Calendar of Monday and Tuesday Club Meetings
Regular executive meeting of the Christian Endeavor Society of the United Brethren Church is listed for Monday at 7:30 p.m. The Madison Lodge I.C.C.F. meets at East Boscawen street at 5:00 p.m. Tuesday features a Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel at 12:30 p.m. A Century Club gathering at Mrs. W. Nelson Page on Amherst street at 1:30 p.m. includes a W. EP A Community Chorus session at Market Street M. E. Church and Winchester Rebekah Association meets at Odd Fellows Hall at 8:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the United Brethren Church
Madison Lodge
I.C.C.F
East Boscawen Street
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Century Club
W. Nelson Page
Amherst Street
W. EP. A
Market Street
M. E
Winchester Rebekah Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Euterpian Club Concert Delights Winchester Audience
The Winchester String Ensemble under Mrs. Meta Sloat performed a well balanced classical program at Cameron Street Methodist Church. Helen Bailey stood out for her violin work while Mr. Louis Kneiling and Mrs. Georgia Cather complemented the ensemble. Missing Roland Snapp due to illness, the concert impressed a larger crowd than attendance reflected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester String Ensemble
Euterpian Club
Cameron Street Methodist Church
Meta Sloat
Helen Bailey
Bobby Edwards
Louis Kneiling
Georgia Cather
Roland Snapp
Pierrot
Pierrette
Burgmein—Ensemble
Vivaldi
Helen Eee
Gwe
Athens
Beethoven
John Gernert
Fibich
Ensemble
Kreisler
Winchester
Peabody Institute
Baltimore
Merta Sloat
Eutlatie Nally
W. W. Glass
Annual Narcissus Show Set For April In Alexandria
The Garden Club of Virginia announces the Narcissus Show to be held April 14 and 15 at the armory in Alexandria. Under general chairmanship of Mrs William Seipp the event draws entrants from Virginia eastern states and beyond with a record exhibition anticipated. Social events accompany the two day program as clubs host visiting members and local groups prepare programs and papers for sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Garden Club of Virginia
Armory
William Seipp
Middletown
Rathbone Smith
Virginia
Old Dominion
Oregon
Garden Club of
Modern Etiquette Q A Quiz by Roberta Lee
Q and A on jelly etiquette at table and hat etiquette in theatre. Readers learn to eat bread with jelly in small portions and to request hat removal politely or seek an usher. Suppers are described as the most informal and exclusive social function.
DAR Meeting Set for March at Mrs Aulick Home
Fort Loudoun Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet on Wednesday afternoon March 8 at 418 South Braddock Street, hosted by Mrs C E Aulick. Assisting hostesses include Mrs J H Rosenberger Mrs J W Siberts Mrs Lacy Brumback and J H Moling Jr. Guest speaker will be Mr W W Glass and a musical program by violinist Miss Mary Louise Sartelle with pianist Miss Elizabeth Grim. Members are asked to note the meeting place change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
C. E. Aulick
South Braddock Street
Aulick
J. H. Rosenberger
J. W. Siberts
Lacy Brumback
J. H. Moling, Jr
W. W. Glass
Mary Louise Sartelle
Elizabeth Grim
Stephenson Social Club
Coleman Dunn
Loudoun Street
Mary Anderson
Anna Clipp
Isa Belle Brown to Clarence E Roy Jr in Washington Wedding
Mr and Mrs Harry J Brown announce the marriage of daughter Isa Belle to Clarence E Roy Jr of Washington. The ceremony was at United Brethren Church performed by Rev George with bride’s mother and grandmother present. Roy will live with Isa Belle’s parents. Brengle Larrick Engagement Noted Frances Larrick to Elmer Ellsworth Brengle Jr of Winchester connected with Northern Virginia Power Company. no wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Brown
Isabelle
Clarence E. Roy, Jr
Washington
George
United Brethren Church
David Mason
Roy
Mrs
Brengle-Larrick
Luther M. Larrick
Hayfield
Frances
Elmer Ellsworth Brengle Jr
Brengle
Brunswick
Winchester
Northern Virginia Power Company
Dances at Randolph Macon Attended by Local People
Dances at Randolph Macon College in Ashland drew former students including Noble Pierce of Baltimore Harry Ebert Jr a University of Virginia student and David Sencindiver of Winchester Also Margaret Byrd hosted in Washington returned to Winchester Leila Leigh of Richmond unable to visit due to illness Social guests from Cumberland Md Moorefield W Va and Winchester attended Over the weekend James Lofton Dolan Lofton Zelda White Patsy Carl Heckard Aleen Franks also present The Christian Endeavor Society United Brethren Church holds an executive meeting at 7 30 PM with all officers urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Macon
