Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-22
VIENNA, Va.
Foreign Correspondence Of The Star

MIR. and Mrs. C. W. Stafford of Port
Iand, Greg, are visiting Mrs. ]. C. L. Will
son and will spend the summer here and
Will friends in Washington. Mrs Sparks
Is the guest OF Mrs. r. D. Leith Mrs.
L. c. Foster. Miss Nettie Gibson and their
mother, Mrs. Gibson. have returned to
| their home at Bluemont after long
visit to their sister, Mrs. Joseph Berry.
Mrs. Caroline Freeman and Mrs Jerome
t1migh visited Washington Monday and
tuesday. Mrs. Mary Brant of New York
Is with her brother, Mr.. Anderson Hol-
ienheck Mrs. W. A. Trigg entertained
Mrs. Edwin Wiley and Mrs r. c. Lewis
a. a Iuncheon Wednesday,. Mrs. George
henyon entertained the Ladies' Aid of
the Presbyterian Church Thursday. Plans
Ior the bazaar were more fully discussed
and all committees We're appointed. At
noon Mrs. Kenyon, assisted by her daugh-
ters, Mines. Kenyon. Maffett and Bow
man, and Miss Maffett. served luncheon
to the members and guests present, some
or whom were Mrs. Abraham c. Stats
Mrs. Alma Delano Hine, Mrs. Almira An
drews, Mrs. Arthur G. Coumbe, Mrs
Jerome Emigh, Mrs. A. G. Kenyon, Mrs
Leon l.. Freeman. Mrs. John D. Maffett,
Mrs. Harry H. Bowman, Mrs. Richard
D. Leith and Misses Kate Westcott Me-
LISA Cooper, Evelyn Phillips, Alice Maj
felt and Kathleen Leith. Mr. and Mrs
Benton Bukey of Chicago are expected
this week to visit Mr.. and Mrs. John
Spencer Bukey. Mrs. Bukey is recovering
from severe illness Miss Robinson Of
Washington visited Mr.. and Mrs John
r. Oertel Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Hutch
fnson have taken possession OF their new
home on Park street. Mrs. Charles
Mackay Rippet entertained her cousin,
Mrs Joseph H. Baily, and Miss NJ Eliza
beth Elliott. both of Wilmington, Del. at
luncheon Friday. Mrs. Clarvo OF Bar
croft. Miss Susan Dey and Mr.. and Mrs
William Abbot of Washington spent Sun
day with Miss Eugenia Moore. Mr.
Charles Moore visited Forest Glen, Md,
Sunday. Mrs. William Ingraham Of New
York city. who has been visiting her
mother, Mrs a. NJ. Lewis. has returned
to her home. Mr.. and Mrs. Robins of
Washington have moved into house on
Lewis street. Mrs. Julia MCGOWAN is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lansing NJ.
Dow Mrs c. NJ Rippey entertained the
Episcopal Guild at a luncheon Tuesday,
those present being Mines. j. c. l.. Will
son. r. c. Lewis, c. f. King, J. F. Oertel,
cock f. II. Kline, f. p. Boushee. J. Fl.
Hunter E. n Lovewell, A. G. Coumbe.
W. A. Trigg, ]. Cameron. f. Wiley. Miss
Frances Trigg and Mrs. Thomas Cape
hart Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Capehart.
who have been spending some months
left yesterday for their home at kittrell.
n c. Mrs George Corey was a luncheon
guest Of Mrs. F. F.. Detweiler Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Detweiler have returned
from a few days stay in Washington
Mr.. and Mrs Foster Kirby OF Falls
Church spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Cameron. Mrs. Charles Bayne
Jones Of New York spent Sunday at the
home OF Miss Elsie Sullivan. Fairfax
County Chapter. d. A r., held itH an
Co with
George E King The following officers
were elected: Regent. Mrs. George r.
King. reelected: vice regent. Mrs. Frank
lin Sherman corresponding secretary:
Mrs 7. c. Quick: recording secretary
Mrs. j. NJ Nourse: treasurer. Mrs c. r.
Mower. historian Miss Mary Hurting
ton: register. Mrs Edwin S. Bethel re-
elected Others present were MRS.
Coumbe, Mrs Dow. Miss Iva Richards,
Mrs Lowell of Vienna: Mrs. waiter
inston. Mrs. Petit and Mrs Ha"xhurst
Of Falls Church. Miss Franklin Will
liams of Franklin Mrs. Welburn Of Ball
ston and Miss Miriam Sherman of Ash
Grove Delicious refreshments were
served after the business of the day had
been transacted. Mines. Welburn Love
we'll. Conner Jones and Walter Jones
were luncheon guests before the after
noon meeting. Mrs Franklin Williams
entertained the Saturday Evening Whist
Club Saturday last Rev. and Mrs. James
NJ. Nourse left Tuesday for Atlantic City
to visit their son and attend the General
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church.
While away they will celebrate their
forty fifth wedding anniversary. Mrs. r.
w. Pierce spent Tuesday at FAIRFAX
Courthouse. Wednesday the current
Events Club met at the public library
for the annual election of officers. Mrs.
G. Mower was elected president. Mrs.
r p. Boushee. vice president: Mrs. r. c.
Lewis, recording secretary: Mrs Charles
= Rabcock. corresponding secretary.
and Mrs T. n. LoveWell. treasurer.