The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-27
MASONS ENTERTAIN
AT FALLS CHURCH
Many Guests Attend Enjoyable
Social Affair-Other News
Of Town.

FAILS CHURCH. VA. April IT.,
One of the pleasant socials that has
ever taken place in our town was the
one given last Friday night at odd
Fellows hall by kemper Lodge OF
Masons to the members and invited
guests. The large public hall of the
odd Fellows was handsomely decorated
FOR the occasion and an orchestra from
the city discoursed music while the
guests seated at small tables In the
hall partook of the elaborate refresh
ments served The lodge room was
used for the reception OF the guests
Mr.. church in few words welcomed
the members and their friends and
they were made to feel at home After
refreshments were served dancing was
INDUCED In by those who felt 80 dis
posed. Among those present were
Mir. and Mrs A H. Barber. Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. +. Church. Mr. and Mrs r A.
Crenshaw. Mr.. and Mrs. F. y Dudley
MT. and Mrs, PICKERING Doge. Rev. and
Mrs Dawson, DR. and Mrs, Fedeiey
Mr.. and Mrs. Green. Mr. and Mrs. Fox,
DR. and Mrs. Gould. Mr. and Mrs
Hawxhurst. MIR and Mrs Oliver. MIR
and Mrs. Parker, Mir, and Mrs Potter.
pr and Mrs 7. ID. quick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Terreyson, Rev. and Mrs Thomas, Mr.
and Mrs. Thompson. MIR and Mrs Cas-
sell, Mrs Lizzie Brown, Mars Capner
Mrs. Copper, Mrs. j. W Garner, Mrs
sparrow, Mrs: Nettie Thampson. Misses
Eva Birch. Mabel Church Katie Cren-
shaw. Margaret Dudley. Susie DAWSON
Grace Fadelay. Ruth Garner. Catherine
Garner, Josephine Howard. Florence
King. Gertrude and Margret Loving
Lula Mankin, Mabel McintufT e eileen
Bertha and Elizabeth Newell, Steven
Ida Thomas, Grace Thompson, Messrs
Sue . Allen, II, E, Brown. VIM. Everett
Chas. Fadeley, Hess. Horace King. H.
/. kays. Wtnfred Lee r. Loving, O.
W. Mankin. G. r Mapkin. Hazel New
ell f.. Newell, DR. r. A. Quick. $. j.
Rinker. Rev. f J. Richardson. r. NJ
Weir, Stanton Weaver
A special meeting of the two council
was held Monday night. Mayor Hawk
hurst presiding and the following mem
Der present
Messrs Brown, Gould, Barbor Glib
son and Hawxhurst. Absent Messrs
Ellison, Rust, Shreve. and Biilingsley
After auditing several bills, the coun-
Gil heard from Mr.. Weller. electrical
engineer of the Alexander Electric
Light Company who stated that Ii was
proposed in the near futre to extend
the lines to Theological Seminary,
thence TO Ballston and Clarendon and
Falls Church. The company expects
to reach the Seminary in Septem Der
and receiving sufficient encoura cement
would continue to Clarendon. Ballston
and Falls Church No franchise was
asked from the town at this time as
their plans. Mr. Wellers remarks were
well received and it is hoped that the
matter will assume tangible form at
no distant day.
notwithstanding the inclement
weather there was an attendance of
over nifty at the NJ. T.. Church. South
sunday night to hear the reports OF
the delegates to the recent State cen
vention of the Sabbath schools held
in Norfolk
Mr. Ellison had charge of the ser
vices, which were opened with reading
of the Scriptures by Rev Mr.. Anders
and prayer by Rev DIR. Dawson In
tsresting reports were made BY Mrs.
Geo w. Hawxhurst. Miss Ethel NJ
Payne, II. II. ShreYe. J--W, Seay.Jr
and W. NJ. Ellison. 1t was regretted
that the weather prevented the other
delegates from being present. Those
who attended the convention from
Falls Church were:
MIR and Mrs. M. T.. Church, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Fox. Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ
Ellison, Mrs. HaWxhnrst. Miss Carrie
BAH, Miss Ethel Payne and Mr. Charles
Harmon, Mr.. and Mrs Shreye