Randolph Macon College
Ashland
Noble Pierce
Baltimore
Harry Ebert, Jr
University of Virginia
David Sencindiver
Winchester
Margaret Byrd
Eleanor Flood
Shoreham
Washington
Leila Leigh
Richmond
Miss Byrd
James Lofton
Handley Farm
Dolan Lofton
James
Cumberland, Md
Zelda White
Patsy
Cumberland
Carl Heckard
Moorefield
W. Va
Jesse Peacemaker
Aleen Franks
Christian Endeavor Society of the United Brethren Church
Local Social Visits and Meetings Around Kernstown
Mrs. Stuart Luttrell and her daughter June stay with Mr and Mrs Hinkel Boyd in Kernstown. Little Garden Club hosts at Mrs Joseph Kalbach on Lecester street with tea after the meeting. Mrs John B Scully to speak on Japanese Arrangements. Mrs T S Thomas and daughter Belle Bentley Thomas return from Frostema Maryland. Helen Foley and Jack Munhall visit the White family on Merriman Lane. A R Dunning of Strasburg to New York City Wednesday. Mrs McCarty returns to West Boscawen from Washington Baltimore. Her son Charles Mort, a William and Mary student, accompanied her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kalbach
Little Garden Club
Lecester Street
John
Scully
Helen Foley
Jack Munhall
Washington
Mrs. C. Ridgeley White
Merriman’'s Lane
Robert McCarty
West Boscawen Street
Baltimore
Homer C. Lyman
South Washington Street
Richard Hawkey
Washington, D. C
Winchester Social Notes Move and Visitors Report
Mrs. H B McCormac sails from a New York departure point this week on a South America cruise joined by Mrs. Robert Lee of New York. Clarence Le Frois remains in Winchester after a stay at the George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. McCormac
New York
South America
McCormac
Robert Lee
Miss Phyliss Meem Spent Day with Front Royal Parents
Miss Phyliss Meem spent yesterday with her parents at their home in Front Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyliss Meem
Front Royal
Garden Club Parley Set in Berryville by W. G. Watt
Mrs. W. G. Watt of Arlington will preside at the fourth district institute of the Virginia Federation of Women’s Clubs in Berryville March 8 at the Hawthorne Library. About 75 to 100 delegates from clubs including Alexandria Fredericksburg Manassas Arlington Lyon Park Orange Lyon Village and Falls Church are expected. Lunch hosted by Grace Episcopal Church parish groups. Several local hosts and visitors noted among attendees and guests from Baltimore and Charles Town W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
W. G. Watt
Arlington
Virginia Federation of Wmen's Clubs
Club
Hawthorne
Alexandria
Fredericksburg
Manassas
Lyon Park
Orange
Lyon Village
Falls Church
Rectory Guild
Grace Episcopal Church
P. L. Ayler
Home Department
Cyrus Pine
Women’s Club
Clarke County
Hostess Club
Social notes list local visitors and college pupil
Dr and Mrs A P Osborne hosted guests Nellie Thomas and George Larsen Jacobson of Washington. Mr and Mrs H B Whiting welcomed their son Richard Beverley Whiting a Hampden Sydney College sophomore for the weekend. Miss Lucille Smith remains confined with grippe. Miss Katharine Page of Washington visited her aunt Miss Kate Powers and sister Miss Virginia Page. Miss Branch B Grove and Richard B Smith Jr were weekend guests of Mrs Peyton Young in Fairfax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Osborne
Nellie Thomas
George Larsen Jacobson
Washington
H. B. Whiting
Richard Beverley Whiting
Hampden-Sidney College
Lucille Smith
EB. J. Smith
Grippe
Katharine Page
Kate Powers
Virginia Page
Branch B. Grove
Richard B. Smith, Jr
Peyton Young
Fairfax
Front Royal and Warren County Social Roundup Notes
Front Royal and Warren County News reports a Sunday visit near Harrisonburg by Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Proctor and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Biggs. Pittsburgh business travel for Mr. Byrne Downing Jr. Also notes social events at Hotel Royal, bridge and luncheons, weekend visits by Elizabeth Major, Miss Mary Willis, and others. Mayor Forsyth ill with pneumonia improving. various locals hosting and visiting in Washington, Arlington, and Baltimore areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
W. M. Proctor
Joseph M. Biggs
Harrisonburg
Elizabeth Major
Mary Willis
Washington, D. C
Miss Major
Julian Major
Roach Family Winter in Towson Guests at Hill Home
Mr and Mrs J H Roach spent the weekend in Towson Md as guests of Mr Hugh C Hill father of Mrs Roach while Roach supervised the new post office build. Lenten services were held at Grace Episcopal Berryville with various clergy assisting and others offering help including Rev Hunter Davidson and Rev Campbell Mayers. Notable attendees at the dedication of the new post office included Smith W Purdum and Congressman A Willis Robinson among many from Winchester Berryville and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Roach
