Miss Julian Frary Earns Leading Lady Role Next Season
Baltimore stage actress Miss Julian Frary, daughter of Mrs. H. L. Frary, is set to be leading lady in Frank Daniels' company next season. She returns home for a rest at 922 McCulloh Street after earning praise in The Princess Beggar and Sergeant Blue roles with strong critical support from Baltimore and Pittsburgh critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Frary
Cope
Acula Edwardes
Miss Frary
Frank Daniels
McCulloh Street
Baltimore
Paula Edwardes
Albaugh’s
Washington
Helen Marvin
Charles Dillingham
Daniels
Miss. Frary
New York
Sergeant Blue
Miss Edwardes
Marving Ome
Pennsylvania
Mesawerda
Navy
Rowena
Daisy
Pivtsburg
Council Mourns Loss of Member Jenkins
The Common Council expresses sorrow at the death of George E. Jenkins on May 28. It praises his integrity and Christian character, notes his prior service, and resolves to publish the resolution, notify the press, send a copy to his family, and attend the funeral Thursday at 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jenkins
George E. Jenkins
Tees
Common Council
Uniform To Be Worn At Shenandoah Valley Academy
Gray and Sheetz show on North Main Street a sample of the Charlottesville gray uniform to be worn by Shenandoah Valley Academy boys next season. The display includes the regulation cap fatigue and full dress uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Sheetz
North Main Street
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Charlottesville
Used Mail Box For A Target
Walter Holler son of Robert Holler near Edinburg was arrested Monday by Deputy United States Marshal Miller on a charge of mutilating by shooting the rural free delivery mailbox of his uncle Lemuel Holler. He was taken to Harrisonburg where he was bailed for appearance at the next term of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter* Holler
Robert Holler
Edinburg
United States
Marshall Miller
Lemuel Holler
Harrisonburg
R Court
Snake Killer Heads Off Black Snake Attack on Children
In DeHaven a large black snake chased children from the Luttrell and Luttrell families as they played near a stream. Oswald Lamp, an active field worker, seized the serpent by the tail and severed its head in a swift strike, later found still attached by a fang to his shirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeHaven
S. B. Luttrell
John Cen
Oswald ‘Lamp
Mr. Lamp
Surprise Birthday for C S Snapp in Stephens City
Stephens City May 30 Mr C S Snapp was surprised on May 28 by his children joining at home for his 71st birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Conley Glaize and son, Mr and Mrs John Snapp and family, and Miss Gertie Urbana Blanche and Retha Snapp. He is a farmer and Confederate veteran, lately troubled by rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
C. S. Snapp
Conley Glaize
John Snapp
Gertie
Urbana
Blanche
Retha Snapp
Miss Bailey Announces Engagement to Mr Duke
Announcement of engagement between Miss Alice Virginia Bailey of Parkins Mall in this county and Mr James Addison Duke of Isle of Wight. The wedding is planned for June with a Southern visit beforehand and a return to the Bailey home before settling in Isle of Wight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Virginia Bailey
J. R. Bailey
Parkins’ Mall
James Addison Duke
Isle of Wight
Ladies Ander son Hostesses Celebrate At Peyton Street Home
Misses Mabel and Grace Anderson entertained about fifteen guests at their residence 17 Peyton Street on Monday evening in honor of Miss Bruce Grubbs of Bunker Hill West Virginia. Music games and refreshments followed a charming evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Grace Anderson
Peyton Street
Bruce Grubbs
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Auto party visits Winchester from New York
Mr. and Mrs. M. BR. Spellman, Mrs. Elizabeth Spellman, and Mr. G. S. Sherwood of New York City traveled by auto to Winchester. They spent the night at the Hotel Evans and left this morning for the Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BR. Spellman
Elizabeth Spellman
G. S. Sherwood
New York City
Winchester
Evans
Valley
Banitz in Frederick City on Md. business
Mr. T. M. Banitz travels to Frederick City Maryland for business obligations as recorded in a local society note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Banitz
Frederick City
Fort Loudoun Closing Recital Highlights Local Talent
Closing recital of Fort Loudoun Seminary enjoyed a packed auditorium. Arthur Anderson and Carolyne Quantz led a program of classical music and pantomime with standout pieces, including Lizt and Kipling readings, while out of town guests added prestige to the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Loudoun Seminary
Mary
Arthur Anderson
Carolyne Quantz
Nancy Maynard
Lucile Fawlkner
Mary Calmes
Dorothy Carr
Florence Guard
Stephens City
Bertha Bowles
Clarke County
Mary Browning Keller
Romney
W. Va
Keller
Lizt
Mise Quantz
Ander- Ram Bacheer
Janet Young
Kipling
Lillian Talbott
Charlestown
Ruth Guyer
Esther Norton
Helien Rice
Irene Keller
Mary Buckner
Seddon Lacy
Baby
Evangeline Frye
Helen Rice
Virginia Smith
McCandlish
May Stouffer
Richard Jolliffe
Walter Nail
Llewellyn Bakes
Katherine Haddox
Miss Glass
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Annie Crawford
New York
Georgette Strider
Leetown
L. A. Rudacill
Montaia Lake Park
FE ¥. Shore
Fairmont
A. GC. Clendenning
Nellie ‘Stuckey
Anna Mary Henshaw Bunner
Anna Mary Henshaw Bunner Hill, W. Va.; Miss . Jean ‘Welsh Dailey
Benj. Baird
Jean Baird
J. R. Keller
Margaret. Keller
Dudley Ll. Miller
Louise Miller
Stephens
Dogs Raid Flock of Prize Sheep Near Vancluse
On Monday night dogs entered the flock of R. A. Larrick, killing and crippling most of 47 sheep and lambs. About ten to twelve remained untouched. lambs sold at 6.44 cents a pound. Loss estimated at $200. No suspect identified as farmers vow to catch the offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larrick
Téalie Kiting
Birthday Party at Claud Helvestine Home
Berryville May 30 Mr and Mrs Claud Helvestine hosted a birthday party at their home near town. Guests included Mame and Ella Schneider from Winchester Henry Schneider from Baysers We Steele from Winchester Miss Lucy Helvestine G P Adams Robert Metz Preston Kercheval Thomas Mesmer and others. Charles Phillips the Imberman has returned from a business trip south Col James J Keller of Louisville Ky visiting Berryville Captain D Dracker of Clarksburg W Va plans mountain home across the Shenandoah to raise Angora goats.
