Social and Personal Calendar of Events Highlights
Friday at 8:00 a m Weekly meeting of W. W. at Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs Owen honored by miscellaneous shower. Laura Shull and family note births and visits. Dr Philip Boyd returns from Virginia Beach meeting. Mrs Clay de Grange and Mrs Carl Massey judged a flower show in Woodstock. Leonard Whitlock visits Fort Benning then returns to Columbus. Kiblers from Charleston arrive in Winchester for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
Clay de Grange
Carl Massey
Woodstock
Leonard Whitlock
29Th Artillery
Fort Benning
Simon Whitlock
East Boscawen Street
Columbus, Ga
Miss Mary Truitt Will Marry William Harris in New York
Miss Mary Margaret Truitt of Norfolk and New York becomes bride of William Harris of Richmond and Winchester at the Little Church Around the Corner in New York City. The ceremony is at 4 30 p.m. officiated by Rev Harold F Lemoine with matron of honor Mrs Walter Bosserman Jr and maid of honor Miss Betty Standish. A reception follows at 2 Beekman Place and the couple plan a wedding trip through New England visiting Winchester and Richmond en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Mary Margaret Truitt
Norfolk
New York
M. Wiliam Lett Harris
Richmond
Winchester
Dean Hill
William Truitt
Harris
John Edward Harris
Springfield Fire and Marine Group
Harold F
Truitt
Walter Bosserman, Jr
Betty Standish
Arlington
Bosserman
Hill
Beekman Place
New England
Mrs Floyd Combs Honored At Supper And Shower
Mrs Harry Sartelle and Misses Mary Louise and Patsy Sartelle hosted a buffet supper and shower for Mrs Floyd Combs formerly Frances Trimble of Hagerstown. About 16 guests attended and gifts were exchanged. A separate note mentions birthday celebrations for Mr Leroy White with family and friends in attendance at Washington street in a series of small social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sartelle
Mary Louise
Patsy Sartelle
Floyd Combs
Washington Street
Fort Loudoun D A R Meeting Honors State Regent
Mrs Bruce D Reynolds state regent and Mrs T C Ritchie regent of Jack Jouett spoke at the Fort Loudoun Chapter luncheon held October 8 at the George Washington Hotel. Two new associates were welcomed, Mrs William A Anderson Jr and Mrs H T Lucas. The DAR promotes patriotism and national memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Reynolds
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
George Washington Hotel
Bruce D. Reynolds
T. C. Ritchie
Jack Jouett
Charlottesville
William A. Anderson, Jr
Beverley Farms
Jackson
H. T. Lucas
Luray
National Patriotic Society
Reynolds
Mary E. Robinson
Queen Rose of Rockingham Queen Crowns at Turkey Festival
Lovely Jacquelyn McWin of Waynesboro crowned Queen Rockingham II at the Third Annual Turkey Festival on Madison College campus in Harrisonburg. More than 8 000 spectators witnessed the ceremony with Congressman Jennings Randolph placing the crown amid patriotic pageantry. Miss Caroline Crown of Harrisonburg and Miss Bee Hite of Timberville served as maids of honor as choruses and the Harrisonburg Boys Band provided the accompanying airs and ceremony ambiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Jacquelyn McWin
Waynesboro
Rockingham II
Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
Madison College
Caroline Crown
Bee Hite
Timberville
Rockingham
Daughters of the American Revolution seek knowledge and liberty
The address traces DAR aims to educate the public through historic sites and support for 1000 underprivileged youths annually. It opposes world union proposals and upholds democracy. Turner Ashby UDC met at 503 South Stewart with plans for the Los Angeles convention and a program on notable Arkansas figures Albert Pike and Augustus Garland. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Monticello
Kenmore
U.S
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mrs. Reynolds
Mrs. Pierce
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Noble Pierce
South Stewart Street
Los Angeles
Virginia
Winchester
Arkansas
Albert Pike
Augustus H. Garland
United States
Cleveland
Garland
Supreme Court of the United States
Exparte Garland
Herbert Larrick
Etiquette Q and A on hosting, rings, and luncheons
A host should provide extra wraps and raincoats for guests on a motor boat trip. A widow may wear her wedding ring after a husband’s death until she remarries, then wears a new ring. A formal luncheon is less formal than a formal dinner in arrangement and food quantity.
