The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
Winchester

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
WINCHESTER. VA, Feb. ga
pleasing feature of the entertainment
given under the auspices OF the
cleaners Society Of the Presbyterian
church in the church parlors few
evenings ago, was the little comedy.
"A String OF Pearls" the principal
characters being taken by Misses Mar
garet Lacy, Elsie Ramsourg, Mar
ssefftc -Dosg frefty Tfffes Henrietta 't4f-s
Ter, and Messrs. Lindsay Fuller, ana
Harry Brtm. During the evening
soprano solos were rendered by Miss
Mary Shiyock and Miss Virginia Full
Ter, a baritone solo by Mr.. Joseph
Hodgson and reading by Miss
A.e..ic.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Waggoner. of
three years In Winchester, returned
to their home on Wednesday. Mr..
Waggoner was the supervising archi-
tect on the Handley Library, which
has Just been completed. Mr.. and
Mis-. Waggoner made many friends
during their stay here.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Bryarly have
gone to New Orleans on a visit Mrs.
Bryarly will spend some time at her
old home In Fort Smith. Ark. befor,
returning to Winchester.
Professor n. d. Ccoi. of the Win
chester High school. is busy arrangins
the details of the Summer Normal to
be held here In June and July. The
summer normal has become a perma-
nent feature and brings to Winches-
several hundred school teacher
each year. Professor c. M. Farmer.
of the Rerryville High school. will
have charge OF the normal.
Edo" Collins. the noted third
has -IAftadat1a
ietics, Is visiting at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. Samuel Miller, at Stephens
City, this county.
Miss Edith Cowles, of Washington.
arrived In Winchester "Wednesday.
She viii spend the spring and early
summer here.
| Miss Marion Waters, of Washington
Is visiting her sister. Mrs @. O. Miller.
/ at her home on Washington street.
| Mr. Thomas W. Robinson who has
4 been spending some time with rcta~
tives and friends In Winchester ane
| Frederick county, has returned to his
home In Macon, Mo.
| Mr.. Edwin Brown, of Staunton.
visited his father. Mr.. j. Few Brown,
this week. This was Mr.. Browns first
visit to his old home here In several
years.
/ Mr.. w. A. Baker has gone to st
Louis. Mo-. where he will be connect
ed with the western department of
| his fathers chocolate business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William White, of
Valley City, n. D., who have beet,
visiting relatives In this county for
some time past. will return to Dakota
in few days.
I Mr.. Walter Abel. one of the owners
of the Baltimore Sun. Is visiting
! friends In this city.
! Mrs, DIR. A. p. Thompson, of Sum-
nit, who has been visiting her son,
Editor James Thompson. of the New
Orleans Item, at his home in New
| Orleans, for a month past. has been
| joined by Mr.. Thompson. Mrs, Thomp-
son will extend her visit to Saittfio,
| Mexico. where another son, Mr., John
| A. Thompson, is engaged as mining
| engineer.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. w Bowers OF
Richmond. were visitors In Wtnches-
ter this week.
Judge and Mrs. Thomas W. Har-
| rison have returned from Richmond
and baltimore. where they have been
| spending the past two weeks.
| Mrs. German Smith. Jr.. has return
| ed from an extended visit to Washing
ton, Richmond and Old Point Com
fort. She was ACCOMPANIED home by
| Mrs. Charles Fl. Willis OF Philadei-
phia.