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FAIRFAX, VA.
special Correspondence OF The Star.


FAIRFAX, Va, July %, 1910.
Miss Hilda d'Astre of New Jersey is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
A. dAstre. Miss Julia Ford is the
guest of Miss Sallie Ball at Cations
vile, Md. Miss kathleen G. Strother
of Winchester has been visiting her
parents. Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Strother
Mrs. Walter T. oliver and her guest.
Miss Virginia Hanen, spent Friday in
Washington. NJ. T. Wilkins of Hern-
don visited Fairfax last Friday. Mr..
Robert Wiley was a recent visitor 10
the city. Mr.. and Mrs. Elton r. Hol
brook, Master Wilmer HOlbrook and
Miss Virginia Ennis were entertained
at dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Edward w.
Pierce of Vienna last Thursday. Mr..
and Mrs F. W. Richardson, Miss
Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. k Allison
and little daughter, and Miss Graham
have gone to Colonial Beach for stay
of several weeks Miss Shumate of
Maryland and Miss Shelley of Pennsyl-
vana are the guests of Miss Margaret
Farr. Mrs. Thomas Moore, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Jennie Moore.
lan:ic City. Miss Maidie Snowden OF
Alexandria was the weekend guest OF
Mrs. r. E. Thornton: Mr. and Mrs.
Thornton spent Monday in Washing
ton. Mrs. GOfQOn anu MISS 1ci II uoo
Gordon returned Thursday from visit
of several weeks to relatives in the
west Mr.. Harry Berkeley and son o!
Washington were Sunday visitors at
the home of Miss Laura Monroe
Mis-. David l.. Fullerton, Mrs. B. Car
YER and Mrs. Windsor of Alexandra are
spending a portion of the summer at the
Hotel Fairfax. Mrs. Charles h Fora OF
Clifton is the guest of Mrs. w. +. Causer
at the Hotel Fairfax Rev. and MRS. ).
w. Smith and family returned to their
home i'm Washington last Wednesday
after visit of several weeks TO 1rlends
here Miss Virginia Ennis and MISS Ma
mic Wiley spent several days last week
with friends at Wellington. MI FRANK
l.. Carr of Waterford, who was recently
employed by the American Natlonal BANK
in the Fairfax National Bank. MI. FRED
erick Goodwin is visiting friends at Casa
nova. Miss Helen Barnes has returned
from a visit of several weeks TO 1rlends
in Washington Mr.. Harry Edmonston
of Washington was a Sunday visitor at
the home of Miss Mabel Jerman. Mr.. VIII
bur l.. Jerman of Orange is spending sew
eral DAYS with his parents here MISS
Bernice Jerman has recovered from her
recent Illness MIR. and Mrs. Luther X.
Sherwood and infant are spending the
summer with Mr.. Sherwood's parents.
The ice cream festival held at Vale last
Tuesday evening was a great success
both financially and socially. Rezin A.
Farr. who has been visiting his mother
at her home here, left Monday Tor ms
home in Baltimore. Mr.. William Dawson
of Herndon spent several days last week
with relatives in Fairfax. Mr.. Henri
Afchain of Herndon was Sunday visitor
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. A.
d Astre.
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CULPEPER, VA.
cial Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
CULPEPER, Va, July %, 1910.
Miss Annie Carver Karn entertained at
her country home Misses Willie and
George Newhouse, Miss Van Ness, Helen
Macoy and Miss Carolyne Dohn as a
house party last week. Mr.. William
Lewis has returned to New York after a
visit to his sister at Alton Greene.
Messrs. William and Pembroke FitZHugh
are spending the week end in Charlottes-
vile. Miss Julia Almond is spending a
week with Mrs. Charles B. Williams.
Miss Roslee Rixey is with her grand
parents for a few weeks in the country.
Mr.. c. Bruce Williams, jr., returned to
McKeesport, Pa, Thursday, after a visit
to his parents at Fairview. Miss frankie
Taunt entertained a bridge party Mon
day evening. Miss Annie Walker and
Mrs. Rixey of Batna spent Tuesday In
Culpeper. The Misses Johnson and Mr.
