Social calendar of Winchester clubs and choirs
Social calendar lists events through Wednesday including meetings of the Lions Club Modern Woodmen Winchester Camp Kiwanis Club Young People’s Choir and church choirs with venues on Loudoun Street George Washington Hotel Ellis Hall Braddock streets and United Brethren Church.
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Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Winchester Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Loudoun St
Century Club
Kiwanis Club
The
United Brethren Church
Winchester Lodge
Ellis’ Hall
Piccadilly and
Braddock Streets
Grace Lutheran Church
Wright Lewis wedding ties Winchester to Hagerstown guests
Miss Helen Elizabeth Wright daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Wright and Charles Edward Lewis son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lewis were married at the Wright home with Rev. J F Kemp Horn officiating. The ceremony featured a white satin gown and orange blossom bouquets. An audience of relatives and friends attended a reception for over 100 guests after the ceremony. The couple will reside in Hagerstown after November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Elizabeth Wright
Charles F. Lewis
Winchester
Frederick County
Fred C. Wright
Hagerstown
Charles Edward Lewis
Samuel Lewis
Wright
J. F. Kemp Horn
Margaret Fox
Coulbourne Jones
Laura Katherine Roulette
Jeanette Kaylor
Martinsburg
W. Va
Kathne Candor
Lock Haven
Helen Hite
Cumberland
Hugh Crafton
Broadway
Ralph Whitmore
Lydia
Phyllis
Ruth
Julia Whitmore
Clearbrook
This County
Harley Miller
Sara Miller
Elvira Miller
J. William Miller
Leave To Attend Meeting At Indianapolis
Mrs. Virginia Whisson Simpson, past Great Pocahontas of Virginia, left this afternoon as the representative of the Great Incoherence Harvey O. Bartnett, at the Great Council of Indiana Degree of Pocahontas to be held in Indianapolis. The Great Council, with 2000 delegates, features a Bavarian entertainment tomorrow afternoon a 6 o’clock banquet and a reception and dance. An all day business session will be held Wednesday.
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Indianapolis
Virginia Whisson Simpson
Pocahontas
Virginia
Harvey O. Bartnett
Great Council of the United States
Great Council of
Indiana
Modern Etiquette Q&A from Roberta Lee column
The reader asks etiquette questions about seating when a man and woman dine together, engraving silver gifts for a bride, and the proper social acknowledgment when introduced. The guidance: a man should pull out the chair first, engrave the bride’s maiden initials, and respond with How do you do as the standard greeting.
Weekend visits and travels around Washington area
Harry Burns of Washington arrives Saturday to visit Edgar A. Langley at Fort View Martinsburg pike then returns home last night. Mrs. Harry K. Russell and Mrs. Frank Hack depart for New York due to sister-in-law Mrs Gardener Brown's illness. Various locals host dinners, returns from Charlottesville and Richmond trips, and attend events including a Navy Yale game in Baltimore with several Valley residents noted.
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Aca
Harry Burns
Washington
Edgar A. Langley
Fort View
Martinsburg Pike
Harry K. Russell
Frank Hack
New York
Russell
Gardener Brown
Baltimore
Joseph Massie
R. EB. Byrd
W. Nelson Page
Frances Page
Victor Arthur
Ralph Nee
Jack Johnsn
Scout Program At Handley Tomorrow
The Boy Scout will be brought to the student assembly at Handley School tomorrow with emphasis on inviting non scouts to join. Scouts listed to report in uniform include Emery Tinsman Douglas Cooper Everett Jones Lester Arnold Wayne Whitham Billy Barnhart Joe Butler Wassiel Tripplett Steve Spanos George Ritter Bobby Green Wm H Miller Wm Clarke and Don Rocap.
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Handley School Assembly
Emery Tinsman
Douglas Cooper
Everett Jones
Lester Arnold
Wayne Whitham
Billy Barnhart
Joe Butler
Wassiel Tripplett
Steve Spanos
George Ritter
Bobby Green
Wm. H. Miller
Wm. Clarke
Don Rocap
Child Injured Eye From Slingshot Incident
William Clark, son of George Clark of Clearbrook, is a Memorial hospital patient with an eye injury reportedly caused by a companion’s slingshot. The injury was accidental and his condition is satisfactory with hopes of no permanent vision loss.
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Lola Alice Combs
Harrisonburg
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
William Clark
George Clark
Clearbrook
Memorial Hospital
Death Summons Mrs. M. A. Ritter
Mrs. Margaret Ann Ritter of the Welltown Freder ick County died yesterday at Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. She was 84, born September 23, 1876, and is survived by two sons George D. Ritter of Clear Brook and John E. Ritter of Berryville, Va., plus two grandchildren Frances Ritter and Grace Elizabeth Ritter. The funeral will be at Welltown Methodist Church at 1.30 pm Tuesday with interment there.
