Society Notes Highlight Local Guests and Travels
Mrs. J. A. Burns of Nowata Oklahoma arrives to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Larrick. Various locals host and visit relatives and friends, with trips to Washington D C Tulsa New York and Charleston.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1939
Page
8
Mrs. J. A. Burns of Nowata Oklahoma arrives to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Larrick. Various locals host and visit relatives and friends, with trips to Washington D C Tulsa New York and Charleston.
On Monday members of the Winchester Rebekahs depart for a meeting with a Front Royal group on East Boscawen Street. A Girl Scout singing event is slated at Grace Lutheran Church in the afternoon. Post 2123 VFW holds its monthly meeting at North Loudoun Street headquarters, and Madison Lodge I O O F meets at Mrs. Everard Lindstrom’s home in the evening. Tuesday features a Lions Club luncheon at the George Washington Hotel and a Winchester Rebekahs gathering at Odd Fellows Hall.
The engagement of Miss Mary Parke Maddux of Delaplane and Mr. Duncan Gibb of Front Royal was announced yesterday. Both are well known in Winchester where they have visited on numerous occasions.
A mixed shower for newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson was hosted by Mrs. Clark Legge on Berryville Avenue. Attendees included families and friends such as Mr. and Mrs. Levi Anderson and daughter Marjorie, Mr. and Mrs. Harry McAboy and son Joseph, and many others.
Miss Martha Katharine Hileman daughter of Mr and Mrs Char Hileman and Mr Woodrow Wilson Dodson son of Mr and Mrs McKinley Dodson, both of Claysburg Pennsylvania, united in marriage on Saturday at noon at the Rev Cephas Fahnestock home on Gainesboro Road. The bride attends the Church of the Brethren.
Mrs James Shockey of Greystone Terrace hosted a Friday bridge party for Mrs John Richmond of Detroit Michigan. About twenty guests attended. Mrs Richmond formerly Miss Jane Mudd is visiting Vaucluse Virginia with her daughter Jane at the home of her parents, and Mrs R E Mudd formerly of this city.
The Ladies Aid Society of Greenway U B Church hosts its annual Yard Party on Saturday July 1 with refreshments and a program led by chairman Will White. The Euterpian Club meets June 20 at 8 pm with Miss Mary Glenn Lupton hosting at North Braddock Street and features a German Opera paper by Lupton, baritone Andrew Babb, and selections by the Winchester String Ensemble. Mrs Charles Thompson and relatives visited relatives at 376 Charles Street, with trips to Charlottesville and Yellow stone Park planned for several weeks of travel.
Miss Dorothy May Wert and Mr. Kenneth Harry Hamilton of Washington were wed at Rev. R. Schmucker’s home on Saturday night. The groom works as a mail clerk. Attendants included Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Wolfes of Alexandria, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Smith Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hite, Miss Edith Holden, Mr. John Koontz of Washington DC, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McDaniel, and Miss Bernice Knadlen of Martinsburg.
The Girl Scout Sing scheduled at the home of council member Mrs. Everard Lindstrom was shifted to Grave Lutheran Church due to bad weather. Mrs. Fred Ritter announced the change.
Miss Nancy Gray Larrick visits Washington D C as a guest of Lieut and Mrs Joseph Jelley Mrs Jelley formerly Miss Betty Morgan of Annapolis Md and has visited Winchester on numerous occasions
Mr D H Patterson of San Francisco California has spent a week with Mr and Mrs Fred Crisman at 102 Richards avenue and departed this morning for Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
June 19 Front Royal entries list visits and guests including Mrs J S Huffman of Millboro and Mrs E C Stewart host of a bridge luncheon with prizes. Local residents and visitors such as George Reaves of Philadelphia and Fay Mitchell attend family gatherings and trips to Washington Harrisonburg and Cleveland.
A Q and A on social manners covers responses after introductions in romance etiquette tennis receiver conduct after a wide serve and whether the groom gives a wedding gift. It notes the man should express desire to see the partner again, the receiver stays for the second ball, and brides often receive jewelry as a wedding gift.
Friday travelers include Mr and Mrs E K Davis heading to New York City and Mrs C W Paris visiting her mother in Pamplin Virginia. Engagement announced for Dorothy Lange of Flushing NY to Carl E West with September wedding planned in Flushing. Front Royal Rotary heard Rev J A Johnson on Homes as guests from Shenandoah Luray White Post and others attended.