Carey Johnson of Brandy were dinner
guests of the Misses Wine Sunday. Miss
Pearl Rice has returned to New York
after spending six weeks with Miss Mary
Pennoyer at Sunny Brook. Miss Eliza
beth Irene Sisson leaves Monday for
weeks visit to Richmond. Miss Sisson
will return to Culpeper for the remainder
of the summer. Miss Mary Nalle has as
her guests Misses Emily and Roy Cross
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of Richmond Mrs. Earl English White
horn has returned TO her home in Cald-
well, y. j., after q visit to Mrs. S. Rus
sell Smith. Mrs r. B. Macoy and
daughter. Miss George. spent few days
in Washington last week. Mr.. Taylor
Griffin spent Sunday in Charlottesville
Miss Lucy Wiltshire entertained Tues
day morning a number of friends at
bridge. in honor of her house guest. Miss
katherine HolbroOk of Washington.
Miss Bette Thomas returned to her home
after short visit to Mrs. l.. Frank
Smith Miss Virginia Gregory of Bruins
wick, Md. has returned after a visit sto
Miss Mayme Male on Railroad avenue.
Miss jamie Jones is visiting friends at
Willoughby Beach. Miss Elizabeth Rus
sell Smith left Monday to visit friends in
Waynesboro, Va. Mr.. and Mrs. r. {.
Vass have as their guest Mrs Underwood
of Baltimore Miss Edna Wine is visit
ing in Sussex county. Mrs. Annie r.
Bickers has returned from the University
Hospital greatly improved. Miss Lila
Pauline FRAY is visiting her cousin.
Mrs. Jackson Fray. in Brightwood. Va.
Miss Columbianna Nalle has returned to
her home near Brandy after visit to
Miss Mary Male. Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.
Wampler had as their recent visitors Mr..
and Mrs T. Morris Wampler and little
daughter of Alexandria. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Benton of Eggbornsville was a
Pulliam Miss Lucy Pulliam spent Sun
day with Miss Nan Jones at Eggporns-
vile. Miss Blanche Calard of Baltimore
and Miss Sarah Campbell of Charles Town,
w. Va. are spending the summer with
Mrs. William A. Bennette at Sunbright.
Mr. and Mrs G. S. Hill of Texas are
visiting Miss Kate Starke on Main street
Miss Laura Coons Of Texas is spending
some time with her sister, Mrs. John
Hunt Strother
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wARRENTON, VA.
Special Correspondence of the Star.


WARRENTON. Va. July %. 1910
Mr. Frank Pemberton entertained the
friends of his young sons at dance
Tuesday night at the Warren Green
Miss Elizabeth Wilbur received a large
number of friends at her country home
on the Bear Wallow road Thursday
afternoon. The first german of the
season was held Friday night at the
Town Hall, MIR. William Wilbur lead,
ing. There will be about seven ger
mans the last, the horse show ball
taking place early in September. Mrs
Albert Fletcher entertained in honor
of Mrs. Lawriston Hardin at luncheon
Wednesday. The Misses Mcdonnell OF
College Park, Md. are the guests OF
Mrs. John Mcdonnell of the Pines
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Mcdonnell
gave tea In honor of her guests
Mrs. Warner Brooke of Norfolk. Va
is in town for the rest of the summer
Mrs. o. 7. Crosby left this week for
stay of some weeks in New York. Mrs
Eleanor Johnson and Miss Josephine
Johnson will leave shortly for Kinsley
Va. Miss Julia Johnson leaving at the
same time for Long Island. MRS. Louis
Antonsanti of Brooklyn. \. Y, 10 al
home with her mother. Mrs Mamie
Jeffries, for the summer. Miss Powell
of Washington is also at Mrs. Jeffries,
MISS hdtnTlne bTltlOn Is the guest Oh
Miss Mary Nelson. Mrs. St Cloud OF
New York is the guest of Mrs. Biermar
and Mr.. Frank Pemberton at Glover.
croft. Miss Goulesby of Richmond. Va.
