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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1931

Page

11

Romance of a business girl in a family tale

Mary Vaughn, private secretary to Wall Street banker Ronald Foster, juggling family needs and workplace rivalries. Bonnie seeks a NY job with Dick Baldwin's help, while Mary navigates Frazier's lingering interest and Bonnie's scheming, leading to a hopeful employment opening for Bonnie and tension with Mary.

Mary Vaughn Ronald K. Foster Wall Street Bonnie Debonair Dick Baldwin Mary Martin Frazier Foster Frazier Greenwich Village Nick Theone Ila Duchon New York Mrs. Vaughn

Flowers and Promises Strain Mary and Dick in New York Dream

Mary Nealy receives a flowering pledge from Dick about work in New York though Bonnie seeks a lasting income and Mary discovers an expensive bouquet from Martin Frazier. Dick confronts jealousy after reading Mary’s ties to Frazier and leaves the scene cold, asking to visit Foster later.

Bonnie Mary New York Miss Vaughn Martin Frazier Foster Frazier

Fraternal Americans Elect Officers for Coming Year

The Order Fraternal Americans council adjourned in Winchester after honoring hosts and supporters from local clubs. The Daughters of America announced officers for the year including Sophie Mann as president and several state and local officers across Virginia. The two groups plan meetings in Baltimore in June and Alexandria in 1932.

Daughters of America and Order Fraternal Americans Adjourn

Mrs Annie Williams of Richmond reports that the Daughters of America adopted greetings to the Order Fraternal Americans in session at the Odd Fellows Temple. All sessions were held at the George Washington Hotel as 250 visitors began their exodus from Winchester to homes across the state.

Aty National Council Baltimore Order Fraternal Americans Daughters of America el Washington Winchester Winchester Evening Star Cyril Mee George Emmons J. Ray Everhart E. L. Alger Valley District No. 7 Shenandoah Caverns Inc F. A. Shryock Andrew Bell Chamber of Commerce Trimyer Davis Mansfield Odd Fellows Mr. Eddy Handley Library Brawner Order of Fraternal Americans Council Alexandria Woman's Auxiliary Sophie C. Mann Cherrydale Netie Huffman Ballston Mary Williford Norfolk Rachel Fleming Fredericksburg State Council Viola E. Dale Washington D. C Willie T. Clayton Richmond Mabel Sission Fairfax Inside Sentinel Mabel Geifer Richmond Sentinel Annie Williams The Odd Fellows Temple Ladies’ Auxiliary George Washington Hotel Order Fraternal Americans and Daughters of America

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