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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1936

Page

3

Miss Westwood Byrd to Wed at Rosemont in June

Miss Westwood Beverley Byrd daughter of Senator and Mrs Harry Flood Byrd will marry Winchester lawyer Harry R Kern Jr at Rosemont the bride's parents home on June 6 at 730 pm due to illness no church ceremony will be held only family present no invitations issued.

Miss Westwood Beverley Byrd Rosemont Harry Flood Byrd Harry R. Kern Winchester Miss Byrd Fenton McGuire Nelson Robert B. Nelson Margaret Lewis Byrd Nelia Dupuy Beverley Anne Brooke Kern Mary Warden Boyd City Agnes Page Mitchell Boyce Frank Hanes Schoolfield Danville Anne Froehling Richmond Eleanor Poo Flood Washington, D Helen Ames Byrd Richard E. Byrd Elizabeth Palmer Beverley William Beverley Kern Harry F. Byrd, Jr John M. Steck, Jr Burr P. Harrison Robert Glass, Jr John Carr Clarksdale Mississippi Harold Stuart Oklahoma City John T. Burkett, Jr Little Rock Arkansas William H. Baker Virginia Bradshaw Beverley Byrd Berryville Walter H. Bosserman J. Sloan Kuykendall Harry K. Benham J. Victor Arthur

Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings Friday to Thursday

Friday 7 00 p m Weiner roast at Market Street M E Church Epworth League and outdoor meeting. 7 30 Mother and Daughter meeting United Brethren Missionary Association. Circle 8 Braddock Street M E Church South at Mrs Clevenger 114 East Monmouth. Saturday 3 00 Winchester Branch A A U W at Mrs Antrim Boyce Mrs Snarr hostess. Monday All Day Home Guild Winchester District Braddock Street M E Church. 9 00 p m High school senior class dance at Stephens City. All Day Fourth Virginia District U D C at George Washington Hotel Gen Turner Ashby Chapter. 12 30 Lions Club luncheon at Hotel. Evening Girl Scout Court of Awards at Ridgewood Orchards Massey home. 12 45 Kiwanis Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. 5 6 Tea at Berryville Mrs Percy Randolph for Miss Virginia Carson associate hostess Mrs B B Dutton. 6 45 Young People’s Choir practice United Brethren Church. 8 00 Winchester Lodge 867 B P O E at Ellis home Piccadilly Braddock. 8 15 Grace Lutheran adult choir practice. Thursday 1 00 Rotary Club luncheon George Washington Hotel. 1 00 Robert Y Conrad American Legion luncheon George Washington Hotel.

Market Street M. E. Church Epworth League United Brethren Missionary Association Circle No Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South R. L. Clevenger East Monmouth Winchester American Association of University Women Robert Antrim Boyce George Snarr Winchester District Home Guild Braddock Street M. E. Chuch Stephens City Virginia United Daughters of Confederacy George Washington Hotel Turner Ashby Lions’ Club Girl Scout Council Ridgewood Orchards William P. Massey Kiwanis Club Percy Randolph Berryville Virginia Carson B. B. Dutton United Brethren Church Winchester Lodge Ellis Corner Piccadilly and Braddock Grace Lutheran Church

Turner Ashby Chapter Meets At McCormac Home

Turner Ashby Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. H. B. McCormac’s home Maxfield on Handley boulevard. Mrs. R. Bruce Slonaker presided as reports were given and new admissions discussed ahead of the district meeting next Tuesday.

Turner Ashby McCormac United Daughters of the Confederacy H. B. McCormac Maxfield Handley Boulevard R. Bruce Slonaker C. Fred Barr Mearship Virginia Miss Byrd Elkins Herbert S. Larrick Alexander Stephens C. E. Aulick John B. Gordon Frank .L. Grim E. B. McGukin Stonewall Cemetery C. Vernon Eddy Ethel H. Baptist Mary B. Buckner George G. Snarr Alabama Southland Mary Buckner Joseph Wheeler

Mrs Kramer Returns Home After Hospital Stay

Mrs Philip Kramer returned home to this city after three weeks of illness in a Baltimore hospital. She underwent an operation at St Agnes Hospital and is reported doing as well as can be expected. Mr and Mrs J Wendell Stegner of Hillside New Jersey and Mr Stegner's father Joseph E Stegner of Boston Mass visited Mr and Mrs J W Kater at 125 E Month street and returned home yesterday.