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Maurice
Pilson. Mrs. James r. Foster OF The
Plains spent several days in town this
week with her mother, Mrs. Edward
carter. Mr.. W. II. Hoge was in War
renton Saturday with his family. Mrs
Nimonia Wood will leave shortly for
West Virginia to be gone for severa
weeks. Miss Frank Moore will leave
shortly for an extended trip through
New England lasting several months
Miss Elizabeth Gwatkins of Washing
ton is at the Day home for the sum.
mer. Mrs. Rombeau left Clifton, the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Blackwell
to join Col. Rombeau at Chickamauga
Mrs. Donald Richards and son have re-
Gently returned from pleasant visit
to friends at upperville. Messrs. Err
nest and Mason Mccartney of Della
plane Va. spent Sunday in town. Mrs
A. Nusbaum and children are here &c
spend several weeks at the Warrer
Green.
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The All-Around Candidate.
the Atlanta Constitution.

From the Atlanta Constitution.
THAT candidate is about the slickesi
chan that ever saw an office ahead of hin
and made a bee line for il.
I'm one part of the country. where the
Baptists were strong. he said that he wa.
born a Baptist: in another section. where
the Methodists predominated. he said that
he was descended from John Wesley. and
his great-great- grandfather had hymr
book with Wesley's autograph; and he
fold the Presbyterians that he knew he
had been predestined to hold the Office
from the foundation of the world: and, td
can the climax, he took a contract to beat
the bass drum in The Salvation Army.
..By and by the people got together an!
notes. and committee waited
on him and suggested an explanation.
..They thought they had him dead to
rights but they were wrong. He rose
to the OCCASION
I'm no hide bound candidate he said
but as wide as the world is in my feeL
ings and sentiments.
az lean toward all OF you. but I'm
not going to lean far enough to fall or
any of you. I'm what you might call
an all-around mana big potato, and
many in a hilr
1.-THE next week the holy rollers
came around and he joined 'em, and I'n
blest if he didn't roll right into office.r
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VIENNA, VA.
Special Correspondence of the Star


VIENNA, Va. July %. 1910.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn N Lovewell at
tended the wedding of Miss Ruth Bell
Young to Mr.. Durwood NJ Smith at
Ballston last Wednesday. Mrs. Emma G.
Lovewell of Carlyle arrived today to
spend six weeks with her son, Mr.. E. n.
Lovewell. Mrs. George E. King was
hostess at a delightful luncheon Thurs
day of last week. The guests included
Mrs j. f. Oertel. the Misses Oertel, Miss
Noel of Tennessee, Mrs Edwin Wiley and
Mrs. E. n Lovewell. DR.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Coumbe entertained the whist club
last Saturday evening. Edwin Bethel left
Tuesday for Bardolph. H., to spend the
summer with his grandmother, Mrs. Ellen
Bethel. ]. II. Shackleford and w. N.
Shackleford were weekend guests Of
lard left Friday evening for a western
trip which will include visits to Cincinnati
and Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Mower
are entertaining their nephew. Mr.. Mower
McComas of Washington. Mrs. S. Cahill
and Miss Cahill of New Orleans, who
have been visiting in New York and
Washington. spent several days last week
with Mrs. Hampton Williams at Wood
ford Mr.. and Mrs. John Fisher Stowell
and Mr.. Arthur Leonard were weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Freeman and their
daughters, Marion and Dorothy spent
Thursday at Chesapeake Beach. Miss
Noel spent Saturday sightseeing In Wash
ington.
Mrs W. H. Stelne of Washington Is
the weekend guest of Mrs. Charles E.
Babcock Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bayne-
Jones. who were married here in June,
are spending a week at the Stuntz cot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-24
Demise of the Crown"
From the London Chronicle.

From the London Chronicle
The demise of the crown an express
sion that meets our eye in every paper
just now. is legal term used to con-
vey the idea that on the death of a
sovereign the crown and all it's pre-
negatives descend automatically to his
successor l.; is tersely expressed in
the we'll known maxim, THE king never
dies" Formerly everything connected
with law and government came to an
end with the monarchs death. Parlia-
ment dissolved of itself. all offices un-
der the crown were vacated criminal
procedure was at standstilI until the
kings peace had been proclaimed afresh
and civil actions abated and had to be
commenced again An act of William
and Mary put end to the incon-
venience to prisoners and litigants, but
it was not until 1867 that an act was
passed making the dissolution of parlia-
ment no longer necessary. The latest
statute on the subject is 1.-The Demise
OF the Crown Act. 1901" which pro-
vides that the holding of an Office un-
der the crown. whether within or with
out his majesty's dominions. shall not
be affected. nor shall any fresh ap-
pointment be rendered necessary by the
demise Of the crown.
