Winchester social and personal notes compile busy week
Social calendar lists 8 p m meetings for Winchester Aerie 824 Fraternal Order of Eagles Rebekah Association and Circle No 10 at Braddock Street Methodist Church. Numerous notices cover birthday celebrations guests, travels, and local visits across Winchester Martinsburg Cumberland and Charlestons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Aerie
Fraternal Order of Eagles
N. Loudoun
Rebekah Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Frank Butsler
Kiwanis Club
Junior Century Club
Red Cross
Modern Etiquette Inquiries On Invitations And Courtesy
A guide discusses inviting a married couple, noting the address should target the wife but include the husband. It also covers restroom courtesy and returning phone messages, urging fairness, consideration, and politeness in social etiquette.
Winchester Residents Attend Virginia VMI Game in Lexington
A number of Winchester residents traveled to Lexington on Saturday for the Virginia VMI football game. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Robinson of South Stewart street and friends from Roanoke, Pey ton street, and Stephens City among others. Several locals returned from weekend visits in Washington and McKeesport while others welcomed visitors at their homes in Clarke County and East Piccadilly Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
University of Virginia V.M. I
Lexington
Arthur Robinson
South Stewart Street
Roanoke
W. B. Goode
Peyton Street
Peyton Marshall
Peyton
Grove White
Stephens City
Ada Steele
South Braddock Street
Etta Jones
Ruth Larson
McKeesport
Mayme Feight
Clara Burner
South Washington Street
George Inskip
Memorial Hospital
Virginia
South
Turner Poem Book Silver Saturday Inspires Lecture Plans
Nancy Byrd Turner’s Silver Saturday delights with homey poems from The Rebel to Blessings on daily rooms. She dedicates the volume to nieces Virginia Crum Turner and Nancy Holmes Conrad Turner. Turner promises a November Winchester lecture at Christ Church House on Boscawen Street for Christ Church House decor fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Turner
Nancy Byrd Turner
Virginia Crum Turner
Nancy Holmes Conrad Turner
Winchester
Christ Church House
Boscawen Street
House
Clearbrook PTA Set for Important Thursday Meeting
The Clearbrook Parent-Teacher Association will hold a very important meeting Thursday evening October 23 at 8 o'clock in the new Clearbrook School. All patrons and friends of the school are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearbrook
Parent-Teacher Association
New Clearbrook School
Make Up Myths and Misuse Draws Beauty Advice
Helen Follett argues against heavy or clumsy makeup. She urges subtle, professional guidance, warns against bold rouge and oversized brows, and proposes a playful nationwide face washing day to reset cosmetic habits.
W C T U Plans First 1925 Meeting At Handley Library
The Women's Christian Temperance Union will hold the first meeting of the year on Thursday at 3 o'clock in the Handley Library. Members are asked to bring dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Handley Library
Vineyard Bought By The Goodyears In Clarke County
The Vineyard, among Clarke County's oldest homes in Millswood Virginia, sold to Mr and Mrs Frank H Goodyear of New York. Formerly home of Philip Pendleton Cooke and Anne Burwell, the estate later passed to Delafield DuBois, with Goodyear acquiring adjoining land bringing total to about 335 acres. The social notes list Clarke residents hosting and attending gatherings during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millswood
Clarke County
Frank H. Goodyear
New York
Philip Pendleton Cooke
Anne Burwell
Delafield DuBois
Goodyear
Social visits span cities as guests depart and arrive
Sherman Joost Jr of New York arrived Monday to visit his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Henry Post Mitchell. Alexis Sommaripa and son Amory left Sunday for New York then Bellfield. Alice Winslow returned to New York after a Bellfield weekend. Courtney B Jones hosted weekend guests Pvt and Mrs Nathaniel B Jones and Mr and Mrs Frank Blaisbell from Washington at Woodbine. John Beatty returned to Pittsburgh from Clarke with daughter Helen Beatty. Mary Dougherty weekended in Clarke with Mr and Mrs William Bell Watkins Jr. Hugh J Jewett of Baltimore will spend the weekend at Long Branch with Mrs Hugh M Nelson. Agnes Page returned to Saratoga from Richmond where she visited Spencer Carter. Elizabeth Bradford drove to Charlottesville to visit sister Mrs Robert Magill. Kenath N Gilpin entertained at dinner in honor of guests Frank Barton with Walter Lee and family, Van Rensselaer Coats, and Edward B Jacobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Wickes, Jr
North Washington Street
G. D. Lohr
Holt Richardson
New Market
Marjorie Garrison
Lee Street
Emma Brumback
Virginia Beach
Walter Lee
Mrs. van Rensselaer Coats
Wilmington
Del
Sherman Joost, Jr
New York
Henry Post Mitchell
Alexis Sommaripa
Amory
Bellfield
Alice Winslow
Courtney B. Jones
Woodbine
Inlaw
Nathaniel B. Jones
Frank Blaisbell
Washington
John Beatty
Clarke
Pittsburgh
Helen Beatty
Agnes Page
Saratoga
Richmond
Spencer Carter
Keneath N. Gilpin
Frank Burton
van Rensselaer Coats
Edward B. Jacobs
Republican Primary Dull Formality Sets Four Governor Candidates
The article notes Republicans on page one discussion of the gubernatorial race with four candidates listed as set to run. It remarks that the Democratic nominee misnames or is unknown to the writer and describes the primary as a dull formal affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dovell
Virginia
Page
Cary
George Washington
Republic
Virginia Two-Party System Is Our Safeguard
The piece argues that Virginia's single party dominance threatens democracy. It decries low primary turnout and warns that without a robust opposition, fascism and dictatorship could take root, urging preservation of a strong two-party system and vigilant opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foolsoe
Europe
Two-Party System Backed in Election Message
A political message urges voters to support the Republican ticket in the November 4 election to strengthen democracy and uphold two party government amid concerns about a collapse of the system. The statement frames the vote as a test of faith in the two party framework and national stability.
