Calendar of events for Monday activities
Calendar lists 6:30 p m Danner for National Concert Association at George Washington Hotel 6:00 p m Circle No 9 of k Street Church meets at Mrsoon 918 Amherst street 6:00 p m Rehearsal for Bride's wedding at Market St Church 8:00 p m Madison Lodge I O O F meets at East Boscawen Street hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danner
National Concert Association
George Washington Hotel
K’ Street
Oon
Ambherst Street
Market St
Madison Lodge
East Boscawen Street
Noted Visitor National Concert Association Drive Opens Next Week
Winchester branch prepares for annual drive beginning Monday with a workers dinner at the George Washington Hotel. Storeroom formery occupied by Wenders to serve as headquarters. contact in charge for information. Beta Sigma Phi members depart for Va. state meeting. Euterpian Club to meet on Tuesday to discuss spiritual songs of the colored race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
National Concert Association
George Washington Hotel
Bet
Occuby Wenders
Beta Sigma Phi
Dave
In Epsilon
Id. Va
Wereinia
Mae Burch
Alice Taylor
Bessie Manuel
William M. Glaize
V. K. Sirth
Upton Snider
V. K. Sirbaugh
Pian Club
Euterpian Club
Gladys Cochran
Loudoun Street
Community Socials and School News Highlights
Local society notes describe a well attended church manse reception with floral decorations and teas hosted by key women. Fare details and helpers in the Woman's Auxiliary are listed, along with reception duties and welcoming committee roles. Additional items include travel notes, a drama group rehearsal, and university football weekend plans.
Elizabeth Huyett Weds John W Childress at Hopewell House
At Hopewell Friends Meeting House near Clearbrook Virginia, Elizabeth Huyett daughter of William S Huyett and John Walter Childress son of Joel J Childress united in a Friends ceremony. The couple planned to reside in Washington after a short wedding trip with many out of town guests and pre wedding entertaining noted in Winchester and Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell
Ellen Huyett
William S. Huyett, Jr
Frederick, Md
Mr. Childress
Joseph Irving Robertson
Richmond
J. L. Jolliffe
Clearbrook
Handley High School
Andrew Bell
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Childress
Virginia Military Institute
American Automobile Association
Washington, D. C
Joel J. Childress
Alice A. Childress
J. S. Turner
Roanoke
Edna Childress
Washington
Elsie Childress
Spray
N. C
J. S. Robertson
Tom Sprint
Baltimore
Winchester
Frederick County
R. L. Milleson
Will Hardy
Florence Allen
Reed Lunsford
Whitmore
Rest
A. Cochran
M. D. Bromley
Harry Light
Sloan Kuykendall
Etiquette Q and A on dating payments and gifts
A reader asks how a financially equal couple should handle paying for entertainment. The answer: pride may be hurt if a woman offers to pay. if the man agrees, it may not matter how the money is exchanged. The piece also notes that multiple wedding showers require a gift at each event and that breaking bread or crackers into soup is improper.
Circle No. 9 Officers Elected at Braddock Street Church
Circle No. 9 of the Braddock Street Church Missionary Society elected officers for the coming year at a Thursday meeting hosted by Mrs. E P Bean on South Stewart Street. Linwood Hammond leads the circle with Bean as assistant. A long member list for Circle No. 8 follows. Weekend guests Dr and Mrs E S Hodges and Miss Freston Hodges of Petersburg Va visit Fairmont area. Mrs Joseph Massie closed her Amherst Street residence and will winter in Newport News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun
J. Victor Arthur
Robert Y. Conrad
Robert Glass, Sr
H. K. Russell
Fred Glaize
Philip Boyd
Lela Rosenberger
Clifford Grim
Mary Bell Baer
Herman Womeldorf
Woman's Auxiliary
John Snively
D. E. Leatherman
J. B. Yates
Lester D. Arnold
George G. Snerr
J. F. Marshall
T. Russell Cather
Wendell Goode
Arthur Ritter
Frank Bailey
John Scully
Ellen Boyd
Manse
Wilson
E. G. Rusk
H. Clay de Grange
Mense
Arthur
H. B. McCormar
Touls Baker
Fred Boyd
Scully
Glaize
deGrange
Elinore Griffith
Alfred Kerfoot
South Washington Street
Barnswallows Dramatic Society
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Mass
Miss Griffith
Circe No
Braddock Street Church Missionary Society
E. P. Bean
South Stewart Street
Linwood Hammond
Ridgeley Jackson
W. N. Daugherty
Robert Forney
Robert E. L. Anderson
Martin Wisecarver
Circle No. 8
Robert E.L. Anderson
Marion V. Bayliss
Ernest A. Carper
Annie E. Carpenter
Mirie Childress
Daniel H. Coffenberger
Ralphs. Fansler
Katie Fisher
Nettie Forney
Lucy Gaunt
R. C. Gaunt
Judith Gibson
L. Herbert Haines
W. G. Hardy
Katherine Mooneyhan
Lois Hammond
Grace E. Hewitt
R. L. Hughes
C. E. Huntsberry
Julia Jackson
Lulu Jackson
Chas. L. Mahoney
Minnie March
Eva Miller
Messick
Edward S. Moore
T. J. Orndorff
Mary Pearson
Mary P. Price
E. M. Powell
F. H. Schindel
Howard Shockey
Evelyn W. Shryock
C. Herbert Schutte
Margaret Sommers
Moody Spiker
J. Ashby Sprint
C. B. Kelly
Brice Rush
Sophia G. Trenary
Fred H. Way
Frank Yeakle
E. S. Hodges
Miss Freston Hodges
Petersburg, Va
Ralph Snapp
Fairmont Avenue
Joseph Massie
Amherst Street
Newport News
New Science Treatise For High Minds Wealth of science for citizens
