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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1933

Page

3

Local Births and Weddings Highlight Fredericksburg Social Scene

Mr and Mrs Daniel Cochran announce the birth of a son Daniel Philip Cochran at home 109 East Clifford street on September 28. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Garland M Canter on the birth of a daughter Joan Winree Canter at Memorial Hospital. Colonial Art Craft Shop moves to 37 East Piccadilly street with larger showroom and new garden plans. Society of Cincinnati to award medals for preservation work at Fredericksburg and nearby historical sites.

Cochran Daniel Cochran East Clifford Street Daniel Philip Cochran Ruth May Martinsburg Virginia Woolen Company Fred Cochran South Kent Street Garland Canter Garland M. Canter West Boscawen Street Memorial Hospital Joan Winree Canter Canter Joanna Hockman Lawson L. Hockman South Washington Street Shell Martinsburg Pike Colonial Art Craft Shop New Quarters Colonial Art Craft and Gift Shop West Piccadilly Street Southern Inn East Piccadilly Street Shenandoah Valley National Bank Mabel Aikin Betty Washington Lewis Washington Col. Fielding Lewis Monroe Shrine James Monroe Old Law Office Rising Sun Virginia Society of the Cincinnati Yorktown

Social Calendar of Meetings and Gatherings

A list of daily afternoon and evening events at Braddock Street church Handley Library First Baptist Memorial Hospital Nurses Home and other venues. Includes Womans Missionary Society Little Theatre choir Alumnae bridge Kiwanis District Nurses Rotary Girls' Athletic Association Legion Civic League and Music Lovers Club activities with times and locations.

Woman’s Missionary Society of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Golden Rule Little Theatre Handley Library First Baptist Church Kiwanis Club District Nurses’ Association Court House Young Peoples’ Choir United Brethren Church Winchester Lodge Benevolent Protective Order of Elks Grace Lutheran Church American Legion Post Civic League

Girl Scouts Outline Plans for Winter Program at Thornhill Manor

The Community Committee of the Girl Scouts met at Thornhill Manor on South Washington Street to map winter activities. Members reviewed camp work at White Rock on the Capon and praised leaders including Mrs. Massey and Miss Mathews. A national adviser’s note announced Jeanne Christy will visit Winchester October 17 and 18 to assist fall scheduling. Plans for Girl Scout Week in late October were outlined, with a court of awards and merit badges to honor proficient girls.

Girl Scouts Thornhill Manor W. A. Baker South Washington Street William P. Massey Walter Bosserman Eugene Cooper Donald McFadden Boyd Richards Daniel Lupton John S. Scully Carrie Hunter Elizabeth Kern White Rock Capon Rene Mathews Edith Cornwell Massey Fred Stine Jeanne Christy Winchester

Edith Bishop Wed to Buchanan in Warrenton Home

Mrs Edith Bishop and Mr Francis Buchanan married at 1 30 pm in a small Warrenton ceremony attended by close friends including Mr and Mrs William Doeller Mr and Mrs Paul Lewellyn and Mr Paul Mellon of Upperville. Mr Buchanan is the son of the late Gen James Buchanan. The couple plan to reside at Lony Manor after January 1. The Girls Athletic Association held a benefit card party with eight contract and three auction tables and prizes awarded to numerous members. The group meets again October 5 at 7 30 for its monthly business meeting urged full attendance.

Moss Williams Dorothea Dandridge Williams Baltimore R. Lancaster Williams Ambler Holmes Moss Parkersburg Green Spring Valley Williams Moss Hunter Holmes Moss Mr. Moss Richmond Minnie Baker R. H. Stokes North Cameron Street Edith Bishop Buchanan Edith William Doeller Paul Lewellyn Paul Mellon Upperville Francis Buchanan James Buchanan Washington and Lony Manor Warrenton Girls’ Athletic Association Lydia Irish Clara Rush Jane Jolliffe Nan Keating Ray Robinson W F. Bennett Thomas E. Kremer Irvine Cather Wyatt Richard

Music Lovers Club Reorganizes For New Season

The Music Lovers' Club reorganizes into a general music club with associate and active members. Mrs R E Griffith president outlines eight programs on the second Monday monthly starting November 13 featuring Beethoven symphonies with sixteen top Winchester pianists and local soloists, plus string quartets and choral numbers.

