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Newspaper

Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1902

Page

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Mission Workers in Convention Opens in Winchester

The twelfth annual convention of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Virginia opened at Christ Church in Winchester with hymn 143. Delegates gathered under Miss Sallie Stuart, who oversees the roll call as 26 of 50 delegates present, with late arrivals expected to reach a quorum. The body emphasizes missions at home and abroad, not legislation, and plans to convene next year in Leesburg.

Jesus Women’s Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church of the United The Episcopal Church Episcopal Church of America Vistginia United States Porto Rico Philippines Nelson P. Dame Christ Church Winchester Virginia Sallie Stuart Alexandria Dames National Council San Francisco Cal Stuart

Eloping Couple Foiled by Clerk at Winchester Station

A young Virginia couple Mr L K Smith and Miss Grace Armentrout fled an arranged marriage avoiding parental wrath. Deputy Clerk Dorsey Walter refused a license when the bride was proved underage. They then sought aid in Cumberland Valley, aiming for a hasty license in Hagerstown.

Corporation Court Dorsey Walter L. K. Smith Grace Armentrout Mount Clinton Rockingham County Crisman John W.armentrout Petersburg W.va Major Crisman Harrisonburg Charlestown W. Va Winchester Corporation Clerk Walter Hagerstown Cumberland Valley

Spraying Machinery Exhibit Planned at Fair

The Field Force Pump Co of Elmira New York will display its Power Spraying Machine at the fair October 21 to 24. The company promotes an automatic machine requiring no hand power, with a 40 page free catalogue. Interest in spraying machinery grows with Shenandoah Valley fruit production. The exhibit is expected to attract notable attention. The text also mentions a beverage price at J P Haddox.

Pump Co Elmira N. Y Lockport Shenandoah Valley

Thief With Taste for Good Things Strikes Bloom Area

A potato stealing thief robs homes in Bloom county last week. He took two to three bushels of potatoes and a jar of pickles from Benjamin Brenner and also took potatoes from James Himelwright. Residents watch for the suspect as the larder stockpile continues.

Bloom Benjamin Brenner

A Wise Woman Arrives In Winchester Tonight

The troupe presenting A Wise Woman arrived in Winchester this morning from Martinsburg. Last night the show drew a large audience in Martinsburg and pleased the city with its well rendered production. The company, praised in many cities, features well known stage favorites and the play promises mirth and sparkling humor.

Winchester Martinsburg

First Ice Makes Appearance Last Night

The thermometer fell with a cool bracing atmosphere and a thin ice coating formed on water. Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society office accepts exhibition entries until Monday before moving to the Fair Grounds. numbers of exhibits are arriving faster than in previous years.

First Ice The Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society

Harbaugh Visits Casstown Poet Noted Visitor

Mr. Harbaugh the Casstown Ohio writer and poet visits cousin Mr. Routzalen on South Washington Street. He notes many improvements since his last visit in 1896.

Mr. Harbaugh

Crowd Heads to Hagerstown Fair by Cumberland Valley Train

About 216 tickets were sold from Winchester on the Cumberland Valley Railroad this morning to the Hagerstown Fair with additional riders seen this afternoon.

Hagerstown Fair Cumberland Valley Railroad Winchester Hagerstown

Pretty wedding at Millwood Virginia

Miss Juliette Winston Henry daughter of Mrs Archibald Cary Randolph became the bride of Courtney Byrd Jones at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Millwood. Rev J Court ney Jones officiated with ushers Drayton Meade Rob ert Page and Archie C Randolph bridesmaids Elizabeth Faulkner Love Agnes R Page Ora Moss Martin maid of honor Dorothy Willing Henry. The couple will reside at Edgewood after an Eastbound departure.

Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Millwood Juliette Winston Henry Archibald Cary Randolph Courtney Byrd Jones J. Courtney Jones Drayton Meade the Plains Robert Page Archie C. Randolph Clarke County Elizabeth Faulkner Love Winchester Agnes R. Page Ora Moss Martin Parkersburg W. Va Dorothy Willing Henry Thomas Hugh Burwell G. P. Harrison Jones East Edgewood

Widow Remarries After Death by Own Action

News from New Market and Portsmouth reports Miss Sadie Hopkins de Dephane wed Mr. James Terrell Redd on October 7 at Trinity Church rectory Portsmouth. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hopkins, is widow of Edgar de Dephane who died by self-inflicted death in Washington in 1900 after his allowance was cut off.

