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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1930
Page
3
Social and Personal item notes that Teabaile P. Miller will graduate and receive news by telephone between 3 and 4 PM for the following day. Phone contact requested.
The Richmond society notes a wedding at Emmanuel Episcopal Church Brook Hill with Miss Bryan and Mr R K Kane uniting in ceremony conducted by Rev Lewis Harrison and Rev Beverley D. The reception followed at Laburnum the couple will sail for Italy and plan to live in New York with guests from New York Boston and eastern cities.
Hunter H Moss of Washing ton is a senior class member and University Senate participant. His father Judge Moss died in Washington while serving in the House. Mrs Moss, formerly Anna Ambler, is a Baker and Stokes relation. she plans a visit to Miss Baker and Miss Stokes before attending University of Virginia graduation.
Members of the Wednesday Afternoon Contract Bridge Club gathered yesterday at the Model Home on Greystone Terrace hosted by Miss Virginia Nye Duvall. Attendees included Mrs J Jr Prank, Mrs Roy Cather, Mrs George Petley, Mrs Clark Cooper, Mrs N H Carpenter Jr, Mrs B Beverly Wright, Mrs B Mitchell Knight Jr, Mrs Donald Nixdorff, and Mr and Mrs Herbert Durand of New York with their son and daughter who visited Mrs R M Ward and then returned home. Durand lectured to the Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club on tree care, a subject in which he is a noted author.
A large crowd attended the opening at Morgan's Grove near Martinsburg West Virginia. Jack Schill and his West Virginians provided music for a spacious dance pavilion. About 20 Winchester attendees were present. The Willing Workers Society of the First Baptist Church planned an eight o'clock meeting at Mrs B H Potts home on Woodlawn Avenue with Mrs T P Fisher and Mrs Edgar Mason as hostesses.
Miss Suzanne Pollard daughter of Governor Pollard returned to Richmond from New York where she attended the unveiling of Patrick Henry statue in the Hall of Fame at New York University. She will host Miss Alice Lovall of Norfolk and Miss Cornelia Gregory of Houston later this week in Washington Richmond Times Dispatch. Mrs. Leslie Cage of Brunswick Maryland arrived to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Addison Henry on South Kent Street.
Fernando Noronha reports the Graf Zeppelin moored near Pernambuco as it heads to Rio de Janeiro. Dr Hugo Eckener crosses the equator and is inducted into Neptune’s band in a sea tradition aboard the airship. Radio updates from Orlinda station noted possible Sunday or Monday arrival.
A dense listing of radio programming across networks WEAF WJZ WABC and others. It details hourly show lineups scores orchestras and special programs in cities including New York Atlantic City Baltimore Hartford Newark Cincinnati Detroit and more.
Ladun Measil neiee conti was returned to the camp after Virginia officers took custody from railroad detectives in Hagerstown Maryland. Fincher and Harvey Campeau, held for the attack on guard Newton and Bowles, were recaptured following their breakout attempts at the Richmond penitentiary and nearby sites.
In Richmond on May 21 Associated Press reports M D Hart urges game wardens to help protect quail nests in fields slated for mowing. Newport News donor G Collings offers 1 per nest saved in alfalfa hay wheat or oat fields. }
Mrs Lillian Trenary wife of Technical Sergeant Marcelo Bzdek died Saturday in Memorial Hospital Winchester after a ten day stay and serious operation She was 30 and survived by husband two sons Beverley eight Lynn three and her parents and six brothers Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church with Rev H W Shannon and Rev Dr McFaden officiating The Remount Station staff attended and paid tribute with large floral tributes and a military pallbearer group including sergeants and staff from the mount site
The Diocese of Southwestern Virginia held its 11th annual two day session in Staunton with Wytheville chosen for the 1931 meeting. All officers were reelected. Thomas A. Smoot Roanoke was named executive secretary and Chancellor Don P Halsey Roanoke Francis Cocke also named. Ruth and Naomi Class Centenary Ref Church to stage cake sale in Nail storeroom window Saturday beginning at 9 o clock. United Brethren young people's choir practice Friday at 7 30. Members urged to attend.
Mr. Fred Braithwaite, hospitalized at Memorial Hospital for a month after injuries from an automobile accident, has returned to his home in Cross Junction.
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