Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-03
HERNDON, VA.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
HERNDON, Va, July .,

HERNDON, Va. July .. 1910.
Children's day exercises We're held In
the Methodist Church Sunday. large
crowd in attendance. The program con-
sisted largely of music by the school.
Mrs. R. s. Crippen, pianist. REGULATIONS
were given by Misses Mamie Thompson.
Lucy wilkins. Frances Gaver, Theresa
Huber. Annie Kidwel, Madeline Hyatt.
Sadie Cridler. Lizzie Kidwell and Mas
tiers Charlie Reed and Elmer Van Dusen.
Solo. "Children's Day." by Miss Helen
Crippen. and solo. God Loveth the
Children Best by Miss Lucy Wilkins.
won warm approval; also duet by Misses
Hyatt and jenkins. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Walter Taylor and Master Eustace
Mr.. Taylor's former home at Greenwich.
Mrs. George Hanes of Ashburn visited
relatives here last week. Mr.. Isaiah
Rready and Miss Broadly have as guests
for the remainder of the summer Mrs.
Moss. Miss Elsie Moss and Master Ru-
dOph Moss of Roanoke, Va Mrs. Hilda
Bready is now at Houghs Neck Beach
near Boston. where she will spend July
with Mr. and Mrs. Tewksbury. Satur-
day Mrs. Harry Bready gave five hum
dred party. Mrs. Andrew Hutchinson
spent Friday in Washington, where she
was the guest Of Mrs. l.. Loveless MT.
McCandlish Of Fairfax spent Saturday
with Mr.. Clarence Hutchinson. Mr.. Nor
ton of Alexandria was the guest Satur-
day of Mr. Amos c. Crounse. jr., who
the valley of Virginia. Mr.. William Pol
lard of Washington was the weekend
guest of DR.. Charles F. Russell on Eldon
street. Mrs. Pollard and Miss Anne
Pollard are spending July in Norfolk,
where they are guests of Miss Alice Ball.
Miss Margaret Russell was hostess at a
beautiful luncheon Friday. Mr.. Howard
Wiley of Newport News. formerly OF
Herndon, is now in Washington. where
she will spend several weeks. Saturda Y
she arrived in Herndon to remain over
the Fourth. Miss Barrows of Maryland
is visiting at The Pines.
Mrs Arthur Hyde Buell. has returned
from Washington, where she was one of
the guests at a large box party given by
Mrs. Renter Straeton. Mrs. George Rob-
erts of Boston is spending several weeks
with Mrs p. Barnum Buell.. Donald Nc
Rippey at Edgewood. Mrs. Charles NJ.
Rippey was the guest of friends in
Vienna Tuesday. Mrs. Sallie Jones q
Washington entertained Mrs. f. II.
Mooney at luncheon Monday. Thursday
morning Mrs. Mooney gave a charming
card party. The quests present were
Mrs. Smart. Miss Phaup. Mrs. Coleman.
Mrs. Cummins. Miss Cummins. Miss
Duryea, MIS-. george w mite, MIS-. Will
liam White. Mrs Averill. Mrs. Barrows,
Mrs. Huddleson. Mrs. Robb. Mrs. Myers,
Mrs Stephenson, Mrs. Clarence Walker,
Mrs. Lynn. Mrs. Arthur Buell. Mrs. Nc
Laughlin and Miss Irvine. Mr.. and Mrs
Liston Schooley. small son and dau~' to"
of Cleveland. Ohio, formerly OF this plaeA
arrive Tuesday where they will be .or
several weeks the guests OF friends. Miss
Maria Gresham is spending some time in
Charlottesville. Va. after a months visit
in Lynchburg. Mr. James Yoeman of
Washington spent the week end in Hern-
don. Miss Margaret Van Hagan of
Reading, Pa, is the guest o. Miss
Cynthia Cummins. The porch party given
by Miss Eccles Thursday evening to
Miss Cummns md Miss Duryea was one
of the largest and most delightful of the
season. The immense porches, lighted by
myriads of Japanese lanterns, made a
beautiful picture. About fifty guess
were present Miss Phaup of Richmond.
Va. is spending a fortnight with Mrs
Smart at her home near Dranesville
Mrs. Harry Van Dusen. accompanied by
Master Elmer. were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. McMillen near town. Mrs.
William Ring spent Wednesday in Wash
ington. Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Ring and
Mrs. Cynthia Bell leave for New Hamp-
shire, where they vii! remain until Sep
TENDER. Miss Laura Irvine of Washing