Quiet at home wedding binds Nancy Chapman to Dr James
Miss Nancy Chapman wed Dr Howard Lee James at the bride’s mother Mrs. Kate Chapman home near the city. The event featured a simple ceremony, palm and flower altar, Lohengrin processional, and attendants Miss Margaret James and Mrs Elizabeth Rosenberger with detailed bridal attire and a white mousseline gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Chapman
Howard Lee James
Kate Chapman
Hammon
Martinsburg
Elizabeth Grim
Elizabeth Rosenberger
Margaret James
Alexandria
Miss James
Harry Burkholder
Cherrydale
The
Valley
Mr. Garland Spillman
Local couple wed as guests attend ceremony in city
The wedding united Dr. James and the daughter of Mrs Chapman in a ceremony at the city room. Attendants and guests from Alexandria Washington Middletown and Baltimore filled the scene as the couple left for a wedding trip. Dr James is a noted chiropractor and Lions Club member. Also noted is Dr William H Wilmer's hospitalization and a separate engagement announced for Frances Gross George to Charles Franklin Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. James
Alexandria
Dr. James
Robinson Apartments
North Loudoun Street
Chapman
North Frederick Road
Southern Railway Company
Atlanta Ga
National Fruit Product Company
Dr.James
Washington
Coffelt
Middletown
Marguerite James
Paul Line
Baltimore
Alfred Wright
Welltown
Max Braithwaite
Cross Junction
George
C. F. Anderson
Walter Boteley George
West Cork Street
Frances Gross George
Charles Franklin Anderson
Charles A. Anderson
National Avenue
Handley High School
Westhampton College
Richmond
Anderson
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Social Calendar Shows Hopes for Week’s Club Events
A series of weekday gatherings across Winchester and Braddock areas includes luncheons by Lions Club Kiwanis and American Legion at George Washington Hotel, church choirs practices at First Baptist United Brethren and Grace Lutheran, plus a Girls Athletic Association minstrel at Palace Theatre and Elks Lodge meeting. The schedule features a yard party for Epworth League and a charity card party at Golf Club, with multiple church choirs rehearsing in the evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
United Brethren Church
First Baptist Church
Winchester Lodge of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
American Legion Post
Memorial Hospital
Braddock Street
Princess Orlova Praises Winchester Century Club
Princess Orlova sends a letter from Winchester thanking the Century Club for its warm reception at their annual dinner held weeks earlier. She commends the audience’s intelligence, grace, and cultured atmosphere and notes she could have spoken for hours without fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Orlova
Winchester
Century Club
Russia
Public invited to monthly Little Theatre meetings
Mrs. Virginia Vredenburgh president of the Little Theatre announces meetings are open to all interested. Meetings are the first Tuesday of each month at 7 30 in the Handley Library lecture hall with a short play presented. In July Mr Alfred Luttrell will conduct the program with details announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Theatre
Virginia Vredenburgh
Vredenburgh
Handley Library
Alfred Luttrell
Piano Pupils To Give Annual Recital
Mrs. May Carper leads her piano pupils in an annual recital tomorrow at 8 pm in Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church main auditorium. All patrons and friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Carper
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Huntsberry Family Attends West Point Wedding
Mr and Mrs W E Huntsberry and daughter Virginia Ann along with Mr J William Hollis returned home after attending the marriage of Lieut W Abner Huntsberry to Miss Constance Gwaltney last week at West Point New York. They also stayed with Mr and Mrs Homer E Guyer formerly of this city now of Camden New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Huntsberry
Virginia Ann Huntsberry
J. William Hollis
Homer E. Guyer
This City
Camden, N. J
Miss Sartelle Group Heads to World Fair and Chicago
Miss Mary Sartelle and Miss Virginia Williamson left by motor for Lexington Virginia where they joined Miss Ruth Gardiner for a two week trip to Chicago to attend the World's Fair. They will be hosted by Miss Martha Hamaker and had been Randolph-Macon Woman's College classmates in Lynchburg. They plan to return via Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sartelle
Virginia Williamson
Smithfield
N. C
Lexington
Ruth Gardiner
Chicago
Martha Hamaker
Sartelle
Williamson
Gardiner
Hamaker
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Lynchburg
Niagra Falls
R. F. Cline
June Cline
West Clifford Street
Kerlin Named To Dean’s List At VMI Dental School
R. H. Kerlin, a Virginia Medical College of Virginia junior in Richmond, made the dean’s list for 1932 33 by averaging at least 90 in his dental studies. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kerlin of South Loudoun Street in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerlin
R. H. Kerlin
School of Dentistry
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Kerns Celebrate Birth of Son Robert Delano
Mr and Mrs Wilbur R Kern of Sunnyside welcomed a son at Memorial Hospital last Thursday. The baby is named Robert Delano and is the couple's second child. Mr Kern works for Lee Baking Company and Mrs Kern was formerly Miss Margaret Steele of Middletown.
