Social and Personal News and Dinner Highlights
A marriage license issued in Winchester to Joseph H. Miller of Timberville and Annie Whitlock of the city. Miss Maxine Elliott of Covington visits family and recalls school days here. Colonel Carroll Menefee and Mrs Menefee announce the birth of Carroll Menefee Jr. Dr A T Hawthorne presided at the event with Mr W W Glass delivering the address on service clubs. Floyd Haines sang with Cornelia Gray. Kiwanis and Lion Leonard Sirbaugh organized the evening. Gold room dancing followed until midnight with attendees praising Lionism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Corporation Clerk’s Office
Joseph H. Miller
Timberville
Annie Whitlock
Charles Miller
Shenandoah County
Charles Kackley
Col
A. T. Hawthorne
W. W . Glass
Glase
Winchester
Floyd Haines
Cornelia Gray
C. M. Collins
Kiwanis Club
Lion
Leonard Sirbaugh
Frances Stipe Marries Victor Ridgeway at Rest Church
Miss Frances Stipe daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Stipe Ridgeway becomes the bride of Victor Ridgeway son of Mr and Mrs Ridgeway of Ridgeway. Rev J W Beall conducts a ring ceremony at Rest Church with pink rambler roses and candles. Reception follows and couple plan a northern tour then residence at Ridgeway Virginia. Lions Club hosts a dinner and dance for the ladies at George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Stipe
Ridgeway
Rest Church
Harry Stipe
Victor Ridgeway
Mary Sencindiver
Elizabeth Stipe
Garland Snyder
Bertha Carter
Esther Ridgeway
Fred Ridgeway
Harry Ridgeway
J. R. Miller
Josephine
Virginia Miller
C. A. Haskeur
East Piccadily Street
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Rinker-Jones Wedding in Winchester at 10:30 AM
Miss Zella Pearl Rinker daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob W Rinker of Middletown wed Mr Herbert S Jones son of the late Mr and Mrs Joseph Jones of Kansas City Kansas. Rev J C Hooks officiated. The couple plans an extended bridal trip to St Louis and Kansas City and expect to return by September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zella Pearl Rinker
Jacob W. Rinker
Middletown
Herberts. Jones
Joseph Jones
Kansas City
Kan
Winchester
J. C. Hooks
Rinker
Jones
St. Louis
Dr Cox Weds Miss Parker At Mrs Smith Home
In Winchester at 8 30 last evening Miss Georganna Frances Parker wed Dr Walter Cox in a quiet ceremony at the home of Mrs J Clinton Smith 304 North Kent Street. Rev C A Freed officiated with a small gathering of relatives and close friends present. The couple will reside at Dr Coxs West Clifford street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clinton Smith
North Kent Street
Georganna Frances Parker
Walter Cox
Winchester
Board of Health
C. A. Freed
Grace Lutheran Church
Louise Gray
Robert L. Gray
Cox
West Clifford Street
Norris Rosenberger Nuptials at Presbyterian Church
Miss Grace Marie Rosenberger daughter of Mr. was wed yesterday at 6 o clock in a quiet June ceremony at the Presbyterian Church. The event joined Grace with her groom in a formal wedding attended by family and friends.
Rosenberger Norris Wedding at Presbyterian Church
John W. Rosenberger of South Washington married William B. Norris son of Warrenton Georgia at the Presbyterian Church on South Loudoun. Rev Dr Frank T McFaden officiated. Guests from New Jersey New York Virginia and Connecticut attended. The couple plans a wedding tour in New England then reside in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Rosenberger
South Washington Street
William B. Norris
William E. Norris
Warrenton
Georgia
Presbyterian Church
South Loudoun Street
Frank T. McFaden
Schubert
Pauline Shoop
Carrie Quantz
R. T. Harnsberger
Washington, D. C
E. C. Yost
Ralph Rosenberger
Delphinia
John H. Rosenberger
West Boscawen Street
Leigh Fritts
Weehawken
N. J
Virginia Fritts
Jersey
Washington
Eee
Reese
James G. Graham
Windhat Conn
E. M. Pusey
Chevy Chase
Norris
New England
Girls' Athletic Association Plans Strasburg Party Date
The Girls' Athletic Association held a council meeting to set a swimming and dancing party at Strasburg next Tuesday. Attendees must sign up with Mye Kella Hoshour at the George Washington Garage by Monday 5 pm. Swimmers meet at 6 pm and dancers at 8 pm. Transportation will be provided for those without means. A per person fee of 50 cents or 1 dollar per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Athletic Association
Strasburg
Mye
Kella Hoshour
George Washington
Mrs Marcie Hunter Campbell Sails for European Cruise
Mrs Marcie Hunter Campbell will sail from New York on Wednesday June 20 on the Cunard line steamer Lan castris for a western Mediterranean cruise. The itinerary includes Norway Sweden Scotland and other points of interest with a return to her home around August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcie Hunter Campbell
New York
Europe
L Lancastris
Cunard Line
Norway
Sweden
Scotland
Pemberton Dancers to Perform at Empire in Winchester
Mr. Stafford Pemberton presents a program of classical and semi classical dances next Monday at the Empire at 8 30. The Pemberton Dancers Spanish Hango Toe Ballet a Spring Song Dance and more will be featured. Washington Empire Orchestra will provide a special musical program for the occasion. The event is billed as one of Winchester's most artistic and unusual performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford Pemberton
