Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-31
HERNDON, VA.
ial CORRESPONDENCE of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
HERNDON. Va, July 30. 1910.
Misses Mary and Selma Hutchinson
gave very delightful card party Tues
day evening in honor of their house
guest, Miss Maize Mcfarland of Hamil
ton. The long porches were brilliantly
illuminated and tables placed there for
cards and refreshments. Miss Ruth
Chamber won first ladies' prize; Miss
Sara kidwell BOBBY: Miss Eccles, gentle
mems first prize, and II. E. Hanes, mems
BOBBY prize. Those playing were Mrs.
Thomas Williamson, Miss Williamson,
Miss Aimee Henry of Baltimore, Mrs.
Arthur Buell.. Judge Lewis. Misses Bry
ant of New York, George Bready, Mrs.
Claude Grubb of Washington, Asa Brad
shaw, Miss Bradshaw. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lynn, Miss Eccles, Miss Russell. Mrs.
Washington. Mrs. Chamber. Miss Cham
blen. Mrs. Mclaughlin, Miss Frances
Mclaughlin of Washington. DR.. and Mrs.
Huddleson. Miss HuddlesOn. Miss Church
hey. DR.. w. 1. Robey. DR.. Frank Robey
of Fairfax, Miss Robey, Miss Kidwell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson Madison of Floris,
Mrs. G. l.. Keys, Mrs. Powell Summers,
Miss Crounse. Amos Crounse. jr.; Mr..
and Mrs. Cockerille, Claude Stephenson,
l.. e. Hutchinson. Misses Carrie and Lula
Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs. a. 7. Walker.
Ernest D'jureen, Herbert Seamens of
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. William Blan-
chard Max c. j. Wiehle of Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. John Oliver entertained
Sunday Elder Eubank of Delaware and
Miss Davis of Kenmore. Va. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver are now visiting Mrs. e. V.
White of Leesburg. Miss Sara kidwell
Maryland. and Sunday accompanies DIR.
T.. l.. Robey and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
kephart in an auto trip to Livingston
Heights. Mrs. Elisha Kirk of Eldon
street returned Friday from visit of
several days with Mrs. Willis Case of
Washington. Prof. A. r Plank of Vi
emma spent Saturday in Herndon. Miss
Katherine Dawson of Loudoun has been
the guest of Miss Robey on Station street
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey NJ. Haines and
little Miss Gertrude of Washington were
guests Friday of Mr.. and Mrs. X. Harry
Dutton. Mr.. John lie Fevre of Ashburn
was Herndon visitor Friday. Miss Mil
dred Davis of Eldon street is visiting
Mrs. Il. T. Boulware of Richmond. Mr.
Clarence Florance has returned from u
weekend visit to New Baltimore. Mrs.
Kitchen has returned from several weeks
stay In Maryland accompanied by Miss
Elsie Rissett.
Miss Hurst of Chantlly has returned
from brief visit to relatives here. Mrs
NJ. r. Cissel of Washington is spending
Soiiit llIiit Win NtFS. TcuGT1ch w Elte DIT
the Pines. Mrs. John Averili entertained
at Chestnoaka for few days the past
week Mrs. W. w. Riley of Washington
Mrs. Albert keyes, near Floris, has as
house guests for short time Mr.. Thomas
Smith and Miss Mamie Smith Mrs
Martha A. Barrows Of Washington is
spending few days with Mrs. fave
naugh on q farm near the Potomac
Miss Eva BarroWs has returned to her
home in Berwyn, Nd. after a pleasant
of alS yl-itb here
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Gibson of Upperville
We're entertained at dinner Wednesday,
the 10th. by Mr.. and Mrs. Russell A.
Lynn. Mr.. Rodney Lynn of Washington
spent Sunday with his brother on Eldon
street Mrs. b. W. Lynn of Sterling,
formerly of Leesburg. spent Wednesday
in Herndon. Mrs Hirst of Purceilville
has returned home after IL short stay with
friends Miss Robena Hay of Ashburn
spent Friday with Mrs. Dutton on Spring
street Mrs. Whitaker of Washington
entertained Friday Mrs. +. Stephenson of
Monroe street. The luncheon given at
Mrs. Wiliamson's Friday was we'll
ranged and much enjoyed, and neat
sum realized fer the library building
fund. Much of the success was due to
efforts OF Mrs. Arthur Buell. Mrs. VIII
hanson, Miss Mary Williamson, Miss
Frye and Mrs Stroud Master Stanley
Haucs had with him Monday in honor
of his sixth birthday small party Of
friends-W. Stephenson White. Gresham
SchOOieN, CnarieS Cuthbert hutchinson,
Waite and Misses Lucy Wilkins, Virginia
Lang Norman and Martin Bicksler Miss
Madeline Hyatt and William Detwiier.
Mr. James Simpson and family of Chevy
Chase Lake have returned from motor
trip through this portion of Virginia.
where Mr.. Simpson spent much of his
boy hood having lived at Chantilly.
Mr.. Sidney Shear Of Chantilly enter
tanned Farmers Club No | Thursday
at an all-day meeting The subject under
discussion was Postal Banks" \ very
elaborate dinner was served. The mem
bers present were Mr.. ". r.. Miller, Miss
Ida Miller Mr.. l.. s. Chaplin. Miss Min
ME Chaplin. Mr.. NJ. H. Middleton. Miss
Anna Middleton. Mr.. l.. f.. Hutchinson.
Miss Lula Hutchinson. Mr.. and Mrs. 6.
NJ Lawrence and little Theresa. Mr.. and
! Mrs. I. II. Walker Mr.. and Mrs. Peck.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. X. Stroud and Master
Holmes. Mr.. Isaiah Bready and Miss
( Maria Bready, Mrs. ID. w. Adams and
Mrs. +. w. Huddleson. Visitors-Mrs.
John Adams of Florida. Mrs Moss of
Eugene Shear, Emory Hutchinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leith Mr.. and Mrs. r.
! Harry Dutton entertained Friday at "a
delightful dance in honor of Mesdamcs
Summers and Keys. Dancing was en-
| joyed on fine floor built on the lawn.
which was brilliantly lighted by Japanese
| lanterns. Some of those present: Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Myres, James Myres
Mr.. and Mrs. o. \. Chamblin. Miss Cham
| bin. Mr.. and Mrs, William Dawson Mr..