Dial 3424 The Star social notices ad line
The Star advertises social personal and club notices with the dial number 3424 for contact and requests readers to use the phone line.
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Harry
Front Royal Road
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Cumberland
Clyde Clem
Middle Road
Bud Mason
Jerry
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Roy Royal Read
Hanne Brannon
Russell Butts
Viola Shirkey
Edaughter
Patricia Ann
Edward Clem
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Douglas Pierce
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Lee Clark
Charles DeHaven
Salvation Army
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Abney Payne
Academy Lane
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Fletcher Irwin
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Clifton Lewis
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Kathren
Viola
W. J. Braithwaite
Ruth
Stephenson
E. R. Dorsey
Leo DeHaven
Nain
Lela Light
Gereeta and Hedrick
Louise Snyder
Jenny Lewis
Mamie Childs
Carrie Cochran
Rebecca Pidgeon
Wadesville
Liewellyn Jackson
Morgan Street
Baltimore
Yearly Meeting
Religious Society of Friends
Sam _ Ensogna
Gabriel Ensogna
Marie Yowell
Bobby
Newport News
Norfolk
Paul Ensogna
Naval Air Base
Robert Barton
Washington Street
Robert Baker
Washington, D. C
Lucy Coverstone
Nancy
Pitcairn, Pa
Coverstone
Raymond B. Reeder
Raymond Ritenour
Fay and
Ray
Douglas Oliver
Shenandoah Association
Women’s Missionary Union of the Baptist Churches
E. T. Clark
Kenzil Whitacre
Ronald
City
Randolph Gaunt
Boyce
Gaunt
Phyllis Whitmore
Mamie B. Whitmore
North Braddock Street
M. L. Ragland
Gore
William Henry Thompson
A. W. Thompson
Air Corps Technical School For Mechanics
Chanute Field
Thompson
116Th Infantry
Fort Meade
Rexall
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Bootmaker Guild Shoe
Rochester
Minn
J. A. Jung
Huntsberry
Zotos
Colonial Beauty Shoppe
E. Piccadilly St
DIAL
Mary McKee
Jessie Lupton
Robert Brill
East Lane
Arthur Krock
the Treasury
John Hanes
Hanes
W. M. Wisecarver
East Piccadilly Street
Raymond Penn
Frank Hack
French Lick
Ind
Evelyn Shryock
T. W. English
Bessie Showalter
Cc. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
Helen Follett
Goodyears
Ralph Richardson
Ewart Johnston
Earl Boy-Ed
Tom Byrd
Percy Randolph
Ned Lewis
Arthur Crock
Kenneth N. Gilpin
War McCly
McCloy
Page Huidekoper
Col. Parker
Warrenton
Astley Cooper
B. O. F. Randolph
Jean Randolph
Nathaniel B. Randolph
Irene Randolph
Walter Roesler
Great Neck, L
Dear Boss
Pifer’s
Pifer
Phone 340 Company
Russell
Mary Dougherty
William Bell Watkins, Jr
Hugh J. Jewett
Long Branch
Hugh M. Nelson
Elizabeth Bradford
Charlottesville
Robert Magill
Underwood’s Bakery
N. Loudoun St
Attention
Ladies Carnation Beauty Shop
Rex Staninger
Carnation Beauty Shop
Mber
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Braddock
Food Center
N. Loudonn §T
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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