The Washington times., 1929-04-16
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2 l6.-Queen Shenandoah S court
Of 70 princesses, representing
! the youth and beauty of all
Virginia, West Virginia, Mary
land, and the District of
sColumbia, was completed here
today with the appointment
Of two maids of honor and
two pages for the court, which
will reign Thursday and Fri
/. day at the Sixth Shenandoah
Apple Blossom Festival.
Today brought out several new
developments very favorable to the
!. festial. one Of which was the
decision of the entire West Vir-
! ginia congressional delegation to
attend the winchester fete.
Another was the official an
nouncement that the entire stu
dent body of 900 girls from
Harrisonburg State Teachers Col
lege will come to Winchester to
:. march in the festival parade.
1WAA1S AkGD
Announcement was made today Of
the appointment of Colin and Derek
= Hayley, twin sons of Capt. and Mrs.
John p. Hayley Of IL Shirley St.,
) as pages to the queen. The Hayley
boys came to this country from Eng
land some years ago with their
parents Captain Hayley is we'll.
known apple dealer and is also or
ganist of Christ Episcopal Church.
Miss Mary Joe Matthews, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j. Mat
thews, of Warrington, w. Va,
senior at the University of West Vir-
ginia, of Morgantown, who has been
chosen as Queen Shenandoah VI. is
to have as her guard of honor the
= Cadet Band. of the West Virginia
University. 1t is probable also that
q the band auxiliary, composed of
young women of the university, will
be at the festival.
MissaMatthews viii be crowned by
Gov. William G. Conley, of her ma
Ative state, who, with Mrs. Conley
and a large delegation of State Off
cials and members of the States
congressional delegation, will take a
leading part
Royal List
The official list of princesses of
ethe festival follows:
From Virginia-Mary Terry Good
win, of Roanoke; Madeleine Kellam,
= of Onley; Anne Hankins, of Halifax;
Betsy Payne, of Front Royal; Mary
.RMassie, of Post Oak; Arnold Prince
Fleetwood, of Lynchburg; Sarah
AJennings, of Buena Vista; Leila
Michaux Chewing, of. 7ichmnod;
Elizabeth Lee Valentine, of Rich
nond; Camilla Dunham. Of Warm
Springs: May Baker, Of Columbia: |:
sarah e. Miller, of PeaEsburg; Vir-
oinfa Eubank, OF Dunnsville; Louise
3. Garter Winfree, of Lynchburg; Iso-
Vbel Ferguson, of Newport News;
Ethel Goodwin Perkins of Fork
! Union; Margaret Russell, of Waynes-
7 ho Frances Bland of West Point;
virginia Burwell J2cobs, of Boyce;
Harriet Norman. Harkrader. OF
bristol; Mary Rutherford Bernard,
Aof Petersburg; Mary Myrtle Roach
Of Danville. - .,,nao
r,.,irns. If CSalaz: Marjorie Thomas,
of south Hill; Dorothy Cooley. of
Rerryyille; Lucille Ware, of Am
hersf. Matylda Ann Reece, of Ricn-
mond; Lucie Edwin Porter, of MINI
p rod Hall: Catherine Powers. of Alex
andria; Pratt Bevan, of Weedons-
ville. Frances Rubush, of Buena
vista: Lucy Scott, of Tazewell
VIaire Goode, of Rocky Mount;
gMartha L. Wilson, Of Monterey;
Margaret G. Moncure, 59f Richmond;
, Crimora Waite, of Culpeper; Marg-
aret Mason, of Roanoke; Sydney
AIdhizer, of Broadway; Virginia
Ann Huntsberry. of Winchester;
Eleanor Garnett, of Norfolk; Hazel
3. Lodge, of White Hall; Anna
Driver, of Timbervifie.
Kate Sherman Lemon, of Fin
castle; Beverly Quillin, OF Gate City;
Mayo Beatty, of Wise; Bessie Stokes,
81 Coyington; Betsy Smith, of
Woodstock Emma CHM Baker, of
winchester; Rosalie Nelson, of Win-
chester.
From West Virginia-Anne Har-
rison, of Martinsburg;. Charlotte
McKown. of Martinsburg; Mar
ruerite Derr Maddox, Of !Gng1e,
Cornelia Isabel johnson. Of Frank.
lin: Eileen White. of Kingwood.
Mary Virginia Wilson, of Delbar.
! ton; Lucy Miller, OF Paw Paw; Dor
\ othy Mae Arnold, of Romney;
Bessie Harr, of Petersburg; Mar
earet Pinnell, OF Piedmont; Pearl
Martin. of Moorefield.
FROM South Carolina-Lucy Fur.
man, of Greensville.
Prom District Of Columbia
sBeryl FRANCES Loughlin. Of Chevy
Chase.
From MaryIand--Eth Webster,
of Hancock: Amy Babcock Moore,
81 aaeerstown; Virginia H. Will.
Iamson, Of Frederick.
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