Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-24

Special Correspondence OF The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
VIENNA, Va, April %. 1910
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Capehart of
Kittrell, n. c.. are with their daughter
Mrs. J. Frederick Oertel. Miss Eugene
Oertel of Washington has been spending
some time with her father here. Mrs
Oertel entertained the Episcopal guild at
its April meeting Tuesday. the members
present being Mrs. w. A. Trigg. J. c. l..
Wilson. Mrs. C. E. Babcock, Mrs. j. F.
Rippey, Mrs. l.. NJ Dow, Mrs. s. c.
Stuntz and Miss Frances Trigg. After ad-
journment elaborate refreshments were
served. Mrs. James Cameron spent
Thursday at Falls Church with her sister,
Mrs. Gordon Colt. Mrs. E. w. Pierce
entertained at luncheon Wednesday in
honor OF her sister, Miss Richardson of
Fairfax Court House. At the regular
meeting of the Current Events Club We'd
nesday it was decided to accept a hand
some set of Encyclopedia Britannica,
which has been offered by Mr. William
Robertson Smith of the United States
the library committee was also instructed
to avail itself of the privilege of the Eir-
ginia state travelling Libraries. Mr.. Henry
Shackleford of Washington visited his
Sunday. Mr.. Clarence Leith was week
end visitor to his parents here. Mrs.
Charles Mackay Rippey gave a small
luncheon Thursday in honor of Mrs. Ed
win Wiley. Mrs. Stephen Stuntz and Mrs
George King. Mrs. Tibbetts of Washing
ton has been spending the week with Mrs
r. c. Lewis Miss Anice Salisbury visited
Vienna friends Monday and Tuesday Mr.
Joel Grayson. jr.. spent Wednesday in
Washington. Mr.. and Mrs E. n Love-
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banquet Friday night. Mrs. S. c. Sturgia
and Mrs. E. n. Lovewell were Washing
ton shoppers Saturday last. Mr.. f. l.. s.
Bouton was a weekend visitor to Wash
ington.
Miss Rebecca Rawlings spent We'd
nesday with friends in the city. Mrs
Julia MCGOWAN, who has been a Vienna
visitor for two weeks. has returned to
Gimer Of Sterling. and MISSES sss Mary Mary
and Bessie Watts of Hamilton, after a
theater party in Washington, spent Fri
day night and Saturday with Miss Fitz-
Mrs. Frank Sanderson. Mrs. William
Trigg. Mrs. John stowell and Miss
is with her son, DIR. K. F. V. voelckner.
for fortnight's visit. Mr.. Garth King
is erecting bungalow on Maple avenue
below Courthouse road, Invitations are
out for large tea party, to be given
by Mrs. J. c. L. Wilson the afternoon
of Wednesday, the 9th. Mrs George
E. King has been attending the D. A.
r. congress in Washington this week
as delegate from Fairfax County Chap
ter. Mrs. c. E. Mower was in the city
Saturday: Mr.. II. f. Hanes Of Herndon
was a Vienna visitor Friday. Rev. Mr..
Kittrell and family are preparing to
move to the city. Mr.. Ross and family
have gone to the country for the sum-
mer. Mrs. Edwin Wiley was in the
city Friday. Mrs. John S. Bukey. Mrs.
Edwin s. Bethel and Mrs. A. G. Coumbe
have been attending the D. A. r. con-
gress this week. Mrs. Kurt Voelckner
entertained at the first of a series of
luncheons Saturday. those enjoying the
pleasure being Mrs. L. M. Dow, Mrs.
Julia MCGOWAN. Mrs. A. G. Coumbe.
Mrs. w. A. Trigg. Mrs. ]. c. l.. Wilson,
Mrs. James Cameron. Mr.. Fred Lewis
spent part of the week here. Mrs G.
F. King entertained the Whist Club
Saturday night. Mrs. Caroline Free
man spent several days with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Louis Smith, in Washing ton
Mrs. Mary Height of Fairfax visited
Miss kathleen Leith Sunday. Miss
Hettie Berry returned to her home at
Ash Grove, after spending a week with
her brother, Mr.. Joseph Berry. Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Bateman of Wash
ington visited Vienna Monday