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Evening Star Bureau
Berryville
Claud Helvestine
Mame
Ella Schneider
Winchester
Henry Schneider
Baysers
We Steele
Mr Tapscott
Berrys
Lucy Helvestine
G. P. Adams
Robert Metz
Preston
Kercheval
Thomas Mesmer
Richmond minister outlines methods of Anti-Saloon League
Rev J W West field secretary of the Virginia Anti-Saloon League lectured in Harrisonburg outlining current League methods. He stressed church cooperation education over denunciation and educating public sentiment with facts. He noted only two speakers active in Virginia now and plans to add more speakers soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. West
Richmond
Virginia Anti-Saloon League
Harrisonburg
West
Anti- Saloon League
Aly
Virginia
Latane to Wisconsin for International Law Lectures
Dr. John H. Latane of Washington and Lee University will travel to the University of Wisconsin this summer to replace Professor Reinsch who is named by President Roosevelt as a Pan American Congress delegate. Latane will lecture on International Law and Diplomacy.
Dam Span Closure Delivers River Water Over Millville Dam
Winchester and Washington Electric Railway directors plus guests will witness the center-span closure of the Millville dam across the Shenandoah River. The thousand-foot structure is nearly complete and will allow river water to flow over the dam within about thirty minutes, enabling the power plant to begin operation from the raceways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester & Washington Electric Railway Company
Shenandoah River
Millville
Last Rites For George Edward Jenkins To Be Held
Pallbearers chosen by Hiram Lodge Masons will officiate at the funeral of George Edward Jenkins. Rev Dea Tesh Laley and Rev D H Kern will assist. Burial at Mount Hebron. Worshipful Master W E Cooper of Hiram Lodge leads the Mason ceremonies with a twelve man Knight Templar escort led by Eminent Commander A M Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edward Jenkins
Hiram Lodgi
Masons
Winchester Commandery No. 12
Knights Templar
A. M. Baker
Miss Emilie Harper Baker Weds Ernest Feller In Opequon
Invitations tell of the June 12 wedding at three oclock in Opequon County home. Miss Emilie Harper Baker, daughter of Mrs. Margaret M. Baker of Opequon, will marry Mr. Ernest Edgar Feller of Washington, D C. The couple will reside in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M. Baker
Opequon
Emilie Harper Baker
Ernest Edgar Feller
Washington, D. C
Miss Baker
Yee
Samsioner
Asthern
Frederick County
Mr. Feller
Washington
Misses Leafe Entertain Guests at Stewart Street Supper
Misses Leafe hosted a supper last night at their Stewart Street home for Misses Odim and Baker of Baltimore who are visiting Miss Elizabeth Kern, with Pansy and Nannie Leafy in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Baker
Florence Gehm
Baltimore
Elizabeth Kern
Woman’s College
Miss Baker
Pansy
Nannie Leafy
Stewart Street
Odim and Baker
Miss Frances Jenkins Visits Friend on Carlisle Route
Miss Frances Jenkins of Strasburg passes through Winchester en route to Carlisle Pennsylvania to visit her college friend for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Jenkins
Strasburg
Winchester
Carlisle
Honor to the Men Who Wore the Blue Ceremony at National Cemetery
The event honored four thousand fallen soldiers with a flag raising and floral tributes. Notable monuments from the 114th New York Vols and Third Massachusetts Cavalry were decorated by Miss Carrie Houston, with Supt. BE Lewis organizing a successful observance. A parade assembled at City Hall led by Jos A. Potts and local organizations before proceeding to the cemetery for the flag raising.
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Seaunnery
Arbo
114Th New York Vols
Lewis
Carrie Houston
BE. J. Lewis
Ladies’ National Memorial Association
Jos. A. Potts
Friendship Band
Gspany
Pedita Breckensidae Ccansiandians Friendship Toreh Corps
Goff Cooper
Sarah Zane Company
Robert L. Gray
Robert L. Gray Commanding ; Reuss Hook and Ladder, Capt. H. B. McCormack
South End Hose Company
Mulligan Post
EM. Houston
Water Street
Main
Piccadilly
Fast Lane
National Avenue
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Edwardes
Frank Daniel
S. W. Academy
Big Black Snake
Miss Bailey
Fort Loudoun
Mr. Larrick
Leafe
Grand Army Veterans and Ladies
National Cemetery
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