A summary of L. T. Hagen with fundamentals and advanced science across chemistry astronomy physics biology psychology genetics and eugenics. It emphasizes daily life impact and the future social culture shaped by engineers chemists biologists and physiologists. A note on a prior Handley Library work titled Mathematics for the Mil an.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Hagen
Handley Library
Milan
Miss Watson Weds Benjamin Humston in Virginia
Miss Sarah Elizabeth Watson married Benjamin Franklin Humston at the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Charles Town West Virginia officiated by Rev James H Haley. The bride wore ivory satin with lace sleeves and carried roses and lilies of the valley. Attendants wore rust velvet gowns and headdresses. After a two week southern tour the couple will live in Berryville where Watson works as a bank teller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Clarke
Jefferson
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Charles Town
W. Va
Sarah Elizabeth Watson
Benjamin Franklin Humston
James H. Haley
James Ernest Watson
John Lacy Humston
Humston
Clarke County
Elizabeth Ann Downey
Martinsburg
W. V
Mrs. Calvin Shoemaker
Rippon
Mary Frances Simpson
Front Royal
Mary Lou Levi
Nathaniel I. Humston
James Ernest Watson Jr
W. E. Trussett
Robert Lee Withers
Richard B. Smith, Jr
Far South
First National Bank
Industrial output gains point to revived buying
The article notes rising building activity and heavy engineering awards as drivers of economic recovery. Residential construction indexes hit new peaks, steel production neared full capacity, auto plants increased output by about 13,000 cars, and railroad carloadings surpassed 700,000 for the year, aided by public works spending.
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Associated Press Weekly
Washington
Bible Conference Opens at Brethren Church
The Brethren Church on Berryville Avenue hosts a Monday night Bible conference with Rev. Herman W. Koontz as guest speaker. Koontz, a Roanoke pastor, serves on national boards for foreign missions and Sunday School work and is known for platform addresses and youth training work. Five lectures will cover study of the word of God. Attendees are urged to bring Bibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren Church
Berryville Avenue
Herman W. Koontz
Roanoke
National Board For Foreign Missions
National Board
Ose
Fourth district women hold annual meeting in Arlington
Mrs W T Lewis and Mrs Francis B Whiting attended the fourteenth annual meeting of the Fourth district of the Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs at the Washington Golf and Country Club in Arlington this week. Mrs C T A McCormick hosted weekend guests and dinners featured Mrs Lewis and Mrs Whiting. Meanwhile Mr and Mrs Alan Noyes with their two children visited Washington before returning to Evanston Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FP. Wisecarver
Edward Barnett
Ralph M. Ware
Charles Philips
Edward Ogden
Virginia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Washington Golf and Country Club
Arlington
Alan Noyes
Washington
Noyes
Evaston, Ill
William 8. Powers
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Hicks
Charles Hicks
W. F. Luttrell
Willard
Ohio
Virginia
Secon
Edna Hicks
Sam M. Hodgson
J. Hammond Boyles
Roland C. Tyler
Nell Badie
Dorothy Hodgeon
Detroit
Mich
James Bean Hodgson
Charles Faulkner Copenhaver
White Post
Fred B. Strosnider
Winachester
Bliss
Washington, Es
Wayne B. Omps
New York
National Funeral Directors Association
Charles F. Brown
Walter Matthews
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Matthews
United States
W. B. Snider and Son
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Wilmer F. Shryock
Act
General Insurance
Presbyterian Church
Ronald
H. Morrison
van Wert
Mr. Morrison
Ira A. Garrison
Ohio City
St. Anne's Guild
St. Anne’s Guild of the Woman's’ Auxiliary of
Christ Episcopal Church
T. B. Preventorium
Market Street Methodist Church
Women’s Service League
Austin Sloat
William March
May Carper
T. J. Dale
George Eagle
C. E. Babb
Gretchen’ Thomson
New Orleans
Summit Point
Jefferson County
West Virginia
Gretchen RB. Thompson
Hawthorne
Miss Thomson
Messrs
Leonard Miller
Henry Schneider
Burtoh
Ritter
Madison Svurr
Knights of Pythias
Martinsville
Phyllis O. Brearly
Rachel Jennings
Blacksburg
V. P I
Elizabeth
Betty” Shouse
Jouett Shouse
Liberty League
Washington Society
Betty
Elizabeth Huyett
Hopewell House
John W. Childress
James Grimes
Credit Bureau
State of
Grimes
Mrs. J. B. McKee
Vanderbilt Hotel
New York City
C. T. Reiter
Chironosist
W. King Street
Martinshurs
Alecia
N. Braddock St
Circle No. 9
Roberts Numbering Machines
N. Loudoun St
Bidu Sayao
Metropolitan Opera
Pictu
South America
Wee Monkey
Miss Watson
Mr. B. Humston
Bayard Stevens
Short Hills
N. J
Nancy Gray Stevens
St. Catherine’s School
John B Neill
Agnes Williams
Lorenzo Lewis
Woodward and Lothrop’s
Kenneth Williams
C. T. A. McCormick
Charles F. McGuire
McCormick
W. T. Lewis
Francis B. Whiting
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
RED Cross
Huntsberry
Underwood
Vienna
Underwood’s Bakery
Colonial Beauty Shoppe
Piccadilly
Cameron
Sunshine Cleaners
E. Piccadilly St
Haldeman’s Milk
Haldeman
Haldeman’s Creamery
Kent St
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