Miss Elizabeth Moore Weds Charles McIntosh in Berryville
A quiet Virginia wedding linked prominent families as Elizabeth Nicholas Moore, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Jr., married Charles Fleming McIntosh, Norfolk lawyer and World War I air service leader, at Grace Church Berryville. The ceremony featured white chrysanthemums and roses, with Rev. Vincent Franks officiating and Miss Frances Wolfe at the organ. After the ceremony, guests gathered for a breakfast hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Moore.
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Virginia
Gracepal Church
Berryville
Elizabeth Nicholas Moore
Moore, Jr
Charles Fleming McIntosh
Norfolk
Air Service
A. E. F. Therch
Vincent Franks
Frances Wolfe
Anne Cabell Williams
Margaret Moore Stalnaker
William Cabell Moore
Washington
R. E. Lee Taylor
Baltimiore
Charles Ellett Moore
Richmond
Richard Taylor
Walter H. Taylor
Walter Taylor
Cornelia Stribling
Janet Taylor
William Baldwin
Nathan Bundy
Edward Ruffin
Hammond Allyn
Bland Taylor
R. Walton Moore
Mary
Jane Moore
McCandlish
Fairfax
C. E. Moore
Elvira Williams
New York
J. Baldwin Neill
Quantico
Henry Fleming
Baltimore
William Stalnaker
Cumberland
L. M. Allen
H. B. Gilpin
District Nurse Association Lunch Saturday in Rosenmeyer Building
The District Nurse Association committee serving tubercular patients will host a luncheon Saturday from 11 to 2 at the Rosenmeyer building on North Loudon Street. Mrs Clarence F E Hardy, chairwoman, said receipts go to the tuberculosis fund. The event aims at business people but all are invited.
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District Nurse Association
Rosenmeyer
North Loudon Street
Clarence FE. Hardy
Ritter accepts stenographer job at Chamber of Commerce
Miss Amy Ritter daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Ritter of South Brad dock street has accepted a position as stenographer and typist in the office of Mr Andrew Bell secretary of the Chamber of Commerce on Court Square succeeding Miss Mary Louise Barr who resigned. Ritter is a Handley High School graduate and was recommended by Miss Susan Saulsbury of the schools commercial department.
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Amy Ritter
C. W. Ritter
South Braddock Street
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Court Square
Mary Louise Barr
Ritter
Handley High School
Susan Saulsbury
Chandler
Frank H. Chandler
Harrisonburg
Stephens City
Strasburg
Barr
KE. F. Barr
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Winchester Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Hosts Silver Tea
The Woman's Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital arranges a silver tea at the nurses' home on West Clifford Street this Saturday from 4 to 6 p m. Visitors may tour the new larger hospital plant with nurses assigned to escort guests through the institution.
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Woman's Auxiliary
Winchester Memorial Hospital
West Clifford Street
Kiwanians Leaving To Attend Capital District Meeting
Winchester Kiwanis Club will be represented at the Capital district meeting in Richmond by Mr and Mrs William G Hardy Dr and Mrs J A Richard and Mr and Mrs T Russell Cather Hardy is lieutenant governor of the fifth zone Richard is club president and Cather is vice president Attendance from the Capital district in Virginia Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia is expected to set a record.
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Capital District
Winchester
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Visit and guest notes from Washington headlines
Local society notices list residents and visitors including Mr. John I. Sloat returning from New York as bank cashier, Mr. George H. Burwell of Millwood visiting, Mrs. W. B. Fleminster returning from Hale thorpe Maryland, Philip Cornblatt from Baltimore visiting friends, Mrs. W. A. Baker and Miss Ellen Fauntleroy Baker in Washington, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hamilton of Daytona Beach guests at the George Washington Hotel, Mrs. Harry K. Russell and Miss Ann Brooke Kern spending tomorrow in Washington, E. HB Field from Washington staying at the George Washington Hotel, and Mrs. J. Victor Arthur with Mrs. B B. Dutton planning a Washington visit tomorrow.
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George Hume
Washington
Shenandoah Valley Academy
W. A. Baker
Hume
Richmond
Philip Cornblatt
Baltimore
Mrs
Fred Stryker
J. H. Hamilton
Daytona Beach, Fla
George Washington Hotel
Harry K. Russell
Ann Brooke Kern
Mr. E. HB. Field
Fire prevention week begins with cigarette butt caution
The Atchison Globe notes October 7 marks fire prevention week and urges teaching young women to stifle cigarette butts. The Greenville Herald reflects on Bishop Cannon’s recent remark that prohibition’s success is shown by staggering figures.
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Atchison Globe
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Mr. Mcintosh
Berryville Church
Caroline Kline
John E. Wright
Caroline Nadine Kline
W. Guy Kline
Hagerstown
John Elbert Wright
Robert Wright
Charles Town
W. Va
George C.snyder
Presbyterian Church
Wright
American Oil Company
Morgantown
Areng
Protestant Episcopal Church
Marietta
Minfigero de Andrews
Vauxcluse
James Carroll Frazer
Bostonians
Kilkenny
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Frances Bland Randolph
E. W. Finch
Dettra
L. R. Dettra
League of Virginia Municipalities
Newport News
Mr. Lindsay
Scotland
Jack Lindsay
Kirriemuir
Forfarshire
Lewis Pearson
National Avenue
Cameronia
Richard Pearson
Philadelphia
Lindsay
John I. Sloat
the Commercial and Savings Bank
George H. Burwell
Millwood
Clarke County
W. B. Fleminster
Halethorpe
H. N. Bowers
Mrs. W. A. Baker
Ellen Fauntleroy Baker
J. Victor’ Arthur
B B. Dutton
Paul V. McNutt
Law School
University of Indiana
American Legion
San Antonio
Tex
International Illustrated News
Byrd
Richard E. Byrd
Poe
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lovett Bros
Germany
Lake
Hurst Field
Lon Chaney
Notredame
Chichester S Srs
RYDE
London
Colonial Theatre
Endciott- Johnson Shoes
S.kirson & Sons
Davis
Old Virginia
Alon Sn
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