Evening star., 1907-08-11

boro. Md. on account Of sickness, has re-
| turned here, where he is very popular.
Misses L.. G. and n. Van relt. Mr. F. D.
Melton and DIR. George NJ Preston. all of
| Virginia. were among the late arrivals this
| week at the inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mckenney Berry of
| Washington are on e visit to the latter S
| parents. Mr.. and Mrs B. West Baker, near
| town. Mrs Berry was formerly one of the
most popular bellies of this section and her
| marriage few years ago was an important
| social event
Messrs. William and John Muse of Kan
| sas are spending some time visiting friends
| Frederick county, of which their family
| have been prominent residents for many
| years.
Miss Esta Glenn. pretty and popular
| young lady of Harrisonburg. Va, who has
| been visit to Miss Hilda Correll of
| Winchester, returned to her home on
Thursday. A number of entertainments
were given in honor Of Miss Glenn during
| her visit here.
The congregation OF the Presbyterian
| Church, one of the wealthiest churches IN
Virginia, has given its pastor. Rev. DR.. J.
| II. Lacy. months vacation. which he is
| spending at the jamestown exposition, Nir-
| ginia Beach. Richmond and at his old home
| at Fredericksburg. Va. He is accompanied
by his son. Sellman Lacy.
| Mr. and Mrs Newton Griffith and chill
dren Of Washington are spending several
weeks with Mrs. Grl.iths relatives at
| Rosenberger.
| Oldtime Virginia hospitality has been
| lavishly dispensed during the past week at
| Soldiers Retreat" The country home of
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Withers in Clarke
| county, where a house party has been in
progress complimentary to Mr.. Flournoy
| Shepperson, talented young student of
| Iv,,i1 ~ L t4I,. i
who is assisting Rev. D. H. Scanlon, pas
| tor of the Berryville Presbyterian Church,
in his m''s'o'ial duties during the sum
| mer. A l3rgs lumber of young people have
| been in attendance at the house party
among others being Mr.. c. Trelan and son
of Washington. who ale visiting in Clarke.
Miss Sadie Devices of Mississippi is
visiting at the home Of her uncle, Mr.. W.
| D. Chipley, near Stephens City, and is be-
| ing entertained much by the many new
| friends she has made since coming to Fir-
| ginia-
Mrs. John NJ. Snyder of Paris. Texas is
! stopping at the home of her mother Mrs.
James Burton. on West Water street.
Mrs: Lucien Carr. 1r., and children and
| Miss Katharine Harrison left Thursday to
spend several weeks at Cape May.
Mrs. Peter Vredenburgh of New York
! who was Miss Virginia Cabell Baker prior
Church here on June 1, is visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander NJ. Baker
on South Washington street. She was ac
| companied home by her cousin. Miss Frances
Peyton Page, who has been sojourning at
Atlantic City and Freehold N. j.. the coun-
try home Of the Vredenburghs.
| DR.. and Mrs. ]. Randolph Graham, who
have been at the jamestown exposition, are
| now at the home of DR.. and Mrs. Julian
| F. Ward, on South Washington street. for
\ py,cr To Nnrr
York. He is the son of Rev. DR.. James r.
! Graham. the venerable pastor emeritus Of
the United Presbyterian churches OF Win
| chester.
Mr.. James Bragonier Of New York is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. H.
Bragonier on North Braddock street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Grant, jr., and
| Misses Elizabeth and Ruth Grant OF Balti-
more are the guests Of Miss Emily Conner
of this city.
Messrs. Theodore and Ernest sloat Of
! at the home of the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter D. Sloat on South Market
| street.
Mrs. Ira Capper and Miss Mary Capper
| have returned from Chesapeake Beach
where they have been spending several
| weeks.
Mrs. G. B. Harris has returned to her
| home in Charles county, Nd. after an ex-
tended visit to her mother, Mrs. William
| Mcpherson Fuller, in Winchester
Misses Mamie wiesel and Margaret Con-
ner of Cumberland, Mr., are being enter
tanned by Mrs. John Seal OF West Cork
| street.
Miss Agnes Tapscott of near Berryville,
| Clarke county, was the hostess at a charm
| lngly arranged tea the other afternoon on
the occasion Of her birthday, and large
number of guests spent delightful time.
Messrs. Thomas and Lee ]. Timberlake Of
| Washington are spending their vacation
with relatives at Brucetown, this county.
Mrs. Cornelia Campbell and Miss Mamie
| Campbell Of Washington are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Lillis Of Winchester.
Rev. James r. Graham, 1r.. and family.
who have been spending several months
with relatives in Virginia principally on ac-
| count of Mrs. Grahams health, will leave
shortly to sail for China, where Rev Mr.
Graham Is connected with the Presby ter1an
| missionary movement.
Misses Mary and Averil Mile, of Mar
| tins burg. w. Va. gave a delightful card
| party few evenings since in honor Of their
guest Miss Alvira Miller of Winchester
who won the first prize. Mr.. Thomas
Lemen. 5r, was awarded the second prize.
| Considerable surprise was occasioned this
week by the announcement of the maria ge
| in Mckeesport. Pa. Of Miss Agnes Eliza
| beth C1ohan. daughter of Postmaster and
| Mrs. Alexander Clohan of Martinsburg W.
Va. and Mr.. Prince H. Dunn, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas L. Dunn of the same
place. The young couple left a few DAYS
before, going to the home of the brides sis
ter, Mrs Ada Hollis. in McKeesport where
the marriage took place. 1t is stated that
there was no objection to the match but
that the principals wished to avoid a pub
lie wedding at home. The bride is a very
pretty young lady and the groom was re-
Gently graduated from the Shenandoah Val
ley Academy of Winchester. Both are
members of prominent families and have
many friends in Washington.
Miss Mary Funkhouser, who has been the
guest of Miss Elizabeth Kern on Amherst
street, left this week for Harrisonburg. Va
where her parents, Rev. DIR. and Mrs A. p
F'unkhouser. are spending the summer at
Assembly Park.
Prof. John Campbell Of Athens Ga. has
joined his family here for the remainder of
the summer. They are. stopping at the
home of Mrs. Campbell's father Mai Rob
ert w. Hunter, on South Washington street
Misses Edith and Nina Brown, daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Few Brown, gave a
charming entertainment a few EVENINGS