Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-11-06
Social Events.

The young people OF the town gave
a delightful dance in the skating rink
Saturday night in honor of the Uni
versity of Virginia Football team
who played Saturday with Massa-
nutten Academy.
The rink was deliberately decorated
in autumn leaves. Massanutten
Academy and University remnants
and lighted with pumpkin lanterns.
Music was furnished by the New
Market Orchestra assisted by men,
bers of the Stonewall Band of Staun-
ton. Sandwiches and coffee were
served during the evening.
Patronesses were: Mrs. L. S. Wal
ker, Mrs. W. c. Ford, Mrs H. y.
Nicodemus, Mrs. W. NJ. Calvert, Mrs.
D. 81. Walton, Mrs. P. A. Rohrbaugh.
Mrs. D. Grabill, Mrs. c. f Wal
ton, Mrs. Frank Brumback, Mrs.
John Heller, Mrs. Marsh Ill Jeffries,
Mrs. Jacob Keller, Mrs. r. L Bar.
gelt and Mrs. Frank NJ. Fravel.
Beside the team from the University
of Virginia large number of out of
town guests were present.
The members of the Epis copal
Church held a delightful reception
Friday night at the hospltable home
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B Chairman on
Muhlenberg street, in honor of their
rector, Rev. Giles Buchaer Palmer
and his wife who was Miss Elizabeth
Read Barkesdale of Durham, N. c..
Receiving were Mr.. and Mrs. Chap-
man, Rev and Mrs. Palmer, Mrs.
James q. Williams and Mrs. j. c.
Paxton.
Vocal solos we're rendered by Miss
Nan Williams, Mr.. A. M. Ockerblad
and Prof. Ralph Allen of the faculty
of Massanutten Academy after which
a number of musical selections were
rendered by musicians Of the town.
Delightful refreshments we're served.
An informal dance and card party
was given at the home of Miss Alice
Coffman last Friday night.
A delightful luncheon was served
during the evening.
TIE guests were Misses Lula Nal
gruder, Anne Clover, Ray Albert,
Jen D Wheat, Hilda Devilbiss, Nellie
Maupin, Potter, Mary Phillippi, Ar
lene Walker, Mrs Kenneth Kcontz,
Mrs Rodney Brown, Mrs George
Cabell, Mr. and Mrs W M Calvert,
Profs Allen and Clyde Gibson, Mes
srs Burch, George Oliver and M Ell
Stickley.
Hotel Edinburg was the scene of
most enjoyable dance last Friday
night when the young men of Edin-
burg were hosts.
The committee in charge to whom
was Que the credit of the enjoyable
occasion we've Messrs. F. Lee EN-
swiller, Earle Humpston. Thomas
Meyer, Milton Hoffman, Dumfel
Wightman and Edwin Shaffer, Jr.
Receiving were Mrs. Edwin Shaffer,
Mrs. C. n. Fadeley, Mrs. J F. Holtz-
man, Misses Mary Bell Painter, Ella
Belew and Rebecca Solomon.
A large number of GU .ts were pres
ent including many from distance.
Music was furnished bv the colored
orchestra from Woodstock. An
elaborate buffet luncheon was served.
A delightful reception was given at
the home of Mr.. and M David
Smoot last Saturday in honor of their
son Mr.. Roy Smoot and his bride.
The house was beautifully decorated
with autumn leaves ard chrysan-
themums. At one O'Clock the guest
were invited to the DINING room
where sumptious dinner was served.
The :dinning room was beautifully
decorated and lighted with candles.
Those present we're: Mrs. Rada Sager,
Mrs. Isaac Swartz, Mrs. John BLY,
land son and daughter, Mrs. Ed
Dellinger, Misses Ethel lager. Fannie
lCoffelt Elsie Richards, Messrs. Harry
Richards, Clint Wisman and Franz
Grabill.