Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-10
FALLS CHURCH.

The dance given 10y the young people Of the town
at Odd Fellows Hall recently a very enjoy
able affair. Messrs. T. L. Rorel,eck and T. H.
Nourse were the committee in charge and Ir. and
Mrs. ]. u. Gould, Mr.. and Mrs. William Strana-
han, Mrs. G. II. Phillips and Miss Matte Gundry
composed the committee on reception. The hall
was handsomely decorated with evergreons aud
the pillars and stage dTaPed with large
American flags. supper served during the
evening on the stage. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs Lynn Abbott OF Chicago. Misses Belle
and May Davenport. Edna Birch. Julia Patterson
isea Graham, Emma Holtzclaw, M,ssrs Fred
i . 4 r. Henry Phillips. g. A birch Of Wash
Messrs. hrooke Young and J. L. Darby Of Glen
Edith Q: Merriieid, Anabee Rowen. Elauche Brdn-
ncr, Margaret Nourse. Claudio Curtis, Byrii"
LIE Mfowr n'' Nellie ha'f nawxhuls s s r and
man. Bertha tapneT. MesSrs. q. A l.. Merrh,ld
Eastman. E. NJ Talbot. {. W; Parker Geo. I.
Mankin. Charles MoGowan J. T.. Jacobs Arthur
and and, Webb Flagg. VIII Melville. Neil Graham,
The Village improvement Society met Monday
at the home OF Dr. L. &. Quick. with Mr.. l.. -.
Parker. president. presiding and Mr.. Geo. w.
fawxhurst acting as secretary. The proposition Of
the Tuxedo Mandolin Quartet of Washington To
give the society benefit referred the
ecutire committee. The imitation OF Miss Belle
next time was accepted Mr. A. NJ smith united
with the soriety; 1t WAS announced that Prof. II.
Monday night next, the fourth lecture Of the sea-
son un'er the auspices of the society. The pro-
l..
IIiett, recitation hy Mrs Dr. J. Is. Gould solo hy
Mrs Edward Eels reading 10y Mr.. Z. y. Meekiu9.
Mrs. l.. y. Meekins
Mr.. f. F. Rorebeck. deputy state counsellor fer
the following officers for the ensuing six
J. II. Wells. counsellor: ]. A. Poole vice coun-
assistant secretary; A ID. Swift. financial serra-
tary; W. II. Neitch, treasurer: g. A. Brunner.
Junior past counsellor: Upton Gallcher. conductor;
Walter Moreland, warden: c. $. Garrets'n. guard;
f. A. Kimhall, sentinel: Peter Mabin chaplain.
II chi RFtNs1ar
Good Tempiars OF Virginia. delivered temper
ance address before large audience in the Zap
of Pioneer Lodge. No. /. Rev. ID. L. Rathbun pre-
sided and other ministers of the town present
the NJ. T.. Church and Rev. John McGin. RECTOR
of ,a the EGss"%l Church. Mr. Guy tool for his
furnished excellent music for the occasion.
since at luncheon, Mrs Judrn R..yas Mrs. rs" aI ~
Webb Mrs 4. p Eastman, Mrs. 4. C. Rorebeck
The woman's Missionary Society Of the Pap
list Church sI met at the home of Mrs. z. J.
tribution and special collection for The mission
aries ia China were handed In and amounted
Mrs seaman. Mrs. Tiawaburst Mrs W." Scr rinp'
Miss Emma Reed and Miss Emma Seaman.
master Of the odd d Fellows assisted by S MY ' "a
Drummer as grand marshal W. ii. Nowlan grand
Mankin. grand secretary: j. II. Brunnqf. grand
permanent secretary. Thursday night Installed the
noble grand; c. r. Newman vice grand; ]. II.
Garretson, secretary; Geo w. Havxhurst perma-
nent secretary; II. e. Ryer. treasurer: J. H. Brun-
ner. chaplain; W, H. Nowlan. inside guardian:
A II. Jacobs outside guardian: q. A. Brunner
warden: W. II. veiich. right supporter to noble
grand; ] y. Chaplin. left supporter TO noble grand:
j. Il. Wells. right supporter to vice grand; b. A.
Hummer. left supporter to vice grand; A. D. Swift,
right scene supporter; J. A. Poole left
supporter; E. i. Crump, organist--
Mr. W. T. SpraDkle and Miss Sarah Mari were
married Thursday night at the parsonage of the
NJ E. Church South, Rev. A. NJ Cackiey onhci-
ating.
Mrs Maria Forbes Of this town has received
from Mrs. VIM. Mckinley, the Presidents wife, q
pair Of slippers made by her.
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