Richardsons Will Reopen Fairfield Early Next Month
Berryville Virginia reports Mrs. John D Richardson and Miss Alice Ferguson will return April 4 to reopen Fairfield, a noted Clarke County colonial home built by Warner Washington. The piece lists social visits, moves, and events around Berryville including guests at Rose Hill, Norwood, and Rose Cottage. Nearby residents and a Clarke County Historical Association meeting at the Court House are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
John D. Richardson
Alice Ferguson
Winter Park
Fla
Fairfield
cClarke County
Warner Washington
W. Fontaine Alexander
Charles Town
W. Va
Clarke County Historical Association
Court House
Alexander
Washington
Shenandoah Valley
Washington social rounds include Dudleys and Williams
Commander James R. Dudley and Mrs. Dudley of Arlington Virginia and Mrs. Lloyd Williams with her daughter Miss Lloyd Williams of Spartansburg South Carolina dined with Mr. J. M. H. Clagett and son William B. Clagett at Springfield. Miss Williams attended a party at Min Turn with William Clagett. Mrs. Trevor Johns and Mr. and Mrs. John S. Castleman of Washington visited Miss Emily Powers who has reopened her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Dudley
Mrs. Dudley
Arlington, Va
Lloyd Williams
Miss Lloyd Williams
Spartansburg
S. C
Washington
J. M. H. Clagett
William B. Clagett
Springfield
Miss Williams
William Clagett
Henry Post Mitchell
Minturn
Trevor Johns
John S. Castleman
Emily Powers
Birth and weddings announced from Stephenson and Winchester
Mr and Mrs Carter of Stephenson Virginia welcome a daughter named Mary Catherine born on Easter Sunday at the Carter home. Elizabeth Hawkins Barton of Baltimore sets June 1 for her wedding to William Ing ram White at St Marks on the Hill with Miss Patricia Barton as maid of honor and William Thomson as best man. Invitations go out for the April 12 wedding of Miss Mary Oseleto Champion of Moultrie Georgia to Denis Hayley of Winchester with ceremony planned in Moultrie Presbyterian Church and attendance expected from Capt and Mrs J P Hayley and three brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barrett
Barrett
Millwood
Richard Whiting
Norwood
Frad Lindy
Berryville
Susan Meston
St. Louis
Ralph Richardson
Chicago
Virginia
Rose Cottage
Fairfield Estate
Frederick Spencer
Percy C. Randolph
Ewart Johnston
Johnston
William B. Watkins
Miss Barton
Mr. White
Elizabeth Hawkins Barton
Randolph Barton, Jr
Baltimore
William Ingram White
John O. White
St. Mark’s-on-the-Hill Protestant Episcopal Church
Airslie
Pikesville
Patricia Barton
William Thomson
Hayley-Champion
Winchester
Mary Oseleto Champion
Robert E. Champion
Moultrie
Denis Hayley
J. P. Hayley
Hayley
Colin
Dereck
Basil
Miss Hilda McKee Weds Lester Johnson in City Ceremony
Mrs. Roy W. McKee announces the marriage of her daughter Miss Hilda McKee to Mr. Lester Johnson of Martinsburg and Winchester. The ceremony occurred Saturday March 23 at the Presbyterian manse with Rev Ronald S. Wilson officiating. Both bride and groom work at Oscar Nebel Hosiery Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda McKee
Lester Johnson
Roy W. McKee
Martinsburg
Winchester
Presbyterian
North Braddock Street
Ronald S. Wilson
Johnson
Hedge Johnson
Oscar Nebel Hosiery Co
Calendar of events at Washington Hotel and Levee area
Activities include card and game party at the hospital auxiliary, a luncheon for the Conrad American Legion post, a Junior Board of Trade diner dance at the levee, and a weekly meeting of the Woodmen of the World. Also a card game and other social gatherings listed for Friday with 12:30 and 6:30 p m times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Y. Conrad American Legion Post
Local Society Notes from Berryville and Nearby
Invitations in Berryville Clarke county announce the March 30 marriage of Miss Ethel Tansky and Mr S William Elsea at the Little Church Around the Corner in New York City. The report includes education and work details for both, and lists attending relatives. Also covered are recent marriages births sickroom updates social calls and upcoming society events in Winchester Berryville and surrounding districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Clarke County
New York City
Ethel Tansky
Edward Tansky
New York
S. William Elsea
William L. Elsea
Katherine Knight Elsea
Tansky
University of Wisconsin
Alpha Phi Sorority
Elsen
Phi Kappa Phi
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Local social notes and travel plans include visitors and trips
Mrs Lee Coffman returns to Baltimore after a stay with daughter Mrs R A Ashley. Mr and Mrs Miller McDonald travel to Washington on business. Miss Gretchen Thomson returns from Richmond where she stayed with Miss Lelia Leigh. Mrs Nelson Page in Washington awaiting Shoreham Hotel stay. Nan DuPuy accompanies. Mr and Mrs Dan O Henry plan weekend in Philadelphia returning Monday. Paul Rosenberger moved home after major mastectomy. improving. Mrs John Graham to visit with niece Mrs W A Baker in Winchester. Mrs Foster Reeder to spend time with Mrs Baker. Mrs Thomas Wallace and son from New York to Winchester for a few days. cousin to Junior Armstrongs. Miss Winifred Bailey leaves for Bristol to resume studies at Virginia Intermont College after spring vacation at West Cecil Street. Thursday and Friday bridge clubs attend George Washington Hotel party by Memorial Hospital Woman's Auxiliary. Mr Charles Hooff of Philadelphia visits Winchester. Miss Betty Riley returning from New York with Mrs Hardy Boruch. joined by Miss Peggy Harken of Moultrie GA for two weeks. Riley, Harken, and Boruch were class mates at Sullins College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Bailey
