Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-07

were Handsomely decorated for the occasion and
everything presented a holiday appearance The
Ryan Cornet Band Of fourteen pieces from Loudoun
county, arrived on the early morning train and
discussed pleasant music through the town until
the hour for the commencement Of the days ex-
eicises. The parade in the morning, In charge of
Mr. p. +. Rorebtck, marshal, was q unique fea-
ture Of the day. On the arrival of the train from
washington In the morning the procession formed
the town, headed by the band The turnouts were
costumes O. the various individual riders were
g h IN the extreme The procession ended ut
l a sports: under the supervision Of DR.. r. @.
Oulek chairman. commenced. After q spirited
E +. Rorebeck won in the IOO-yard dash, coward
aa a and IN the running high jump; MIR. Guy Lut-
hammer and also In putting shot; Mr.. V. Y. Ter
rett won in the senior bicycle race and Robert
at IT., the subdivision grounds closed with a base
c Sa game between the Fort Myer and Falls Church
o At 5 s0y the
b fne n, Easie House lawn commenced presided
eiety After music by the band. prayer was offer
G ca py hey nj: John e pastor of the Episcopal
come by Mr.. ]. d. Payne, mayor of the town. A
M 9ahn quartet consisting of Mesls. w r. Eastman
sang In good style The Star Spangied Bnnnera''
hiss Edith O. Merritied presiding at the organ.
troduced who gave in an excellent manner .ne re en-
tation entitled THE American Flag" followed by
Mr fsa'ins R ., the peeartion Of undergraduates by
ana ahs Miss Ada Townsend of Washington delighted
@ fSPee p with one Of her select recitatons
day, was then introduced. and delivered an adj.
spd sn Sd sh merit which aroused much
OF ola me , successful contestants for the several prizes
address Of congra tulation. Mr.. T. r Ror tn
p Rnn Won the nlst prize in three contests Mr.:
as M onn prize SECOND On the n i6e
yard va, dash and Mr.. Claud Christman the second in
p rt s in n,sh jump mp Mr. Guy Luttre the first
Buxton the second. Mr. Y. Y. Terrett won nth the
FIRST prize in the senior bicycle race and Mr.. Lewis
lott the second In the junior bicycle race the
FIRST prize was awarded Mr. Robert Proudft and the
s sb 10 ambrose Moore For the best turnout in
Church, and for the most ludcrous the first prize
e MI Lss,er Robinson and second to Master Guy
exercises, and NEST pleasant day spent by
The Christian Endeayor soclable at the residence
Of Mrs. Kate Wright Friday night was largely Mt
lighted fey MtS b a hs lawn was
program rendered by the social committee Re-
Mr.. G. A. were IT, s Mertiea lind as his guest, Sat
nrday Col. W.; T. Pierson Of Florida, Prof. Sites
a' Miss eap seF Srs of
Day night In honor of her guest. Miss Mamie Pond
r. ERnst1 "s Bic Those were Misses
ME Moore: Edith Mer,ideld. Meta Philips, Mamie
y. II. and j. II: Eastman Waiter Birch, G ".
Parker, G. NJ: Rathhun. nice supper was served.
Miss Size N. Riddle entertained a number Of
friends AT lunch on her beautiful lawn Saturday.
Miss Annie Lucas of Alexandria spent several
days with Mrs. j. H. Garretson.
Miss Adella De Moss. who has been visiting the
Misses Jacobs, returned to her home in Baltimore
Saturday.
Mrs. Kate Wright and Miss NJ. NJ. Wilson, dele
gntes to the state conference Of the Epworth
League, which met in Lynchburg last week, made
Interesting reports at the N. E. Church South last
night before large audience. A branch Of the
league will be organized next Wednesday night In
the NJ Z Church South.
Miss Maud Rathbun led the young peoples meet
ing Sunday evening.
Mrs j. W. Taylor is at Colonial Beach.