Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-17

week end at his suburban home, Chest
noka, and with relatives. Mr.. Donald
Callar has returned after a short stay
in Maryland. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bal
Ion had as guests for the week end Misses
French and Jenkins OF Washington. Mr..
Curtis Arundel spent Sunday with his
parents In Ashburn. Miss Levy of
Washington spent Monday with Mrs.
Hutchinson spent the weekend with
friends in Washington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chamblin spent Saturday in Washington.
They have as their house guest Miss
Mabel Moffett of Arcola. Mr.. William
Neal of Loudoun returned to his home
Sunday. after brief visit at Mr.. T. E.
Aud's hospitable home. Mrs. Margaret
Palmer r,urr Of Washington is the guest
of Mrs. John Oliver on Pine street. Mr..
Harry A. Sager spent the week end in
Lynn was the guest Wednesday Of Mr..
Russell Lynn on Eden street.
A dance was given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Turner of Ryan Tuesday. Re-
freshments were served. Some Of those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Orri-
son. Ashburn: Miss Ruth Chamblin, Mr..
Ralph Chambiln and Walter Dawson of
Herndon, John LIE Febre, Stanley Green,
Carroll. Frances. Bentley holland, DR..
George holland of Ashburn, Miss Simp-
son of Norfolk. Miss Elliot OF Manassas.
Roy Cooksey and Lambert Of Ryan Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Kephart left Monday
to spend several weeks at Livingston
Tuesday to Strasburg, having been the
guest while here of Mrs. Charles Cooper
on Station street. Rev. and Mrs. John
McNabb left Tuesday to take up their
residence in a home recently purchased In
Washington. Mrs. Harvey Hanes was
hostess Tuesday afternoon at the first
of series of "Buttonhole'' teas. Mr..
and Mrs. Alpheus Winters have returned
to their home in Washington, having been
the guests for several days Of Mr.. and
congregational parsonage has lately been
beautified and improved by a splendid
privet hedge given by Miss Buell. as a
memorial to Miss Margaret Newcomb
Drisko Miscellaneous work was done
by the Cleaners Of st. Timothy's We'd
nesday. but 1t was q day much enjoyed
by the members present Mrs. r. e Aud,
Mrs. Stearns, Mrs. Hannah Ballou, Mrs.
Andrew Hutchinson, Miss Edith F1tzhugh
and Mrs. Osgood.
Mrs Margaret Klipstein and Mrs. Clar-
ence Florence spent Thursday in Wash
ington. where they visited friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Waite have as their guest for
New York. Mr.. Vernon Callar has re-
turned to the city after a brief visit to his
home here. Miss Bessie Hurst Of Chan
tilly returned Thursday from Alexandria.
-'Aioo NoIuc4ES VI "dSnluSIOHs aItoT sew
eral weeks visit to Miss Long at F1oris.
has returned home. small card party
was entertained at Rock Ledge Thurs
day evening: Mrs. Ernest Robey, Miss
Bready and Mr. George Bready were Wis
itors to the city Thursday. Miss Cynthia
Cummins and Miss Annie Mullin spent
the day in Vienna Saturday. where they
received prizes for their story of the revo-
lutionary war. Mr. and Mrs Samuel
Hersperger. formerly OF this place, are
expected to motor to Herndon Saturday.
when they will be guests Of friends over
Sunday: Mr. Albert Houghton of WASH
ington has returned after a brief visit to
his beautiful summer home at Dranes-
vile. which commands one Of the most
extensive views in this section. Mr. and
Mrs. j. Harrison Yates have returned
from a weeks visit to Chantilly. Mr..
William Ring spent Tuesday in Wash
ington.