Jane Jolliffe to Wed Ralph Manuel
Mr and Mrs R S Jolliffe announce the engagement of their daughter Jane Elizabeth to Ralph E Manuel son of Mr and Mrs C B Manuel Miss Jolliffe graduated Handley School 1939 and Winona School of Photography at Winona Lake Ind became a licensed portrait photographer She is with the studio of her aunt Mrs Lawrence Jolliffe on South Braddock Street Manuel graduated Handley 1940 joined the Virginia National Guard in 1941 and now sergeant with Co I Camp Meade The wedding will take place in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Jolliffe
Jane Elizabeth
Ralph E. Manuel
C. B. Manuel
Miss Jolliffe
Handley School
Winona School of Photography
Winona Lake
Ind
State Board
Lawrence Jolliffe
South Braddock Street
Manuel
Handley
Co. I
Virginia National Guard
Camp George Meade
British and U S Naval Officers Guests at Mrs Barton Home
Mrs. Robert T. Barton hosts Captain R N Scott Baker of the Norfolk Navy Yard and Captain G Seymour Tuck DSO of the H M S Illustrious at her Washington street house. The Illustrious was damaged by 45 dive bombers off Malta on January 10 and repaired in Norfolk Navy Yard by May 14. Captain Mountbatten assumed command August 18. Captain Tuck received honors and promotion from England. The guests depart for Annapolis tomorrow for a short stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Barton
Weice
R. N. Scott Baker
Norfolk Navy Yard
G. Seymour Tuck
H. M. S. Illustrious
Illustrious
Malta
Mediterranean
Lord Louis Mountbatten
Tuck
England
Barton
Washington Street
Baker
Capt
Annapolis
Berryville Social Events Highlights Local Gatherings
Mrs. Kenneth N. Gilpin returns from New York after attending the Garden Club of America board meeting. Miss Jaqueline Winslow, who aided in a Grenfell Mission trip to Labrador, is en route home from Newfoundland. Mrs. Alexis Sommaripa hosts guests including Mr. and Mrs. James Hendricks of Washington at Clarke County events as Mrs. Pollard speaks on the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. Iconic local figures and breeders attend various gatherings across Clarke County with plans for the Forty seventh Annual Convention of the Virginia Branch of the International Order of King’s Daughters and Sons in Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Kenneth N. Gilpin
New York
The
Garden Club of America
Alexis Sommaripa
Jaqueline Winslow
Labrador
Newfoundland
Miss Winslow
Sommaripa
James Hendricks
Washington
Clarke County
John Garland Pollard
Richmond
Woman's Club of
Hawthorne Library
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Pollard
Rose MacDonald
J . Y. McDonald
Charles Town
Turner Lewis
Emily McCormick
Ernest Meade
Montford Jones
Oklahoma
Virginia
Buena Vista
James Brown
James Allen
Ella Turner
Kosinsko
H. C. Groom
Brownsville
Texas
Edward Jenkins
Red Gate
Warrenton
Virginia Association of Aberdeen Angus
Jenkins
Amory Sommaripa
William Hardesty
Gloucester
International Order of King’s Daughters and Sons
Presbyterian Church
Albert Long
St. Paul
Miss Virginia Watkins Hosts Informal Millwood Social
