Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-04-15
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Mrs. Melvin Shrum who was with her
husband in Pennsylvania, returned
home last Thursday.
The Maurertown Dramatic Company
will give their minstrel show at Mid
dletown Friday night the 10Th.
| W. D. Shaver spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Shaver. He left for Cincinnati,
Ohio, where he will take charge OF the
advertising and permanent workers OF
the S. A. Mullikin Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Lutz and Mrs
Mary Lutz who visited the family OF
Walter Fahnestock returned to their
home at Quicksburg Saturday.
Mrs. r. L, Fadely and daughter Miss
Olive of Quicksbnrg visited Mrs
Georgia Kirby matron of the aims house
Saturday,
Earl Ritenour, who has been here
with his father Frank Ritenour for the
past six weeks, returned to Martins
Ferry, Ohio, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leete, of Los Angeles
Cal, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 0. n.
Peer
Paul +. NJ. Shaver is confined TO his
home with an attack of grip.
Mrs. Emery. Hisey and son Kenneth,
visited the family of Mr.. and Mrs, A.
G. Shaver Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. 0. n. Peer entertained Tuesday
evening April the 10Th, between the
| hours of S to 10 o'clockp. m. The oc
casion being Mrs. Peers mother, Mrs
Emma Spiker's Goth birthday, Mrs
| Spiker was invited to spend the eve
ming out and then called home, where
she found the guests assembled to wish
her many happy returns OF the
day. The dining room was trimmed il
lieut. flowers and ferns. The color
Ibeing pink and green. The birthda.
Icake containing the &C candles were il
lpink. The refreshments consisted o
lice cream, coffee, cake, candy anC
lnuts. Mrs. Peer the hostess was assist
led in serving by Mrs. Sue Hess ant
Mrs. B. H. Meredith. Those preser
lbeing Mrs. Lee Foote, of Los Angeles
california, Mrs. Margaret Peer an
daughters, Misses Laura and Lula, G
lToms Brook, Mrs. Martha Spiker, Mrs
ISue Hess, Mr. and Mrs. S. j. Bauser
Imam, Mr. and Mrs B. H. Meredith, MI
land Mrs. w. R. Coffman. Miss Mar
lBly, Of Saumsville. Elmer Peer, {
Toms Brook, Arch Keller and so
Robert, of Saumsville, Milton J. Saun
Robert Saum and 0. N. Peer. tn
I !guests departed after spending a d.
lightful evening wishing that Mr.
lSpiker's birthday came oftener. ST
: Twas the recipient of lot of usef
; Ipresents.
| Mrs. B. H. Meredith entertained
lher home, "Bide-ever" on Friday App
1.-THE Sth, between the hours of 100 al
4 o'clock p. M, with surprise
Ihonor of the SD birthday of h
Igrand mother, Mrs. Martha Spike
The dining room was tastefully dec
! rated with spring flowers, the col
scheme being pink and green. II
= large birthday cake had 81 candles
lpink and green. The refreshmen
consisted of ices in the colors of PHI
and green, hot coffee, candy, min
and sailed nuts, were served by II
!, Hostess, assisted by Mesdam
W. R. Coffman and Q N. Peer. Tho
!" present being Mesdames L. C. Bause
imam, Emma Spiker, Levi Kiser, Eli
Yew, Rebecca Fetzer, A. H. Meredlt
ISue Hess and Miss Sue Doll. l.
S ladies were entertained by sever
a readings by Mrs. j. Meredith al
n lpiano music. The ladies before ia
ling leave wished Mrs. Spiker ma
e more birthdays and as happy as h
e lS3d. The guests as they were leavl
Z. were each presented colonial bouql
/, of violets and valley lilies. Mrs. Spik
|, received quite number of gifts a
IF post cards. Her health continues 60
N for one of her years.
!, Mrs. Mary Keller will take her S
ID Frank, who has been an invalid
e more than a year, to Washington
!. first of next week, to be examined
at nerve specialist.