Races at Middleburg draw notable guests from Whit ney circle
Guests at the Whit ney home for the Middleburg races included Mrs Payne Whitney and Mrs Altemus with their families, Major and Lady Metcalf, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney, and other dignitaries. Winchester attendees Traveled to Middleburg included Mrs Lewis H. Hyde and her guests. Miss Dorothy Gilpin to be an attendant at the wedding of Mrs Mary Forbes Taylor of Baltimore to Mr Thomas Lane Emory Eysmans of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Payne Whitney
Altemus
James Altemus
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Metcalf
Dick Mayer
Gerald Balding
Winchester
Middleburg
Lewis H. Hyde
Percival Baresford
Short Hills
N. J
David Randall
New York City
Harry K. Russell
Dorothy Gilpin
Miss Taylor
Mary Forbes Taylor
Baltimore
Thomas Lane Emory Eysmans
Philadelphia
Emmanuel Church
Miss Gilpin
Donald Gilpin
Henry F. Gilpin
South Washington Street
W. W. Abell
Leith Symington
Phyllis Dickinson
Mary Buckley
Elizabeth Young
Halry Brent
Mary Green Harrison
George Dobbin, Jr
Robert Dobbin
John’ Carter Legged
Summerfie
Tilghman Henson
James Shelley
Champe Taliaferro
Wilmington
Edward LeBoutillier
John A. MacGlinn, Jr
Ollie Ritter
Middletown
Frederick County
Mr. Ritter
Messrs
Taylor
George, Harvey
William Ritter
Calvin Howell
Martinsburg
W. Huber
Sirbaugh Ard
Breke
Clarksburg
W. Va
A. L. Walker
Weekly Social and Club Meetings Calendar
A column lists regular gatherings and events from Monday to Saturday across several groups. It includes Music Lovers Club at Mrs Buckley 20 South Stewart Street, American Legion Auxiliary at Mrs Bev erley 321 South Stewart Street, Lions Club luncheon, Century Club at Play Gardens, First Baptist adult choir, Kiwanis Luncheon, United Brethren young peoples choir, Elks Winchester Lodge, Grace Lutheran adult choir, Rotary District Nurse Association rummage sale for tuberculosis fund at 701 South Braddock Street, American Legion posts and Armistice events at George Washington Hotel and Braddock Street venues.
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Music Lovers’ Club
Frank L. Buckley
South Stewart Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Robert Beverley
Lions’ Club
Century Club
First Baptist Church
Kiwanis Club
Young Peoples’ Choir
United Brethren Church
Young Peoples
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Thu Lay
Rotary Tenday All
District Nurse Association
Clarence E. Hardy
Braddock Street
American Legion Post
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
George Washington Hotel
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Social whirl surrounds Middleburg fox hunts and races
At Llangollen near Upperville Mr and Mrs John Hay Whitney hosted a noon luncheon for race officials and guests. The Piedmont fox hounds meet occurred in the morning followed by the annual steeplechase races drawing sportsmen and society figures from New England to the Carolinas. Whitney tea and a dinner by Mrs Morton Schwartz capped events before the Whitney race ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleburg
Llangollen
John Hay Whitney
Upperville
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Whitney
Morton Schwartz
Virginia
Arthur White
Leesburg
Orange County
Warrenton
Casanova
Blue Ridge
William C. Langley
Amory Perkins
New York
Philadelphia
Winchester News Briefs Highlight Local Society Efforts
The Winchester community advances cultural life as the Music Lovers' Club builds support led by prominent patrons. Events at the George Washington Hotel promise a standout performance with rehearsals at Mrs. F. L. Buckley's home. Plus, birthdays, licenses, and DAR meetings fill the week.
Girl Scout Hike Ends Week of Scout Activities
About 30 members from Girl Scout Troops 2 3 and 4 joined a Saturday hike from Boscawen street HQ to Bond Brothers orchard road woods. Miss Rene Mathews Miss Bee Knee and Mrs Fred Stine led groups. fires roasted weiners and games followed noon arrival. guests Mrs Allen Bond and Mrs Eugene Cooper attended. The outing capped Girl Scout Week celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boscawen Street
Rene Mathews
Miss Bee Knee
Fred Stine
Bond Brothers
Orchard Road
Allen Bond
Eugene Cooper
Clark Hardesty Returns After Funeral of Mamie Lowman
Mr and Mrs Clark Hardesty return to their home after attending the funeral of their cousin Miss Mamie Lowman in Hagerstown Maryland. Miss Lowman was an honorary member of the Order of the Eastern Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Hardesty
Mamie Lowman
Hagerstown
Lowmen
Order of the Eastern Star
Harper Method Shop
Willis
New York
Mrs. P. W. Rouss Party Visits Mount Hebron Mausoleum
Mrs. Peter W. Rouss and a Brooklyn party toured Mount Hebron Cemetery to view the Rouss family mausoleum. Accompanied by Mrs. R. H. Walker Miss Paula Walker and Mrs. E. Kierman they stayed at the George Washington Hotel. Nearby visits include the Howell family in Martinsburg and changes at a Loudoun Cameron station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Rouss
Peter W. Rouss
Brooklyn
N. Y
Rouss
Mount Hebron Cemetery
