Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-29
VIENNA, Va,
,ecial Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence or The Star.
VIENNA, Va, May IS, 1910.
Mrs Thomas Keith of Fairfax Court
House was Vienna visitor Wednesday,
Mrs: John F. Stowell has returned from
a months visit to her sister. Mrs. Gurley
OF Garrett Park, Md. Mr.. J. W. Echols,
DR.. R. D. Leith, Mr.. Frank Sanderson
and Mr.. James Allen visited Fairfax
Court House Tuesday. Mrs. Joseph Berry,
with Masters Owen and Gilbert, has
gone to Bluemont for the summer Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Macl1ay Rppey and
Masters Donald and Stevens have re-
moved to Herndon for the summer Mrs.
Emil Boelter was a visitor to friends in
the city Saturday. Mrs. Chinn Of An
napolis and Mrs. Sullivan Of New York
city visited Miss Eugenie Moore last
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs James Cameron
are spending the week end with relatives
at Long Green. Md. Mrs. Cameron is
with her parents at Falls Church over
Decoration day. Mrs. Joel Barbin is Wis
iting her daughter. Mrs. A. G. Counbe.
Mrs. Babcock entertained at luncheon
Friday, the guests being Mrs. L. NJ. Dow.
Mrs A. G. Coumbe and Miss Rebeka h
Rawlings. Mr.. Harry Dante. Mr. Julian
Barnes. Miss Maitland and Miss Florence
Piper of Washington are weekend guests
OF Mrs. Charles E. Babcock Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen c. Stuntz and son Laurance
Will leave Wednesday for a trip to Nc
keesport, Fort Wayne. Chicago and south
ern Wisconsin. After their return July
they will spend the summer at their
summer home west of the village Miss
1nez Frew Of Kentucky has been with
Mrs. S. G. Sturgis for the past fortnight.
Misses Edna and Mamie Schultz were IN
and family have just moved into their
new home here. Mr. Munford has lust
been assigned to the local Methodist
Protestant charge.
Shackleford. Miss Rice and Mr. Joseph
Shackleford drove to Great Falls last sun
day to spend the day. Miss Rice's scAool
at Clarks Gap closed this week and she
left for a weeks visit at Niagara Falls
Mr.. Pembroke FitzHugh of culpeper spent
the week end with Vienna relatives. Mrs.
William julien Brown and Miss Addie
Brown OF Tenleytown were luncheon
guests of Mrs. S. c. Stuntz Thursday.
Mrs. James Cameron entertained Mrs. e
E. Babcock at luncheon Tuesday. Mrs.
Lena Foelckner returned to her home in
Washington Friday. Mrs. Adkins of
Woodford was a Vienna visitor last week.
Mrs Blight and her brother-in-law. Mr.
Blight of Haymarket. spent fortnight
with Mrs. John Hunter and Mrs. James
Carter. Miss Martha Trigg and Miss Bees
sic Watts spent the week end with Miss
Stella Harrison OF Giencaryn. Mrs. ].
- eHSoi anu MIS-. stanford spent
Monday in Washington. Mrs Mary Hus-
sey was weekend visitor to Vienna
friends. DR.. and Mrs. George B. Corey
have leased the home of Mr. and Mrs. c.
NJ. Rippey for four months and will take
possession June 1. The Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Episcopal Church will meet June 7
with Mrs. 8. f. Smith of Oakton. Prof.
Anton Gloetzner and family Of Washing
ton Will soon occupy the home on Wind
over recently leased from Mr.. r. c. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis will spend the sum-
ton.
Mrs. Charles c. Gibson spent Tuesday in
Washington. The Misses Castleman of
Herndon drove to Vienna Sunday last and
attended the afternoon service at the
Episcopal Church. Mrs. A. c. KENYON
spent Thursday with her mother, Mrs.
Newlin. a Bancroft. Mrs. Walter Jones
entertained the Fairfax County Chapter,
d. A. r.. at her country home at Glen
carlyn Wednesday, when Mrs Walworth
gave splendid talk on the organization
members from Vienna who attended were
Mrs. George f. King. Mrs. Charles f.
Mower. Mrs f. n. LoveWell. Mrs Edwin
s. Bethel and Mrs. Arthur G. Counlbe
Others present were Miss MAY Ballard of
Falls Church. Mrs. Franklin Sherman and
Miss Miriam Sherman OF Ash Grove Mrs
Conner Jones of Washington. Mrs. Palm
Mrs. Ellison and Miss Mitchell Miss
Frances Trigg is able to be out after a
idly recovering. Miss Elsie Sullivan
spent part Of the week with her father.
Mr.. NJ. Sullivan. Mrs. j. c. l.. Wilson en-
tertained Mrs Cameron. Mrs. Stafford and
Miss Kathleen Leith at luncheon Thurs
day.