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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1938

Page

8

Local Social Meeting Reports Chapter Work and October Virginia Convention

Social and Personal notes record a meeting at the home of Kara Ruichard with a newly elected president Mrs. Colvert presiding. Delegates named for the Virginia Convention in October include Mrs. William John and Hofman, Miss Jane, Mrs. Susie Glass, and Mrs. KR. K. Auick, with alternates. The chapter plans Graves care discussion for Memorial Day and a prize for attendance at the president’s dinner. The historian read a letter from 1567 about wartime prisoners, and 260 cadets were enrolled for the term of 1866 as the school lay in ruins in 1865. Refreshments followed the adjournment.

Kara Ruichard If. Colvert Herbert Virginia Wiliam John & Hofman Missy Jane Susie Glass KR. K. Auick Clecieu Ise Urgen Alexandria Cnapeer Stonewall Cemetery Frank L. Grim George W. Kurtz Uv. W. Gillock Fort Delaware Kurtz Noteis Vaul

Endeavor Picnic and Rally in Fort Valley Virginia

Members of the Society of Christian Endeavor Western District of Virginia held an annual picnic at Elizabeth ace in Fort Valley on Labor Day. They enjoyed outdoor games and a dinner with fried chicken ham pimento cheese sandwiches and lemonade. After talks at the shelter, several young people spoke before leaving for home. The En vorers noted a concurrent picnic by the Rouss Fire Company in the same city.

Society of Christian Endeavor Virginia Elizabeth Ace Fort Valley Labor Day Rouss Fire Company

Calendar of events listing social gatherings

Friday at 8:00 p m Best Society meets at Mrs L H Smalwood home Ridgeway West Virginia. Saturday at 10 30 p m private dance and party at Winchester Golf Club by three unknown donors. Sunday at 8 30 p m G A A breakfast for members at Mrs Ida Lycett cabin note date change.

Best Society L. H. Smalwood Ridgeway W. Va Winchester Golf Club Ida Lycett

Mary Astor Lip Stick Holder in Yellow Gold Enamel

Mary Astor selects a lip stick in a holder of yellow gold and white enamel. The compact accessory adds a smart touch to any purse.

Mary Astor

Personal Shower Tendered Miss Sara E Carper

Mrs. Lynwood Patton and Mrs. Paul Carper hosted a personal shower for Miss Sara Etta Carper at 702 National Avenue. The event celebrated her upcoming marriage to Mr. Philip Eugene Fisher of Washington DC, set for September 24 at Market Street Methodist Church.

Lynwood Patton Paul Carper National Avenue Sara Etta, Carper Philip Eugene Fisher Washington, D. C Market Street Methodist Church Miss Carper Trousseau Mae Capper Carper Ford Carper Handley High School

Three Winchester residents matriculate at Virginia Tech

Three Winchester residents and Handley graduates Richard Kern William Bennett and George Hott left for Blacksburg Virginia to matriculate at Virginia Polytechnic Institute for the coming term Kern a Handley football veteran is a freshman grid candidate and the others are sons of local families. Washington DC visitors H L Herrell and others toured Skyline Drive while Winchester notables shared weekends with friends and relatives in area towns including Fredericksburg Purcellville and Pottsville.

Richard Kern Wiliam Bennett George Hott Blacksburg Virginia Polytechnic Institute Handley Kern Henry Kern Hott Alson Hott Mr. Bonnett W. F. Bonnett

Winchester youths begin new college terms and posts

A wave of local students prepare to resume studies or begin college. Rosalie Oakes starts her senior year at Westhampton and leads YWCA activities. Hugh Crisman returns as a sophomore promised for basketball and baseball. Jean Whitehurst enters Westhampton as a freshman and edits the Handian. Derek and Colin Hayley and Edward Grove matriculate as freshmen at the University of Richmond. Major and Mrs. Dufour return to Charleston after visiting Winchester.

Winchester Ay Crationmond Rosalie Oakes J. C. Oakes Westhampton Mortar Board Society Hugh Crisman Jean Whitehurst Handilian Handley Waivehurst Derek and Colin Hayley J. P. Hayley Valley Avenue Edward Grove Claude Grove Valley Pike University of Richmond

Local Residents Plan Weekend Visits and Travel

Mr and Mrs Albert L Larrick and daughter Susan will visit Romney West Virginia visiting Mr and Mrs L G Dinkle who recently moved into a new home in Romney. Mrs Katie Marshall and Mrs Lester Marsten return to Clearwater Florida after a month with Brown and the Bausermans. Mrs Victor L Denny leaves for Edinburg Virginia to stay with Miss Lou Hopewell. Mrs Ford Carper and daughter Maria Carper with Mrs Irwin Carper and Philip E Pisher motor to Hagerstown Maryland. Miss Nancy Swimley will leave for Blackstone Virginia to re enter Blackstone Junior College for a second year. She will travel with Mr and Mrs J Walter Knee.