American University Women Elect Officers at June Meeting
The American Association of University Women held its June meeting at Miss Christina Cook’s home on Valley Pike. Officers elected for the coming year were President Mrs Herbert S Larrick Vice President Mrs Parsons Pilcher Secretary Mrs Stewart Elting Treasurer Miss Edith Light. Miss Virginia Barr spoke on Japan’s government and its leading figure, tracing its history and current political structure. The Music Lovers Club will meet at Mrs Frank L Buckley’s home to rehearse songs for the Massanetta Festival on August 4 and invites city choirs to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Christina Cook
Valley Pike
Herbert S. Larrick
Parsons Pilcher
Stewart Elting
Edith Light
Japan
Virginia Barr
Miss Barr
United States
Labor Party
Araki
Music Lovers’ Club
Frank L. Buckley
South Stewart Street
Music
New Supreme Court Justice to Visit Winchester
Mr and Mrs George E Bushnell of Detroit Michigan are slated to arrive in Winchester tomorrow to visit cousins Mrs Grover C Rose and George 38 Bushnell at North Loudoun Street They recently toured Hampden Sydney College in Virginia Bushnell is a son of the late Rev Dr John E Bushnell and was elected to the Michigan Supreme Court of Appeals He chaired the Democratic state convention where he was nominated and led the statewide ticket He has practiced law in Detroit and is a Salem Virginia native who attended Winchester schools years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Bushnell
Detroit Mich
Winchester
Grover C. Rose
George 38. Bushnell
North Loudoun Street
Hampden-Sydney College
Virginia
Bushnell
John E. Bushnell
Supreme Court of Appeals of
Michigan
Supreme Bench
Detroit
Salem
Purcellville Garden Club Forms With Local Leaders
Mrs. Franklin Hartman Kenworthy elected president at a gathering at Exedra, home of Mrs. Kenworthy. Mrs. Russell Gregg and Otis Williams named vice president and recording secretary respectively, with Dorothy Smith as corresponding secretary. A committee of five will draft the constitution for a club dedicated to beautification of Loudoun county yards and waysides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Hartman Kenworthy
Purcellville
F P. Wilson
Caroline Pancoast
C. L. Robey
Frederick Stabler
Loudoun County
Weddings and social notices brighten local scene
Miss Minnie Ruth McDonald married Emmert A Boyce in a Saturday ceremony at the United Brethren Church parsonage with Rev. George W Stover. Gladys DeHart hosted a pink and white second birthday party for Martha Ann DeHart with out of town guests from Brunswick Maryland. Selma Elizabeth Smith wed Amos Headley in Hagerstown with a first Brethren Church rite. Richard Petrie, a University of Maryland junior, returns home to Frederick County for summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie McDonald
Emert Boyce
Minnie Ruth McDonald
Clark McDonald
Emmert A. Boyce
Irwin Boyce
Yellow Springs
W. Va
George W. Stover
The
United Brethren Church
North Avenue
Gladys DeHart
Martha Ann DeHart
O. M. Howe
Frank Howe
Franklyn Howe, Jr
Mary Ann Howe
Mary Francis
Selma Smith
Amos Headley
Slma Elizabeth Smith
Brucetown
Hagerstown
F. G. Coleman
First Brethren Church
Linton Osborne Smith
Melia Ann Smith
Samuel Headley
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
Winchester
Golden Glow Coffee Shop
Richard Petrie
University of Maryland
R.L. Petrie
Frederick County
Prominent Speaker at Virginia Highway Convention Named
The third annual Virginia Highway Users Association convention in Charlottesville on June 26 features R Powel Page Jr president of the Autocar Company Ardmore Pa and a Boyce Clarke County native noted for his long auto industry career in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Highway Users’ Association
Charlottesville
R. Powel Page
Autocar Company
Ardmore
Boyce
Clarke County
Page
Virginia
Keystone State
Local residents depart for Episcopal Retreat at Shrine Mont
Mrs A S Pennypacker and a group of Misses Brown Hyatt Beall Baker Brill Tucker George Baker Riley Beverley Jennings depart from this city with Kitty Morrison of Berryville and Jack Pennypacker Noble Pierce Wally Massey for Shrine Mont Orkney Springs Virginia for a week long retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Pennypacker