Millwood Va Oct 10 Miss Virginia Watkins daughter of Mr and Mrs William Watkins entertained informally on Wednesday at Annefield Among her guests were Mr and Mrs A A Baldwin Mrs David Donovan Mr and Mrs Henry Post Mitchell Mr and Mrs Francis Welch of Milton Mass Misses Agnes Mitchell Roseland Huidekoper Jane Cary Randolph Margaret Della Meade and Vieda Boy Ed Messrs Robert Randolph Roland Mitchell and Joseph Moore Mr Winston Lindsey Jr who enlisted in the Air Corps in February graduated from the Meteorology school at Kelly Field Texas where he was made a sergeant He then attended Teletype school at Chamite Field ll where he graduated in July He is now at Duncan Field San Antonio Tex in the weather squadron
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood
Virginia Watkins
William Watkins
Winston Lindsey, Jr
Air Corps
Kelly Field
Texas
Chamite Field
Duncan Field
San Antonio
Tex
Informal gathering honors Welch mission in Clarke and D.C. trips
Miss Rosiland Huidekoper entertained Tuesday for Mr. and Mrs. Francis Welch as they spent several days at Long Branch. Miss Margaret Dole returned to Washington after visiting Clarke with her mother Mrs. Richard Dole. Mrs. S Frances Lewis returned to Philadelphia after visiting Clarke with her son Jos Lewis and daughter Miss Mary Lewis. Townsend Burwell and Charles Burwell drove to Washington for the day. Rosiland Huidekoper to Baltimore this weekend as guest of Mr. and Mrs Page Dame. Phillipps guests of Mrs J Godfrey Phillipps return to Norbeth Pa. Capt Ewart Johnston and Mrs Johnston drove to Baltimore for the day. Mr and Mrs Henry Post Mitchell entertained at dinner at Minturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosiland Huidekoper
Francis Welch
Long Branch
Margaret Dole
Washington
Clarke
Richard Dole
S. Frances Lewis
Jos. Lewis
Mary Lewis
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Mrs. Page Dame
Tom Phillipps
Mr. Phillipps
J. Godfrey Phillipps
Norbeth, Pa
Auk Eggs Worth Sky High Given Scarcity and Harvard Collection
Only seventy three auk eggs remain in existence making them exceedingly valuable. Harvard University maintains a collection and the average value is about 1500 dollars per egg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A
Harvard University
Select Patterns for Fall from the New Fashion Book
The new Fashion Book offers fall patterns in all sizes with a wide range of smart designs. Pattern 15c and Pattern Book 15c each. A combined offer for One Pattern and Pattern Book is 25c.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jacquelyne McWin
Waynesboro ‘Vai High School
Rockingham County
Har
Risonburg
Miss McWin
Atlantic City
N. J
Mrs. Owen
Mildred Jones
Mae Duncan
Louise Duncan
South Loudoun Street
Owen
Ruth McCann
Hast Owen
Shull, Jr
Arthur Shull
Dayton
Ohio
Miami Valley Hospital
Nancy Lee Shull
Shull
National Avenue
Betty Woodward
Ralph Woodward
Cincinnati
Philip Boyd
Virginia Beach
Medical Society of Virginia
Williamsburg
I. N. Kibler
Charleston
Willian Harris
Lemoine
Mr. White
Leroy White
Cara Nome
Brooks’ Pharmacy
DIAT
Polo
RED Cross
Huntsberry
the Valles 'S
Stephens City, Va
Willows
Flower Shop
E. Piccadilly St
Dial
Turkey
Harrisonburg Boys
Madison
Lord Baltimore
Underwood’s Bakery
Leudoun &T
Roberta Lee
Jane Jolliffe
Ralph Manual
Herbert B. Whiting
R. Beverley Whiting
Frances Wolfe
Tite
Pife Company
Robinson
Florsheim
Mad & Rigstar
Lovett
N. Loudoun St
Townsend Burwell
Charles Burwell
Mrs. Ewart Johnston
Henry Post Mitchell
Minturn
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Tom
Joudy Linen Shop
N. Main St
S. Main St
Colonial Beauty Shoppe
Valley Pride
United Food Stores
Barbara Bell
Evening Star
N. Y
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