Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-06-23
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SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY

A delig htful surprise birtlldayl
party was given Friday evening
June 10Th, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ring at tl!eir homeI
'Brookland" in honor Of the
birthday of Mrs. Ring.
at p. M. the invited guest.
arrived and were received by
Misses Lillian, Mary and EvelynI
Ring assisted by their aunt
Mrs. Topham, who had planned
this delightful social event. Mrs
Ring, unconscious of the pleas
ant surprise awaiting her was in
town on an GRAND in connection
with the Missionary Society, and
upon her return found the guess
assembled and ready for the en-
tertainment of the evening which
Twas progressive Rock.
i The highest score was made
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ring who won
six out of eight games. A de-
. licious ice course was served to
/. the following guests, DR.. ard
IMr, F. C. Downey, Mr.. and Mrss
John N. Coffman, Mrs. Charles
Headley. Mrs. Holtztnan, Mrs
Robert Wightman and Mr.. and
Mrs. BENJAMIN Rau.
Miss Russell Clark has arrived
from Norfolk to assist Miss
Arlene Allen III the management
i OF Riverside Tea Room at Rec
:, Banks. The Tea Room
Il is beautifully located on the Val
e ley turnpike near Hawkinstowf
4 with a beautiful view Of the
F Massanutten Mountains at poin
t on the very banks of the Shenan
d doalI River, which affords canoe
a ing, fishing for the famous blacl
II bass and btahing. Two splendic
C spring furnish water for this de
s. llghtful resort.
> Furr Brothers Of Harrisonburl
and Frank Stoneburner of Edin
(, burg have charge of the ground
e and general management. Thct
/, will be erected number of tent
It which will be offered for rent.
Weekly dances Will be helt
ID throughout the season at whic'
It time music will be furnished b
the Alta Boy Orchestra Of IIarrl
onburg. Excellen meals are SCI
we'd and are prepared by eXper
cooks. The tea room is situate
- i'll an artistic stone building an
~ the atmosphere that pervades til
- entire surroundings is one of re
flnement and the real Joy Q
living.
at Mrs Fred Downey and tw
children Eliza beth and William
lett this week for a visit to Mrs
:. Downey's brother and sister-ir
~, law, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Dinges 0
" Bluefield. W. Va.
7rI Luther Grove, Miss Mary Grov
TO and Miss Esther Coffmau are at
,r tending the Confederate Reunio
H. in Richmond this week.
i'd Davis T. Miller has returne
ID to his home after two week
II visit to his daughter, Mrs. L. Z
lie Taught of Linville.
l. Mrs. Mollie Ruby and daughte
IL Miss Lou Ruby were guests Tues
le day of Mrs. Alice Hutcheson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Dellinge
:, and Mrs. Virginia BeasleY NO
tored Friday to Staunton will
= Mrs. Percy Miller and son Chas
Miller. Mrs. Miller is enroute fol-
Farmville, Va. where she will
q enter the State Normal Summer
o School and will board with hel
s sister Mrs. Blanche Crenshaw
forlnerlv Of Edinburg.
Miss Christine Lantz left Tues
: daJ' to attend the Harrisonburg
u State Summer Normal School to
e take special course in matbe-
: mates and short hand.
Prof. G. w. Coe of Front ROYAL
, Twas recent guest of his father
Rev. H. S. Coe.
q. Miss Sallie Coe left this week
for visit to friends in MARYLAND
Mr., and Mrs. Edward Meyer of
Washington, D. c. have arrived
to spend several weeks with his
mother near Edinburg.
Mrs. A. ]. Hopewell is conval.
Iescing from her recent serious
ILLNESS.
| Miss Myrtle Grandstaff is as
sisting this week with the cler-