Luncheon Held For Mrs. Douglas Crocker Guest of Clarke County
Social and personal notes report Mrs. Douglas Crocker formerly Miss Isabella Carter of Richmond is hosted by her mother Mrs. Thomas Carter at Powhatan Clarke County. Also noted are visits by F B Clerk formerly Handley School superintendent now in Chicago and a tea hosted by Mrs J B Beverley Jr and Nan Dupuy for Miss Susan Reid Williams in Winchester Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh M. Nelson
Handley School
Winchester
Chicago
Clerk
Tawry
F&m
J. B. Beverley, Jr
Nan Dupuy
Susan Reid Williams
Miss Williams
Beverley
Dupuy Playground Association Receives $482.94 Total
The Dupuy Playground Association reports receipts totaling 482.94 after recent donations from Rev. Robert B. Nelson 5 Miss Frances Page 1 Mr C P McVicar 10 Order of Elks 5 Mrs Joseph Massey 5 and three churches Friends Episcopal and Presbyterian each contributing 50. The year end total includes 406.94 previously acknowledged. The churches’ members raised 50 each for the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Playground Association
Robert B. Nelson
Frances Page
Order of Elks
Joseph Massie
Terian
The
Friends
Episcopal
Presbyterian
Lindsay Maphis Wedding Cards Announce Virginia Union
Cards received from Mr. and Mrs. John Alan Maphis of Washington announce the marriage of their sister Miss Elsie Maphis to Mr. James Gordon Lindsay of Charlottesville Virginia. The ceremony was yesterday at the bride’s uncle Dr Samuel Maphis Warrenton Virginia. After November 1 the couple will reside at University of Virginia Winchester guests included Mr. and Mrs. Howard Grove Miss Frances Capper Miss Margaret Walter and Mr. L J Maphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Capper
Margaret Walter
L. J. Maphis
Garden Club Meeting At Winchester Golf Club
The Garden Club met yesterday afternoon at Winchester Golf Club hosted by Mrs. Kenneth N. Gilpin and Mrs. Robert Y. Conrad. The club house featured floral decorations and refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for October 29 at the Motor Car Inne in Berryville with follow ups each month through March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Golf Club
Winchester Golf Club
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Robert Y. Conrad
Motor Car Inne
Berryville
Personal notices of local residents and travelers
Mr and Mrs A L Dodson of South Main hosted their grandson Robert Dodson’s sixth birthday with immediate family in attendance and refreshments afterward. Various locals report travel plans, visits, moves, and shopping in nearby towns including Bowly trips to Washington and New York bound sailings, Brown at Hagerstown fair, Faulkner in Martinsburg, and others visiting York and Philadelphia. Melvin Green heads to Baltimore on business while Frank Buckley of the Commercial Hotel remains ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Dodson
South Main Street
Robert Dodson
Frank L. Buckley
Commercial Hotel
South Stewardt Street
Open Nostrils End a Cold or Catarrh
An ad promises quick relief from head cold and stuffed nose using a small bottle of Ely's cream laid on the nostrils enlarging air passages and calming inflamed membranes. It claims instant relief, easy breathing, and relief from headaches and nighttime breathing struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Clerk
F. B. Clerk
Superin
Water Street
Redient
Little Joe’s
Florist Telegraph Association
Washington
Staunton
Ares
Babe Brothers
Hamburger’s Specialty Shop
North Main Street
Legion Building
Legion
Clyn Anderson
Fias Light Association
Fred .Goss
Winchester Gas Company
Atlantic City
American Gas Light Association
Goss
Lucy Goss
Edward Goss
Lancaster
Charles L. Bowly
Goldie Brown
Julian Ward
Hagerstown Fair
David Allen
Clarke County
O. F. Faulkner
Martinsburg
George W. Allison
George Allison, Jr
York
Philadelphia
R. G. Nalles
Hanover, Pa
George Washington Hotel
Melvin Green
Baltimore
Siew
Ingmen
New York
Emmert
Manchester
J.&h. Goodwin, Ltd
Virginia
United Kingdom
Europe
Asia
Africa
Australia
America
J.e.robertson
Southern
VA Puone
W York
Pd IU
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