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B0YDs, MD.
Special Correspondence of the Star.

Special Correspondence of the Star.
BOYDS, Md, July %. 1910.
Many Baltimoreans and Washingto-
mans are at Boyds for the summer.
Those who are stopping at High View
House are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Floy
Caverly. Mr.: and Mrs. w. A.
Boss and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholas w. Dorsey and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. David F. Sanger and daughter,
Mrs. Helen Dorsey, Miss Mary E. Dor
sey, Miss Alice r. Johnston, Mrs. Car
mack and family. Mrs. Sutler. Mr.. and
Mrs. George r. Anderson and family, Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. keliher and family, all of
Washington.
At Shady Brook farm are Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Swingles. Mr.. and Mrs Z. S. Buck
Ter, Arthur w. Mitchell, Ebert J. Nc
Curdy, Ellis Dalrymple. William McCur-
dy of Washington. Mrs. Edward l..
Coolahan, Mrs. Fields. Misses Inelma
Fields. Estelle Rohr, Helen Marie Carr,
NJ Lucille Coolahan, Dorothy Kirby. Az
mes Mildred Coolahan, NJ. Loretta Coda
han. Cecilia DeChantal Coolahan of Bal
timore. Lyde McCurdy, Joseph Albert
McCurdy. Joseph Albert Coolahan; Paul
Coolahan, Robert A. Coolahan. Charles
l.. Coolahan. Edward j. Coolahan and
Richard Fields of Baltimore.
Mrs Mary Howe Totten and her
da lighter, Miss Edith Totten of Washing
ton. have taken up their summer home,
Winderbourne. at Boyds and will remain
here until October. Mrs. z. Eastman OF
Washington is visiting Mrs. Totten.
Mrs. Mary j. Maughlin. who for the
past six weeks has been at Hot Springs,
Ark, returned home from there yester-
day. much improved in health. Mrs.
Maughlin is d sister of Mrs. Sara f.
Boyd.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wall and their
son of Petersburg. Va, are visiting Mr.
Wallis mother Mrs. W. E. Wall, at Wall
dene, near Boyds.
Mrs. Cora L.. Pollock and two sons.
John E. and F'indlay Pollock, are in Can
ton. Ohio, for several weeks, visiting MI.
and Mrs. John Pollock.
Miss Marie McCabe of Boyds is visiting
DR.. and Mrs. Harms in Canton, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Walter Norris, formerly
Miss Georgianna Lewis of BOyds, OF
Washington, have taken a cottage at
Washington Grove for the summer.
Misses Genevieve Simms and Margue-
rite Brown of Washington are guests OF
Lawn Cottage for ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry l.. Blake and fam
lily are stopping at ClarkSburg, Nd, al
the home of Mrs. Nettie c. Lewis, as are
Mr. and Mrs. Kemp Edmonston Of Wash
ington.
Mrs Charles Grimes of Boyds is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. E. X. Wills, at Rock
Hall, Kent county, Md.
Andrew Small is critically ILL., He Is
suffering from blood poisoning of the
foot
Mr. and Mrs. ]. d. Brown of Balti-
more are stopping for the summer At
Clarksburg with Mrs. Browns mother,
Mrs. A. ii. Welsh.
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LEESBURG, VA.
Al Correspondence Of the Star.

Special Correspondence Of the Star.
LEESBURG, Va, July %, 1910.
