Ensign Tucker to Train in Pensacola after Norfolk visit
Ensign Tucker heads to Pensacola Florida for 18 months of instruction. He is accompanied by Mrs. Tucker and will be stationed at the naval base. Miss Catherine Byrd Byrd engaged to Mr Frank Barkley Jr of Maysville Kentucky. The couple plan marriage in early summer in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensign Tucker
Alfred B. Tucker
Alice McCaw
Norfolk
Martha E. Tucker
Handley Avenue
Pensacola
Fla
Washington
Tucker
Celeste Gust
M Street
Catherine Byrd
Barkley
Joseph C. Byrd
Harrisonburg
Frank Owens Barkley, Jr
Maysville
Byrd
Winchester Public Schools
Edward P. Browning
Valley Avenue
Kentucky
United States
Social Calendar of Church and Club Activities
The notice lists weekly and monthly meetings and practices for local groups. Includes choirs at United Brethren and Grace Lutheran, Den Society at Handley Library, garden club at Mrs. J. G. Scully home, Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel, Turner Ashby Chapter UDC at Mrs. Larrick home, children’s dancing classes, Loyal Temperance Legion at Braddock Street MEC, Girls Athletic Association, tap and ballroom dancing, American Legion luncheon, Braddock Street Methodist choir practice, and a Choral Club gathering at Mrs. Buckley’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
den Society
Handley Library
Winchester and
Clarke County
Garden Club
John
West Clifford St
Stafford Pemberton
George Washington
Loyal Temperance Legion
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Girls’ Athletic Association Club
West Piccadilly St
American Legion Post
George Washington Hotel
Braddock St. Methodist Episcopal Church
Choral Club
Frank L. Buckley
South Stewart Street
Miss Mary Davidson Weds Mr Bryan in Richmond
The ceremony for Miss Mary Harkness Davidson and Mr. David Tennant Bryan took place at Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church in Richmond with Rt. Rev. H St George Tucker and others officiating. Cousin Mrs. Robert M. Jeffress served as matron of honor. bridesmaids included Mary Ober Boykin Belle Bryan Susan Carter and others. Best man was John Stewart Bryan Jr with groomsmen Coleman Baskerville Hamilton Bryan Lamont Bryan LeGrande Gaines Egbert Leigh III Thomas Pinckney William Reed and Frederic Scott. A Commonwealth Club reception followed. out of town guest Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd and son Thomas B. Byrd attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Davidson
Mr. Bryan
Mary Harkness Davidson
John Porter Davidson
Richmond
David Tennant Bryan
John Stewart Bryan
Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church
H. St. George Tucker
Virginia
C. Grier Davis
Lewis Carter Harrison
Robert M. Jeffress
Lamont Bryan
LeGrande Gaines
Egbert G. Leigh III
Thomas Pinckney
William T. Reed
Frederic W. Scott
Rev. and Mrs Painter Visit Relatives in Town
Rev and Mrs T A Painter and their children from Swananoa North Carolina arrived yesterday to visit Mrs Browns parents Mr and Mrs J Few Brown. Mrs Painter was formerly Edith Brown.
University Women Meet Saturday Afternoon in Winchester
The Winchester branch of the American Association of University Women will hold its regular monthly meeting at 3 30 Saturday afternoon May 14 at Mrs Stewart V O Elting’s Merriman’s lane. Officers will be elected and full attendance is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
American Association of University Women
Stewart Vo. Elting
Merriman’s Lane
Ritter Daughter to Attend Frederick Graduation
Mrs. G. C. Ritter plans to travel to Frederick Maryland tomorrow morning to attend the graduation exercises of Frederick City Hospital nurses where her daughter Miss Martha L Ritter will receive her diploma. Ritter has many friends in the city who extend their congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Ritter
Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
Martha L. Ritter
Miss Ritter
Miss McCartney
Kathleen McCartney
Stephens City
L. J. McCartney
Catholic Church Plans Benefit Card Party and Local Social News
The community announces an 8 o'clock benefit card party with prizes for high scores. Social notes record visits and stays by residents and guests from Washington, Martinsburg, McCauley, Needmore, Norfolk, Carlisle, Baltimore, and Richmond, plus choir practice and Eastern Star activities.
