Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-04
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
WINCHESTER, Va. February 3, 1872.
Miss Nora Vernon Glove, eldest
daughter of Mr.. an6 Mrs. III. Wyatt
Glove, was married to Mr.. Robert Dillon
Burbank of Washington at the home of
her parents in Winchester Wednesday
evening. by Rev. J. w. Duffey. pastor of
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal
Church South. The bride wore white
satin yelled in marquisette. and carried
bride roses and lilies of the valley The
young couple left later in the evening on
an extended trip, and after the 10th of
February they will be at home at No.
1416 r street, Washington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Province Mccormick of Berryville,
Clarke county. have announced the en-
gagemeE1 of their daughter, Miss Bessie
Taylor Mccormick, and Mr.. Herbert
Richard Whiting of near Berryvlle, who
is now engaged in business in Lexington,
Va. Their marriage is to take place in
June. Mr.. and Mrs. George Steptoe
Washington. formerly. of Charles Town,
W. Va, but now of Riverton, n. j., have
issued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Christine Maria
Washington, and Mr.. G. Lincoln Ridley, to
be solemnized in Christ Church at River
ton. February Z, at O'Clock. Miss
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to spend a year travelling abroad with
small party of friends, her itinerary in
GLIDING visit to her niece, Mrs. Shields.
wife OF DR.. Shields. who is engaged in
missionary work in Japan. Mrs. r. c.
Mann came Thursday afternoon from
Washington to visit for some time at the
home of her son-in-law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Cooper in
Winchester. Mrs. William 2. Mcguire
of Winchester has gone on a visit to her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Fl. Hyde. at their home in New
York. Rev. and Mrs. Edward Wall and
their daughter. Miss May Wall of Berry
vile. have gone on a visit to friends in
Washington and Richmond Mrs A. D.
Henning OF Winchester is spending some
time with friends in Washington. Mrs.
George Fl. Burwell of Clarke is visiting
friends in Washington and Baltimore.
Mrs. O. l.. Jack left Winchester Thurs
day. evening to visit her daughter, Mrs.
e. Virginia Smith. in WASHINGTON, and
they have since been joined by Mrs. Kate
l.. Jeffres Of Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs.
been visiting friends in Washington dur
ing the past week. Mrs. Lawrence s.
Davis of Roanoke. Va. came a day or
two ago to visit Mrs. d. Coupland Ran
dolph in Winchester. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas j. Cooper, who have been pass
ing several weeks in Cuba and at Palm
Beach, Jacksonville and Washing ton.
have returned to Winchester. Miss Mar
tina NJ. Kennerly, who has been visiting
relatives at Greenway Court, near White
Post, returned Thursday to New York,
stopping with friends in Washington Ell
route. Miss ClOtilde Skinker Of White
Post left this week to spend some time
with friends in Washington. Miss I1oret-
aunts, the Misses Hughes, at White
Post has returned to her home, in Jack
sonville. Tenn. Mrs. Thomas Boards
| worth has returned to her home. in
Winchester Miss Elinor Hamlin came
this week from Boston to visit Miss
Augusta Conrad at her home. in Win
chester. The White Post Bridge Club
was entertained today by Miss Maud
Kennerly at her home, at that place.
ing friends in Washington and Baltimore,
has returned to her home, at Charles
Town. Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Grove and
Mr.. and Mrs. Toner Trees of Martins
where they have been visiting friends.
Miss Mary Porterfield of Charles Town
has gone on a visit to Miss Lillian Mil
Ter at her home. in Washington. Miss
her brother-in-law and sister Rev. and
Mrs. Paca Kennedy. at Seminary Hill.
Alexandria. Mr. and Mrs L. H. era
bill of Washington have been visiting
at the home Of the latters parents, DR..
and Mrs Frank Maphis. at Strasburg.
Mrs. w f. Shepherd and her little son
have returned to Shepherdstown after
visiting friends in Washington. Miss
Dunbar has returned to her home, at
Upperville. Va. after visiting Mrs. Har-
ry c. Lupton in Winchester. Mrs. Emma
I-eidig. who has been visiting relatives in
Washington for some time past, returned
to her home, in Winchester, several days
since.
Rev and Mrs. William F. Locke of
Nartinsburg have been visiting friends in
Washington during the past week. Mrs.
Julius Wise of Harrisonburg has gone
| on visit to her parents: Mr. and Mrs
8. Goldsmith. in Washington. Miss
Sallye Feasans CT Alexandria came sew
eral days. ago to visit her cousin, Miss
Dove Feagans, at Wheatland. Mrs.
Sallie Beller of Washington has been
visiting the Misses Beller at Charles
Town during the. past week. Mr.. and
| Hardcsty of Washington have been visit
| ing relatives near Winchester. Mrs. T.
j. Widmyer Of Berkeley Springs has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. j. Wesley
Miller and his bride, who was formerly
Miss Pearl Say1es, have returned to Mar
tinsburg from their wedding trip. which
included visit to- friends in Washington
Summit Point left this week for Wash
| ington. and has since gone to Boston.
where she will remain some time and
| then spend the early spring with friends
in Norfolk. MISS MaDsI ScnaUef OF New
Market has gone to Washington to spend
! some time. Mrs. Rosa Murray and Mr..
| Walter Brumbaugh of Washington have
been visiting their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Newton Brilmbaugh. at Woodstock Miss
!, Ruth Phillips of Charles Town has been
visiting friends in Washington and Balti-
| more Mrs. Benjamin Shacklett and her
children Of Alexandria have been visiting
| relatives and friends at .Strasburg. Mr..
and Mrs C. F. Nicholson of Washington
spent the week end with friends at Mar
tinsburg Miss Nancy Baldwin left Ber-
ryville this week to- visit friends in Wash
iIigton Mrs. James NJ. Allen and Miss
| Ethel Allen of Jefferson, who are visiting
relatives at Littleton. n. c., will spend
some time with friends In Washington
before returning to their home Misses