Miss Harriet Bowie of Washington is
the guest Of Mrs. Richard B. Fishburn
at her home In this town. Miss Bessie
Belle Cannon of Fredericksburg is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry McClel-
Ian Moffet. Mrs. John Mason of Rich
mond is visiting her mother, Mrs Annie
NJ. Fox Miss Beulah Dowdell of Purcell
vile was the guest of Mrs. wallace
George this week. Miss Eva Cannon or
Washington is spending some time In
this town as the guest of Mrs. Joseph
Paxson Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Hutchinson
and Miss Mary McGill of Washington are
guests at the home of Capt. J. w Foster.
Mr. Austin B. Leeds and Miss Sara Leeds
of Rocouncy. Pa, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hoge at Catoctin farm Mr.:
and Mrs. F. B. White and Misses Hazel
and Elizabeth White left Thursday for
an extended stay at Atlantic City. Misses
Margaret Fishburne and Mary Conrad
have returned to their homes in this
House. Miss Helen Brockett of High
Point, ~ c.. is visiting Miss Ruth Dibrell.
Rev. w. H. Burkhart and family have
left for visit in Nelson county, Va. Mr..
Frank Carr of Fairfax Court House spent
the week end in Leesburg. Miss Fairfax
of Washington is the guest of Mrs. VIII
liam n. Wise. Miss Catherine Beaver
has returned to her home from an ex-
tended visit to New York and South
Orange. n. j. Mrs. Shannon of Ma
nassas is visiting Mrs. w. B. Blakemore.
Mrs A. NJ. Janney of Purcellville is visit
ing relatives in Washington. Mr.. and
Mrs W. f. Peabody of Washington
spent the week end in Purcellville. Miss
Lily Burke of Washington is the guest
of Mrs. j. B. Nichols in Purcellville. Miss
jamie Cole has as her guest at Mountain
Glen, Mrs Lacey Rainier Ross of Rich
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs w P Pancoast and
Misses Caroline and Lula Pancoast are
spending some time at Atlantic City. Mr..
Albert H. Smith and family of Pasadena.
Cal, arrived In Hamilton last week.
where they will make an extended visit
at the home of Mr.. Henry Hoge. Miss
Nell l.. Humphrey is visiting the Misses
Edwards at Cumberland. Md. Miss Vir-
ginia Ewers of Three Churches. w. Va,
and Misses Hazel and Leila Rudasille of
Gray at her home near Middleburg. Mrs.
Robert l.. Steele of North Carolina and
her children are spending the summer
in Middleburg. Miss Grace Cline of
Winchester is visiting her sister. Miss
Corrie Cline. Mrs. Berkeley Ward of
sister. Mrs. r. B. Cooke. at Norfolk. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward. Nichols will spend the
month of August at Rockland, on the
coast of Maine. Misses Mary and Esther
Woodal of Baltimore are the guests of
Miss Marie Fadeley. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
the week at the Leesburg Inn. Mrs.
George Borden of Haddonfield n. j.. has
returned to her home after q visit to
Mrs. William Hullihen Burkhart of this
town. Miss Helen Golderner of New
York city is visiting Mrs. George E. Gal |
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county, is visiting Miss Ruth Burnside,
Block street Mrs. Elizabeth Owens. Miss
Ruth Owens and Messrs. c. Francis and
Robert w. l.. Owens of Washington
have been visiting relatives here. Miss
Mildred r. Stalinss of Mount Rainier is
spending a week with relatives in Cieve-
land, Ohio. She will go direct to chicago
from Cleveland. where she will enter
Chicago University. Mrs. Alfred Hyatt
Wells has returned from pleasant stay
with Miss Nellie Hyatt. Mitchellsville
Prince George county. State Controller
William E. Clagett of Upper Marlboro is
spending a few weeks at Buffalo lIthIa
Springs. Va. Miss Virginia Evans ana
Miss Bains have returned after pleas
ant visit to relatives in Virginia. Messrs.
William J. and W. Hampton Hickey, Mar
ion street. have returned after pleas
ant stay with friends in La Plata, Charles
county Mrs. james w. Rawlings of
Westwood, Prince George county. has as
her guests her mother, Mrs. T. II. Perrie.
and cousin, Mrs. Rudolph King or
Washington.
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ROCKVILLE.
pecial Correspondence Of the Star.


ROCKVILLE. Md, July %, 1910.
