Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-09
HERNDON, VA.

Mrs Alexander wattles and small
daughter of Alexandria We're guests last
week of the formers brothers. NJ T. and
J. E. wilkins Miss Mary Buell. has re-
turned from a short visit TO Mrs. Louise
Wiehle Winters of Washington, and en-
tertained at large dinner Saturday
Little Miss Helen Cummings and brother
Of Washington were guests of their
grandparents in Herndon. Miss Carper
or Dranesville was the guest Saturday of
Mrs. Kache. The Fortnightly Club lid
a reception at their rooms January /,
which was largely attended. Tie rooms
were tastefuly and beautifully decorated
for the occasion. The president. Mrs.
Stephenson, in gray silk. was assisted
in receiving by Mrs. William White,
cream net over cream silk; Mrs. Stroud,
blue silk: Miss Margaret Stanton, gray
chiffon cloth; Mrs. Richard Coleman.
handsome gray costume. with Persian
embroidery: Miss IDA Castleman. white
silk. black cloth: Mrs. Clarence Walker.
black silk: Mrs Harvey Hanes. white
chiffon: Miss Thornton, garnet silk; Miss
Ellen Thornton, blue cloth: Miss Anne
Thornton. gray costume; Mrs. z. Barnum
Buell.. black silk and lace The next
Samuel Clemens mark Twain" will be
held with Mrs Columbus Choate, Janu-
airy II. Miss Thornton. reader. Misses
Eva and Cynthia Cummins returned
Thursday from ten-day visit to Mrs.
II. Van Hagen of 9th street. Reading.
Pa. Miss Shreve of Falls Church has
been visiting Miss Blanche Detweiler,
vino will leave Monday to resume her
studies at Eastern College. Messrs. Wal
ter and Roland Dawson. Thomas Baker
of Loudoun and Wiley of Fairfax Court
House were weekend guests of Mr.. Will
liam H. Dawson. Miss Pauline Whit
taker of Washington has been wishing
Mrs. Stephenson on Monroe street. Miss
Grace Houchen of Washington was a
visitor for the week end of Miss Maude
Yount. Mr. Edwin Blanchard and Miss
Martha Blanchard We're New Year Wis
itors al Miss Hattie Robeys. Miss Edith
twO-week visit to friends here.
Among the guests in Herndon for lne
New Year ball were Mrs. T. n. Me
Laughlin. Miss Frances Mclaughlin.
Miss Mabel Church of Washington. Mr..
and Mrs. L. Foster Orrison of Ashburn.
George Summers of Sterling, Miss Leon
harGt of Norfolk, Mr.. Madison of Flors
and Mr.. William f. Miller,
Miss Hoover of Washington has re-
turned home after pleas visit to Miss
Mildred Davis. Miss Margaret Patch of
Harvard street Washington. has been the
guest of Mrs. Charles Steele on Spring
Slleel, WHO gave IL anu cara parry
in her honor Among those playing were
Mr. Clarence Hutchinson. Miss Lena
Hutchinson. DIR. Hugh Hutchinson. Frank
Robey, Misses Nettie Bradshaw, Margaret
Patch. Margaret Williamson. Mr.. Sea
mans of Wiehle. Mr. Harry Anemus of
Washington has returned after a visit To
Mr. and Mrs. Ii. Harry Bready in their
suburban home. Mrs. Loveless and Miss
Mamie Ioveless of Washington spent the
week end with relatives in Herndnn. NJ.
Rex Frye. Miss Helen Frye and Mr.. Kirk
of the city were visitors recently at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur II. Buell..
Misses Martha Ellen Hoge and Laura
Chamblin of Loudoun are spending the
winter at Mr.. and Mrs Robert .amb
Inns. Mr.. James Toeman of Washing
ton was a visitor for the week end at
Rock Ledge. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Lynn
entertained large party at cards Satur-
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Powell Sum
mers and small son spent Sunday at Ster-
ling Mr.. Woods and Misses Woods Of
Daysyille are spending the winter in
Herndon and are located on Station street.
Mr. Ralph Coleman of Washington was a
weekend visitor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Coleman. Miss Bertha Brad
Floyd Middleton this week. Miss Lydia
Bradshaw of The Plains spent Sunday i'm
Herndon. leaving there for visit to rela-
tives in Loudoun. Miss Maria Gresham
spent Thursday with friends in Washing
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Willard A. Smonds
and little Miss Florence have returned to
Washington after a short stay with Mr..
and Mrs. f. E. Simonds on Monroe street.
Mr.. Charles Howard has returned to
Washington and Mr.. Milton Kerr has re-
sumed his classes at Blacksburg. Mrs.
William III. Dawson sang most pleasingly
al the song service Sunday evening. Rev.
Allan Castleman has returned to his home
in Maryland after a brief visit to his for
mer home here. where his sisters still re-
side Miss Mary Castleman left last week
to spend the remainder of the winter in
Allegheny county. Miss Virginia Wrenn