Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-03-24
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Main Street was the scene of a
merry gathering Friday night
from 7 to 10 o'clock St. Patrick's
evening, given by Mrs. Evans
their guardian in honor of the
members who will be graduates
this year. Among these are
"O-Wa.Is-A" (Miss Lois Evans)
Lynchburg College, Ma-El-Ma,"
Miss Mary Massie, Baptist Col
lege Danville, "La-Va-Ri', Miss
Lillian Ring, Chatham Institute
Chatham. Va. "Je-Ri-Me" Miss
Lottie Miller "Sw-No-Wa" Miss
Mary Grove ''Un-Cas" Miss
Nora Wixhtman, Edinburg High
School. Eleven girls were pres
ent and Rock was the game play
ed at 3 tables. Decorations and
fayors were "Ye Patron Saint
Patrick's 8" colors with pink car
nations. pines and American
Flags waying from among the
Irish decorations. A delicious
ice. was served.
Plans for the ensuing year in.
clude frequent hikes, Nature
Lore Study. Hand Craft, camp
ing during the green corn moon,
and other camp fire activities
making toward development Of
home and community spirit
sociability and happiness.
DR. Harry Hoffman, of Win
chester spent the weekend will
his parents in Edinburg.
Weekend motor guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Absolom Coffman WEI,
his niece, Mrs. Mary Bloom, o
Baltimore, with Messrs. Austin
holland aud Brown, of Baltimore
| Alfred Coffman and Rob
Hotel who spent several days il
Winchester last week reached
houe late Sunday evening will
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hotel an,
ia mily who motored to Wincles
ter Sunday and spent the da,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Smitl
and family.
Mrs. Lee Carper is convalescinI
from a recent severe illness.
| Mr.. john 7. Cochran. of TIL
! Plains, Past Grand High Prizes
land Lecturer of Royal Arcl
lChapter Masonic Lodge of Viz
Iginia is spending a week in Edin
Iburg with Shenandoah Roya
| Arch Chapter.
| Mrs. Sedwick Hisey, after tw
months stay at Winchester Hos
pital returned home Wednesda
and is now rapidly convalescin
lmuch to the pleasure of her man
] friends.
| Miss Lena Sheetz was hostes
for a charming shower given tn
Iafternoon of St. Patrick's Da
from 2 to 4 o'clock ir honor Of Mis-
Bragg Wightman whose mai
rage to Mr.. Merlin Meyer wa
lsolmnized Saturday morning
Pink and White were the color
fused in the attractive decoratio
LOT the Sheetz home on the corne
LOT Center and Church Streets.
| Progressive Rock was lii
feature Of the afternoon. Voca
and instrumental selections wer
given by several of the guests
1.-The dining presented a beautiful
appearance with its elaborat
decorations the center of attra :
ton however, was the pink an,
ane white parasol which wa
suspended from the chand il
land from which was shower,
upon the bride elect scores g
beautiful and useful presents.
| An elaborate course luncheo,
was served after which the bride.
cake elaborately decorated Will
real orange blossoms was cut b,
the guest OF honor. Mrs. Mayme
Bowman cut the money, Mrs.. J
+. Hoffman the button and a
tie for the darning needle lay
between Miss Eula Wightmau
and Miss Esther Cofnan.
The guests were: Misses Bragg
"ixhtman, Nora Wightmau,
Esther Coffman, Mary Ring, Mar
garet Fravel, Inogen SAntmiers,
Ella Below, Mesda mes B. c,
Wightman, William Meyer. c
M. Meyer, Wayne Bowman. Raw
8. Coffmau, Earl Humpston, ].
ID. Lemon. Robert C. Wightmau.
c. P. Wfghtman, J.F. Holtz
man, Charles Sheetz, Annie Mel,
of Neville, Pa.
MR.. MoYER-MIss wIGHrMAN
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