Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-17
SUBURBAN NEWS
FALLS CHURCH.

One of the pleasantest family reunions that has
taken place in Falls Church that of the Quick
family Tuesday, when Mr.. and Mrs. j.. V. Quick
had with them all their children, ten in numser-
seven sons and three daughters-with a number Of
members of their families. making a gathering OF
twenty-five in all, viz: Mr.. and Mrs. j. v. Quick,
jr.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Van Quick of Farmwell,
Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ". Bubb, Mr. and Mrs.
John Il. Quick and John, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard A Quick of Washington. Rev. and Mrs
George ". Quick of Springfield, Mass; Mrs. Lam
bert b. Dixon and Harry of Quakertown, n j.;
Mr. and Mrs Charles H. Quick and daughte.
Miss Ida j. quick Of Fails Church. Mr. and Mrs
]. v. Quick, though the former is sixty-eight and
es ter @ Ga natives ha Se%
Jersey, and came to Virginia in 1870 and settled
dairy fa9m ey moved to FAILS caa %s in
and have fine residence on Little Falls street.
feny was r ie ocehso S' Mss IL Of
George W. Quick of Massachusetts who was mar
on Visit I" his s, PARENTS ha The day Was spent in
social intercourse, and the children all being sing
sen Te rso WAS sassd With stnrnS od he
With You Till We Meet Again. Daring the day
brachG ali those present, and TIE other the father
mother and ten children
Mayor Payne, Councilman J. {. DeIutron was
Iefr pepn T% VEN tenn W aleer p s Gnad
E. F. Croker. H. l. Turner and J.. C. DePutron
pairs to the council A bill of $40 for set
OF stone-crusher jaws disalowed by the
finance committee contrary to agreement under
which the crs,shcr purchased. John Miller
was elected town scavenger number of bills
Were reported or 10y the finance committee and r
dered paid The committee on street lighting made
no recommendations The committee to confer
with the authorities of the electric railroad in ref
erenee to route through town made no report.
A business meeting of the Christian Emlearor
Society WAS held Monday night at the home Of the
vice president. Miss Nellie f. Hawxhurst, who. in
the absence ts, Of the president, presided Mr. aud
and Mr.. Johnnie McKilen were elected to active
membership. and Mr. Stuart Poole associate
member. II was voted that business meeting be
held the first week in each month. Reports of
eral committees received.
Miss Eoise Kaiser of Washington is again visit
Ing Miss Anita Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Buxton and son Bronson, who have
been summering at Shannvndale Springs, W. Va,
returned home yesterday.
Rev. l.. W. Jones, D., of Philadelphia, IA
district superintendent of the Congregational Home.
rineld.
have returned from Lordoun ctu;,ty, Virginia. where
Siey have been in attendance at the district con-
kFence Of the VI. E Church.
Miss Ida Moreland has returned from visit TO
jierds al Bailey's Cross Roads, Va
At she meeting Of Pioneer Loslge of Good Tenn
Dars Iu. s'iay night. Mr.. f. NJ. Ball and Miss Mel
Session of the Grand odge nj Danville Va. made an
interesting report of the proceedings that Iody
One application for membership was received. and
HLder god Of the order. Miss Emma Garner rccfei
and addresses Were made Ivy Rev. u. l.. Rathbrn.
Mr.. J. NJ Thorne. and Others.
Miss Lille Porter was injured quite severely
Monday 10y making misstep from tine porch.
The public meeting under the a1sIcas Of the
Bryan and SewaH club will I've held at Odd Eel.
lows Hall next Tuesday night. when Col. ]. F.
RiAey Will speak
Revival services are being held this week in the
NJ f. Church South, Rev. A. NJ. CackIey, pastor
Key j. T. Williams of Alexandria, Va, will assist
In the services