Music Lovers Music Lovers’ Club R. &. Griffith Eugene Cooper R. E. Griffith Leo Miller Ruth Jones Carl Swinson T. W. Ayres Beethover Winchester Austin Sloat Buckley Kate Glass Greene Beethoven Ayres Frank Buckley State Federation of Music Clubs Fredericksburg

Garden Club Hostess Event and Visit Departures

Mrs H Clay deGrange will host the Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club tomorrow at 3 30 at her South Washington street home. Mr and Mrs R Maurice Trimble Jr and Mr John Trimble, guests of Mrs Trimble’s parents Dr and Mrs C Stuart, have left for Sewickley Pa.

H. Clay deGrange Winchester and Clarke County South Washington Street R. Maurice Trimble, Jr John Trimble John S. Scully Princeton University John & Scully South Stewart Street Mr. Scully Susan Cover Stock James A. Miller

Dates Set for Bachelor's Balls in Baltimore This Season

The board of governors announces Baltimore Bachelor’s Cotillion events from December 4 to January 8. Members include D Stewart Ridgely Carlyle Barton Alexander Nelson Morris Whitridge Robinson Griswold and Tilghman Pitts secretary. Debutantes include Fenton Nelson and Arabell Davies with weddings and travel noted among local families.

Board of Governors Baltimore Messrs D. Stewart Ridgely Carlyle Barton Alexander C. Nelson Morris Whitridge Robertson Griswold W. Warren Buckley J. Hall Pleasants James McHenry Charles Morton Stewart, Jr Tilghman G. Pitts Fenton Nelson Robert B. Nelson Arabell Davies Thomas W. Harrison Julian F. Ward

Eddie Cantor tops Palace bill in The Kid From Spain tonight

Local fans have one last chance to see Eddie Cantor in The Kid From Spain at the Palace tonight. The show is billed as a fast funny musical comedy spectacle with the Goldwyn girls and regular Palace prices. Also on the bill are Paramount News and World Championship contenders from the New York Giants. Barbara Kent is scheduled for tomorrow.

Palace Eddie Cantor Spain Goldwyn Girls Paramount News New York Giants Barbara Kent Monte Blue Eddie Phillips Moran & Mack Paramount Hollywood

One Man's Journey shines with rich drama at Capitol

Warner Bros presents One Man's Journey at the Capitol with Lionel Barrymore giving a standout country doctor portrayal. Dorothy Jordan Joe McCrea Frances Dee and May Robson offer strong support as child players add charm. The film opens amid praise and a Thelma Todd comedy. Tomorrow touts Bureau of Missing Persons with Bette Davis Pat O'Brien and Lewis Stone.

Canitol Theatre Lionel Barrymore Dorothy Jordan Joe McCrea Frances Dee May Robson Thelma Todd McNamee News Bureau of Missing Persons Bette Davis Pat O’brien Lewis Stone

Heroes For Sale at the Colonial starring Richard Barthelmess

The film Heroes For Sale starring Richard Barthelmess is playing at the Colonial Theatre and billed as one of his best pictures. A motor party including Mrs Crenshaw Miss Trenshaw Stouffer and others travels to Chicago for the Century of Progress Fair this week. Peggy Ritter of the Chamber of Commerce has returned from Front Royal visiting her sister Mrs Shiner.

Margaret Adams Krider Charleston W. Va E. T. Krider Madison Glendale Calif Curtiss-Wright Institute John Lee Krider Mary Virginia Steck Poughkeepsie, N. Y Vassar College Clay DeGrange Susan Cover Steck James A. Miller N. K. Larrick Hayfield Mrs. J. N. McDonald Shawnee Avenue Richard Barthelmess The Colonial D. D Crenshaw Mabel Trenshaw Jane Gray Stouffer Richard Crenshaw Richard Eddy Chicago Peggy Ritter Chamber of Commerce _ office Front Royal E. T. Shiner

Freakish corn cluster displayed by farmer Dunlap

D. E. Dunlap, a prominent Front Royal road truck farmer, reports numerous odd fruits and vegetables this season. His latest find is a cluster of tiny ears of sweet corn on a single stalk, all covered with cornsilk, shown at the Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company exhibition.

D. E Dunlap Front Royal Road Dunlap Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company

Marlene Dietrich Returns to New York Denying Defiance

German film star Marlene Dietrich arrives in New York denying reports she defied Chancellor Hitler by staying abroad. The piece notes Hitler ordered actors of German blood to return to their native land and Dietrich’s rebuttal of such claims.

Adolf Hitler Germany United States Marlene Dietrich New York Hitler

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