Kramer Philip Kramer Baltimore St. Agnes’ Hospital J. Wendell Stegner Hillside New Jersey Stegner Joseph E. Stegner Boston Mass J. W. Kater E. Monmouth Street

Radio Highlights On Air Tonight Across Five Stations

Radio listings detail tonight’s schedule across WABC WJZ WEAF WOR and more. Programs include Buck Rogers Mary Small Press Radio News baseball coverage and Lowell Thomas commentary along with concerts orchestras and soprano Marion Talley.

WABC Buck Rogers WJZ Mary Small WEAF Lowell ‘Thomas Banne

Girl Scout Officers Elected For Year At Meeting

Officers were chosen for the coming year at the regular monthly Girl Scout Leaders Association meeting hosted by Mrs. Frederick Ritter. Elected were Miss Helen Massey chairwoman Miss Dorothy Lupton vice chairman and Mrs. Robert J. McNally secretary treasurer.

Girl Scout Leaders Association Frederick Ritter South Loudoun Street Helen Massey Dorothy Lupton Robert J. McNally Edith Vincent Cornwell Mary Katherine Aulick Ridgewood Farm Richard E. Griffith Alfred Kerfoot Ellsworth Johnston Clarence Schenck H. I. Pifer Delmar Robinson Lester D. Arnold John S. Scully, Jr Harold G. Brown Lucy Kurtz Robert T. Barton George G. Snarr Allen T. Hawthorne Jesse C. Oakes Virginia Butsler Mary Katherine Huntsberry Margaret Richards George Earle Owen

Noted Sportswoman Injured Falling From Mount at Atlantic City Show

Mrs. M. Robert Guggenheim of Washington and New York suffered a severe concussion and bruises after falling from her mount Red Tape at an Atlantic City horse show. Doctors expect she will be hospitalized several days, with her husband reporting a bad concussion but steady recovery.

M. Robert Guggenheim Washington New York Atlantic City N. J Guggenheim L. M. Allen Col. Guggenheim Bradley Farms Bethesda Charlotte Lives Montgomery Philadllphia Guggenheim Hunters

Richmond Guest Mary Robinson Heads to Texas Ball

Miss Mary Robinson has left for a ball in Texas where she will spend several weeks. During her stay, she will attend events at the Texas Center. Mrs. Benjamin B. Dutton of Richmond has arrived to spend three weeks as the house guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Dr and Mrs B B Dutton Jr.

Boyd Richards Boyd R. Richards Miss Janet Richards Miami Beach Fla Mrs. Richards F. W. Baker Miss Richards Marian Johnson Dorothy Cooper Iss Mary Robinson Ball Texas Texas Center Benjamin B. Dutton Richmond Mrs B. B. Dutton, Jr

Max Factor Set to Teach Beauty Secrets in Winchester

Max Factor personal representative Miss Betty Wood will visit Winchester for a limited engagement at The Shopping Centre. She will lecture daily and conduct a Max Factor Art School of Make-Up May 18th, teaching glamour tricks to suit each face shape from long to heart-shaped to oval.

Max Factor Hollywood Filmland Winchester Betty Wood Loretta Young Sylvia Sidney Myrna Loy

Mrs Burr Powell Harrison Returns From Virginia Visit

Mrs Burr Powell Harrison and her young son Master Thomas Brinton Harrison visited friends in Richmond Virginia Beach and now have returned home.

Burr Powell Harrison Thomas Brinton Harrison Richmond Virginia Beach

Mrs Lewis Allen Hosts Eleven Friends at Luncheon

Mrs Lewis M Allen entertained eleven friends at luncheon yesterday. She is visiting Washington D C.

Lewis M. Allen Allen Ashington, D.C

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