Miss Virginia Lupton Weds Leonard Riley In Winchester
Miss Virginia Noel Lupton and Leonard William Riley were married at the Lupton home on North Washington street in Winchester amid a small gathering. The ceremony featured music by Mrs. J W Stipe, a blue traveling suit for the bride, and a brief reception. The couple plans to live on South Braddock street after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Noel Lupton
Leonard William Riley
North Washington Street
Riley
Daniel W. Lupton
Lupton
North
Washington Street
Handley High School
Maryland Institute of Art
Baltimore
Union Bank
Northern Virginia Daily
W. Riley
Mr. Riley
South Braddock Street
Lynchburg College
Winchester
Anderson Apartments
Mable Thompson
James R. Lupton
Edward and
James, Jr
Clarence Teter
Washington
Lewis Pidgeon
Wadesville
Eastern Star Installation Held by McKinley Chapter No 19
Mrs Ethel Morrow presided as installation officer for newly elected officers of McKinley Chapter No 19 Order of the Eastern Star in Farm Bureau Building. Names of officers were announced with gifts and honors from Hilda Mason and Daisy Shade, Virginia visitors Angt Bierer and Vera Wright welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Morrow
McKinley
Order of the Eastern Star
Farmers and Merchants Bang
Morrow
Ethel Barrett
Marshall
Camille Heitmuller
Elmer Hodges
Elsie Louderback
Douglas O. Grimm
Emma Anderson
O. C. Cassell
Ella Hodges
Grace E. Hewitt
Clara Colbert
Nan Chouderis
Helen Barr Grimm
Mary Carr Anderson
Mae Mellwee
Ada
Margaret Pine
Ruth
Virginia Lace
Esther
Martha
Nancy Jones
Electa
Ruth Haines
Warder
Virginia Hottle
Sentinel
Sarah Halterman
Hilda Mason
O. C. Cassil
Walter Shade
Katherine Mooneyham
Grace Hewitt
Grace Hewitt, Treasurer. Mrs. Mooneyham
Daisy Shade
Louderback
Harrisonburg
Order of Eastern Star
Thelma C. Brown
Angt Bierer
Grand Chapter
Virginia
Vera Wright
Martinsburg Couple Weds in Sacred Heart Ceremony
Miss Martha Leonide Thompson and Paul Douglas Fowler wed at 6 30 Easter Monday at the Church of the Sacred Heart. The bride wore light blue with pink roses. attendants were Miss Phyllis Alderton and Best man Edward Noll. An informal reception followed at the bride’s parents home 325 Porter Avenue. The couple will reside in Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Thompson
Paul D. Fowler
Martha Leonide Thompson
J. C. Thompson
Martinsburg
W. Va
Paul Douglas Fowler
Mason Fowler
Church of the Sacred Heart
Bert E. Hannon
Phyllis Alderton
Edward Noll
Porter Avenue
St. Joseph's Catholic School
Fowler
Martingburg
Thelma Clinton Weds Roy Dean in Washington DC Nuptials
Miss Thelma Clinton of Washington DC married Mr Roy Dean of Washington DC on March 22 at East Germain Street home of Glen Dean. Rev T M Swann officiated and the couple will reside in Winchester where the groom is employed. Mr and Mrs William Heckrotte and Miss Kate Bradford entertained at a dinner with guests including Gus Bornescheuer Rose Bornescheuer Harold Foreman Wilton Chapman Kenneth Grimm Ammie Locke Jr and Mrs A M Lockie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Myers
Berkeley County
W. Va
Jones’ Spring
Julian Blanchfield
Lisee Blanchfield
James W. Hoar
Winchester
Earl Brooks
Charles Battles
Martinsburg
Spokane
Wash
John H. Muyskens
Millwood Avenue
Brewer
Muyskens
Peverty
Los Angeles
Salif
Thelma Clinton
Washington, D. C
Roy Dean
Washington
Dean
Glen Dean
East, Germain, Street
T. M. Swann
William Heckrotte
Kate Bradford
Fairview Avenue
Gus Bornescheuer
Rose Bornescheuer
Baltimore, Md
Harold Foreman
Wilton Chapman
Kenneth Grimm
Ammie Locke, Jr
A. M. Lockie
Wedding Invitations Issued for Pipes Fitz-Hugh Nuptials in New Orleans