R. H. Walker
Paula Walker
E. Kierman
George Washington Hotel
Local shoppers praised for value finds at Winchester merchants
The Star highlights twelve Winchester merchants offering inexpensive, satisfying goods. Hodgs on Brown sells elegant diamond engagement rings. Winchester Printers & Stationers offers Victoria personal stationary at $1. Hunts Berry's Shoe Store promotes Mae West oxford heels at $5.85. Readers are invited to write in with opinions and orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Star
Pat
Winchester Printers & Stationers
Victoria
Mae West
Huntsberry’s
Timber Lake Two-Piece Pajamas In Pale Pastel Shades
Leisurewear note describes Timber Lake two piece pajamas in pale pastel tones with matching trim and balbriggan fabric. Suitable for sleeping on breezy nights or summer beachwear. Priced at 1.95 dollars per pair, encouraging multiple purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timberlake’s
Rhodes Drug Co and Colonial Art & Craft Shop Ad Appeal
Winchester physicians trust Rhodes Drug Company for careful thrice checked prescriptions and fast service. Colonial Art and Craft Shop touts handmade coffee tables, gift novelties, costume jewelry, ivy bowls, lamps, and imported gifts for every occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Rhodes Drug Company
Colonial Art & Craft Shop
Bible Classes To Visit Strasburg
Members of the Men's Bible Class and R A Kline's class of Grace Methodist Church will visit the Strasburg Men's Bible Class of the Methodist Episcopal Church South next Sunday. Woodstock classes will also be guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Kline
No Men of Grace Methodist Church
South
Middletown
Strasburg
Methodist Episcopal Church
Woodstock
Strasburg Church Class Under Teacher McCarty
Charles McCarty of Strasburg leads a class at the local church next Sunday morning with Rev. Fred B. Wyand as pastor guiding the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburg
Charles 8. McCarty
Fred B. Wyand
Pence and Seabright Visit Frances Pence at College
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Pence and Miss Sydney Seabright visited Miss Frances Pence, a student at the State Teachers College in Harrisburg, yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Pence
Sydney Seabright
Frances Pence
State Teachers’ College
Harrisonburg
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Elizabeth Barton
H. W. Keating
Randolph Barton, Jr
Elizabeth Hawkin
Barton
Henry Webster Keating
Arthur Barnes Keating
United States Navy
Megs. Keating
Miss Barton
Richard T. Shackelford
Eleanor Barton
Katherine Barton
David
Robert K. Barton
Bachelors Cotillon
Elees
Maryland
Keating
Robert T. Barton
Himelright
Charlotte Himelright
Hallowe’en
Oranda
Hilda Sweeny
Maurertown
Louise Wisman
Toms Brook
Maude Marston
Janet Dyke
Janet Rickard
Strasbore
Emma
Frances Renner
Viola Miller
Doris Beatty
Lawrence Grove
Boyd Ritter
Melvin
Olin Renner
Fred James
Irwin Mony
Wine
Nelson
Medford Himelright
Ralph Keller
Dudley
Luray
W. L. Dudey
H. J Dudley
W. L. Dudley
Pennsylvania
Dr. Scholl
Huntsberry
Rexall
Saenane
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Page County
L. M Allen
Sophie Baker
Louis Baker
Robert Bartoni
W. H. Bosserman
Peter Yates Brinton
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Frank Crawford
C. Vernon Eddy
Fred L. Glaize
Clay de Grange
Kate Glass Green
Melvin Green
J. P. Hayley
Thomas W. Harrison
Joseph Hodgson
Carrie Hunter
R. Hurst
Alfred Kerfoot
Hunter Kern
Leslie Kline
Lucy Kurtz
Herbert Larrick
H. B. McCormac
S. D. McFadden
G. R. Quarles
Ray Robinson
Reynolds
Hoye Riley
B. M. Roszel
al K. Russell
John L. Scully
Lillian Sheetz
Ralph Snapp
George Snarr
Howard Solenberger
Harry Stouffer
F. L. Buckley
Dodson
Edgar
Thomas J. Tharp
John Tharp
Susie Dodson
Mr. Williams
D. A
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Gray ‘Williams
DeMasters
C. W. Trenary
Needlework Guild
See
Memorial Hospital
Sidney Eagle
George H. Eagle
Hazel O. Miller
Dilmon K. Hibbard
Lorenzo H. Miller
Henry Hibbard
Hibbard
Staunton
Charles W Trenary
L. K Movers
Mr Movers
North Coaster Street
Gorman
Trenary
Adult Woman's Missionary Society of
Golden Rule Bible Classroom
John W. Rosenberger
John I Sloat
Edith Light
Japan
Grim
Woman's Missionary Association
Bradock Street
Methodist Church
C. O. Grim
National Avenue
Allen Gray
Fred Way
Hilda Mason
John Galloday
Edinburg, Va
Parkway Avenue
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Washinton Hotel
LTA An Ha
ALN Ag
Mscue Tippetth
THE
Federal Reserve System
Henry F. Daugherty
Standard Oil Company
Loudoun
Cameron Streets
Kay Patterson
Concord, N. C
L. A. Thomas
Lutheran Parsonage
South Stewart St
Anna S. Briggs
Mary R. Buckner
Amherst Street
Culpeper
Hodgson & Brown
Ruby Jackson
Margaret L. Hodgson
Dobbs - Gage
Knox
Jolliffe
Bib
Tucker
Winchester Day Cleaners
Andrew H. Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Colonial Theatre
Girls’ Athletic Association
Commercial & Savings Bank
U.S. Postal Savings Depository
Big Joe
State
of Health
Young Moderns
Lovett Shoe
Coudoun St
N. Loudoun
N. Loudoun &T
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