Reception For The Faulkners In Boydville Society Event
Senator and Mrs Faulkner hosted a large reception at Boydville in Martinsburg for Mr and Mrs GC J Faulkner Jr of Chicago during holidays. About 200 callers attended the music room with a punch service and ice offerings. A Thomson orchestra provided music and a junior party was held for Mrs Faulkner.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Boydville
CG. J. Faulkner
GC. J. Faulkner, Jr
Chicago
Faulkners
Faulkner
Messrs
Bridge Club
Miss Hale Hostesses Delightful Stephens City Party
The Misses Hale of Stephens City hosted a party at their home on a Wednesday evening. Miss Lola Hale welcomed guests as a crowd of merry young people gathered for an evening of music and refreshments in an elaborately arranged dining room. Visitors from distance included Miss Ethel Hicks of Clear Brook and several men from Baltimore Frederick Winchester and local towns.
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Stephens City
Hale
J. C. Hale
Lola Hale
Ethel Hicks
Clearbrook
Messrs
W. R. Gardiner
Baltimore
Frederick, Md
Lyle Russell
Cecil Bailey
Winchester
French
P., R. Hale
Oh Susannah Delights Berryville Audience
Berryville Virginia December 31 an entertaining farcical comedy entitled Oh Susannah was presented by the Berryville Dramatic Club in Winston Hall Friday evening before a large appreciative audience. The cast featured Percy Crown as John Sheppard and Elvira Moore as Flora Garden with Miss Kitty McDonald as Aunt Susannah, Charles Moore as a solicitor, Rosalie McCormick and Sophie Powers as Precious Jewels, Alfred Kerfoot as a lieutenant and L J Foley as Hon Waverly Vane. Nannie Thomas as Aurora and Ralph Ware as Tripp er the doctor’s Buttons entertained the crowd. After the show a dance followed with Berryville Band providing music.
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Berryville
Susannah
Charles Moore
Rosalie McCormick
Sophie Powers
Alfred Kerfoot
Leutenant
Waverly Vane
L. J. Foley
Nannie Thomas
Aurora
Watch Night Service At Market Street Church
A watch night service will be held in the lecture room of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church starting at 10 o'clock tonight and continuing until dawn the next day. A cordial invitation is extended to all who wish to attend.
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Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Bargain for Evening and Sunday Star Delivery
The Washington Evening and Sunday Star offers evening delivery and Sunday morning service for 11 cents a week. Orders can be left at the Greek Shoe Shining Parlor on North Main Street, signed Jas. Rehill.
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Washington Evening
Sunday Star
National Capital
North Main Street
Jas. Rehill
The Climax at the Auditorium Wednesday
Joseph M. Weber presents Edward Locke's The Climax with music by Joseph Carl Breil at the Auditorium Wednesday night. A refreshing charming story with a strong Broadway cast, offering an entertaining departure from typical stage fare.
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Joseph M. Weber
New York
Edward Locke
Joseph Carl Breil
Old-Time Dance at Jack Tharp's Bloom Virginia
An old time country dance was held Tuesday night at Jack Tharp's residence in Bloom. Dancing ran from 8 pm to 3 am with a midnight oyster supper and ice cream. Attendees included Annie Lee Orndorff Chloe Glynn Adams family of Gainesboro and local residents.
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Bloom
Jack Tharp
Annie Lee Orndorff
Chloe Glynn
Adams
Gainesboro
Edwards. Anderson
Mount Williams
Lineburg
Herbert
Friday German Club Hosts Enjoyable Belvedere Dance
The Friday German Club in Baltimore opened its dance series at the Belvedere with a highly enjoyable event for the younger set. Out-of-town guests included Mr and Mrs William Ebert of Stephenson in this county.
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Baltimore
Belvedere
William Ebert
Stephenson
This County
Winchester guests attend Martinsburg Cotillon Club dance
Miss Willie McGuire and Miss Annie Beverley and Mr. Thomas 8. Byrd of Winchester were among attendees at a target dance at Kate's Hall hosted by the Martinsburg Cotillon Club last evening. Many visitors were present.
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Willie McGuire
Annie Beverley
Mr. Thomas
Byrd
Winchester
Kate's Hall
Coal avalanche traps mill watchman recovering at home
Mr. W. T. Gore, caught under a coal avalanche at the Lewis Jones Knitting Company's mill a few nights ago, remains bedridden at his home on North Kent Street and cannot return to his duties as high- watchman for some time.
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W. T. Gore
Lewis Jones Knitting Company
North Kent Street
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