Jewel Trio On Vaudeville Bill This Week
The Jewel Trio headlines the vaudeville bill this week with two sensational pictures tonight. Maurice hosts a ladies only event Wednesday at 3 PM.
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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1909
Page
6
The Jewel Trio headlines the vaudeville bill this week with two sensational pictures tonight. Maurice hosts a ladies only event Wednesday at 3 PM.
A series of social notes details the return to Frederick by Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hamilton after visiting the Jamisons. Frances Clime departs for Baltimore Philadelphia and New York to buy millinery goods for her shop. Rev Dr J. Hoffheins pastors Christ Reformed Church Martinsburg travels toward Fries Brook Virginia to visit friends. Various locals note vacations visits and arrivals including Julian W. Baker in the county clerk's office, the Jones family of Washington staying with Capt. and Mrs. Henry Schneider, N. Wilson Davis returning from Harrisonburg, Henry Schneider Jr visiting relatives, Col William Harness of West Virginia visiting, Arthur and Mrs. Chapman in Washington D C, R. Stuart Hunter from Baltimore at home for a week, Miss Martha Braithwaite recovering at Winchester Memorial Hospital, Nellie Richardson of Hagerstown visiting, Ellsworth Boxwell returning from Falling Waters with Doris Faunt, E. R. Teets from Cumberland staying in Winchester, and Virginia Elliott visiting Miss Virginia Fuller on Washington Street. Bears the Signature of c
Messrs. Jack Muff and Lee Fisher spent last evening in Berryville on business. Mr. and Mrs. Ashby Milton and son Gilbert of Kansas City arrived to visit Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Harmer. C. J. Richardson of Roanoke, long with the firm, visits his brother at the United Brethren Church parsonage. Miss Louise G Harmer visits grandmother in Washington.
The Jewel Trio opened at the Empire to a large crowd. Miss Jewel answered secret questions from slips handed at entry, blindfolded questions at footlights, and a spirit cabinet stunt drew laughter. The act, plus pleasing pictures and Barn Dance, earns strong early praise for a banner week.
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