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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1928

Page

3

Garden Clubs of Virginia hold annual meeting in Charlottesville

Social and personal notes report Garden Clubs of Virginia gathering in Charlottesville with officers and members from Winchester and Clarke County attending. Observatories and a supper at Rugby Road host homes mark the prelude, followed by telescope viewing under Professor Mitchell.

Winchester and Clarke Collarden Club Garden Clubs Virginia Charlottesville D of Governors Observatory House A. Mitchell Rivanna Club Charlottes Monticelloer Arriv John Green Rugby Road Del 8 McCormick Observy Mitchell

Roanoke Beauty Miss Boxley Bridesmaid in Staunton Wedding

Miss Mary Wise Boxley daughter of Mr and Mrs William W Boxley of Roanoke Va will be bridesmaid at the Staunton wedding of Miss Mildred Mercereau and F Percy Loth Jr to be held at Emmanuel Episcopal Church on Wednesday May 30 Miss Boxley and Miss Mercereau were classmates at the National Cathedral School in Washington

Mary Wise Boxley William W. Boxley Roanoke Winchester Mildred Mercereau Staunton F.percy Loth, Jr Emmanuel Episcopal Church Miss Boxley Miss Mercereau National Cathedral School Washington Girls’ Athletic Association Edward Goss Janet Rinker Earl Fansler Dorothy Kremer W.B. Brown A. Carskaden Herbert Schutte

Hagerstown Garden Club Plans Flower Exhibition at Library

The Hagerstown Garden Club will host a flower exhibition at the Washington County Public Library in late May or early June with a later announced date. A contest for best garden and wild flower arrangements offers prizes, open to the public with 25 cent adult and 10 cent children entrance fees. Viewing remains free.

Hagerstown Garden Club Washington County Public Library

Reverend Charles Bulla to Visit Alexandria VA

The Rev Dr Charles Bulla former Braddock Street Methodist pastor now associate editor of Sunday school literature with publishing interests in Nashville Tennessee and Mrs Bulla will arrive in Alexandria Virginia tomorrow to visit Mrs Henry K Field. They may extend their trip to the area where they have many friends.

Charles Bulla Braddock Street Methodist Episcopatk Church South Nashville, Tenn Alexandrai Henry K. Field Virginia

Birthday Dinner Honors Mr Thomas Adams Royston

Mrs Alvin Dove hosted a birthday dinner at Millwood Road for Mr Thomas Adams Royston on his ninety ninth birthday. Family members gathered from Boyce Clarke Court Winchester and nearby areas to wish him well and celebrate with him and his children and grandchildren.

Thomas Royston Alvin Dove Millwood Road Thomas Adams Royston Royston John Reid Charles Royston William Dove James Royston Conrad Ora Minnie Pauline Royston Boyce Clarke Courty Kenneth and Mises Goldie Virginia Dove Walter Underwood Winchester

Welcome Home Dinner Honors Riley and Wife at Hagerstown

President M Riley of Potomac Edison Company spoke at a Hag ers town Country Club welcome home dinner for Mr and Mrs Riley after their winter cruise to many countries. W R Voorhis of New York, VP of the American Water Works and Electric Company, gave the welcome address. Emory L Cob lentz presided.

M. Riley Potomac Edison Company Hagerstown Mrs. Riley Hagerstown Country Club W. R. Voorhis New York American Water Works and Electric Company Emory L. Coblentz

Notable Guests Stop at George Washington Hotel

A stream of visitors and travelers checks in at the George Washington Hotel in Winchester and surrounding areas. Names include Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Smith of Jacksonville Florida Mr. H P Markywood of Registered Service International Mrs J H Cooper of New Brunswick N J and Mr and Mrs D K Drake of Pittsburgh. Others visiting nearby historic sites businessmen and relatives stay for several days in town.

George Shryock Roderick Shryock Front Royal Annie Shryock Louise Lemley Stephens City Mansfield Ohio Mrs. W. F. Smith Jacksonville, Fla George Washington Hotel H. P. Davenport Douglaston, L. I Daniel White Port Washington, L. I Virginia

Bremen Crew Takes Air For Detroit

The Bremen crew, feted after a 43 hour visit to St. Louis, left Lambert Field at 12 10 p m today in the Junker monoplane F 13 for Detroit.

ST. Louis Lambert St. Louis Field

Women Urge Pensylvania Delegates to Vote Hoover First Ballot

The Republican women of Pennsylvania adopted a resolution urging all 79 Pennsylvania delegates to the national convention to cast their first ballot for Herbert Hoover. The event was announced from Philadelphia on May 16 by the Associated Press.

Associated Press Philadelphia Pensylvania Herbert Hoover Republican Women of Pennsylvania

Berryville News Brevities Toll May 16

Local notices report Mrs. J M H Clagett rushing to North Fork West Virginia to be with her granddaughter Bettie Stokes ill with spinal meningitis. Other items note Miss Kate Powers returning from Staunton, Cadet Lewis Neill visiting Fort Defiance, and guests from Havana Cuba to Staunton and Richmond events.

Hattie “Trout J. B. Neill Augusta Military Academy Fort Defiance Lewis Neill Staunton James R. Taylor Hartenstein Havana Cuba T. A. McCormick Washington Norfolk Barton Myers George H. Levi E. C. Iden Grand Chapter theEastern Star Richmond Elizabeth Harvey Jay New York C. T. A. McCormick South Church Street Richard Day Denver Col Misses Powers Auburn Annie B. Moore Elvira Williams Catherine McDonald West Tenth Street

Memorial service planned at Redland Methodist Church

Whitacre Brevities in Whitacre Virginia note an all day memorial service at Redland Methodist Church on Sunday June 3. The item lists local visitors and residents including Whitacres from Monesen Pennsylvania Capon Bridge Fort Oglethorpe Ga and Staunton Sta te. It mentions ill health of Mrs Staige Dolan and various social visits and school achievements among Redland residents including Mary Altha Fletcher and certificate recipients Gladys and Kathleen Stotler.

Fred A. Whitacre George .B. Clark Mise Altha Fletcher Salem Staunton Annie B. Koonts Luray C. Whitacre Epworth League Bruce Miller Cleveland Ohio Mears Robert

Mrs H W McVicar Arrives In Indian Hollow Va Forest Glen

Mrs H W McVicar arrived May 8 from Rockport Texas and is staying at Forest Glen. Mr McVicar came from Mexico last Saturday and will rest there for a time. The Helping Hand Mission reopens Sunday May 20 after Mrs McVicar’s absence. Mr R T McVicar is visiting Mr and Mrs H W McVicar at Forest Glen.

Indian Hollow H. W. McVicar Rockport Texas Forest Glen McVicar Mexico R. T. McVicar William Sibert

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