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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1912
Page
6
Princess Engalitcheff of Chicago now holds a one fourth interest in a major real estate property through a gift from her father Charles W Partridge. The transfer comes as she and her husband plan to move to Paris, increasing her personal wealth to about one million dollars.
Rev. Chas D. Bulla presents a stereopticon view of the Yosemite Valley at Braddock Street M. E. Church South on June 10 1912 at 8 o clock. Admission 25 cents for adults 15 cents for children.
Mr Mortimer Ebert returns home from Baltimore where he attended Maryland University graduation. His son William Ebert received a medical doctor diploma.
A marriage license was issued in Hagerstown on Thursday to Clement I Kump of Yellow Springs West Virginia and Miss Jessie C White of Hayfield in this county.
Mrs Ver non Shaffer and Miss Mamie Brum hosted a gathering at the Shaffer home in Middletown in honor of guests from Luray Virginia Their evening featured various games followed by refreshments at midnight Attendees included numerous Brumback and Kline family members plus residents from Luray and Opequon and local couples The social event showcased hospitality and community ties.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian Church extends thanks to all who assisted at the dinner served at the Taylor Hotel on June 6. Signed by the committee.
Mr Frank H Hack of Baltimore is visiting friends and relatives in the city during his trip.
Mrs Ten Wyck Wendell of Washington sues the Holland-American Line for 5000 dollars alleging the Noor dam voyage from Paris to New York involved a northern hazardous course via Halifax. She says the detour caused mental suffering and illness for her and delayed her husband’s bedside visit. The suit cites injury from exposure during the voyage.
Mr. Fred H Hassle of the Auditorium helped bring a June Sixth parade film from Pathe Film Company. The film will be shown nationwide and includes the parade, decorated graves, cemetery crowds, the cannon ball house, Washington's headquarters, and the Sarah Zane Fire Company horses answering a fire alarm on June 6.
Mr. Joseph H. Savage has returned to his Maryland home after a brief visit to friends in town.
A fragmentary scrapbook item quotes historic figures praising the Yosemite Valley. Attributed lines include remarks from Horace Greeley, President Garfield, the Duke of Sutherland, Ralph Waldo Emerson, and others. The clippings fade, leaving an impression of Yosemite as unmatched scenery.
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