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Margaret Ann Ritter
Welltown
Frederick County
Memorial Hospital
George D. Ritter
Clearbrook
Fire aboard Vulcania claims four lives at Palermo port
Aboard the luxury motorship Vulcania a two hour blaze in the third class quarters killed four crewmen and burned two stewards. The captain led an inquiry after the ship reached Palermo noting the origin of the fire remains under investigation. The vessel later resumed its voyage to New York with 1,100 passengers aboard. Col Jerome Pillow and his wife were among those aboard returning to the United States.
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Palermo
Sicily
Vulcania
Rome
Naples
Port of Naples
New York
Gibraltar
Lisbon
United States
Col
Jerome Pillow
America
Italy
Porte
Landon Signals Constitutional Route Amid NRA Debate
Governor Landon spoke at Topeka outlining steps to carry out NRA purposes constitutionally or seek popular approval through Congress if needed. He criticized James Roosevelt's constitutional views as echoing New Deal sentiment and paused in Emporia to greet editor Willie Allen White.
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NRA
Congress of the United States
Landon
James Roosevel
Topeka
Emporia
Kas
Willie Allen White
Old He Devil Meets Alf As Train Scene Unfolds
A crowd of about fifty watches as Landon greets Alf and then boards the train in a surprised move. He is accompanied by Ralph West Robey, Olin Glenn Saxon, James T. Williams, and Landon's personal party.
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Landon
Alf
White
Uetures
Nomines
Ralph West Robey
Columbian Economics
Olin Glenn Saxon
Republican National Committee
James T. Williams
Hearst Newspapers
Roosevelt Rests on Campaign Car Tour Plans
President Roosevelt outlines outdoor campaign stops in Providence Boston Hartford Fall River and New Bedford with speeches to be delivered from a touring car. He will finish the trip at Hyde Park and Washington before election day and hopes to visit every state afterward. Roosevelt called Kansas a beautiful state during a western trip.
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Providence
R. I
Boston
Hartford
Fall River
Newford
Mass
Hyde Park
N. Y
Washington
Dutchess County
Madison Square Garden
Roosevelt
New England
Kansas
Church Convocation Addresses Scheduling and Attendees
Deacon W. Roy Mason and C. M. Davison are announced for the church convocation program. A quiet hour service at 10, holy communion, parish reports at 11, luncheon at Handley High School, and a final 2 o'clock session on Provincial Synod business. The Valley Convocation list includes H. St. George Tucker, Frederick D. Goodwin, F. W. Neve, W. Roy Mason, W. Francis Allison, Frederic Brown, Edward Burwell, G. Peyton Craighill, Wm. Everett, Robert Goodwin, Fremont Hinkel, Frederick Griffith, D. Campbell Mayers, Robert Nelson, T. Carter Page, Arthur LeB. Ribble, Stanford Rotter, Ronald Rowland, and others.
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Care One
W. Roy Mason
D. D
C. M. Davison
Richmond
Handley High School
The
Valley Convocation
H. St. George Tucker
Frederick D. Goodwin
F. W. Neve
W. Francis Allison
Sperryville
Francis A. Brown
Woodstock
Edward B. Burwell
Upperville
G. Peyton Craighill
Leesburg
Wm. B. Everett TI
Marshall
Robert A. Goodwin
Millwood
Friemont N. Hinkel
Markham
Frederick Griffith
Brandy Station
D. Campbell Mayers
Middleburg
Robert B. Nelson
Winchester
T. Carter Page
Berryville
Arthur Leb. Ribble
Hamilon
Stanford L. Rotter
the Plains
Ronald H. Rowland
Clergy Listed for Front and Valley Churches
Rev. Paul B. Shultz of Luray Rev. Louis Tucker D D of Berryville Rev. J Armistead Welbourn of Leesburg Rev. Walter Williams of Harrisonburg Rev. Edmund L Woodward of Orkney Springs listed as clergy for local churches in the Front and Front Royal region.
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Post and
Front Royal
Paul B. Shultz
Luray
Louis Tucker
D. D
Ber
Rvville
J. Armistead Welbourn
Leesburg
Walter Williams
Harrisonburg
Edmund L. Woodward
Orkney Springs
Art Collection Showcases French Period Furniture Figures
A collection highlights French period furniture figures among its pieces. Noted items include ornate desks chairs and cabinets illustrating craftsmanship. Curators emphasize historical contexts and provenance throughout the display.
Aubusson Tapsetry and Fine French Walnut Chairs
A listing describes Aubusson tapsetry suites in Louis XV and Louis XVI styles. Sixteen Brussels tapestries accompany sixteen dining chairs, six Louis XV carved walnut and needlepoint fauteuils, marqueterie commodes, and fifty fine Oriental rugs. Art objects include Japanese ivories and bronzes by Gerome Maey MacMonnies and Frederic Remington, with the equestrian Bronco Buster among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubusson
Brussels
Gerome, Maey. MacMonnies
Frederic Remington
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Tavenner's
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Olga Nelson
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