Invitations have been sent in Winchester and Northern Virginia for the wedding of Miss Augusta Stewart Pipes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fort Pipes of New Orleans, and Mr. John Rose Fitz-Hugh of Baton Rouge. The ceremony is set for Friday April 12 at 8 p.m. at Trinity Church in New Orleans. Miss Pipes stayed in Virginia with Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Littleton Jr. near Middleburg last summer and fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Virginia
Augusta Stewart Pipes
Fort Pipes
New Orleans
John Rose Fitz-Hugh
Baton Rouge
Trinity Church
Miss Pipes
Frank C. Littleton, Jr
Middleburg
Calendar of Events Wednesday and Thursday Roster
Wednesday 8 00 p m Meeting of Little Theatre Study Group at home of Ian C MacCallum South Stewart street Thursday 1 00 p m Weekly meeting of Rotary Club at George Washington 8 00 p m Card game party of Hospital Auxiliary at George Washington Hotel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Theatre Study Group
Ian C. MacCallum
South Stewart Street
Rotary Club
George Washing
Lieutenant Polhamus and bride wed in Beacon Hill church
Lieut. and Mrs. Douglas Polhamus returned to Texas after a wedding trip ending March 21 at Beacon Hill Presbyterian Church. The bride, Lorraine Edith Garrett, is from San Antonio and Houston. Polhamus, son of Clarke county residents, is a West Point graduate and Randolph Field instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
Clinton Polhamus
San Antonio
Texas
Beacon Hill Presbyterian Church
Southwest
Polhamus
Lorraine Edith Garrett
Max Wheeler Garrett
Houston
Clinton M. Polhamus
Clarke County
Virginia
West Point
Randolph Field
U. S. Army
Wedding News and Local Social News from the Region
Mrs Dean D Francis of Cleveland Ohio and Admiral L M Nurt on will host a luncheon tomorrow at Amherst Street home. Announcement of the marriage of Dorothy Johnston and Norval Palmer occurred in Upperville Virginia on March 23. Palmer works as a salesman for Valley Food Inc in Winchester and Mrs Palmer trained as a nurse at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Also notes of Easter visits by Cecil Lupton family in Kernstown and Miller families with relatives in Frederick Missouri. Mary Hyde of Wilmington Delaware visits Greenwall Avenue home. Priscilla Poteat returns to Westhampton University of Richmond with Anne Oakes after Easter in Chester Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean D. Francis
Cleveland, O
L. M. Nurton
R. E. Byrd
Amherst Street
B. Frank Johnston
Kent Street
Dorothy Johnston
Norval Palmer
Upperville
Palmer
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Wade Palmer
The
Valley Food, Inc
Mary Hyde
Wilmington, del
Mrs
George Hyde
Greenwall Avenue
Priscilla Poteat
Gordon Poteat
Crozer Theological Seminary
Chester
Westhampton
University of Richmond
Anne Oakes
Ferber Family Returns From Easter Visit
Mr and Mrs Roger H Ferber of Pittsburgh returned home Monday after spending Easter with Mrs Ferber s mother and sister Mrs N J McCartney and Miss Kathleen McCartney of South Loudoun Street Mr Ferber is business manager of the Pittsburgh Post Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger H. Ferber
Pittsburgh
True Blue Girls Discover Secret Pals at Meeting
The Presbyterian Sunday School class, True Blue Girls, met at the Washington Inn with Miss Minnie Frazier Preston hosting. They revealed their three month old secret pals and announced new assignments while also celebrating gifts for Mrs. Fred Bamne’s new baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Blue
Presbyterian Sunday School
Washington Inn
Minnie Frazier Preston
Martha Shade
Orville Wine
Sungay
Fred Bamne
Norma June Richards
Ruth Colston
East Street
Modern Etiquette Q&A From Roberta Lee
An etiquette column answers common party questions. It advises wine should be poured at each guest’s right without moving glasses, the host should suggest retiring first, and the hostess bears the main duty to ensure everyone at the dance has a partner.
