Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-03

Bethel, Mrs. Lansing Mills Dow. Mrs
Arthur G. Coumbe, Mrs. r. Cotton Lewis
Mrs. Emil Boelter and Miss Doney OF
Washington. Mrs. l.. l.: Freeman enter.
tanned al dinner Saturday in honor of
Miss Fannie Storm, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Jones Miss Blake, Miss Barry Blake and
Mr. Ronald Blake being the guests. MISS
Marion Freeman was entertained at
luncheon Monday by Mrs. G. w. Payne of
Washington and attended the White
House egg rolling. Miss Kathleen Leth
has returned from Baltimore. Mr.
Charles Moore visited the city Saturday.
Friday in Washington. The GUILD of the
Episcopal Church will meet with Mrs.
Pierce Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Preston left Wednesday to
visit her mother in Maryland. MI and
Mrs. s. c. Stuntz and Miss FitzHugh at
tended the wedding of Miss Mary Joseph
inc Solyom de Antafa and Mr. George
Morton Churchill at the home of the
bride, near Somerset Heights, Md, last
night. Mrs w. HI. Goldsmith and Mrs
E. n. LoveweH gave Easter egg rollings
at their homes Monday for the school
children. Mr.. William Trigg, il, and
Miss Martha Trigg visited Miss Stella
Harrison of Glen Carlyn Saturday and at
tended the concert and dance given there.
A meeting of the executive committee of
the Fairfax County Historical Society was
held Tuesday at the public library, Mr.. c.
D. ChOate, president. of Herndon, Judge
j
Fairfax Court House and Mrs. Charles
MacKay Rippey being in attendance. DR..
and Mrs. Kurt Voelckner entertained IN
honor of their daughter Charlotte at
party given Friday night. The young
people present were Miss Martha Trigg, |
Miss Agnes Terrett, Miss Abbie FitZHugh
of Vienna and Misses Christine and kath-
arine Brannin of Washington, and Messrs |
Edward and Richard Pierce and Mr. VIII
Trigg Miss Davis Of Washington was a
of hi
cock The monthly meeting of the Fair |
fax County Chapter, d. A. r.. was held
at the home of Mrs. Edwin S. Bethel Sat
urday. Mr.. J. E. Yea,man of Washing |
ton has been spending the week with bis
son on Maple avenue. Rev. J. NJ. Nourse |
spent part of the week with his daugh- !
ter, Mrs. Jesse NJ. Myers of Westminster,
Md. Mrs. Attic Blythe Waul of Los An
geles was a guest of Mrs. s. c. Sturgis |
last week. Saturday night the Village
Improvement Association held its month
ly meeting An illustrated lecture by Mr..
Boykin of the Office Of roads, Department
of Agriculture, was listened to with great
interest by good audience. The COM
mittee to decide on the location of new
sidewalks was announced-Messrs. r. {.
Lewis, chairman; j. r. Oertel l.. N
Sicily and F. L. Sanderson. DR.. and Mrs.
A. G. Coumbe entertained at a large pro-
present were Mr.. and Mrs. L.. NJ. DOW.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Lovewell, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. f. King. Mrs. C. NJ. Rippey. Mrs.
f. S. Bethel, Mr. Edwin Bethel, Mrs. f.
P. Boushee Mr.. Frank Boushee, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs G. E. Bah
cock, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Stowell. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Oertel, Mrs. S. G. Sturgis, Mr..
Galen Sturgis, Miss Rebecca Rollins Miss
Martha Trigg and Miss Abbie FltzHueh,
all of Vienna; Misses Mary and Louise
of Washington Mr.. and Mrs.
Wellborn of Ballston, Mr.. Dawson of
Herndon, Miss katherine McCandlish of
Piedmont, w. Va, and Miss Donohoe,
Miss Helen Moore, Mrs. Thomas r. Keith.
DR. and Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. Ford. DR..
Moncure and Mr.. Wilson Farr of Fairfax
Court House. Mr.. Galen Sturgis carried Off
the first prize pair of cuff links: Mrs.
Ford, a cut-glass dish: consolation prizes
went to Mr.. l.. NJ. Dow and Miss Louise
and the BOBBY prize to Mr..
E. n. Lovewell.