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Social notes may be mailed or called in to the social reporter Mrs Isabelle P Miller. Telephone news between 3 and 4 p m for the next day. Phone No.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1929
Page
3
Social notes may be mailed or called in to the social reporter Mrs Isabelle P Miller. Telephone news between 3 and 4 p m for the next day. Phone No.
Mrs. Katherine Glass Greene, of this city, member of the National League of American Pen Women, will attend the first celebrity breakfast in Washington on October 26 at the Willard Hotel. She will then go to Alexandria for the Virginia DAR conference where she serves as state librarian. Notables include Egyptian minister Mahmoud Samy Pasha and Brig. Gen. James Parker.
The Rev. and Mrs. S. R. Ludwig return from Staunton Virginia to Winchester to reside at 317 National Avenue. He was released from active pulpit duties by the Virginia Annual Conference to direct the Quincy Orphanage and Home in Quincy Pennsylvania. His field will be the West Virginia Conference but he will live in Winchester and visit churches each Sunday for the orphanage effort.
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society and the Social Club of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church plan an unusual bazaar in the Sunday school room Friday November 22. The event will be a splendid place for both men and women to buy Christmas gifts and a plate supper will be served.
The regular monthly meeting of Circle No 6 of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South will be at 3 o clock Thursday afternoon at Mrs L K Dellinger home 518 North Braddock Street Members will be entertained at a social hour after the business session
Mrs. Allen Bond entertains at her county home tonight with a dinner and bridge in honor of Mr. Bond. After dinner several bridge tables will be played. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gooch and Mr. and Mrs. F E Lewis of Pittsburgh Pa.
Frank Gregson, formerly of Winchester, will manage the Hotel Lexington at Lexington Avenue and Forty eighth Street in New York City. The 801 room hotel in the Grand Central zone opens Oct 15 with a 10 percent service charge and no tipping in the grill or restaurant. Gregson previously led the George Washington Hotel and Read House in Chattanooga before his New York appointment.
Miss Frances Swimley and Mr. Walter Knee, both prominent in Winchester social circles, married yesterday in Washington D C. The bride is daughter of R M Swimley and the late Elsie Swimley and studied at Irving College in Mechanicsburg Pa. The groom, a Handley High School graduate, worked at Brook's Pharmacy and is enrolled at Virginia Medical College in Richmond. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Briges of Washington.
A marriage license was issued in the Corporation clerk's office for Lenwood Breeden of Page County Virginia and Minnie Kline of Kirby West Virginia now residents of Winchester. The bride is daughter of Lee and Mrs. Kline and the bridegroom son of Frank Breeden a farmer. Guests at the George Washington Hotel include Mrs G B Chapering and Miss Helen Ridgeley. Women from this city attend a Baltimore mission society convention.
Mrs Leonard Pickett and Mrs R Berg and Mrs George Ryder of Allentown Pa are guests at Mr Clarence Jacobs of the M B Levi Company Baltimore. He was here yesterday on business and stopped at Hotel. A supper will be served tomorrow evening at Centenary Reform Church from 5 to 8 o'clock. An attractive menu of chicken and many other good things has been arranged.
Mr. L. L. Trego of Hagerstown Maryland is listed as a guest at Hotel Jack in a society note. The brief item confirms his residence and current lodging arrangement.
Mrs N Charles Burke and son Charles Burke and Miss Cassie Adey of Towson Md are guests of Mr and Mrs R E Mudd on North Cameron street. Mr Harold Helm of Potomac Edison Co Hagerstown Md was here yesterday on business. Mr R C C Benthrom of Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co Baltimore and Mr Phillips of the Crouse Hines Co Baltimore were visitors yesterday. Mrs C B Richards of Wheeling W Va is spending a week with her parents the Rev and Mrs S R Ludwig on National avenue.
In New York on October 9 the market opened with frequent selling as traders feared a secondary reaction from a drop in call money rates from 6 to 5 percent. The lowest official rate since August 17, 1928 revived speculative confidence and a brisk rally began in the early afternoon.
Mrs. Annie Finfrock, a local practical nurse, visited her home briefly then returned to Grimes where she is nursing Mrs. Ida B. Taylor. Taylor's condition has shown slight improvement in recent days.
The tariff bill faced possible indefinite delay as Sen King proposed an independence amendment for the Philippines, prompting warning from Sen Borah to slow the process. Sen Bingham said the issue would take days or weeks to decide and may be moved to the next regular session.
Char les A. Lindbergh's plane was returning to Miami from Belize British Honduras and was in flight at 12 30 p m The Pan American Airways announced the plan e was heard talking with C Ozumel by the Miami radio operator though no message was received from the ship.
Mickey Cochrane, 26, shines as catcher for the Athletics. Yesterday he caught for Ehmke and is set to start behind the plate again today, his hitting placing him in the upper tier of the batting order.
An explosion at the Jaques Wolf Company in Clifton New Jersey blew out a wall and injured several employees. Firemen searched the debris at the plant as hospital crews received victims at Passaic Hospital amid efforts to account for missing workers.
A sensational moment erupted in the Alexander Pantages statutory charges trial as J. Sheridan, a surprise state witness, testified that the defense attempted to introduce false testimony. The testimony in Los Angeles drew intense courtroom attention and raised questions about the defense strategy in the high profile case.
The article details an Athletics versus Cubs game with inning by inning action. Highlights include Foxx's homer for the Athletics, Dykes and Cochrane contributing, and a 6 to 0 score in favor of the Athletics as the Star goes to press.
Jimmy Foxx, 21 year old athletic first baseman, hit his second home run of the series. Cochrane and Simmons scored ahead of him to push the lead.
The case against Jones moves toward the jury after two hours per side in arguments. Judge Harrison outlined the alleged $2,670.92 commission, ownership shifts to Jones and Max Krol, and the control of woolen mill stock. With five of six lawyers set to argue, the jury is expected to retire by about 5 15 p m to 5 30 p m.
The U S Market News Service notes mild, partly cloudy market conditions in Martinsburg and nearby districts with moderate demand and steady prices. Apple lots include York, Ben Davis, Stayman and Winesap varieties with various barrel and bulk rates. exports for the week ending Sept 28 total 96 001 barrels and 114 584 boxes, season totals 385 125 barrels and 506 380 boxes, vs last season 3 599 472 barrels and 11 727 460 boxes.
The Board of Trade building flag ceremony was canceled due to Prohibition after workers demanded drinks. Henry A. Rumsey, building committee chair, refused to violate the 18th Amendment and watched as dusk fell with no flag rising.
The two day engagement ends at the Capitol Theatre as Madonna of Avenue A ends its run. Dolores Costello stars as a girl from a fashionable boarding school who discovers her mother’s hidden life and a rum runner romance ending in marriage and tragedy. The bill also includes The Iron Mask and Harold Brown's Night Club view with doors opening at 11 10 for a midnight show.
Miss Virginia Steel has spent the summer with her mother Mrs H Clay Dee and will attend the National Ca School in Washington for the fall and winter term.
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