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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
6
A special company presents Leah Kleschna Mis at the Auditorium on January 17. The cast includes Lucille Stanford Claus Bogel Virginia Barloon Ione Chamberlin Y De Benner J E Roeder Erskine Sanford and David G. Burton among others.
The El Rey sisters, celebrated child skaters, performed twice Monday to large crowds. Their routines drew enthusiastic applause for grace and difficulty, following the rink’s opening. They are scheduled to appear again this evening and Wednesday afternoon and evening.
A Virginia forecast shows rain and warmer conditions tonight and Friday. Cooler air moves in from the extreme north and far western portions bring colder temperatures.
House for rent on Peyton Street offers four rooms a cave stable and other out-houses with a large rear garden. Contact C M Gibbens for details and terms.
Small gold watch and fob with initial E on the fob and a small photo in the back are lost. The item may have been left at the skating rink or Palace Theatre or on the street. Finder will be rewarded by returning it to the Star office. 18-w
A Virginia social page reports the wedding of Dr Frank Lupton to Miss Woods at Christ Church in Charlottesville. The ceremony was led by Dr Frank Page of Brooklyn with Rev H B Lee assisting. A midnight departure followed and the couple will reside in Birmingham. Attendants included Mrs James M Mason Jr of Charles Town as matron of honor.
Rev Frederick A Gaines former Winchester MS A secretary and pastor died in Upper Marlboro Maryland from pneumonia at his home Monday He married Moll ie DeLashmutt and is survived by four children Interment was at Mount Olive Cemetery Frederick this morning
Miss Virginia Rieman Hack will marry Mr. William A. Marburg of Baltimore on March 3 at F. H. Hack’s residence 211 St Paul Street Baltimore with a reception to follow Miss Amelia Hack serves as maid of honor Bridesmaids include Mary and Julia Hack Ushers Frank Jefferson of New York and Frank Ack Major Marburg comes from a wealthy Virginia family Miss Hack is the daughter of the late Henry Rieman Hack of Winchester Her mother was Betty J Van Meter of Oldfields Hardy County West Virginia now living in Bartonsville Hardy County
The ladies of the M. E. Church South in Stephens City announce a musicale on February 14 at 7 30 p m in the church. Recitations vocal and instrumental music are planned with a small admission to aid the building fund. liberal patronage is solicited.
The Sarah Zane Company announces a regular meeting for Friday evening with the bazar committee set to report. Griver is expected to be elected, though details are not confirmed.
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