dayton, Va United Brethren Church L. G. Bridgers Ray Hicks Ora Bailey Anna Marie Elizabeth Linkous Thelma Edwards Louise Brown Robert Bridgers Kenneth Patton Hunter Bailey

Final meet program of Euterpian Club Study Group 1940

The Euterpian Club Study Group releases its final meet program for the 1939-40 season to be held tomorrow night at 8 at Miss Mildred Jones home. It lists performances and selections across American music voice piano and strings with artists including Mrs Eulalia Savage Nalley and Robert McNalley among others. The Old Fredericktown Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 10 30 at Mrs Daily R Slonaker home with two exhibits Roses and Victorian flowers and plant materials.

Euterpian Club Mildred Jones Eulalia Savage-Nalley Stephen Foster McDowell Morris Cather Spirit Flower Campbell Tipton Robert McNalley Nevin Louis Kneiling Betty Jo Stretchberry Malette Morning Home—Bassett Edythe Balard Jeanie Foster Ambrose Wilbur Kern Anna Lee Funk Old Fredericktown Club Old Fredericktown Garden Club Daily R. Slonaker

Cooling Beverages for Afternoon Refreshment

A selection of grape juice based drinks ideal for warm afternoons. Frosted Grape Juice with vanilla ice cream, California Cooler with mint, Sparkling Fruit Punch using lime lemon orange pineapple juice and ginger ale, and a Mint Julep style non alcoholic mix with lemon, sugar, and ginger ale.

Church Circles Schedule Meetings Across City

Circle No 1 of Braddock Street Methodist Church led by Mrs H Clay Manuel meets with Mrs Cicil Bailey at 41 South Cameron Street on Tuesday evening at 8. Circle No 1 of Church of Christ gathers tonight at 8 at Mrs F L Sargent’s home on Valley Avenue. The Ladies Bible Class of Congregational Christian Church now meets Tuesday June 25 at Mrs Canby Shanholtz’s Dunlap Avenue home after changing from tomorrow night.

D. M. Sprinkle Braddock Street Methodist Church J. Lee Miller W. Pall Mall St Braddock Street Methodist Church H. Clay Manuel Cicil Bailey South Cameron Street Church of Christ F. L. Sargent Valley Avenue Ladies Bible Congregational Christian Church Canby Shanholtz

Berryville Social News June garden party hosts British relief

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Beverley Whiting return from Atlantic City to Berryville. Lloyd B. Wilson of Washington and Mrs. Wilson reopen their Blue Ridge home for summer. They attended Exedra garden party at Kenworthy to aid British war relief, with Clarke county guests including Mr. and Mrs. Sparrow and several local civic members.

Berryville Herbert Beverley Whiting Atlantic City N. J Lloyd B. Wilson Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co Washington

Chew family summer home Ellwood hosts guests and students

Chew and family recently reopened for summer at Ellwood, their country home, with sons Robert at Princeton and Peter at Choate. R Beverley Whiting hosted a bridge evening honoring Margery Kerfoot, with guests Elinor and Josephine Griffith, Betty Robertson, Meade Dorsey, George Kackley and William Barnett. Funeral services were held in Charles Town for Thomas Claiborne Green, age 81, former attorney and descendant of notable Virginians, who died in Washington. survivors include daughters Mrs Sheppard and Mrs George L Coyle.

Chew Ellwood Robert Princeton University Peter Chew Choate R. Beverley Whiting Bridge Margery Kerfoot John H. Kerfoot South Church Street Isses Elinor Josephine Griffith Betty Robertson Meade Dorsey George Kackley William Barnett John B. Neill E. Leckie Eustaphieve Rose MacDonald Charles Town Thomas Claiborne Green Washington Inlaw Henry Shappard Green Mary MacDonald Green Col Angus MacDonald Winchester George Mason Gunston Hall Sheppard George L. Coyle

Clarke County Woman's Club Heads to Winchester Breakfast

Mrs. A F Robertson, president of the Clarke County Woman's Club, will report on the Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs meeting at a June 18 breakfast at Winchester Golf Club. About fifty of the ninety members are expected to attend. Rev. Ernest H Williams of Grace Episcopal Church praised the King’s Daughters and Sons of Clarke County for practicing Christian charity.

A. F. Robertson Woman's Club Clarke County Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs Winchester Golf Club Ernest H. Williams Grace Episcopal Church King’s Daughters and Sons Grace Church Christ

Oldest Circle in Virginia Leads Local Relief Effort

The Whatsoever Circle of Moultwood, started by Mrs. Mattie Harrison in 1886, remains the state's oldest circle. Since 1888 Golden Rule Circle and Silver Cross Circle of Boyce, Holland Circle of Minniewood have formed, all engaging in strong relief work. Mrs. Charles F. McIntosh and son John travel to Blue Ridge Summit to visit Miss Bland Taylor at her summer cottage. Radio waves travel at light speed about 186000 miles per second.

Mouitwood Mattie Harrison Virginia Lorenzo Lewis Boyce Minniewood Ip el Charles F. McIntosh John McIntosh Blue Ridge Summit

Navy first 16 inch gun built in 1914

The United States Navy produced its first 16 inch gun in 1914. Spain contributes about half of the world's olive oil output.

United States Navy Spain

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