Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-24
HERND0N, VA.
pecial Correspondence Of The Star.


HERNDON. Va. April %, 1910
Quite party spent the day in Vienna
and Oakton Saturday-Misses Edna and
Florence Peck. Groh and Detwiler Of
F'loris Misses Richards and Van Sickler
and Mr.. r. A. Lynn, Misses Cynthia Cum
miss. Mullen and Thompson. Master Will
lis Burton, Earl Bicksler. Lincoln How
ard of Herndon. Mrs. Ina Steele Coson
has returned from a visit to New York
Miss Selma Hutchinson spent several days
in Washington, the guest of Mrs. Tasker
Mankin. Miss Mary Hutchinson has re-
turned from a brief visit to friends in
Washington. Miss Nellie Crounse of
Washington was the guest for the weeks
end Of friends here. Mr.. Walter Dawson
Of Fairfax c. H. spent Sunday with Mr..
William HI. Dawson. Misses Mabel Nc
Donald and Bessie Ackhart OF New York
! have returned home after spending about
ten days In Washington and in Herndon.
Miss Sara Kidwell spent Monday in Wash
| ington. Mr.. Isaiah Bready, accompanied
| by Miss Maria r. Bready, left Saturday
| for a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsay
Bready Of Philadelphia. Mrs. Hilda
Bready is in Washington, the guest of
Ashburn spent Wednesday with relatives
here. Mrs. Elizabeth Sweetzer left Tues
day for visit to Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Blanchard Of Washington. Mrs kimball
after fortnightly stay with Mrs. B.
Buell.. Mrs. George Buell., after brief
visit here. is the guest of Mrs. John
Alexander in Leesburg. Miss Edith
ter. Mrs. Ernest M. Trail. on Station
street Miss Marcie Moore of Washington
| is the guest of Mrs Frank W. Huddleson.
Miss Maize Mcfarland Of Hamilton will
spend the week end at Rock Ledge. Judge
Lewis. formerly of Leesburg spent
| Wednesday in Washington.
Miss Hattie Robey is the guest OF Miss
Connie Roy of Washington. Miss Thomp-
son and Miss Myrtle Thompson Of Floris
spent Thursday in Washington Mr..
Louis Bradshaw spent the week end in
Herndon. Miss Louise Aud is visiting in
Washington. Mr.. William Groom and
Miss Genevieve F. Sterling are spending
few days with the formers sister near
mars Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Man
kin, formerly Of Herndon but now Of
Washington, have returned after being
for some time with Prof. and Mrs.
McI<ie at the University of North Caro-
lima, Chapel Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Hik
ton Jackson have returned from So
jOurn of several months in Washington
and have taken possession of their coun-
try home. Mrs. George Osgood is the
guest of relatives In New York. Mr.
Rodney Lynn has been the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Lynn of Eldon street.
4ur. Lynn IS a great favorite with base
ball fans here. he being a player of
great prominence in the Northern Tir-
ginia League. Mr.. Darlington Of Mas
sachusetts was the guest Thursday of
relatives here. MIR. and Mrs. Isaac Long
visited friends in the city Friday.
Miss Mary Kidwell of Leesburg was the
guest Of DR.. and Mrs. Robey this week.
Mrs. d. l.. Campbell of Sterling is the
guest of relatives in Georgia. A quilt
ing bee was enjoyed by a number Of
ladies Thursday at Mrs. Edwin ST.
monds' on Monroe street. The quilt was
pieced fifty years ago. Among the
guests were Rev. and Mrs. r. c. Drisko,
Mrs. Annie Bready, Mrs John Huddleson.
Mrs. E. NJ. Yount. Mrs. Arthur Robb and
small sons, Miss Belle Simonds, Mrs.
George Lewis, Mrs. William Groh, Mrs.
Jacob Groh, sr., and Mrs. Edwin Mooney.
Mr.. Jacob Groh spent Wednesday in
Washington. Mrs. Fillmore Of floris has
returned from a visit to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. joan Averill entertained
q large house party from Washington
for the weeks end, at their suburban
home. Chestnoka Miss Virginia Wrenn
was a week end visitor to her home here.
Miss Woods of Flors Is spending some
time at Wiehle. Miss Inez Long and
1.dna Middleton Of Floris spent Saturday
in Vienna.