Bristol
Virginia Intermont College
West Cecil Street
Betty Riley
New York City
Hardy Boruch
Winchester
Peggy Harken
Moultrie
Miss Riley
Miss Harken
Mrs. Boruch
Sullins College
Miller and Anderson Open House Showrooms Draw 400 Visitors
Miller and Anderson celebrated the opening of their transformed showrooms with more than four hundred visitors on the first day. The event drew guests from several counties and distant cities, including Roy N. Downs and H. L. Spindler of the American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corp. The remodeled premises feature fluorescent lighting, new blinds, and a curved lighted display for small appliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller & Anderson's
Elva Howe
East Boscawen Street
Baltimore
Roy N. Downs
H. L. Spindler
American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corporation
Miller and Anderson
Modern Etiquette Questions Answered on Gifts and Entertaining
Roberta Lee Q asks if a husband should give his wife a gift on each wedding anniversary and suggests that thoughtful gestures should mirror pre marriage kindness. Tips cover buffet setup with items placed for last pick up and avoiding the phrase I want to make you acquainted with. A note adds Mrs J H Henry traveling to Baltimore for knee surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital with Dr George Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Henry
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
George Bennett
Colder at South Pole due to land mass and elevation
The South Pole has lower temperatures than the North Pole because it sits on a large land mass at high elevation. Also includes brief classified notes for sale listings of a modern furnished house and fruit trees from local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South Pole
North Pole
Winchester
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Richardsons
Capt. Barretts
James CC. Breckenridge
A. P. Thomson
Parris Island
Gen. Breckenridge
Horace Smithy
Rose Hill
Charles FP. McGuire
Thomas Lindy
Gertrude Reynolds
Anne B. C. Moore
Mary
Minnie Lippitt
Southern Gardens
Garland Williams
Rosemont Circle
Joseph F. Moore
Margaretta Whiting
Hobson McGehee
F. B. Whiting
E. P. Berlin
H. B. Harris
Ollie Thomas
Virginia Harris
Joyce Davis
Louise Bell
Elizabeth Hereford
Laura Drury
Robert Houghton
Robert Hooker
The
Beta Society
Roanoke
Elizabeth Withers
Floyd Dorsey
Joel D. Griffith
Geo H. Burwell
Griffing
Edward McC. Williams
Percy Randolph
Ralph N. Dorsey
Mas
Mrs. J. D. Griffing
Brooks’ Pharmacy
California
Baker's Drug Store
Secretary of the Navy
Charles Edison
U. S. Naval
West Coast
Hawaii
Jerry Brown
Valley Avenue
Pennsylvania
Sunshine Cleaners
East Piccadilly
Jaita
Hospital Auxil Washington Hotel
George
New Yorker
William Elsen
Lucy Mae Sisk
James See
James W. See
Stephens City
James Sisk
L. J. Lee
Needmore
T. M. Swann
Braddock Street Methodist Church
South Washington Street
Mrs. Simpson
John V. Simpson
Franklin Square Hospital
Simpson
Evelyn Jane Headley
L. E. Headley
Middletown
H. B. Garber
Winchester Wholesale Grocery Co
Parkway
Billy Ziegfeld
Hollywood
Cal
Pro Ziegfeld
Ziegfeld Follies
F. L. Sargent
Valley Ave
Mr. Ziegheld
T. C. Sawyer
Ruth Cochran
Cochran
Arthur F. Farley
Harry Whitlock
Baltimore, Md
Silas Cooper
Loudoun Street
Margaret Byrd
Anne Shriver
Miss Shriver
Middleburg
D. C. Sands
Charlotte Noland
Foxcroft
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun
Miller McDonald
Washington, D. C
Gretchen Thomson
Commonwealth Club
Richmond
Lelia Leigh
Nelson Page
Shoreham Hotel
Nan DuPuy
Miss DuPuy
Dan O. Henry
Philadelphia
Paul Rosenberger
Stonewall Avenue
Memorial Hospital
John Graham
Palm Beach
W. A. Baker
Foster Reeder
Mt. Victoria
Baker
Thomas Wallace and Son
George Washington
Woman's Ae
Charles Hooff
Alexandria
Little Garden Club
Thomas Gibson
West Cork Street
Eastern Star
McKinley Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
D. O. Louderback
White Hall
Madeline Blair
EATON
PIFER
Loudoun St
Miller
Anderson
Cincinnati
Electrolux
Kelvinator
Philco
Maytag
Bendix
Round Oak
General Electric
Mr. Miller
C. H. Kabler
Millard E. Eyler
Gordon Armel
Charles Dick
William Wilkins
William Kidwell
Allan Russell
By Roberta Lee
Fairmont
Lloyd R. Carr
Fairview Ave
West St
S. Loudounnet
Whitlock Ave
Geo. W. Lemley
Strasburg
S. Braddock ‘St
DeSoto
Keffer’s
E. Piccadilly St
Hunter M. Stine
South Main Street
Clara Fultz Bentz
Thurdsatts
E. M. Locke
Swimley
NEW 'Hill-and-Dale Sport
VOGUE
Huntsberry
H. W. Butler & Son
Dunlop Ae Co
N. Cameron
Martinsburg Pike
Harry H. Willis
Jersey
C. C. Bauserman
Greyhound Grill
Valley
Winchester Star
George Helsley
Nain
Rawleigh’s
Dept
Globe Refining Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Underwood
Underwood’s Bakery
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Miles Music CO
S. Loudoun St
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