Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-01
FALLS CHURCH.

Tie losing exercises of the public graded So hoo
of the town took place ut odd Fellows Han
Friday afternoon, and were attended by large
concourge of the patrons and citizens of The town
They were in charge IF Miss flortnrc Leeds,
teacher Of the intermediate department, assisted
by Miss Ida n Ball. teashar of the primary de-
partment, and reflected much credit ON both
scholars and teacher. The program consisted OF
songs. recitaiOns, dialogu essays. and was par
tcipated in by Misses Maud Nowlan Ella Man
kin. Katie Merry, Mamie Russell, Olive lilies.
Lntte Niles. Bessie Tucker. Helen Russell, Jessie
Newton, ,hcl Rollins Nary liowel Pearl NeitcL,
Iansy Tnyne, Fannie ELLISON. Jennie H"lEson Ad
Martha Rowell, Minnie Ellison, Marguerite Row
eli, Cora Lynch, Annie Payae Elsie Newton, Mar:
brown, Mabel Newman, Edna ShipmLn, Masters
Willard Shipnlan, Robot Iiodgkin Joseph Lut
tre Talbot Lynch William Brown. David Lut-
ell Carl McIniurG.
A de ghtfu party was given Thursday night by
Miss Maud Summers at The residence OF her broth
friends. Among thoss pres mt we're: Nj. and Mrs.
G. l.. Elan. on. Ada Bo'rnsten. Edith and corinTe
ihur Flagg. b. B. Patterson, E. r. Rorc6eck, G.
W Parker, F. G.. DeI'utron G. B. Rhodes George
Garrett. Dancing was INDUCED in, and Il nice sup
Miss Mary McCul!och of Point Pleasant, W. Va,
Mr. ' q b aas o hs' Of Pnaaep p' is visiting Lis
parents; Mr. and Mrs Daniel l;hodes Of West End
Ie Lqdis AID Soss , Of 9s s Eapi, c9n, Is
,rsdeace IF MI and Mrs: Z j. Ga Ii,T;, Those
Nortnr,p, Mrs; j. V. Quick. Mrs. Harry Gairn,
Mrs. J. NJ. Newton Miss Jennie Hg;in. Miss
Ryan. Miss Ida J. Quick. Miss Bessie Newton, Rev.
Geo w. Quick. Or T. c. Out *. lee cream, straw
berries and cake Were sesvcd.
Roy. Geo. W. Quick OF Springfield Mass, who
has been visiting his parents, Nr. and Mrs ]. V.
Quick. r"tn:nel 10 his nome Saturday.
Mr.. Bron>Jon Buxton assisted fy Miss Margrct
Noursc. led the young peoples meeting Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. X. Raymond Of Washington
spent Saturday ard Sunday in town. visiting Mr..
and Mrs: S. II. Newlpn-
NJ mortal day was spent by citizens In various
ways Mnhy attended the services at Arlington.
The members Of the Congregational Church had
enjoyable picnic at Prof Nou.Se's. The San
Souci Club spent the day at Great Falls.
Mr.. w. II. Feitch. who has been detained at the
home Of his parents, near Balston. for the past
week account of bis recent Illness, Is very
much improved. and Is expected return to his
home here In few da;s.
Mr.. J. w. Berry Of Washington has rented the
Luttrrll and Staln5augh property Broad street,
and will move in soon the repairs 10 the
dwellirg completed.
Mr.. ard Mrs f. II. Marry left this mornin: Cor
The mission band OF the Presbyterian Church held
4 meeting 1T the SIni ~ school of the
Pre- sbyterln Church Suulay afternoon
\ large number Of prrmpt:Jus made In the
Of the Term Friday. The following obtained the
largest percentage the examinations: Eighth
grade Miss Flora ChapInln. seventh grade. Miss
Ethel Rollins; sixth grade, Miss Maud Nowlan;
Efth Miss Emma Seaman: fourth. Miss Bessie
Tucker: third, Master Laurence Sims: second Mas
ter James Thompson; trst Master Berry Hotlcson
The funeral Of Mrs. Susan West an aged tolorcl
woman took place from Eere Sunday, The remains
being taken to Vienna fer internSnt.
Mrs. EStfia Il. Mortified and Miss Tpnie Morri-
field motier ard sister of Mr.. g. A l.. McrrifeId
left for Maine this morning., where they will spcud
the summer.