Sadie Hopkins de Dephane John E. Hopkins New Market James Terrell Redd Churchland A. C. Thomson Trinity Church Portsmouth de Dephane Edgar de Dephane Washington, D. C

Infant Edward W. Miller Dies at 22 Days in Chambersburg

Edward W. Miller youngest son of Mr and Mrs J W Miller died Sunday morning at his parents home near the Chambersburg Engineering Co Works in Chambersburg Pa on Dr W B Haycock farm He was 22 days old Funeral was held Tuesday at Clearbrook in this county

Edward W J. W. Miller Chambersburg Engineering Co Chambersburg W. B. Haycock Clearbrook

Local man survives garter snake encounter at post office

A Post Office area incident miscredited Mr. Charles Kurtz for killing a large moccasin. The actual participant was Mr. H. Lee Kurtz who faced the snake and it turned out to be a small garter snake.

Charles Kurtz H. Lee Kurtz

Relatives Visit Winchester From Indiana Families

Visiting relatives from Red Key Indiana include Jacob Griffith his wife and two children and Avrill Griffith with child from Gas City. They are calling on Mrs A C Griffith Mr G A Griffith and Mrs Ira Capper in Winchester. Mrs A C Griffith is Jacob Griffiths mother.

Jacob Griffith Red Key Indiana Avrill Griffith Gas City Winchester A. C. Griffith G. A. Griffith Ira Capper

Mr Stewart Grant Returns Home After Illness

Mr Stewart Grant returned to Charlestown West Virginia this morning after taking ill there Monday He is much better now and will resume work in Charlestown He had been at his home in the city during his illness and recovery.

Stewart Grant Charlestown W. Va Grant

Miss Lang Establishes Practice in Winchester

Miss Anna Lang a trained nurse from City Hospital Cincinnati Ohio has located in Winchester and is living at 106 West Water Street She solicits the patronage of residents and patients in the area for medical care and nursing services.

Anna Lang City Hospital Cincinnati Ohio Winchester West Water Street Misa Lang

Pleasant Social by Episcopal League at Market Street Church

The Episcopal League of the Market Street Methodist Church held a business meeting and a musical social in the church lecture room. Edward Sartelle led the service, Edgar Hottle presided over the meeting, and Mrs. J. P. Sartelle organized the social with a varied program of vocal and instrumental music readings and recitations performed by league members and guests.

The Episcopal League Market-Street Methodist Episcopal Church Edward Sartelle Edgar Hottle J. P. Sartelle

County Man Hosts Siamese Crown Prince Visit

Prof. J. Howard Gore of this county entertained the Crown Prince of Siam and his suite at his Washington residence in a private gathering. Mrs. Gore joined the party for the dinner, the prince and his brother arrived by carriage, and host’s daughter spread flowers along the path as they entered the rose covered steps.

J. Howard Gore P. C. Gore Crown Prince of Siam Prof. Gore Washington

Mrs Haines Improves After Critical Illness

Mrs Daniel F. Haines, once in a critical condition from what appeared to be appendicitis, shows considerable improvement today. Doctors had considered an operation but postponed due to her weakness, and now she has good prospects for recovery.

Daniel F. Haines

Deputy District Grand Master Visits Hiram Lodge No 21

Deputy District Grand Master C. R. Trenary of Front Royal Virginia paid an official visit to Hiram Lodge No 21 Ancient and Accepted Masons last night. After the visit the lodge hosted a ban quet for the visitor. The banquet was a delicious collation and the evening was a pleasant entry in Masonic annals.

C. R. Trenary Front Royal Hiram Lodge

Episco bishop attends Woman's Auxiliary event in city

The Rt. Rev. Robert Atkinson Gibson bishop of Virginia Episcopal Diocese visits as guest of his relative Judge William M. Atkinson at 12 north Washington Street.

Robert Atkinson Gibson Episcopal Diocese of Virginia Protestant Episcopal Church Aty

Mrs Christian Richmond Gent of Mr Robt Ward

Mrs Christian of Richmond is described as the gent of Mr Robt Ward in the OCR read, indicating an association or designation with Robt Ward.

Mrs. Christian Richmond Mm. Robt, M. Ward

Mrs Ward Dies at New York Home After Long Life

Mrs Josephine Ward, companion of Dolly Madison and Julia Grant, died yesterday at her daughter’s New York home. Born in 1823, she was cousin to Bettie Dandridge of Winchester and linked to three presidents, including James Madison and Zachary Taylor. Her stories of the Madison era drew much interest.