The State Board of Pharmacy approved 25 new candidates for certificates ten reciprocity petitioners and three physicians to dispose pharmacal products. John D. Sparks of White Post Clarke county was among the reciprocity petitioners. Board members J M Lea E P Berlin C T Guthrie J C Hopkins and W E Locke presided at a three day Richmond session.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announced a 1938 total deficit of 13 125 530, up from 720 695 year earlier. President Daniel Willard cited reduced passenger and freight revenues as the cause in the annual report.
The dead body of 12 year old Marian Ellis was discovered bound and gagged in a culvert near her parents suburban Nashville Tennessee residence. The report frames the incident as a fiendish killing.
NBC likely to provide microphones and possibly a ringside television camera for the heavyweight title bout between Tony Galento and Joe Louis on June 28, pending attendance considerations. Radio schedules list WEAF WABC WOR WJZ programs and events for the day and coming Tuesday.
Mt Williams Va June 19 John Randolph Cooper eldest son of Mr and Mrs Thomas S Cooper recently graduated from Handley High School and drove 18 miles from home to Handley School for three terms a round trip of 36 miles daily. He was accompanied by his brother and sister. He had two terms of high school work and music at Shenandoah College Dayton Va prior to Handley. Other graduates from this community include Misses Mary and Martha Richard twin daughters of Mr and Mrs Harry Richard and Misses Pauline and Hester Glynn daughters of Mr and Mrs P P Glynn.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2123 convenes this evening at eight o'clock under Commander Harry E. Anderson. All members are urged to attend.
A federal grand jury in Elkins West Virginia indicted Harry W Sencindiver of Martinsburg and three co conspirators for transporting stolen cloth worth 30000 to 40000 dollars from Dunn Woolen Co in Martinsburg to Hagerstown and other points. Also named were Louis Andrew Pifer and Fred Iser indicted for transporting stolen automobiles from Lovettsville Virginia to Ridgeley West Virginia.
Chief Machinist's Mate E R Richardson announced the enlistment of H P Graves of Winchester and several other West Virginia and Maryland youths. The enlistees were sent to Norfolk for a three month course of elementary instruction before transfer to a ship in the fleet or to a trade school.
Edgar C. Levy of California great incohonee of the Great Council of the United Red Men will be the honor guest and principal speaker at Virginia Red Men annual meeting in Newport News this week. He will speak Thursday evening, introduced by Thomas B. Morton. The Pocahontas lodges will attend the wigwam of the Fleetfoot Tribe.
The Jam Club of this city starts its summer season with a buffet at Finley’s recreation center. Waiters maids and bellhops from the George Washington and Jack Hotels organize the group. Earl Everns and His Shen andonians perform as the main entertainment with dancing and jitter bugging planned.
Attention to farmers in Frederick county as Extension TVA Farm Unit Demonstrations hold a meeting tonight. Speaker Dr. T B Hutcheson agronomist from VPI is visiting the 15 farms conducting demonstrations in the county.
Treasury figures show on June 16 receipts of 93 million 654 thousand 556 dollars and 19 cents against outlays of 120 million 571 thousand 33 dollars 24 cents. Gross debt stands at 30 billion 349 million 585 thousand 488 dollars 79 cents with a decrease of 187 thousand 993 dollars 73 cents from the prior day.
Anne Morrow Lindbergh was awarded an honorary doctor of letters degree by the University of Rochester in Rochester New York as President Alan Valentine commended her for conquering land sea and air while noting her greatest victory was spiritual. The ceremony followed Amherst College honoring her husband’s wife the late Dwight Morrow.
J Nelson Anderson of Washington DC has been elected president of the National Democratic League of Washington succeeding Dr F Thomas Evans. He and his wife have been guests of Dr and Mrs W W McIntyre on Fairmont Avenue and spoken at the Rotary Club reading.
Send for Barbara Bell Spring and Summer Pattern Book and patterns to sew smart new frocks for street and daytime. Each pattern includes a step by step sew chart for beginners. Pattern 15c Pattern Book 15c One Pattern and Pattern Book together 25c. Send orders to the address in box.
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