The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1892-02-18
social Events.

SOCIAL AVoETS.
The Clifton German Club had another
pleasant meeting on Friday night, al
which there WAS good attendance, and
dancing was kept mp until late hour
Refreshments were served during the
evening, and everything passed off in a
most enjoyable manner.
The following ladies were present on
this occasion: Mrs. Lewis Hartman, black
silk, scarlet trim nings; Mrs. Page, black
six, Jet trimmings diamonds; Mrs. Me-
soa, white China, pearl and crystal
trimmings, diamonds; Mrs. Frazier, fg-
ured China silk. gold trimmings; Mrs.
Taylor, black silk, diamond ornaments;
Mrs King, old rose China silk and black
lace; Mrs. Dunlap, cream silk, trimmed
in garnet Embellishments; Mrs. Car
Isle, light blue mall and silk; Miss Mil
ler cream nuns yelling. trimmed with
lace; Miss Murrii, Low Moor, black silk
scarlet bodice-calla lilies; Miss Patter
son, Staunton, white China silk, gre en-
tulla; Miss Grice, blne henrietta, chiffon
trimming-diamonds; Miss Roadcap,
Goshen, black lace and roses Miss Mary
Gooiioe, Goshen, blue cashmere and
white chiffon; Miss Susie Goodloe, pink
mali; Miss Chamberlain, Goshen, hand
somey dressed in white faille and feath>
ers-.pearls.
Among the gentlemen present were:
Messrs. E. l.. kiiien, J r Wood, t. NJ.
Mosaley, John v Ryals, W. w. New
berry, James Foster, L. P. Davis, Jr.
DR.. w. FL. F. Miller, Messrs. S. b. Nc
g Alpin, Chas Winfield, J. W. Lipor, J. G.
King, H. T. Nelson, w T. Tinsley, E. F.
Dunlap, J. d. Dunford, James N. Page,
G. Collins Taylor, G. S. Wallace, Frank
Carpenter, o. G. Morris. J. Porter, F.
F. Allen, David McGuffin and Others
The Richmond Times correspondent
from Clifton Forge, winds up the Ger
man in the following graceful manner:
1t was exactly 1:30 when the gallant
sons Of tally, who had 50 faithfully and
we'll performed their duties. commenced
those old and hoaorel strains of Home,
Sweet Home.n This, as all well knew,
ciatng the situation every gentleman in
the house, with his lady, waltzed to the
bea 1tiful music, and as the low, sweet
strains of that old tune died away in the
air feeling of regret seemed to manifest
itself Goodnight" was said rather
reluctantly and in a short time the hall
was cleared
CLIFTON CLUB RECEPTION.
The Clifton Club gave it's second en-
tertainment Monday evening, at its re-
ception rooms in the Frazier building,
and it was largely attended. 1t is no
longer necessary to say that these recep-
tions are a success, for they are so we'll
managed that they are always success.
That of Monday evening demonstrated
this fact clearly. The reception kept up
until midnight, and the amusements
consisted of cards and other games,
music and billiards and pool.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs. Parrish, Mr..
ana Mrs. Frazier, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E..
White. Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. T Nelson Mr.. and Mrs. Page,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Fl. Pendleton, Mrs. An
ders IN, Mrs. Taylor, Miss Mann, of Char
lot iesville; Miss Grace Patterson, of
stanton Miss Grice. Messrs. Carpen-
ter, Baxley, Dickinson, Ealde, James,
Duncan, Page, Lacy, King, Lipop,
Eaton, Dunford, Green, Allen, and
9th ars.