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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1933

Page

3

Apple Blossom Festival events and social calendar update

The social calendar lists a packed schedule from Tuesday to Friday including Lions luncheon at the George Washington Hotel with guest Secretary of War George Dern, Queen Shenandoah X coronation and ball events at Handley High Stadium and Winchester venues, plus parades, pageants, and musical recitals. Also notes Old Cabin Tea House reopening, college dances, family visits, and local society notices.

Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia Virginia Loudoun Street Fort Loudoun Cork Street Braddock Street Handley Library Queen Shenandoah George Washington Gale Room Hotel Druscilla Jordan Springs East Piccadilly Street Cameron Street

Miss Miller Wisecarver Weds Mr. Larrick

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Miller Wisecarver to Mr Lou M Larrick Sunday at 8 am in Braddock Street Methodist Church parsonage South Washington street. The bride daughter of Mrs Emma Wisecarver, long time Northern Virginia Power Co. employee. Groom son of the late Mr and Mrs Joseph Larrick Gainesboro Virginia, newly opened Larrick Cash Grocery on South Braddock street. They will reside at 408 South Braddock street after a wedding trip.

Miller Wisecarver Lou M. Larrick Braddock Street Methodist Church South South Washington Street E. A. Lambert Emma E. Wisecarver Samuel M. Wisecarver Northern Virginia Power Company Home Service Mr. Larrick Joseph E. Larrick Gainesboro Vas

Princesses to Visit Shenandoah Caverns for Evening Tour

Princesses from Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania will tour Shenandoah Caverns at Mt Jackson and attend a planned program tomorrow evening after arriving in Winchester for the festival. They were chosen by thirty two girls schools across four states for the royal court.

Shenandoah Caverns Mt. Jackson Southern Inn and Tea Room West Piccadilly Street Winchester Maryland Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania

Misses Burch To Entertain At Fete House Party

Misses Elizabeth and Mae Burch entertain at a house party hosted by their parents Mr and Mrs J G Burch Hillcrest near Boyce during the Apple Blossom Festival. Guests include Miss Marian Arnold Trevillian Gloucester Miss Mary Hunter Talman Richmond Miss Carolyn Davis Newport News and Miss Maude Watts Keysville. Virginia Mason Dorsey Charlottesville arrives in Winchester visiting sister Mrs B H Fowle on South Stewart Street during the festival.

Elizabeth and Mae Burch J. G. Burch Hillcrest Boyce Burch Marian Arnold Trevillian Gloucester Mary Hunter Talman Richmond Carolyn Davis Newport News Maude Watts Keysville Virginia Mason Dorsey Charlottesville Winchester B. H. Fowle South Stewart Street Dorsey Brown William Cabell Brown Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Virginia

Mrs. DeGrange Rejoins Family After Visit and Local Notices

Mrs. H. Clay DeGrange returns home from Manheim Pennsylvania after visiting her mother Mrs. Esminger who wintered in St. Petersburg Florida. Auxiliary No 2 meeting postponed to May 16 at Brad Dock Street M E Church. Master Julian Kline Jr recovers from illness at Vaucluse. The McDaniels visit Lyda Chapman in Winchester. Secretary of War and Mrs Dern visit for Apple Blossom Festival crown Queen Shenandoah X. Dern to return to Washington. McFadden family travels to Montclair New Jersey for illness of Douglas McFadden. Caroline Hunter returns to Gray Gables after visiting Kennedy family in Columbia. Air mail links Chungking and Shanghai cutting travel to two days. European scientists report fish can change color with background.

H. Clay DeGrange South Washington Street Manheim Ensminger Esminger St. Petersburg Fla Mrs. DeGrange George Dern Washington Dern Shenandoah X Caroline Hunter Gray Gables South Washington Street Robert Kennedy Columbia, S. C

Goodrich Safety Silvertown Tire Promises Safer Drives

An advertising plea extols the Goodrich Safety Silvertown tire with Life Saver Golden Ply claiming it resists heat and fabric separation to prevent blow outs. It cites three times longer life on the track, skid resistance, and equal price to standard tires, urging immediate customer adoption.

Goodrich Safety Silvertown Goodrich B. F. Goodric Savior Golden Ply Cammer Tire CO Braddock & Boscawen Sts

Apple Blossom Festival crowds and schedule detailed

Large crowds gathered for the Apple Blossom event with pageantry in Winchester area. Activities included receptions for the queen and court, parades from Handley Library through Sparks to city streets, an aerial show at Admiral Byrd Airport, and two Apple Blossom Balls at George Washington Hotel and Hotel Druscilla.

Handley High School Stadium Queen and Court Harry K. Russell South Stewart Street Winchester Fair Grounds Admiral Byrd Airport Shenandoah Valley Academy Gymnasium George Washington Hotel Jordan Springs Hotel Winchester Golf Club Loudoun Cork Street West Cork Braddock Street Braddock Clifford Street W Street Washington Pairmont Avenue Pairmont Avenue Shenandoah Valley Hotel Druscilla

You Can Have a Lovely Skin Mello Glo Powder Ad

A vintage advertisement promotes MELLO GLO powder with a French process for a lasting finish. It claims to reduce lines and shine without irritation and markets scents and prices at 50 cents and 1 dollar at Baker's Drug Store.

Baker's Drug Store

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The Lions’ Club First Baptist Church W. E. Cooper W. Nelson Ambherst Street Paul May Prancoise May Shenando Winchester Fire Department Winchester Lodge of Elks Queen Shenandoah X Courtfield Harry C. Stouffer American Legion Post Geo. Washington Hotel Old Cabin Charles Town Berryville Herman Huyett Dorothy Huyett Elizabeth Christine Snyder Summit Point Shepherd College Fraternity Theta Sigma Chi Shepherd College Shepherdstown Jimmy DeAngelia Columbia Recording Orchestra Hershey Martinsburg Hagerstown Kauffman School Stephenson Community League of Arthur Payne Mandy Mose Jerry Rhyne Dora Waldeck Myrtle Morrison Grace Dove Kathryn Dove Douglas Duvall Charles Duvall Norbin Philips Firman Duvall Mrs. Gordon Europe Alexander Gordon Daddy” Hewitt Charles Hewitt Hampton Institute Hampton Hewitt Virginia National Guard National Guard United States Wilson Bosserman Nashville College Grace Elizabeth Bosserman Walter H. Bosserman Ward Fairmont College Nashville Tenn Austin Texas American Athletic Association of Women's Colleges Miss Bosserman San Antonio Handley High School Harrison Anne Spottswood Harrison W. Va B. Mitchell Knight Fairmont Avenue Miss Harrison Swartz Frank Swartz Catawba Sanatorium Charles J. Blair, Jr Charles J. Blair Danville Staunton Miss Miller Wisecarver Hollywood Huntsberry Misses Burch Miss Dorsey Auxiliary No. 2 Woman's Missionary Society Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church, South Julian Kline, Jr Vaucluse Martin McDaniels Chevydale Lyda Chapman West Clifford Street Donald McFadden Montclair N. J Douglas Chungking Shanghai China US Pacent Stanley Sr Vint Ossie Twidd Lee W. Stanley Central Press Monogram S. Main John the Commercial & Savings Bank HUTCH Lebanon Sweitzer Mohawk Valley Pure Food Store Boscawen Sts Anitary Loudoun St Loddoun St K. Soap Ritter Phillip the Royal Club Front Royal, Va Safety League Big Joe B. & C. Rolls B. & C. Baking CO Brown and Cochran Shenandoah Valley National Bank Winchester, VA Brooks’ Pharmacy Whitie Lovett
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