Albert L. Larrick Susan Romney W. Va L. G. Dinkle Mrs. Dinkle Winchester Katie Marshall Lester Marsten Katie Marsten Clearwater, Fla On Brown J. D. Bauserman Nancy Swimley Ross M. Swimley Blackstone Blackstone Junior College J. Walter Knee

Mrs Bierer to Return Home from Summer Visit

Mrs Susan Bierer staying with Mr Ross Swimley will return to Boston Mass Tuesday. Mrs John M Bierer will drive from Boston to Winchester to accompany Mrs Bierer home.

Susan Bierer Ross M. Swimley Boston Mass John M. Bierer Winchester Mrs. Bierer

Wedding Cake Luck Tokens And Etiquette Answers

The piece lists luck pieces baked in a wedding cake: a ring for marriage, a thimble for spinsterhood, a button for bachelorhood, a dime for wealth, and a wishbone for luck. It then notes witty host responses to a dinner guest claiming not to eat again and cautions against engraving phone numbers on personal stationery.

Isanti Warden Ends Fatigue With Duty

Isanti Minnesota game warden A C Hiljus pursues a game law violator with help from Ed Studevant. The suspect A H Buchen dahl was fined for shooting ducks out of season after a tense pursuit.

Miss Mabry Returns Home After Atlanta Visit

Miss Nelle Mabry of Atlanta has left for home after a stay as the house guest of Dr. and Mrs. Howard L. James. During her visit she joined tea hosted by Mrs. Victor Wheeler, a breakfast in honor hosted by Mrs. Russell Cather, and a dinner in Mrs. James’s home Tuesday. Out of town guests at the James dinner included Miss Louise Garrett, Mr. Frank Garwitch of Braddock Heights, and Mrs. Frank Hale of Arlington, Va., who afterward returned home.

Nelle Mabry Atlanta Howard L. James Miss Mabry Victor Wheeler Russell Cather Mrs. James James Louise Garrett Frank Garwitch Braddock Heights

Mr Hartman To Be Teacher of Class

C S Hartman will be guest teacher of the Golden Rule Bible Class at Braddock Street Methodist Church at 9 45 Sunday morning. He is a very interesting speaker and class officers urge full attendance of Golden Rulers to hear his comments on the day lesson. Visitors are welcome.

C. S. Hartman Braddock Street Methodist Church Hartman Golden Rulers

Milwaukee fund seeks silencers for noisy concertgoers

C F Schmidt, a Milwaukee resident, started a fund to buy silent instruments for public concerts. He sent a $5 check to the County Park Commission with a note suggesting candy suckers or similar items to stop people from talking or laughing during performances.

Milwaukee C. F. Schmidt County Park Commission

Many Parties In Millwood Area Over Past Week

Mrs. David Pepper and Miss Pauline Bowie hosted a luncheon at "Dicky Ridge" on Skyline Drive with a large guest list including Mrs. George Burwell and Mrs. Hugh M. Nelson. Visitors also traveled to Williamsburg to take over a shop, while other social gatherings occurred around Warrenton with guests at "Barna by Ridge" and "Springsbury" during the Warrenton Horse Show.

Millwood Burwell Jacobs Agnes Page Mary Page Spencer Carter

Dinner Guests Fete Gertrude Dougherty at The Gden

Mr Roland G Mitchell entertained at dinner on Wednesday night in honor of Miss Gertrude Dougherty daughter of Mr and Mrs Graham Dougherty. Dougherty will make her formal bow to society Saturday at a tea by her parents at Woodley. Guests included Miss Nancy Mr Blaine Miss Me Miss Mary Dough Miss Jacqueline Winslow and many others. They later attended a dance hosted by Mrs Robert Young Conrad at Winchester Golf Club.

Roland G. Mitchell Gden Gertrude Dougherty Graham Dougherty Miss Dougherty Anne Meade Graham’ Dougherty Louis Meade Fraser Dougherty Joseph Moore Charles Burwell Jack Beardall William Bell Watkins D Jr Robert Chew Richard Dole Charles Tucker Robert Young Conrad Winchester Robert Youngne Winchester Golf Club

Debutantes, dances, and society travel in Virginia

Miss Charlotte Noland hosts a Foxcroft dance for niece Miss Charlotte Smith of Baltimore. Guests include Miss Lalia Harrison at a Warrenton Horse show luncheon and several locals from Clarke, Berryville, and Winchester attending social events.

