Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-07-18
PERSONALS.

n Hanover, Pennsylvania.
| Mrs. Henry Day spent several day
this week visiting friends and rela
tives at Lantz's Mill.
| Miss Thresa Walters and Miss Vergi
Dinges have returned to their home
at Carmel after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs
William Dinges at their home nea
Woodstock.
Mr.. Harry Hotel. Of Pittsburgh, Mr.,
Fred Miller and children, of Washing
ton, d. c., Mrs. Robert Riddleberger
Of Strasburg, and Mrs. Louis Swan. o.
Edinburg, were called here this weel
by the illness of their mother Mrs. B
j. Hotel, whose condition is consider.
ed more favorable now:
Miss Sada O'Flaherty has returned
from visit to her sisters and brothers
in Washington, D. C.
Mr.. Edward O'Flaherty who is at
tending the Summer Normal at Har-
risonburg spent the weekend at his
home near DERRICK.
Mrs. Carl Boyer and little daughter
Jean McNeill, have returned from a
visit to relatives in Wade North Caro-
lima.
Rev. w. D. Keene, the faithful and
efficient pastor of Methodist Church,
left Wednesday morning to spend
two weeks vacation at Ocean Grove,
New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saml Fadeley, Messrs.
Perry Marshall and Paul Fadeley, of
near Readus, visited Mr.. and Mrs. H,
j. Fravel on Tuesday.
Misses Maude O'Flaherty and Anna
Smith, Of Washington, D. c., spent the
weekend with Miss O'Flaherty's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. C. O'Flaherty
In the Powell's Fort Valley while en-.
route to the Epworth League Conven-
ton of the Baltimore Conference, M.
E. Church, South, which is now in ses-
sion at Massanetta Springs. Miss
O'Flaherty is member of the faculty
Of the Epworth Training Course.
DR.. and Mrs. H. j. Benchoff and
family left Woodstock, Tuesday for a.
7isit to DIR. Benchoff's parents in Penn
'ylvania. Lieut.-Col. Guy A. Benchoff
'emains in Woodstock during their
lbsence.
DR.. Walter H. Wunder has been
lected Director in the Chamber of
commerce to succeed James G.
resigned. The resignation
{ Mr.. Graveley was Faithfully accept
d by the Directors, for as its first
resident he initiated many of the
movements which are Undertaking for
he benefit of the town, and his un-
elfish and arduous work for the |
rganization, in its infancy has been Of
1estimable and lasting benefit.
Miss Florence Brooks who is a
raduate of the Maryland State Normal
ollege, class of IA has accepted
os.s.en in High School near Fred
rick, Md. Her sister, Miss Elsie
'rooks was member of the gradual
ig class of Poolesville High School
MS year. They are daughters of Mr..
nd Mrs. L. F. Brooks, of Poolesville,
i'd, formerly of Woodstock, and have
frequently visited their aunts Miss
arab Lytton and Mrs. Virginia Hoshour |
4 Woodstock.
MIR. and Mrs. j. E. Broy and their
on Mr.. Charles Broy, of Sperryville,
County, Va, are visit
az Mrs Broy's brother and sister-in-
aw Mr.. and Mrs George Hite near
Woodstock. Mr.. Charles C. Broy, a
ephew of Mr.. Hite, has for a number
f years been in the U. s. Consular
ervice, having represented his gov
rnment in Africa, Dublin. Ireland, and
.ondon, England.
Mr.. j. " Garner and grandson, of
D. Clare guests of Mrs.
f.. P. Artz and family on the Shenan-
oah River, East of Woodstock.
Mr.. Baird Feagins of High Coal,
Vest Virginia. is spending vacation
With his father Mr.. Isaac Feagins near
Woodstock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lackey, and little
on of Hampton, Va, and Mrs. P. w.
Philips spent Saturday in Woodstock.
The party have been on an extended
our of the United States and Canada. |
md state most emphatically that in no |
ection not even California, have they
een such beautiful scenery as that sof
he Shenandoah Valley.
H. A. Irwin, Esqr., and grandaugh-
er Little Polly Rush, who were.spend-
NO the summer with Mrs. Fleda Rush,
'eturned Sunday to their home in
D. C. Mr.. l. having been
allied their on business. His daugh-
er Miss Jessie Irwin and Fred Bored
accompanied him home. Miss Jessie
II win and Fred Borden returned home
Sunday night accompanied by Miss
Elsie Dewey of Washington. D. c.
Misses Madeline Burnshire and Eva
and Mr.. Raymond Murray, of
D. c., were recent guests
Of Miss Burnshire's parents at their
home East of Woodstock. On Sunday
Miss Gemeny who has sweet, clear
voice sang solo at the Christian
Church in Woodstock.