Winifred Brown
Genevieve Hyatt Beall
Bentley Thomas
Sarah Kendall Baker
Eloise Brill
Martha Tucker
Margaret George
Virginia Baker
Betty Riley
Nelia Beverley
Rachel Jennings
Kitty Morrison
Berryville
Jack Pennypacker Noble Pierce
Wally Massey
Shrine Mont
Orkney Springs
William Doran Improves After Lung Collapse
Mr William Doran son of Mrs M A Doran of South Loudoun street was markedly better after a weekend illness. Doctors said a Saturday operation at Memorial Hospital relieved the lung trouble and he spent time in an oxygen tent until last night when he improved and no longer needed the tent. Tea to be Given For Hospital Benefit. The Woman's Auxiliary of Memorial Hospital plans a silver tea tomorrow at Dr and Mrs Hunter H McGuire's garden on North Braddock street to support the local hospital. Other items note visitors and residents returning from travels and improvements after surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Wilmer
Baltimore
Millwood
Clarke County
Johns Hopkins
Wilmer
Harvey B. Stone
Hopkins Hospital
William Doran
M. A. Doran
South Loudoun Street
Doran
Memorial Hospital
Woman's Auxiliary
Hunter H McGuire
North Braddock Street
Mrs. Melvin Green
South Washington Street
Chicago
Thomas Crowder
Fred Smith
Harrisonburg
Bulah McFarland
Mrs. Holmes Carper
North Kent Street
Move To Throw Out Indictment Is Dismissed
Federal Judge Henry W Goddard dismissed the defense bid to drop the indictment charging Charles and Mitchell, former head of National City Bank, with defrauding the government of over 50 000 in income taxes as the trial neared its end. The banker’s trial is in its final stages. The defense had argued to dismiss after an earlier denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles & Mitchell
National City Bank
Henry W Goddard
Max D. Steuer
Mitchell
Family visit to Berryville planned by Paulette family
Mrs Paulette and husband with children will travel to Berryville to see her brother-in-law and sister Mrs Thomas Elsen at their home as part of a family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nue
Paulette
Thomas Elsen
Berryville
Young Brewer Returns to Home After Kidnapping Drama
Relatives and Hamm Brewing officials awaited word as authorities rush to locate William Hamm after ransom payments and notes from abductors. Charles, attorney for the Hamm firm, hinted release could come tonight but gave no location. Police rejoined the search as negotiations continued amid mounting tension.
Hamm Liberation Not Expected In St Paul Case
Police say release unlikely in St Paul case centered on William Dunn, associate of Charles, with Dunn seen in Duluth hours after ransom money delivery. Nightly guards tightened around the Hamm residence restricting access to relatives and close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamm
St. Paw
Luth
William Dunn
Brewer and &Eader
Charles
Dunn
Duluth
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Priafarlos OC
Lions’ Club
Hunter H. McGuire
Epworth League
Brucetown Methodist Episcopal Church
Clearbrook
Girl's Athletic Association
Palace Theatre
Rotary Club
Huntsberry
American University
Miss Cook
Massanetta Festival
Supreme Court
Kenworthy
New Garden Club
Miss DeHart
Peblogy
Mr. Page
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washington Hotel
Shrine Moat
L. C. Lichliter
Ashton, Ky
Annie Reichliter
the Valley Pike
William G. Dorsey
Albert W. Stine
Kernstown
the Associates Press
Richard Evelyn Byrd
W. Nelson Page
Frank N. Hack
H . MecCormac
B. B. Dutton
Shenandoah National Park
W. E. Carson
Hoover
Forrest Paulette
Scottsville, Va
D. C. Lichliter
Valley Ave
Sarah Delano Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
James Roosevelt
White House
James
C. C. Elsea
Berryville, Va
William E. Barton
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Young Brewer
Caue
Wyoming
Vieil Vale
St. Paul
William Hamm
Epi Elert
HM J. Charles
Theodore Hamm Brewing Company
Boekawalte
Macon
Aron
Navy
the Commercial & Savings Bank
U.S. Postal Savings Depository
N. Loudoun St
Loudoun St
Heinz Pickles
Tidewater
Lovett Shoe
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