Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-10-20
LOCAL MENTION.

Mr. Homer Glenn was operated on
To-day night, at the Charles Town
Hospital, for appendicitis.
Miss Virginia Lucas was hostess at
rIeasant tea given Monday after
- ~ her home, "Rion Hail." near
I'm. in honor of Mr.. ad Mrs Rob-
~ Winton. of Bluefield. whose mar
-sge took place two weeks ago.
Miss Maagretta Whiting, mem
her Of the faculty of st. Hilda's
school. entertained delightfully."- at
- given for Miss Frances Paekette,
: Miss Writings home in Berry
vile. Va, Monday afternoon.
The Misses Riddle gave a delight
e,7 tea Wednesday afternoon. Octo-
5ar 13. in honor of Miss Frances D..
pqckette. whose marriage to Mr..
Todd. of Washington, is to be sol
smnized on Saturday, October Both.
Georeg Painter. of near Charles
Town. a student in the graded school
mere. suffered a broken arm in a fall
from a swing at his home Saturday
afternoon. He was Immediately
brought to town and the facture set,
md is getting along nicely.
A large, modern electric sign has
been installed over the door of the
White & Scott Pharmacy. The dis
nav sign, containing over 20 electric
bulbs. does much to make the corner
q. that intersection lighter and more
attractive than it has been in the
past.
The Rev. Fearnow, of the Summit
Point Methodist Church. conducted
he funeral services last Thursday
for Carson Robert Helsley, the nine
months old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George William Helsley, of Summit
Point, who died on last Wednesday
afternoon. Interment was made in
Edge Hill Cemetery. Charles Town.
Miss Sara w. Coe entertained at
her home, on East Washington ST.,
Tuesday afternoon, October IL, in
honor of Miss Frances D. Packette,
whose wedding will take place next
week. Among those present were
Miss Frances D. Packette, Miss Anne
Catherine Alexander, of Charles
Town. and Miss Ane Rider and Mrs.
T. Grove Henkle. of Halltown, this
county.
Brownie Davis, colored who has
been in the hospital here for sew
aral weeks recovering from a wound
ed hip following a shooting fray at
the colored dance hall on Payne's
Hill, near Halltown, was taken from
the hospital by officers Monday, and
lodged in the county jail, where he
will await a hearing before Justice
Wiley for his part in the disturb
ance.
In a deed, registered in the office
of the Clerk of the County Court,
last Friday, Mrs Cavalier, widow of
Kenneth Cavalier. sells to William
4 Pattern, and wife, joint shares in
property in Harpers Ferry as fol
.ows: Lot 10, located at the south
east intersection of Marion and
Ridge streets. Also lot adjoining
ne first lot. The selling price is
aot named in the deed
Mrs. Milton Lytch, of New York,
has issued invitations to the marriage
OF her daughter, Rosalie to Mr.. Adrian
Garrett Wynkoop, formerly of Charles
Town, the wedding to be solemnized
in the Church of the Transfguration,
City of New York, at six o'clock on
saturday, the Both of October. Mr..
and Mrs. Wynkoop will be at home
after the fifteenth of November at
80 West End Avenue, City of New
York.
The Misses Beverly and Julian
I'qy-lo1, ap+art ai,,aI OF h1.i duo Of hniy.
home on Second avenue, in Ransom,
RANGES Packette. Among those pres
mt We're Misses Frances Packette,
aura Hooff, Rebecca W. Trapnell,
Edith Gardner. Katherine Baylor,
Julia Stump, Virginia Shirley, Flea
2or Osbourn, Mary Porterfield. Anne
Rider, Mildred Daniel, Margretta
Whiting, and Mrs. J. B. Brazier.
The Cleaners Glass of the Meth
l5lst Church held a shower Tuesday
7.2ht, October II, at the home of
Yrs John Elliott, in Ransom, for Mrs
arl Lutz, who was Miss Audrey Dill
oW of Ransom. before her marriage
his summer. About % We're pres
mt at the shower and many nice
j. cSGHlS received Dy the guest OF
lonor. Following the entertain
nent refreshments were served in
he shape of cake and orange sher
,ert.
Among the deeds of transfer re-
'orded in the office of the clerk of
ae county court was that showing
ne sale of the property on South
samuel street. formerly owned by W
LaBoyteaux, to J. Burns Huyett,
or $3.50. This property includes
. lot and dwelling house and adioins
he property of Forrest A. Brown,
N the north. In the selling price
we're included the kitchen furiture,
langing lamps and fixtures, and all
window screens and curtains.
Mrs. DIR. T. A. Ramey, of East
Y ashington street, entertained de-
ghtfully at a bridge party Tuesday
fternOon, October II, in honor of
Hiss Laura Mcclure, of Winchester,
a.. who is the guest of Mrs. F. w.
55rown, of South Samuel street.
,uests present at the affair were