Auxiliary Card Party Tomorrow at Memorial Hospital
The Women's Auxiliary of Memorial Hospital hosts a card and game party at the George Washington Hotel to raise funds for linoleum covers on the first floor. Mrs. Philip W. Boyd leads the event with committees for reservations tables cakes sandwiches punch publicity and more. Doors open 7 45 pm with play at 8 pm and several prizes will be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
George Washington Hotel
Philip W. Boyd
Hunter Holmes McGuire
Lewis Hyde
A. H. Jackson
C. R. Anderson
F. J. Marshall
Robert McC. Glass
Sallie Boyd
Carrie Hunter
W. D. Ritenour
Harry Schmidt
W. D. Field
Champe Conner
George Snarr
B. B. Dutton
Louis M. Nulton
Mrs D W Ritenour Attends Virginia Hospital Plans Meeting
Mrs D W Ritenour attends a Richmond meeting of hospital service plans managers on March 28. She leads Memorial Hospital Service Plan and recently moved to 137 Amherst Street. Leonard Leach and son joined Mrs Leach at her parents home for two weeks. William R Obaugh returns to Shenandoah College Dayton after Easter visit with his parents Rev and Mrs William Obaugh National Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Ritenour
Hospital Service Plans of Virginia
Richmond
Ritenour
Memorial Hospital Service Plan
Amherst Street
Leach
Jeve Hollis
William R. Obaugh
Shenandoah College
Dayton
William Obaugh
National Avenue
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Mr. Leonard Riley
Washington St
Patrick
Hurley
Ed Ter
Patricia Hunky
Henry Beall Gwynn Oh Pritt
Winston Wallace
L. W. Wallace
No. 13
East
Leicester Street
Wallace
J. W. Arthur
Victor, Sr
New York City
Vanderbilt Hotel
Mildred Lind
Mr. Kemper Rickard
Guy. F. Lind
Front Royal Pike
Kemper Rickard
Luray
Hagerstown
J. Simon
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Richard
Frederick County
Mr. and
Mrs. Myers
Mrs. Leonard Riley
Brooks’ Phatrey
W. B. Snider & Son
N. Cameron St
Eastern Star
Ann Leith
Fred R. Stryker
Katherine Stryker
Miss Leith
Piedmont Hunt Clubs
Colonial
Piccadilly St
Mr. Dean
Mrs. Heckrotte
Red Cross
Huntsberry
Douglas Polhamus
Lorraine Garrett
Mrs. Francis
Cecil Lupton
Janet
Junior
Billy
W. J. Lupton
Kernstown
Washington,d.d
Albert Miller
G. W. Miller
East Cork Street
R. T. Willey
Frederick, Mo
EATON
Loudoyn Sl
Alan Peery
Greystone Terrace
Pittsburgh, Pa
George P. Greenhalgh, Jr
Toledo
Ohio
Edward Jacobs
James Brooks
Citadel
Charleston, S. C
Samuel C. Brooks
Jefferson Stret
C. D. Dye
Cedar Grove
Pleasant Valley Ladies’ Aid
Ernest Whitlock
Vivian
Walter Roberts
Waynesboro, Va
Sadie Vincent
Selby Styl
Selby
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun St
Roberta Lee
Leonard Leach
Leonard, Jr
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lord Baltimore
Underwood
Miles Music CO
S. Loudoun St
Dyata
Coca-Cola CO
Coca-Cola Bottling Works Inc
E. Gerrard ST
E. E
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