Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-09-01
MT. JACKSON.

One of the most enjoyable evenings
of the season was spent at dance in
the Town Hall on Friday night, Aug
18th, where many out OF town visitors
helped the house ones to enjoy them
selves.
Those present we're Misses Virginia
Williamson, Jane Moffett. Lucy Kuy-
kendall. Laura Roller, Fife Moore,
Alberta Roller, Frances Snyder.
Louisa Koontz, Newport News; Josep-
hine Calwell. Harrisonburg; Miss Nc
Canly and Miss johnson, Washington.
Messrs. John and Paxton Williamson,
Ripley Walker, James Kuykendall.
Ernest Stricken. Bob Byrd, Mike
Byrd, Charley Byrd. D.. and Mrs.
T. v. Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wissler, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin
from Washington; Mrs. LOOMS from
Boston; Mrs. Walter Murphy from
South Carolina; Mrs. M. Moore. Jr.,
from South Carolina.
The out-of-town boys were-Harold
and Houston Newman, Fred Spiker,
Lester Koontz, all from Woodstock;
Tom Snapp and Bob Zirkle from New
Market: Houston Koontz from New
port News; Mike Long from Harrison
burg.
Chaperons were-Mrs. P. S. Roller,
Mrs. NJ. M. Moore and Mrs. J. S. G.
Murphy.
Mrs. R. H. Payne and Miss Payne
visited their sister, Mrs. Herbert
Trotter in Woodstock last week.
Mrs. Arthur Busmiselle, of Love
tsville, Md, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. P. Lonas, returned to
her home today.
Mrs. James Hotel attended home
party given by Mrs. John Nee, of
S.rasburg.
Mrs. j. P. Lonas visited friends in
Harrisonburg this week.
Miss Helen Kuykendall, who has
been visiting relatives in Charlestown,
W. Va, returned to her house this
week.
Mr.. Claude Funhhouser, of Platts-
bnrg, Mo-, spent a part of this week
with relatives in town.
Mr.. Marion Everly and daughter,
Katheryn visited relatives IN Stras.
barg this week.
Some of our farmers are cutting
corn.
Mrs. Sam Koontz and family who
have been visiting Mrs. KS. sister
| Mrs. Regina Jones will return to theil
home in Newport News tomorrow.
Mr.. Sired .Spiker, of Woodstock
was visitor in our town this week.
Miss Katherine Allen visited friends
in Winchester this week.
Mrs. Virginia Geary who has spen
the past month with Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. K. Geary was called to her hom
in Woodstock by the illness of he
son Mr.. Jas. Geary.
Mrs. T. L. Cline and son, Charlie
of Martinsburg, W. Va, and Mrs
Ernest Tabler and daughter, Eliza betf
of Huntington, w. Va, who hav,
been visiting mir. S. A Moffett ant
family returned to their homes las
week.
Mrs F. Dolan Burner, who ha.
been visiting Mrs. Burners parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Burner, returned
to her home in Cumberland, Nd, las
Wednesday.
/ Miss Edna Rinker entertained las
| Tuesday evening at her home on Soutl
High street in honor of her guests
Mrs. Lillian Trew and Mrs. Georg
Cotton, of Baltimore.
4 Progressive Hearts was the featur
of the evening entertainment the high
est score being made by Miss Emm,
Jordan, who was awarded the prize.
AT midnight delightful luncheon
was served followed by ices ana cake
The following guests were present
Mrs. Sallie Cotton and Mrs. Lillian
Trew and Mrs. George Cotton art
Bartus Trew, of Baltimore, Md Mrs
! NJ: M Moore, Jr., and Mrs. Waite
Murphy, of Atlanta. Ca, Mrs. Claud
Funkhouser, oil Plattsburg, Mo-, Mrs
F. M. Bird and Misses Elizabeth Bird
Mabel Miller, Katie and Roberts
!, Neff, Emma Jordan and Virgini;
!, Williamson and Messrs. F. NJ. ant
Robert Bird, Kuyiendall, Paxto n
Il Williamson, Ripley Walker of Mt
Jackson