Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-13
CLARENDON, VA.

Last Saturday afternoon, from 3 to 5
o'clock, an informal reception was held
at the residence of Mrs. Cromwell at
Clarendon, that all the members of St.
Georges Episcopal Church and friends
might meet the Rev. Arthur Seldom
Lloyd, Misrepresentation of this diocese
The parlors and dining room We're dec
Grated, and Mrs. Whallon and Mrs. Alex
ander poured tea and chocolate, and were
assisted in serving the refreshments by
the other ladies of ST. George Guild.
Those present were Mrs. James Alex
ander, Mrs. w. c. Welburn, Mrs. Sneau,
Mrs. Stone. Mrs. r. L. Harrison, Mrs.
Van Slac-., Mrs. 4. NJ. Wampler Mrs.
William Ball, Mrs. McCann, Misses Su-
sic. Nellie, Maude and Virginia Grun-
well, Mrs. King, Mrs. Wade Ball. Miss
Mabel Church. Miss Lawson, Rev. Ed
ward W. Calender and Mrs Calender
and Bishop Lloyd. Mrs. Lottie Spitzer
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Mann and the
Misses harvey Mann of Washington.
d. c., were guests last week of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Priest of Clarendon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Rowzle and Mr.. and Mrs.
Crisp Georgeus of Washington, d. c..
were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nor
ris Lusby. The Misses Helen and Jessie
Walraven of Warrenton, Va, and Mr..
George -Ianley of Baltimore, Nd, We're
guests for several days last week of
Mrs. Claude p. Caldwell of Clarendon.
Miss Ethel King OF Washington, d. C..
was the guest for several days of Miss
Helen King of r'ort Myer Heights. Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Bush entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Brown of Arlington
at their home on Oak street, Clarendon.
last week, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Croson
of Clarendon entertained last Monday
evening. Literary and musical numbers
were given. Among the numbers were
two piano solos, y Mr.. Samuel Bern
STEM Messrs. Whitley. Tate, PARROT
and Eddy sang two duets; Miss Edith
Gideon sang. and. with Miss Garner,
gave several recitations that especially
delighted the Audience; a duet was sung
by Misses Edith Gideon and Edna Miller,
Messrs. Ellie Croson Dallas Ball, II. c.
Eddy and II. +. Croson sang fine quar-
tet; Mr.. Robert Croson sang solo. and
Tate, Miss Mae Thomas and Claude
Thomas was the special feature of the
evening. Mrs. c. +. Lewis of Fort
Myer Heights had as her guests last
Miss Frances Lewis. Miss Vera Lewis
and Messrs, Clarence and Theodore Pec6,
Horace Davis, and Mr.. Newball of WASH
ington, d. c. Miss Emma Shreves of
Washington, after spending several days
as the guest Of Miss Ethel Smith of Ar
lington. has returned home Miss Ethel
Smith of Arlington entertained the MEM
bers of the guild of Trinity Chapel at
ha.. a most enjoyable old-time spelling
bee" at her home, near Fort Myer
Heights, Wednesday night. There were
number of friends from Washington
and near Fort Myer Heights. There
were two classes. one for the older
persons and one for the young. Mr.
c. II. Greenhouse won the china dish,
given for the best speller in the senior
class, and Raymond Greathouse won the
picture prize for the best speller in the
junior class. Miss Ethel King of Wash
ington and Mr.. John Lambert won the
BOBBY prizes. Mrs. G.. II. Rucker of
Clarendon entertained the members Of
afternoon. Miss Lille Powell, Horace
Jacobs and Walter Monroe of Washing
ton, d. c., were guests last week Of
Mrs. Jane d. Galleher of Clarendon.