Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-03-01
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Miss Arlene Walker was q hostess
"rlha, afternoon at her home
i"'anus Hall for card party md
~ wer given In honor Of Miss
"lesnnr Grabill, whose marriage to
Mr.. Jacob Haun was solemnized in
the Methodist Church Wednesday
evening.
Tho entire house was decorated In
days, miniature hatchets and bunchea
OF cherries. carrying out the Wash
ineton's birthday idea.
The highest score was made nv Mrs
F. M. Fravel who was awarded a
large box of Martha Washington
Candy. The guest OF honor prize was
given to Miss Grabill.
After the game was concluded the
bride elect was blindfolded and to the
strains Of Memberships Wedding
March was led from the dining room
to the library and seated under a
large Liberty Bell from which show
cred scores of gifts of handkerchiefs,
lingerie and linens.
An elaborate luncheon was served
In which was carried out the Wash
ington's birthday idea. The favors
were handpainted baskets of sailed
nuts.
The guests were Misses Eleanor
Grabill, Anne W. Clover, Alice
Coffman, Louise Chiles. Elizabeth
Newton. Catherine Bargelt, Virginia
Schmitt, Katherine Hotel, Louise
Bargelt, Margaret Davis, Hazel
Hauu, Alice Plummsr, Anna Will
liams, Mrs. C. E. Walton, Mrs. W.
". Calvert, Mrs. Don Grabill, Mrs.
David Grabill, Mrs. Thos. Fravel,
Mrs. Kenneth Koontz, Mrs. Jas. r..
Clover. Mrs. H. o. Nicodemus, Mrs.
John Heller, Mrs. Russell Boyer,
Mrs. D. 81. Walton, Mrs. P. A.
Rohrbaugh, Mrs. Walter Bailey,
Mrs. William Few, Mrs. Landon
Stickley, Mrs. N. q. German, Mrs.
C. V. Shoemaker, and Mrs. William
Dosh.
Saturday evening the young people
of Woodstock gave a unique kitchen
shower to Miss Eleanor Grabill and
Mr.. Jacob Haun, whose marriage
took place Wednesday. While en-
Pertaining callers the prospective
bride and groom were surprised to
hear Lohengrin's Bridal Chorus sung
by about thirty i've voices. Then
came the real surprise-a mock bridal
party which entered the parlor. The
bride wore veil of dish towels ar
ranged oyer an oyster basket and
carried a shower bouquet made of
large white stew kettle showered with
clothes pins and tin tunnels. The
''bride" was given in marriage by
her father" The "bride's maid"
wore large stew pan on her head
and carried bouquet of cooking
utensils. The "matron of honor"
wore a beautiful French creation"
an inverted dish drainer trimmed In
white and pink dish mops. Her bou
Quet consisted of kettles and spoons
Eight dainty flower girls carried tin
cups and pals. Four dignified ush-
ers carried percolators, cosseroles
and baking pans. The BRIDES maids
carried trays and baskets filled with
dainty sandwiches which we're served
in the dining room.
A delightful party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Cola
day, on last Saturday night. The
evening was pleasantly spent in play
ing games. Among those present
were several musicians who furnished
music for the evening. Those pres
ent were Misses Olive Rudy, Ollie
Smoot, Nellie Fansler, Minnie Whet.
eel, Mary Burner, Ethel Stultz, Ethel
Sager, Fannie Clark, Virginia Miller,
Kathryn Miller, Helen Hotel, Bessie
Sher man, Lucy Miller, Irene Hol-
Josie Hollingsworth and
Naomi Boyce; Messrs. David Tewalt,
Harry Hollingsworth, Oscar McIn
turf, Clarence Dysart, Lloyd Hol-
lingsworth, Wilmer Hutcheson, Clar-
ence Richard, Charles Walker, Harry
Hepner, Charles Harris, Milton Nc
Inturff, Harry Hoover, Earl Hoover,
Curtis Golladay, Clinton Bineer,
Dysart, William Whetzel
Clarence Gochenour, Charles Jenkins,
- Ryan, Branson Myers, Jacob
Hotel Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hotel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jared Roller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Hotel, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
L. Golladay, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Burner, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nc
Inturff, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hotel,
Mr.. Walter Miller, Mrs. Virginia
Bineer, Mrs Emma Neeb and Mrs.
Caroline GOlladay.