Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-14

Mrs B. Zimmerman and Miss May
Zimmerman, Mrs Meyer and her dau&h-
| ter. Mrs. Lulu Meyer Fisher OF Atlanta.
Ga. who have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. e F. Thomson of Clarendon.
returned this week to their homes. Mr..
John Bell and family have moved from
Bancroft to Arlington. Miss Nora Rae
OF Baltimore. Nd, Is the house guest of
her sister. Mrs. Groome Eareckson OF
Chestnut street. Clarendon. Miss Ruth
Cooper of Baltimore. Md, Is visiting her
brother. Mr.. Glenn Cooper OF Clarendon.
Miss Elsye Green Is visiting the home OF
Mr.. G. Cooper of Clarendon. Mr.. T. Nor
ris Wampler and family of Culpeper. Va.
have leased the Mackall property at
CORTLAND. near Clarendon, and moved
into same for the winter. The following
officers of the Clarendon Pleasure Club.
Mr. Frank Ball (president). Miss NJ. E.
Cromwell (vice president, Miss Rubie
Croson (secretary), together with num-
Der OF the club members, were entertained
Friday night at the homo Of Miss NJ. f.
Grunwell at Clarendon where the even
ing was spent In playing games. and at a
late hour IN the evening refreshments
were served by the young hostess. Misses
Gertrude and Louise Hodgkin, after
spending some time at the home OF Mr..
William Thomas, on Spruce street. Clar-
elOOE, nave returned TO tnelr w ArTenIOll
home. Mr.. c. f. Town and wife and Mr..
w. p. Jones and family, who have spent
the summer and fall at Glencarlyn. have
returned to Washington for the winter.
Mr.. E. Z. Wilson, Clarendon avenue.
Clarendon. entertained the Guitar and
Mandolin Club at his home Thursday
night. Among those present were Mr..
Nelson Barker c. V. Treadwell. Charles
Cornwall and w. Fl. Wilson. Miss Helen
McCabe has as her guest Miss Ninette
Schofield Of Tuxedo. Md, at her Ciaren-
don home. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bray
have moved from Ballston to Cherrydale
this week. where they will spend the win
ter. Miss Maggie Osborn Of Washington
was the guest Of Mrs. Annie f. Hooe Of
Ballston this week Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Tardon, who have been visiting relatives
at Churchville, Va. returned TO their
Ballston home Thursday. Mrs. Luther
Walter OF Arlington entertained quite a
number OF the members OF the Trinity
Chapel Guild at her home Monday. Mrs.
s. l.. Johnston. after an extended visit
10 Seattle, Wash, has returned to her
Ballston home. Rev. w. ]. Wright. rec
tor Of Trinity Chapel. at Arlington. re-
turned to his home this week after visit
to Leonardtown, Md, where he was mar
ried October %. and after a wedding trip
to New York returned to his Arlington
home with his young bride this week.
Mrs. Edward Moore entertained the fol-
lowing members of the Mite Society of
IllS 1hClIiOulSl EplSCOpdt 1nurCn dI nST
home Tuesday: Mrs. F. S. Corbett, Mrs.
Arthur Bailey. Miss Kate Robertson.
Messrs Ben and Vernon Smith. Mrs. AL
bert Dye. Messrs. Henry and Albert Dye
and Rev. William Pierpont. A most pleas
ant social hour was spent. during which
refreshments were served. Mrs. A. II.
Bowen had Is her guest this week Mrs.
Turpin and a number OF other friends
from Hyattsville, Md. Mrs. n. A. Rees
and daughter Of Buena Vista, Va are
guests Of Mrs. A. G. James, on Oak street,
Clarendon. Mr.. Arthur J. Porter enter
tanned at his annual dinner at his home
in Clarendon Monday Messrs. G. III. Ruck-
er. III. Stricken, A. c. Jones. DIR. Ralph
Quick. Mr.. Wilson and Postmaster Healy
OF Clarendon, DR.. Wellburn Of Ballston
and Mr.. Straight and son of New York.
After dinner progressive euchre was en-
toyed. Postmaster Healy won the first
prize and Mr. Stricken was awarded the
consolation prize. The new Presbyterian
manse having been completed at Arling ton
and Rev. J. II. De Pue and family being
comfortably settled in their new home.
about seventy members Of the congrega-
ton took possession of the premises
Thursday. After a musical ard literary
program refreshments were served. A
special feature of the evening was the
presentation Of several tons Of coal to the
pastor. who made a most happy speech in
acknowledgment Of 1t.