Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-11-06

u the EulHDuI6 iAiS .,,a
ties. entertained the Enterpean
Psvkal;on societies of E. II. ,. ias
Thursday night at the schooinouse'
The auditorium was beautiiuls a
Grated in Halloween effect inciuu-
ing ghosts hobgoblins, black cats
and pumpkin faces. The guests were
masked in costumes in harmony Win
the decorations. Juvenile games
we're nlavad throughout the evening,
after which refreshments were seis g
consisting of pumpkin PIE sinsei
broad and cider In all, there were
about sixty present.
Senior Glass to Give fas
Mother Mine" a play that reacn7
es the heart. will be given IN the Eu-
-inburg Town Hall during the month
of November by the members OF the
senior class of the Edinburg Hlgn
School. Cast of characters;
Cynthia Whitcomb, the deacon >
wife-Grace Eckstine
Miranda Peasley, Mother MINE
Laura Stoneburner
Martha Tisdale, a neighbor-Loueiia
Swami
Lettie Holcomb, with nose for news
Carrie Mcdonald
Lillian Whitcomb, the deacon
daughter-Mildred Coffman
John Whitcomb, the deaeon-Ford
Irwin
Jack Payson, the merchants SON
Cameron Wightman
Joe Payson, the merchant-James
Bowers
Jerry MacConnell, the newcomer
Esmond Riedel
officer Lewis from Boston-oler
wilkins
Sam Blunt, the constable-EdwarC
Glen
Don't miss Mother Mine" if you
wish to see and hear good play
1t is considered one of the best evel
given in the Town Hall For benefi
of school
Halloween Dance
The first dance of the season II
Edinburg was given at the Tow
Hall. Halloween night. October 80
and was a huge success. Decorations
were black and yellow streamers
pumpkins and black cats The dane
ing began at nine o'clock. and the
gypsies. Spanish maidens, Red Rid
[ ing Hoods, military cadets and othel
representatives were both grotesqu'
and amusing. At IL o'clock the 81
couples unmasked. but continued
dancing under the management o.
Stanley Murray. assisted by Misses
Esther Coffman and Pauline Landi,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Ryman.
Boyer-Evans
A wedding of interest to the
younger sets of Edinburg and Wood
stock was solemnized at the Chris
tian parsonage in Woodstock by Rev
III. c. MAYHEM, Saturday evening, DC
tober 81, when Miss Jessie Ola Evan
of Edinburg became the bride Of ]
Carroll Boyer of Woodstock. TIL
bride is the second daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. orvis C. Evans and yer,
popular among the younger folks o
the town. Mr.. Boyer is the son 0
Mrs. J. L. Boyer and is employed a
the Boyer Grocery Company il
Woodstock, where they expect L
make their future home Their man!
friends extend hearty congratula
tions.
Basket Ball
The boys and girls basket bal
team of Strasburg High schoo
played the boys and girls of Edin
burg High School on the latter's
court on last Thursday evening. The
f. H. S. boys defeated the S. H. s
boys by a score of 20 TO 4. The S
II. S. girls defeated the f. Fl. S. girli
by a score of 81 to 2.
Music Lovers Club
The second program of the Music
Lovers Club was held at the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs George w Ring, OF
Friday evening, October 80. On ac.
count of the inelement weather the
attendance was not as large as on
former occasions, but those present
enjoyed very interesting and in
structiye program. The program
was from American composers. j.
N. Coffman made very interesting
and instructive talk on American
composers, from Colonial days to the
present.
Several numbers were sung by a
girls quartette. Miss Josephine
Hutcheson rendered Moonlight on
the Hudsonp with the skill OF an
artist. Mrs. j. ID. Lennon sang
group of American songs. Mrs
Frances Calvert Thompson was at
her best in a group of McDowell's
piano compositions. Mrs Thompson
is an accomplished pianist and an
ardent worker for the cause of mu-
sic. After the program the hostess
served fruit punch and cake. The
next program, Norwegian music, will
be given at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Saum, on the last Friday in
Let everyone interested
in music come to these meetings. No
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