Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-04
HERNDON.

musical was given Friday evening of last
| week at the residence of W. i. Robey by the
pupils of Miss Annie NJ. Robey. (which was wit
messed and enjoyed by select company. The
| exercises opened with a song by the pupils. We
Shall Be Angels Bye and Bye" This was fol-
lowed by piano solo. Holiday Festival Waltz"
| Miss Jeanne Robey: piano duet. "FaIm's Waltz, -
Misses Mamie and Hattie Crounse: piano solo,
| How Gently Sweet Afton Miss Rose Reed; in
strImental duet Mammals Waltz Misses Lena
| kkidweli and Marion Kirk; piano solo, ''sontay
a0lka' Miss Hattie Crounse; violin and piano
plano solo Air From Linda" Miss Marion Kirk
duet Hours There Were,' Misses Rose Reed
Miss Mamie Crounse: duet. Grand DUKE March '
Misses j. Eobey and NJ Crounse; solo. Thousand
| duet, Some Mothers child Misses NJ. croa,,se
e,m = h"ey In addition to the regular lro
by Miss May Taylor of washir gton. Among those
Eresent We're Mrs. Chas. Reed. Mrs. J. F. Oliver.
ington. Professor j. ]. Darlington. Mf, and Mrs
Join Kirk. Miss Gladys Reed Of Washington, Misses
iAhi5e anu Lizzie Darlington and Mr.. and Mrs. T..
The Junior Christian En1eavore were given a
straw ride and picr,ic Tuesday of this week. The
picnic wos held the grounds OF Mr. w A. Van
Dfrsen. near Red Rock. Five large Wagons were
hlied with straw aud loaded with the Jnreniles
quite early in the morning when they started with
ctetrs ior the place of destination. Arrived Oh
the ground. their efficient Iperinenielt. Mr.. John
a. MIX. whc had pit gram prepared fer the
ca.son, very soon had item their games. when
etLsisrd OF Ies. potato and sack races, ring
awarded to the winners as follows: Reg race
First. Rayn.t nd Burr: secord. Il. Dutton. Sick
Tace-First. Jack ID, lily: second Frank Ro,,ay.
f"ia:o race-First. Charlie Kirk. Cro!uct-First.
Geo. Huron; second Annie Gresham. Bean bag
Fiist. Harry farton: second, George LOBBY.
Qucits-first. Geo;ce Roiey: second Jimmy Grid
ler Ring tess-ffrsi. Henrietta Fillingnme.
picnic dinner lcceiring its deserved share of
6Etion The older people. who present ia
G1"tiy numbers, were highly entertained. and ma!Iy
OF them testified to TIE efficiency Of Mr. Kirk in
iilcnnins and executing, Ia. program which all
JuXsd SO much. The day IVES fully spent the
home delighted with their days enjoyment.
Fred. Schadc, the we'll known champion cycler.
returned here Monday from his victorious trip
throughout the south. Fred is still the unlis
plted champion of the south. as he MAS proved in
lis recent trip. much to the delight of his many
friends mere. Fred. will represent the town in
the big race on Labor day in Washington.
MI J. u. Long of Ieavenworth. Kan, has been
taking a sojorrn Of couple of weeks with DR..
H. A. IoIDson and family. His sister. Miss Cath
crime Long OF Baltimore, also spent few days
at the home Of her friends during her brothers
visit.
iirs. VIM. Dyer of Washington and her daughters
are visiting friends here.
Mr. II. \. Rarrows and portion of his fam
family Of j. IL. Rideout and wife, parents of
Mrs. Burrows.
Mr. II. Wiley is visiting his brother Edgar in
Danville. Va.
Mrs Hoover sister and son of Washington are
boarding with Mrs. f. II. Rideout.
Miss Ethel Mankin is visiting friends in the state
CT New York.
The NJ. +. Church quarterly conference" for north
Virginia is in progress here to continue
days.