Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-29
FALLS CHURCH.

An interesting song service was held by
Pioneer Lodge of Good Templars at the last
meeting, during which remarks were made
by Rev. D. l.. Rathbun. Rev. s. A. Ball. j.
r. Jacobs, NJ NJ. Erwin. j. II. Garretson,
Carl Rathpun and Others. One application
for membership was received.
Miss Maud Rathbun is visiting friends in
Baltimore.
The Baptist Sunday school celebrated
Christmas on Monday night, with an en-
ioyable entertainment at the church.
Mr. C.Emmons Watson of Columbian Uni
ve.sity is spending the holidays at home
here.
Rev. d. II. Riddle of Maryland is visiting
his sister. Miss Sue Riddle.
Mrs. Nj. F. Chambiin will move into the
city for the winter, in few days
Miss Cora Rathbun gave a delightful
luncheon to a few of her friends on Thurs
day.
Mr. w. H. Veitch Is contemplating extern
sive improvements to his store building by
raising it several feet and building porch
in front.
The Village Improvement Society meets
at the residence of DR.. j. b. Gould on Mon
day night next.
Falls Church Lodge No. IL. 1. o. o. F..
met on Thursday night and elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing six months.
viz: W. NJ. Ellison, noble grand: f. Frank
Shoots. vice grand; II. r. Center. recording
secretary; w. H. Nowlan, permanent sec
rotary: w. n. Lynch. treasure; Thomas
Hitler, chaplain; Frank Newman, organist;
+. F. Croker, assistant organist: Geo. W.
Hawxhurst. past grand. District Deputy
w. ID. Zimmerman of Alexandria was in
vtted to be present at the next meeting for
the purpose of installing these officers. All
arrangements for the entertainment at the
hall TO night Wee perfected, which promises
to be an enjoyable affair.
MIR. A. f. Lounsbury, an old resident Of
the town, is quite sick.
Mr.. W. H. Erwin. who has been very sick
for several weeks. is out again.
Miss Aida Boernstein gave a pleasant
party at the residence of her parents on
Thursday night. 1t was an enjoyable oc-
casion for the many young people present
Among those present were Messrs Arthur
and Webster Flagg. Charles Parker. VIII
liam and Hudson Patten, ID. b. Patterson,
W. ID. Evans. William Melville, F. H. East
man, Elmer Jacobs. Guy Luttrell. Curtis
Rorebeck, A. K. Raymond. Phillip Nourse
G. t. Mankin. Writ Kinsley, Oswald Stats
of Vienna, and Mahon Haines of Washing
Washington, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert W. Sum-
mers, Miss Pearl Heitmuller. Miss Beulah
Boernstein. Miss Tillie Emmert. Miss Matte
Haines of Washington and Misses Pe-sis
Proudit. Cystic Heffner. Nellie Hawk
hurst. Mary Rhodes. May Simons, Lottie
Patten, Ludie Brenizer, Clara L. Gulager
Mildred Searle. Blanche B-unner, Jean Nc
Farland, Nellie Ford. Dorothy Searle Clau-
die Curtis. Ida Mcfarland. Edna Luttrell,
Jennie Simpson. Alice Wood, Nina Newton,
Fannie Moore, Florence Poole. Supper was
served and dancing INDUCED in
There was a large number present at the
sociabie of the Congregational Church held
at the residence of MIR. and Mrs A. P
Eastman on Thursday night. An excellent
program was rendered, consisting of the
following. viz: Reading by Messrs A. p
Eastman and G. F. Rollins; reeitations by
Mrs d.. j. b. Gould and Rev. ID. H. Riddle;
vocal music by NJ. S. n. Pond. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs G. F. Rollins
DR.. and Mrs. J. b. Gould, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
r. Newman. NJ. and Mrs. VIM. Thompson
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ryer Mrs. Nourse
Mrs Rorebeck, Mrs. Brown Mrs. Moore
the Misses Simons and Birch of Washing
ton. Miss Mamie Pond of Roanoke Misses
Nourse, Riddle, Poole, Ballard, Messrs Jen-
kins. Riddle Pond Eastman. Kinslev
Nourse, White and others.