Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-06
WINCHESTER, VA.

nave announced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Leta Watts. and Mr. Will
nam wyatt Gibbs. The marriage is to
take place quietly at their home, Wes-
leyan, March 16. Mrs. Allen Warfield
and daughter. who have been living in
winchester for the past few years, left
Few days ago for Washington and
Alexandria. Mrs. Hutton and daughter,
Miss Van den Nest of Washington, who
have been In Winchester for several
months. have gone to British Columbia
for the spring and summer Mr. Logan r.
Fay and Mr. Harry +. Byrd returned to
Winchester Friday night from Washington,
where they were the guests of the lat
ters uncle. Representative H. d. Flood Of
the tenth Virginia district Rt. Rev. and
Mrs. Arthur Selden Lloyd. who were the
guests of Rev. and Mrs. w. D. Smith at
the rectory of Christ Church in Winches-
ter last week. left Friday for their home
In Alexandria. Lieut. John Magruder,
who was recently given commission in
the United States Army by President
Taft. left Woodstock Wednesday for
Washington. and will then proceed to
Fort Sam Houston, Tex, where he will
join his regiment. Mrs. B. r. White Of
Strasburg went to Washington a few
days ago on visit to friends. Miss Eliza
A. Armentrout and her brother, Mr.. Roy
j. Armentrout, have returned to their
home In Washington, after spending some
| time with relatives in Rockingham. Miss
| Irene Hickerson left Strasburg Wednes-
day to visit friends in Washington. Mrs
| w. w. Payne. who has been on an ex-
| tended visit to relatives and friends in
washington. has returned to her home in
| Harrlsonburg. Mrs. W. J. Riley Of
| Woodstock has gone on a visit to rela-
| tives and friends in Washington and
Richmond. Miss Sara CARRIER of Harri-
sonburg has gone to Washington. where
she will spend several months. Miss Vir-
| GINA Haslett has returned to her home in
| Woodstock after a visit to friends in
| Washington. Miss Nan Irwin, who has
been visiting friends in Richmond. Wash
| ington and Winchester. has returned to
| her home in Woodstock Mrs. Holmes
Fowler and son of Washington have been
! visiting at the home of her parents Mr.
ana Mrs s. j. Moore. at Quicksburg dur
| ing the past week. Miss Bessie Sissler of
| Quicksburg has gone to Washington on
a visit to relatives and friends
Miss Leonard. who has been visiting
Miss Throckmorton in stanton, left a
| few days ago for Washington. Mrs. I
b. Cat1ett left Stanton a few days ago
LOT Washington TO visit friends Mrs
Rowena and Conrad Fauntleroy. who
have been spending some time in
stanton. have gone to Washington to
b h,s,e +, frienas before going to their
| r. Hoge of Lexington, Mo-, who has
been visiting his uncle. Mr.. E. n. Fiery.
In Martinsburs, left few DAYS ago for
Washington. where he win spend sew
| eral days with friends before proceed
| ing to the Military Academy at West
Point. Mrs. Faulkner. wife OF former
| United States Senator Charles J. Faulk-
| ner of West Virginia. has returned to
her home. Boydville. near Martinsburg,
after an extended visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
William White in Nashville. Tenn,
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in her honor. Mrs. Milton r. Allies and
Milton Allies. jr. of Washington are
Ys,n gom Mr. and ho Mrs Eugene Allies at
Mamie Morgan of shepherdstown is
Mr.. John s c. Murphy and daugb-
ter. Miss Frances Murphy. of Mount
Jackson. are visiting friends In Wash
ington for Il few days. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. w. Allen and Mrs. Fannie William
son, who have been on an extended trip
to Florida and a visit to friends in
washington. have returned to their
Henry Wunder have returned to Mount
Jackson from d visit to relatives and
| friends in Richmond and Washington.
| Mrs. r A Larrick has returned to her
home at Middletown after an extended
visit to relatives in Washington. Mr.
and Mrs. S. l.. Calohan, who have been
spending the winter in Washington ami
Alexandria, have reopened their country
place near orlando in Shenandoah. Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Carrier and son have
| returned to their home near StrasburS
| after visiting Mrs. Carriers brother, Mr..
II. +. Miller. in Washington Mrs. NJ. c.
Bowman and daughter. Miss Audrey
| Bowman, left recently on an extended
| visit to relatives and friends in Wash
| ington. Richmond and Atlanta Miss
Mamie Scott of Washington has been Wis
| iting her parents near Maurertown re-
Gently. Miss Edna Crabill left Strasburg
last week for Washington. where she
will spend some time with her sister,
| Miss Catherine Crabil Mrs. Charles
| Bell has returned to her home at Stras-
burg after a visit to friends in Wash
! ington. Mrs J. H. Campbell of Takoma
| Park, d. c., has had her house guest
Mrs. j: W Eberley of Strasburg. Miss
Mary Coffman left New Market Friday
morning for Washington. where she will
pass a week with friends. Mr.. NJ L.
Hite has returned to Edinburg from a
| visit to Washington. Mr.. George r.
| Golloday. of Edinburg has gone on a
visit TO friends in Washington and Bal
| timore. Miss Prudence Points who ar
| rived at Harrisonburg from Washington
recently to visit her parents. Dr. and
| Mrs William J. Points, left a few DAYS
| ago for Bedford City, Va. Mrs. H. C.
/ w. Campbell and her two sons of Ber-
| kelley Springs are visiting friends in
/ Washington. Mrs. ii. o. Talbot has
returned to Charles Town from Wash
/ inGton. accompanied by her daughter
Mrs John Fitzhugh Ruckner. Miss
Frances Chew, who has been visiting
heS brother in New York, is now at the
/ in Charles Town. Mrs. r. r. Taylor Of
Il as at