Local Social Guests Dine and Visit in Berryville

Mr and Mrs Arch Dun ning of Strasburg hosted a Saturday dinner honoring house guests Mr and Mrs Frederick Van Buren and Mr George Corning. Their visitors included Mr and Mrs Sandy Baldwin and Miss Agnes Mitchell. Additional guests gathered at Dicky Ridge with Mrs Billy Jacobs Weatherall Miss Gwynn Harrison Louis Baldwin and Mr George Greenhalgh Jr. Also Mrs Daniel Dougherty of Philadelphia wed 0 Thursday to of M and Mrs Percy at the home in Berryville.

A. E. Dufour Alfred, Jr Betty Archibald R. Dunning Strasburg Frederick van Buren George Corning Sandy Baldwin Agnes Mitchell Dicky Ridge Billy Jacobs Weatherall Gwynn Harrison Louis Baldwin George Greenhalgh, Jr Daniel Dougherty Philadelphia Percy Berryville Dougherty Graham Dodgherty Woodley Daniel Kerty Percy Randolpr

Baltimore guests attend Conrad race and Foxcroft dance

Miss Anne Shriver Miss Bobbie Reynards Mr. Howard Stamford and Mr. James Easton of Baltimore arrived Wednesday to be hosted by Mrs. Burne Jacobs for the Conrad race that night and the Foxcroft dance on Thursday night.

Anne Shriver Bobbie Reynards Howard Stamford James Easton Baltimore

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Firet Fair Elizabeth Furnace Ae Social Club Stephenson Social Club Earl Prince Amos Prince Edith Joldiffe Stotler Paul Stotler Novick Transfer “Co York State J Chester Hospital Sis Ylvania E. B. Smith Jimer Garman Juanita Mildred Grace van de Vander Altoona E. Smith Gravel S Lutheran Albin Skyline Drive John McDonald Berry Haldeman Galecia Beauty Salon Rexall tSore Velicy Ave Sara E. Carper Winchester Ee W. P H. L. Herrell Thomas Turpin B. F. Line Elma Braithwaite Lucy Keeler James Frye Winchester Memorial Hospital Frye Kathleen Haymaker Florence Sumption Fredericksburg Virgie Dodson Mr. Russell Anderson Purcellville Miss Dodson Alice Delaney Friends Pottsville, Pa Archie Richardson Tuscon, Ariz A. L. Rosenberger Richmond Orville Hoover Marshall W. Kline Morningside Drive Henry F. Daugherty South Braddock Street Robert Gjerulff U. S. S. Dorsey San Diego Calif J. Gjerulff Gjerulff Navy Pacific Effie Steele Indiana Stefty B. A. Sheffler Harry T. Ross Stephens City A. Hunter Davidson West Germain Street Ralph Hengeveld Wrightsville Beach N. C Hengeveld Robert Scott Carey Lee Mrs. Miller Jenkins North Cameron Street Victor L. Denny Edinburg, Va Lou Hopewell Sara Carper Irwin Carper Philip E. Pisher Washington Hagerstown RED Cross Huntsberry Ellen McAdoo France Ellen Wilson McAdoo William Gibbs McAdoo William Alfred Hinshaw Los Angeles Woodrow Wilson Ruth Hussey Frank Hale Arlington, Va Katie Chapman Mr. Hartman Fred Read Gwynne Harrison Long Wood Williamsburg Frank Wray Mary Lewis Joseph Lewis Percy Randolph Ewart Johnston Hugh Powell Mrs. Berkley James Lewis Petersburg, Va Barnaby Ridge Hill Virginia Beach George Greenhalgh Springsbury Warrenton Underwood N. Loudoun Charlotte Noland Charlotte Smith Lalia Harrison Leesburg Ington D. C Wednday Peter Chew Jackie Meredith Edward Henning University of Virginia Clarke Powell California Caroline Grandy Mr. Wiley Grandy Blue Ridge Summit David Pepper Boyce Mrs. Pepper George Burwell Helen Ellett Lexington Jackson Memorial Hospital Mary Dougherty Roland Mitchell William Bell Watkins, Jr Larry Poole Mrs Virginia Watkins Maine Annefield Elizabeth Beverley William Beverly E. A. Palmer Judy Beverley Mrs. Palmer Milton Valley the Commercial & Savings Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Colonial Beauty Shoppe E. Piccadilly Snow Pifer Printing CO N. Loudoun St John S. Miller & CO Wilmer F. Shryock W.B. Snider and Son The GA Co
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