The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-26
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MISS M'GROARTy
ENTERTAINS FRIENDS
Camping Party Feted at Co
lumbia Street Home-Oth-
er News Notes of Interest.

lumbia Street Home-Oth-
er News Notes of Interest.
Mss Evangeline McGroarty. who has
| been camping with a pleasant party at
Gunston, Va, entertained her friends
las Tuesday az her Falls Church home
on Columbia street Among those pres
/ ent were Mr. and Mrs. Bethune. Misses
Moort, Newell. and Messrs. Handy.
Hutchinson. Cummings. Russell. Taylor.
McGroarty. Forse and Shinn-
Miss Ada Rhodes left Falls Church
Wednesday morning with some Of her
Washington friends for Quebec.
| Mrs. Whistle, Of Washington. Is So
! journing for a few weeks with Mrs
| Elizabeth c. Hendrick, on Washington
street.
Mrs. Eugene McNaire and son. Ten
ney. left their Falls Church home this
week to spend several months with rela-
tiveS at Dansville. N Y.
Miss Josephine Richmond, OF Wash
/ ington, is the guest Of Mrs. L. c. Elliott
! Calvin ". Hendrick and wife were
4! weekend visitors at the home Of Mrs.
Z. c. Hendrick. Of Falls Church, this
week.
Miss Marie Mansfield. who has been
visiting the Misses Seay on Great Falls
street. for the past two weeks, returned
10 her Alexandria home this week
The many friends Of Scott Ryer.
/ OF East Falls Church, are pleased to
learn that the operation performed
upon him at the Georgetown Univer-
/ sity Hospital this week for appendi-
/ citis was most successful, and that he
| IS improving.
The Misses seay have as their house
guests Miss Anice Armstrong. OF ''Efer-
~ England" Miss Ethel Pearson, OF
| Washington. and Messrs. Frank. Wal
! ter. and Guilford White. OF Washing
/ ton.
| E T. Fenwick. OF East Falls
! Church. is enjoying a weeks yachting
on the bay with his Washington
friends
Among the washingtonians who were
: guests OF Or. L V B. Marschalk this
week were Mr.. and Mrs c. c Wilson.
I Miss Louise Alderman. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A walker. and Mr.. and Mrs. ".
/ A. Marschalk.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson and
| children are enjoying a weeks stay
/ at Colonial Beach
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Broadus
( have returned 10 Waycroft Cottage,
| after Spending several weeks with rela-
tives and friends in Culpeper and Eau
/ quier counties
/ Irs. S. II. Thornburg gave a luncheon
al her home on Columbia street last
Thursday TO a number OF ner friends.
The members Of the Ladies' Aid So
I ciety. Of the Baptist Church. spent a
most enjoyable afternoon with Mrs. z.
! J. NOrthrop on Thursday
Maurice de Putron. secretary OF the
/ Panama Canal Commission, is on visit
at his home in West Falls Church.
The Rev. ]. Edward Richardson. field
secretary Northern Virginia district
/ Anti-SalOon League. will occupy the pull
1 pit of the Congregational Church Sun
/ day night. which is the regular month
/ " union service night. and viii present
/ the work Of the Anti-SalOon League.
| The Good Temnlars OF Falls Church
viii attend this special service.
rs. S. r silIeman. OF New York. Is
visiting the home OF Henry Ryor. at
East End
| Falls Church and Leesburg base bail
teams played a most exciting game OF
ball on the campus Of Falls Church
s. ,u-day.
NJ and Mrs. William S. Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs G. H Ruckler, Miss
Helen Patterson, Miss Minnie Hines.
Mss Brett, and CrestOn Buckle~, ali
| OF Washington are summering ? I the
Barry Farm" the home OF Mrs E n
Buckler, OF East Falls Church.
John \. Gibson is erecting a large
warehouse AMI lumber shed at East
Falls Church
Mrs. George L Hines, Of Washing
ton, was the guest Of Mrs. /. V. r.
Marschalk this week.
Va, spent a few days this week with
his family at ?. J. McLane's
The members of the Methodist EMS
Copal Church. South, Sabbath school
will go TO Marshall Hall the first
Thursday in August on a picnic
GOOD PROOF.
At a recent colored revival two col
ored brethren started an arguement a
70 the nationality Of ST. Peter. One
brother claimed he was A colored man
while the other one said he was NOT
After arguing for quite a while, one
brother. becoming greatly excited said =