the Empire
Pemberton
Washington Empire
Winchester
Mrs Lonas Returns From Childs Funeral
Mrs Walter Lonne returned home from Cumberland Maryland where she attended the funeral Thursday of her niece the late little Miss Norma Lukeman who died at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs James Lukeman in Cumberland from spinal meningitis following measles The child who was very bright was known among people in Winchester as she spent much time with her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Lonas Mr Stuart Sorg of Richmond Virginia spent time here last night with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonas
Walter Lonne
Cumberland
Norma Lukeman
James_Lukeman
Winchester
Mrs J Robinson and Opal Headed to Natural Bridge Trip
Mrs J Robinson and daughter Miss Opal Robinson left by motor for Natural Bridge to spend time there. A Chevy will visit Roanoke and other Virginia cities before returning home. Mr R A Penner of Hagerstown Md spent last night at the G F House. Mr and Mrs B M Carter of Stephens City spent time here yesterday. Mrs Ernest Bolton and sons visit Washington friends. Mr and Mrs M M Newcome of Martinsburg W Va are visiting relatives here. Dr and Mrs E Douglas Davis returned home after visiting Harrisonburg Va. Clarence W Wagner Baltimore Sun publicity director was a business visitor in Winchester today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Robinson
Natural Bridge
Roanoke
Virginia
R. A. Penner
Hagerstown Md
G. F House
B. M. Carter
Stephens City
Ernest Bolton and Sons
Washington
MM. F. Newcome
Martinsburg, W. Wva
E. Douglas Davis
Harrisonburg, Va
Clarence W. Wagner
The
Baltimore Sun
Winchester
France Seeks Channel Swim Record Attempt
Burgess has trained aspirants for Channel swimming honors over years. France leads the effort to attempt crossing the English Channel, aiming for a landmark achievement in open water swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Burgess
Local Social Notes Move About Town
Mr and Mrs Dyke of West Monmouth Street left for Roanoke Virginia to visit Miss Clowser ill at Catawba Sanitarium Col and Mrs B M Roszel of Shenandoah Valley Academy sail tonight from New York on the Cunard liner Caronia for six weeks in England and France Mrs S M Davis has returned from Martinsville Va Mr Mitchell Barr improves after weeks at Memorial Hospital and hopes to leave soon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Roszel
Shenandoah Valley Academy
New York
Cunard
Caronia
London
England
France
Mitchell Barr
Memorial Hospital
Local Guests and Travels Highlight Weekend Plans
Misses Holland and Barrick of Memorial Hospital leave for Washington to spend the weekend with friends. Miss Ethel Hawse of Baker West Virginia heads to Rockville Maryland to visit her sister Mrs M G Beakk. Mr N G Hottle, a Memorial Hospital patient, shows slow improvement. Mrs C H Consolove of Baltimore arrives to stay at the George Washington Hotel. Garvin Bowles, newly named assistant manager of the George Mason Hotel in Alexandria, visits with Mrs Bowles at her parents’ home. Mr Harry Tait of the Greenbrier Hotel and Mrs Tait stop at the county before continuing their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Hawse
Baker, W. Va
Rockville, Md
M.G. Beakk
Garvin Bowles
George Mason Hotel
Alexandria
Mrs. Bowles
Divorce actions filed in Virginia and Maryland courts
Court notices publishings show Hilda E Massie filing for divorce a vinculo from Isaac F Allamong in Frederick County Maryland with a Virginia defendant. Other: Gladys Turner sues Roy G Turner for divorce a mensa deser tion in Winchester Virginia with nonresident defendant. Both orders require appearance within days and publication in Evening Star Winchester and posting at court doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick
Hilda E. Massie
Isaac F. Allamong
Virginia
Eoning Star
Winchester
Cour House
Alene C. Brannon
Philip Williams
Gladys Turner
Roy G. Turner
Corporation Court
Evening Star
Winchestern
T Corporation
J. Gray Beverley
Oler Wook
P. A
Purification Cure Promises Health Through System Cleansing
An advertisement touts Purification as nature’s path to health. It urges a seven week course of Calotabs taken once or twice weekly to purify the body and restore vitality.
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Maxine Elliott
Covington
Ella Thomas
East Picadilly Street
Eliott
Sample Shoe Store
Lovett Bros
Dempsey
Tee
Bozo
Bozo EU
Bozo Ou
Rautt
Mutt & Jeff
Mr. Jones
Bride
Dr. Cox
Miss Parker
Clark
First Baptist Church
Lee Brown
Lois Forney
Dr. Parker
Berryville Baptist Church
Mrs. Campbell
Empire
Stuart Sorg
Richmond, Va
Stacey
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester, Virginia
E. M. Rader
Gertrude Ederle
Lillian Cannon
Channel Swim
William Burness
Cap Griz Nez
Bud Fisher
S. M. Davis
Martinsville, Va
Holland and
Barrick
N. G. Hottle
C. H. Consolove
Baltimore
Harry Tait
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
Mrs. Tait
Bimbo
Mutt
Atlantic City
Mrs. Rodgers
Hagerstowm
Gray Gables
Seve Weks
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