The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-29

East End. Wednesday afternoon
Among those present were Mrs. Cooper,
Mrs. Smythe. Mrs. Machin, Mrs Gar
ner, Miss Ruth Garner and her guests,
Miss Doyle, of Washington, and Mrs.
Noble Moore.
George Crossman has broken ground
this week for a dwelling on his proper
~ at East End, near the home OF
Scott Ryer.
The Newell Printing Company has
moved TO the building recently occupied
by the East End postOnice.
Percy Foster. OF washington, will
give an organ recital at the Congrsga-
Jonal Church here on November 30. At
the same place and time Miss aEar-
garet Nourse will give N illustra ted
talk on her Western trip This VIII
De most enjoyable evening, and such
a program should draw a crowded
mouse The proceeds for the benefit of
the Congregational Church.
The Bible Glass Of the Episcopal
Church met at the charming home of
Mrs. UnVerZagt on Washington street
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. FOXwell. a
glIted and thoroughly grounded Bible
teacher. delivered a most instructive
address to class Of twenty ladies.
The Literary Club Of Falls Church
will hold its first meeting at the home
OF Mrs J Z. Amos. on "Wednesday
December 2 The leaders for the after
noon are Mrs. Morsell, Mrs. Fadeley,
Mrs Moncure, ana Mrs. c. II. Nc
GTOart-.
The ladies Of the Episcopal Guild
Will give an enjoyable supper, and
have a sale OF dolls and fancy work.
and as special attraction an Illus
trated lecture viii be given by Frank
POstOn on the yosemite Valley" at
Odd Fellows Hall here, December .
There viii be no charge from 4 to
o'clock for children, who wish to pur-
chase refreshments and Christmas pres
ents.
Miss Frederline and her mother. OF
South Carolina, were guests Of the
hOspitable home of Mr. William T
Parrot, on Broad street this week.
Miss Doyle. of Washington. d. c.. is
the house guest OF Miss Ruth Garner
at her home on Columbia street.
Mr.. Hartman and children. Of Wash
lngton, d. c., paid a visit to his Falls
Church friends this week.
Mrs. FraveI and children, Of Falls
Church are visiting her parents in Bal
Jlmore, Md, where they enjoyed
Thanksgiving.
Miss Virginia AIcGiH. of The Plains.
Va, who has been visiting MI J n.
OdeB. has gone to Columbia, 5. c., on a
visit.
Mrs. I. A. McConchie. OF Remington,
Va. is the guest OF her sister, Mrs r.
Z. Priest OF Falls Church.
Claude sturm. Of Washington. D. c,
Washington street this u-aaL
Mrs. r. c. L.. Noncure. Of East End,
entertained at luncheon Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Calender last Friday. Among
those present were Mrs. Fellows. Mrs
Garner and Mrs. UnveTzagt.
Harry Rays, Of West End, has moved
10 the hosptable home Of A. II. Barber
at East End.
H. H. Anderson, Of Falls Church. was
called 10 AshevilIe. n. c., last week by
the death OF his brother. Edward An
derson. who had gone TO North Caro-
lima some time ago in the hope OF re-
gaining his health His remains we're
brought 10 Rappahannock. Va and in
TERED in the old family burying ground
D.. L. ShEtWell. OF Falls Church. attend
ed the Sneral in Rappahannoek.
Miss Mary Botta, who has been the
guest Of T. a. Broadus. has returned
to her home in Bealeton. Va.
The Village Improvement Society will
give a supper at Odd Fellows Hall. on
December 3, a TUmmage sale in jan
9aTy, ana a pretty play, Cinderella In
falry Land under the supervision of
Mrs. Fred Dudley. in which about TWEEN
ty-hve or Falls Church young folk will
take the leading parts. The proceeds OF
these viii be for the haif expense
promised by the society 10 pay for ce-
lnent walk now being made.
The Rev. W. S. o. Thomas Will COM
IaeTce protracted meeting IN the Bap-
list church here the first Sunday In
December. He win be assisted bV the
Rev r d. Garland, secretary of the
State mission board, OF Richmond
J. r Royston, OF Falls Church. IS !
building a tne barn at Chesterbrook for |
Charles Fellong.
George Erwin is making hne proe-
Tess on the REINFORCED concrete walk IN I
Falls Church near East End. The walk |
will be five feet wide and 415 feet long
built on piers with ten-foot span with /
iron rails two feet high on both sides
This will he a great improvement to |
the town when completed. Il is estl-
mated TO cost 800.
Misses RosaHe and Ruby Broadus. |
who have been the guests OF T. A |
BrOadus at Waycroft Cottage, have re- |
turned to Alexandria
Miss Minnie D. Ellison. Of West Falls
Church, left Tuesday for Lynchburg /
Va. where she will be the house guest |
OF her cousin. Miss Ella Ban, for some
days.