Ronald Roland
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church
White Post
Grace Episcopal
Campbell Mayers
Middlebury
Riley
Episcopal Church
Upperville
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Emily MacComrick
L. N. Glover
Berryville
Mr. Glover
Smith W. Purdum
A. Willis Robinson
Mildred Lee Russell
Oatlands
Loudoun County
Virginia Postal League
E. S. Moore
Stafford
Baltimore
Phillip Williams
Burr P. Harrison
Nelson Page
Carl Nolting
Richmond
State Game Or Inland Fisheries Commission
Richard S. Wright
Richard S. Wright, Jr
Strasburg
New Members Added to Front Royal Rotary Club
At a Friday luncheon at the Afton Inn new members were welcomed into the Front Royal Rotary Club: Dr. O. W. Carper, Dr. James Rountree, and H. E. Reynolds the Hotel Royal manager transferred from the Rotary at Wytheville. Edward Bruce Kingsmill Skyline Caverns Inc publicity director spoke on caverns features. Earl Sheets visited as a guest of George Reaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal Rotary Club
Afton Inn
O. W. Carper
James Rountree
H. E. Reynolds
Hotel Royal
Front Royal Club
Rotary
Wythville
Edward Bruce-Kingsmill
Skyline Caverns, Inc
Caverns
Earl Sheets
George Reaves
Dr. R K Butler of Frederick Visits Over Weekend
Dr. R K Butler of Frederick Maryland spent the past weekend here with Mrs. Butler and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Butler
Frederick, Md
Mrs. Butler
Howard Returns From Augusta Visit
D. J. Howard, supervisor of vocational agriculture in northern regions, returned from Augusta County where he spent the week visiting several schools and inspecting projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Howard
Northern
Augusta County
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B Society
Cecelia Amdersonm
Middle Road
Virginia Baker
Miss Baker
Dental Clinic
Kitty Boond
Valley Ave
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rexall
Wierers
N. Loudoun St
Winchester, Va
J. Kenneth Robinson
Florida
H. Clay de Grange
Marjorie Massey
Merriman’s Lane
Rosa Hoover
Highland Avenue
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
W. B. Snider
North Cameron Street
Alecia Beauty Salon
Huntsberry’s
the Valley
Shoe Store
Roberta Lee
Pikeside Tea Room
Stuart Luttrell
June
Luttrell
Hinkel Boyd
Kernstown
T. S. Thomas
Belle Bentley Thomas
Frostemai Md
Sunny
A. R. Dunning
New York City
Clarence le Frois
Nancy Cable
Thomas Baldridge
Petersburg
Vermont Crossen
Albin
B. M. Knight Jr
Dr. Knight
Robert M. Glass Jr
Wolfe Street
Mrs. Glass
West Cork Street
R. L. Boyd
Paper Mill Road
Gerard Terlinge
Harrison, N. Y
Terlingos
Robert T. Barton Jr
Mr. Barton
Robert T. Barton
Peter Yates Brinton
M. E. Church
Harold Gray
North Loudoun Street
Seddon Nelson
Viscoe Company
Howard L. James
Piccadilly
Sinclair
Sinclair Products
John C. Woolfolk
District Institute
Mary Scott
Nellie Toll
Pattie Willis
Lila Willis
Lippitt Hatchell
Charles Town
Annie B. C. Moore
S. C. Williams
W. B. Grove
Imogene Thomson
Reginald Morrison
Ida Morgan
Front Royal and
Warren County News
Byrne Downing, Jr
Pittsburgh
Elizabeth Metcalf Bristow
St. Louis, Mo
J. Frank Forsyth
Front Royal Hospital
Wegley
Martinsburg
Frank Hulver
Friay
Mr. Kenneth Grow
Mrs. W. E. Carson
Evening Bridge Club
King’s Daughters
E. Barr Samsell
Mrs. West
Mr. West
Mark Turner
Susan Marshall
James Golden
E. E. Marlowe
Thursday Bridge Club
Ray Borden
Mary Frances Simpson
C. W. Sedwick
Norman Hall
Clarendon
Mrs Welby
Iowa
J.C Hall
Elizabeth Working
Sophie Schey
Mary Burruss
Col
Mrs. W. W. Whitside
Washington, D.C
F. I. Garber
Gretna, Va
E. H. Keyser
John Downing
A. F. Robertson
George Wilkes, Jr
Haldeman
Pio Jo
Big Joe
United
W. B. Snider & Son
Howard
Augusta
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Godu
Loudoun
Leicester St
Cal
Pine Motor Co
Wm. H. Cochran
Railway Express
E. Piccadilly Street
James Pappas
Minnie V. Peacemaker
Bloomery
Howardsville
W. L. Johns
Highfield Lane
Nutley
New Jersey
Handley Ave
Darkesville
H. H. Rutherford
G. C. Duffield
Quarrier St
Charleston
L. C. Hoffman
Bunker Hill
Battlefield Farm
Gettysburg
Ralph Gordon
Shawnee Ave
Care Star
D. C
Harpers Ferry
Potomac By-Products Company
A. H. McCarroll
Clearbrook
R. D. Care Star
Great American Tea Co
Gerrard and
Frederick County
Furst & Thomas, Candler Bldg
Baltimore, Md
Western Auto Associate
Western Auto Supply Company
Western Auto Supply Co
Central Ave
Newark
N. J
Tanners Shoes
Boston
Mass
Qaity
C. J. Green
Trails End Poultry Farm
Gordonsville
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