Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-06-24
Personal NOTES.


ticipatcs will be very pleasant trip,
With Mrs. Marten and Miss Lille Mar
ten and Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Darby, of
Hagerstown, they will drive To Bethle
hem, Pa, in Mr.. Darbys car, where
they whl spend several days. from
Bethlehem Mr.. Marten will 90 TO New
York City, whcrc he will take a boat
for New Haven, Connecticut. to at
tend the first annual convention of the
National Association OF Winchester
Clubs 10 be held in that city June 2Sth
TO July LIST. Here they will be enter
tanned BY the Winchester Arms Com
pany, and after the business sessions
there will be moonlight automobile
drives, a clam bake, field sports, shoot
ing exhibitions, theatre parties, etc.
ending with a banquet the last night of
the convention. The delegates will
be quartcrcd in buildings of Yale Uni.
verslty while they are in New Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs, Clyde Phillips, of Elk
Clty, Kansas, and Mrs. Junie Field.
OF Columbus, Kansas, have been here
the past week or two visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. knadler and other relatives
and friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips
MRS. Phillips was formerly Miss Fern
Field) will take a summer course at
Columbus University in New York, and
Mrs. Field expects to spend the next
couple of months in Shephcrdstown.
Mr.. william Campbell, of Charles
Town, was caller at the Register of
flee yesterday. He was here in the in.
tercst of the Charles Town horse
show, which will be held Wednesday
and Thursday, August 4th and Sth.
Miss Salie Page Andrews has open
cd UP Fruit Hill" for the summer.
Mr.. Matthew Page Andrews was here
from Baltimore a couple of days, but
Keeps too busy with his literary work to
take much holiday these times.
Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Ware and their
daughter, OF Suwannee, Tenn, and
Mrs. 5. M. Nottingham and her two
children, of CulpePcr, Va, are guests
OF Rev. and Mrs. ]. W. Ware at the
Episcopal rectory.
Miss Juliet Renncr, of Richmond
Va, who has friends and relatives i'm
this vicinity, is in Pasadena, Cali
fornIa, To spend some weeks with her
uncle, Mr Sam o. Knott, formerly of
Jefferson county.
Miss Sallie Jones was in Washing
ton last week, where she helped 10 eel
citrate the tenth anniversary of the
marriage of DR.. and Mrs. Craig. Mrs
Craig was formerly Miss Azalie Jones
Mr. A. +. Bragonier, who taught in
the engineering department of the
West Virginia University at Morgan.
town the past summer, is at mis- home in
Shopherdstown again.
Mr. VIM. d. Hines, who graduated
from the West Virginia University last
week, was in Shepherdstown the past
week with his wife visiting at Mr.. ID
Mr. Schoppert's.
Mrs. Samuel Swavne, Mrs. Robcri
Shipley and Thelma Shipley have gone
10 McKeesport, Pa, to spend a couple
of weeks with their relatives and
friends.
Mr. ST. John Byer has returned to
VALLEY Rest" his old home west of
town, and will spend the summer here.
He has been in Waynesboro. Pa, since
last fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barnhart, OF
Roanoke, and Mr. and Mrs Edward
Barnhart, of Baltimore, spent the
weekend with Mr.. James Z. Barn
hart.
Mr. and Mrs. William Frasier and
the Misses Potterfield, all of Lovetts-
vile, Va, spent lest Sunday in Shep-
herdstown with Mrs L. T. Potterfeld.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. Vim. Gardner, from
near town, are in Baltimore this week
where Mr. Gardner is seeking medi-
cal advice from N rrariuliCt
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Walters and
their children, of Roanoke, are here
for visit of several weeks with the
family of Mr.. c. L. Walters.
Miss Pauline Blackford. of Sharps.
burg, and Mr.. A. Yancy. of Virginia,
spent Sunday in Shcphcrdstown az the
home OF Mr.. w. w. Waddy.
Miss Bessie Crawford, of Baltimore,
IS guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry 7.
Licklidcr at their home IN Shepherds
town for few weeks.
Mr.. Chas. w. Fralev. of Martinsburg
for many years a resident of the Duff
fields neighborhood was among our
callers last Saturday
Mrs. c. A. Licklidcr. of Baltimore
arrived in Shepherdstown today and
will spend a few weeks here with Mrs.
Virginia Harrison.
Mr.. VIM. A. Da"iel, the real estate
ana insurance man of Charlcs Tow
was among the callers at the Register
Office on Tuesday.
Mrs Maggie Harman, who spent the
past winter in Baltimore with her sons,
has returned TO her home al Duffields
for the summer.
Little Miss Margaret Rives Hopkins
of Maryland, spent last week with her
cousin, Pauline Mayer Waddy, in
ShC0herdstOwn.