Miss Mary Smith Weds John R Castleman in Clarke County
Miss Mary Jaqueline Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs EB J Smith of Smithfield became the bride of John Rolf Castleman in Wickliffe Episcopal Church Berryville Virginia The ceremony featured music from violinists and an organist The wedding party included many Smith family members and relatives from Washington Philadelphia Annapolis and nearby counties Following the ceremony a reception at Smithfield welcomed guests from multiple states
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Berryville
Wickliffe
Clarke County
Mary Jaqueline Smith
EB. J. Smith
Smithfield
John Rolfé Castleman
Duff Lewis
Flora Frances Castleman
Martha Maddock Castleman
Lucille Smith
George Dame Thompson
New York
Frances Castleman, Jr
R. C. Cowling
Annapolis
George West
Grace Church
Frances Castleman
Howard Castleman
Philadelphia
Frank Gibbs
R. 8. Meyers
Stanardsville
Ashbridge Perkins
Coatsville
Mary G. Powers
Lila Worthington
Margaret D. Worthington
John Anker
Washington
Robert T. Barton
Winchester
Newton Lewis
Roanoke
R. G. Cowling
Tom Peyton
Couple Stops at George Washington Hotel on Return Trip
Mr Edward Colston and Miss Colston of Cincinnati pause at the George Washington Hotel on a journey from Hot Springs Virginia. Mr Colston has relatives in Clarke County during their travel reference.
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Edward Colston
Miss Colston
Cincinnati
George Washington Hotel
Hot Springs
Virginia
Mr. Colston
Clarke County
Night May Have Its Sadness in Times Square Theatre
ALSORG HIT FREE Night May Have Its Sadness from the Charlot Revue is now playing at the Times Square Theatre in New York. It will appear in next onday's issue of The New York World Magazine Section by special permission from Harms Inc. The popular piece with words and music complete is in high demand and readers are urged to order The New York Sunday World in advance for weekly family reading.
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Times Square Theatre
York City
New York World Magazine
Harms, Inc
New York Sunday World
New York Sunday World Magazine
Tobacco Spoils Taste For Choice Wines At Strasburg Restaurant
Thirsty visitors at a famed Strasburg wine restaurant find vintages recommended by connoisseurs often unavailable. The proprietor, an artist in blending wines, bans cocktails and smoking, arguing such mixes spoil the delicate wine experience and should be confined to bars. The cellar remains reserved for fine wines, not for casual mixtures.
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Associated Press
Strasburg
Europe
Tin Bleding & and
Perseps
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Nat'l. Bank
Jolliffe & Jolliffe Cor. Main and Water Streets
the Commercial & Savings. Bank
Garber. Manufg. Co
Braddock St
Jones’ Creamery
W. M. Fletcher
the Empire
Batt Etiy
Katherine
MacDonald
Chastity
Lerma Andl m
Pizet
Mary Smith
John R. Castleman
George Ashe
G. R. Green
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H. B. Gilpin
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Richard Smith
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Schloss Bros
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Strong
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