Josephine Ward Dolly Madison Julia D. Grant Charles Avery Doremus New York City Bettie Dandridge Winchester Dandridge White House Taylor Ward Kentucky Harris James Taylor Newport Miss Harris United States James Madison Zachary Taylor Thomas Jefferson

Wedded Today At Hagerstown

The Hagerstown marriage licenses issued include Abram Lee Burkholder of New Market Virginia and Edna Higgs of Rockingham County Virginia with Rev. W Griffith officiating. William L Tomblin and Nancy EX Thompson of Castleman's Ferry Virginia wed by Rev. W Griffith. Charles A Ryan and Mattie Hunter from Lucketts Loudoun County Virginia were married by Rev. H F Downs.

Hagerstown Abram Lee Burkholder New Market Va Edna Higgs Rockingham County Wm. L. Tomblin Nancy EX. Thompson Gastleman’s Ferry W. ©. Griffith Charles A. Ryan Mattie Hunter Lucketts Loudoun County H. F. Downs

City books close with 861 voters

City tally shows 861 voters participating closing the books as better than anticipated with turnout around 64 percent. The report lists old and new registrations by district including Frederick and Opequon with figures for Shawnee District Carpers Valley Kernstown Greenwood Stephens City Midaletown Canterbury Old Forge.

Opequon Stephens City Midaletown Canterbury Old Forge

Surprise party honors Miss Gertrude Bloyer at home

Miss Gertrude Bloyer hosted a pleasant surprise party for her mother at their North Brad Dock Street home. A number of friends attended and refreshments followed a enjoyable evening. Attendees included Mrs. Josephine Grove and daughter Agnes, Mrs. George McCartney, Mrs. Nettie Ryan, Mrs. Fannie Chapman, Mrs. John Davis, Mrs. Louis Winkler, Bettie Cooley, Katie McCartney, Virginia Gore, Peter Dinkle, Gilbert Printz, and Louis Bloyer.

Gertrude Bloyer North Braddock Street Josephine’ Grove Agnes George McCartney Nettie Ryan Fannie Chapman John Davis Louis. Winkler Bettie Cooley Katie McCartney

Opening of Miss Kremer Couture Display

Miss Kremer invites patrons and the public to an opening event on Wednesday Thursday and Friday October 15 16 17 featuring the latest New York styles in trimmed hats and novelties plus a select line of ceilings in the display

Warren Brown Takes Clerk Post at Taylor House

Warren Brown accepted the clerk position at the Taylor House and began duties yesterday. A well known hotel man, he has worked in prominent hotels in several large cities and previously served as a clerk at the National Hotel in McKeesport Pennsylvania.

Warren Brown Taylor House Brown National Hotel McKeesport

Washington and Lee elects senior class officers 1902 1903

The senior academic class at Washington and Lee University has elected officers for the 1902 1903 session. Robert W. Metrum of Lexington Virginia is president, W Davis Conrad of Winchester is vice president, and Charles C Mc Neill of Staunton Virginia is secretary and treasurer.

Washington and Lee University Robert W. Metrum Lexington W. Davis Conrad Winchester Charles C. McNeill Staunton

To Winter in Baltimore

Mrs. Alexander Baker of Winchester Virginia will spend the winter at the Baltimore destination as noted in the column.

Baltimore Alexander Baker Winchester, Va

Registration closes in Winchester for 1902 voters

Promptly at 9 o'clock last night Winchester registration for 1902 closed. Those missing registrar sittings are barred from enrollment as voters until next year's registration. Total registered under the new suffrage act 861, including 8 white and 29 colored.

Winchester

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Mission Workers IN Convention Woman’s Auxiliary Leesburg Jas. E. Perpren J. P. Haddox Millwood, VA Juliette Henry Mr. Jones Market-Street M. E. Church Reading Eliza Diffenderfer Miler Bessie Sartelle William Wagner Arthur Anderson Miss Guard Annie Leafe Henry Seaf Bernice Sartelle Arthur Leafe Lou Gaston Ohorual Wun Enitent D. F. Haines Bishop Gibson City Books County Frederick Shawnee District Carpers Valey Kernstown Greenwood Stonewall District White Hall Neftstown Brucetown Gainesboro Dolan Ashton’s Baker’s Mill Yeakley City OF Winchester Whic IL Back Creek Gore Mr. Brown Mr. Conrad Howe
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