Grace Lutheran adult choir to meet at 8 30 this evening
The Grace Lutheran church adult choir will hold its session tonight at 8 30 in the church on Valley avenue. Mrs Guelph, formerly Margaret Anderson of Washington, has long visited the city as a popular member of its younger set. Miss Emily Brent returns to Reading Pa from a visit with Miss Anne Brooke Kern on Fairmont avenue. Mr and Mrs Leo Cahill have come back to Clear Spring Md after visiting Mr and Mrs Herbert H Jennings on West Boscawen street. Miss Hazel Boyce returns to Washington after visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Godfrey Miller on North Loudoun street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond J. Funkhouser
R. Justin Punkhouser
South Washington Street
White Sulphur Springs
Hot Springs
Miss Kern
Ayne Brooke Kern
Fairmont Avenue
Grace Lutheran Church
Valley Avenue
Emily Brent
Reading
Anne Brooke Kern
Leo Cahill
Clearspring
Herbert H. Jennings
West Boscawen Street
Hazel Boyce
Washington
Charles Godfrey Miller
North Loudoun Street
Social Notes of Visitors Return Home
Mr and Mrs Charles Burress return to Staunton after visiting Mr and Mrs Fred L Glaize Jr on Stonewall avenue. William Moye goes to Raleigh NC after visiting Monte Green on Washington street. Mary Warden Boyd Betsy Tate and Margaret Tukey return to Catonsville Md to study at Robert Beech School after visiting Dr Philip W Boyd on Fairmont. Grace Shhulz returns to Norwalk Conn after a week with Mr and Mrs Nathan H Carpenter Jr on Valley avenue. Howard Paul and John Cullison return to Baltimore after festival visit with Mr and Mrs Howard J Cahill. Dr and Mrs R F Woods return to Northampton Mass after visiting Dr and Mrs Allen T Hawthorne on South Stewart street. Wharton Mellor returns to Washington after visiting C M Henkel Jr on South Stewart street. James Dunn returns to Washington after visiting Mr and Mrs Edward G Hermann on North The Friday bridge club meets at Mrs Lee H Durell on West Cecil. Thursday bridge club meets at Mrs Bryan Conrad on North Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burress
Staunton
Fred L. Glaize, Jr
Stonewall Avenue
William Moye
Raleigh
N. C
Monte Green
Washington Street
Mary Warden Boyd
Betsy Tate
Margaret Tukey
Catonsville
Robert Beech School
Miss Boyd
Philip W. Boyd
Fairmont Avenue
Grace Shhulz
Norwalk
Conn
Nathan H. Carpenter, Jr
Valley Avenue
Messrs
Howard, Paul
John Cullison
Baltimore
Howard J. Cahill
R. F. Woods
Northampton Mass
Allen T. Hawthorne
South Stewart Street
Wharton Mellor
Washington
C. M. Henkel, Jr
James Dunn
Edward G. Hermann
North
Loudoun Street
Friday Bridge Club
Lee H. Durell
West Cecil Street
Thursday Bridge Club
Bryan Conrad
Tex Guinan Sails to Paris Unescorted for Town Tour
Tex Guinan plans a solo visit to Paris with no escort to see the town freely away from her children. The move raises questions about safety and trust as she contemplates wandering the city unaccompanied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Guinan
Paris
Tex
Millwood Social Party Guests Tour Tidewater Virginia
Millwood residents report a multi day social tour from May 11 visiting Warrenton Yorktown Jamestown and Williamsburg Inn with stops at Carter's Grove Brandon Claremont and James River estates. Notable guests include Mrs Courtney B Jones Mrs Agnes Kennedy Mrs Alexander Stronach and families from Wash ington Great Neck and Philadelphia along with local hosts and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood
Handley High School
Winchester
Courtney B. Jones
Agnes Kennedy
Washington
Alexander Stronach
Great Neck
L. L
Kennedy Edsall
Blue Ridge
Tidewater Virginia
Warrenton
Ashley Cooper
Gerald Matchett
England
Rappahannock
Marmion
Wakefield
Stratford
Savine Hall
Mt. Airy
Tappahannock Inn
Abingdon Church
Nelson House
Yorktown
Carter's Grove
Williamsburg Inn
William R. Conklin
Goodwin, Jr
Hugh M. Nelson
Stokes
Philadelphia
Annefield
William Bell Watkins
Rodney Cookman
the Glen
Roland G. Mitchell
Henry Post Mitchell
University of Virginia
Pinider
Nolting
Richmond
Agnes Page Mitchell
Paul Mellon
Ambassador Mellon
Archibald Cary Randolph
Old Welbourne
Upperville
Rachel Lambert
Gerard B. Lambert
Social Weekend Gatherings in Warrenton Circulate News
Guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Poole of Warrenton enjoyed lunch before the race. Basil Ryan stayed with the Appletons in Warrenton. Louise Okie of Marshall hosted a luncheon for Virginia Jacobs Hildt Langdon John Bowman and others. Mrs Henry B Gilpin returned from Atlantic City and led Christ Church Woman's Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Poole
Warrenton
Basil Ryan
Samuel Appleton
Louise Okie
Marshall
Virginia Jacobs
Hildt
Langdon
John Bowman
Macintosh
John Dudley
George Patton
Sallie Appleton
Funeral Rites Held For Late Mrs Pitcock
The funeral for Minnie Pitcock wife of O W Pitcock and daughter of the late Nelson Henry was held Sunday afternoon from the family home at 412 1 2 South Kent Street. Rev Dr L A Thomas and Rev Norman Cooper conducted services with hymns. Burial followed at St Johns Church cemetery. Pallbearers were Frank Carper Virgil Malone Clinton Morrison James Loy Frank Woore and Charles Rosenberger. Out of town relatives included two sisters Mrs Howard Anderson Monessen Pa and Mrs Wade Larrick Nero W Va a nephew Holmes Anderson Capon Springs Pa and two nieces Mrs Clyde Dunlap Capon Springs and Mrs Clarence Campbell Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Pitcock
O. W. Pitcock
Nelson Henry
South Kent Street
L. A. Thomas
Grace Lutheran Church
Norman Cooper
Pitcock
Winchester
Frederick County
St. John's Church
Frank Carper
Virgil Malone
Clinton Morrison
James Loy
Frank Woore
Charles Rosenberger
Musical satire wins Pulitzer for drama of the year
The prize goes to a musical show that lampoons government actions. Critics note the satire targets Congress and its spending, suggesting the work reflects current political tensions and public perception of lawmakers.
Woman 87 Says Vinci Iron Tonic Keeps Her Active
An18 87 year old woman Miss M Batdorf reports she never tires, attends church and parties, and eats well while taking Vinci iron tonic daily. The ad notes the product is sold at Bak er's Drug Store and praises its taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinci
M Batdorf
Baker's Drug Store
Glass accuses Virginia banking chief of branch banking propaganda
Senator Glass charged M. E. Bristow, Virginia State Commissioner of Insurance and Banking, with initiating propaganda against branch banking in the McFadden era bill. He cited protests from bankers and argued the need for universal branch banking under the Federal Reserve. He also charged lawmakers and officials with political maneuvering and questioned opinions by Attorney General Mitchell linked to former Attorney General Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glass
Washington
Senate
Virginia
M. E. Bristow
McFadden
Federal Reserve Board
Bristow
Lynchburg
Richmond
Chicago
Cass
Mitchell
Ttty General
A. Mitchell Palmer
Palmer
Frederick W
Lehmann
Taft
George
Oan
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Sally Boyd
Sally, Boyd
Memorial Hospital
United Brethren Church
Commonwealth Club
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Thomas B. Byrd
Huntsberry
Girls’ Athletic Association
West Piccadilly Street
Marjorie Snyder
Martha Hall
Fairmont
W. Va
Louise Brooks
Mary Virginia Robinson
Fred. A. Robinson
Miss Robinson
Clarence W. Hensell
H. B. McCormac
Handley Boulevard
Catholic Church
de Anderson
Martinsburg
Brill
Apple Oe Ridge
Herman ‘Baughman
Curtis Keller
McCauley
Abe Whitmer
Needmore
Virgil Baughman
Apple Pie Ridge
Circle No. 6
South
Harry Butler
West Clifford Street
Richard Sheetz
T. M. Sheetz
Boyce
Mr. Howard
Nulton
John B. Huffman
Herberts. Larrick
Wilmington
Del
James H. Bott
Henry Faller
L. J. Faller
Carlisle
Jimmy Lauderman
Lee Granger
Young Peoples’ Choir
Marie Shade
Daisy Shade
Ella Hodges
Elsie Lauderback
McKinley Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Roanoke
Grand Chapter
Mary Hyde
Grand Central School of Art
New York City
Boscawen Street
Lewis H. Hyde
Miss Hyde
G. W. Robertson
Brown Nunnally
W. A Womack
Lillian Daugherty
Lawrence Sullivan
Hinton
Henry F. Seal
Courtland Jones
Donald Nixdorff
Geo. H. Putnam
American Publishers
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Lovett Brothers
N. Main
C. B. Jones
Lloyd
Lloyd Fiber
R. M. Swimley
East
Mrs. Pitcock
Congress
Lovett Shoe
N. Main St
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Margaret L. Hodgson
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