Mr.. Thomas Davis OF Washington MAJ
been visiting his sister. Mrs William H
Rabbit. near this place. Mr.. and Mrs
Chris Ramey and little daughter have
returned to Rockville after spending
eral weeks at Punxsutawney. Pa. Mrs
w. Garner Bouic of Hot Springs, Ark,
is at the home OF her mother-in-law Mrs
Alice Bouic. here. where she expects u
remain several weeks. Mrs. Edward Nun.
sey of Washington recently spent severai
days in Rockville as the guest of friends
Mr.. Scott Green of Washington ha,
been visiting his aunt. Mrs. Harriet Ed.
monSton. near Rockville. Miss Emma
Carr of Wheaton visited friends in Rock
vile during the week. Misses Mamie
Sallie and Willie Umstead of kensinGtor
left today for Mount Holly, Va, where
they will spend ten days. A number
of young Rockville people are camp
ing on the Potomac river near Seneca
this county. In the party are Misse:
Laura Mildred Higgins, Florence Neirs
Louise Alexander. Anita Ellison, Messrs
Frank Higgins, Bache Albert. Jesse Hig.
gins Edmund Jones. Ralph Smith. Va.
Wilson. Roy Warffeld They are beins
chaperoned by Mr. Frank Higgins, sr. DIR
and Mrs. John II. Lindsey have returned
from their honeymoon trip of severa.
weeks and are at Starmont Sanitarium
Washington Grove, of which DIR. Lindsey
is in charge. \ large number Of Washing
ton and Montgomery county people are
expected to attend the annual festival anc
tournament for the benefit of ST John.
Catholic Church at Forest Glen, which
will be held Wednesday next I'm the grow,
adjoining st. Johns Church. Mrs. Annie
Mcclure has returned to the home o.
Mayor and Mrs Lee Offutt here aftei
spending several months in India polls
Ind. Miss Jessie Merson returned early
in the week from Ocean City, Md, where
she spent about two weeks.
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FALLS CHURCH, VA.
Special Correspondence of the Star.

Special Correspondence OF the star
FALLS CHURCH, Va, July D. 1910
Mrs. NJ. c. Eddy of Falls Church en-
tertained in honor of her guests, Misses
Ethel Olmsted and Eloise Olmsted Oh
Philadelphia. Mrs. w. B. McGroarty'
who has been entertaining NUMBER OIL
friends at house party the past Week.
with their guests left few days ago 1o'
Bluemont, Va, where they Will camp LOT
ten days. Mrs. Mead Williams and MI
Burton Williams of ST. Louis are mouse
guests of DR.. and Miss Riddle on WASH
ington street Miss Lillian Hunton left TINS
week for trip to New Hampshire. MI.
and Mrs. George Newell, who nave oeen
at Bluemont for several weeks: nave re-
turned to their home on washington
street. Miss Mary Rerkaw of Llnoen,
n. j.. is the house guest of Mrs. George
Hawxhurst. Mrs. j. N. Oden on WASH
ington street will entertain 1he brluse
Club Monday Mrs. G. A. Horner of New
Jersey is visiting her daughter. Mrs. s..
NJ. Thornburg, on Columbia street, rams
Church Mrs r. l.. c. Moncure LETT her
East End home this week 1or seSe.al
weeks visit to New York and Atiahtic
of the Presbyterian Church TUESDAY
night A special feature was a japanese
tea garden. where tea was served oy
girls dressed in Japanese costumes. anu
gypsy camp, where girls oresseu
gypsies served ice cream. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. C. Knoop Of North Carolina are guests ;9;.s
of Mr. and Mrs. r. V. Snyder or Hlsh,
land Park. near Falls Church. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. S. Hoge and Miss Goodwin or
Highland Park are visiting at Ocean CITY,
Nd Mr. Lawrence Hough on Jenerson
street entertained last Monday quite a
number of the c. E. members at socia
at his home. During the evening MISS
Emma Garner gave several readings ana
Miss Ruby Grosen of Ballston sang sew
eral solos, Mr.. Burton Lowe gave 4
piano solo and Miss Mansfield OF fnlia-
deIphia sang a solo. Delicious refresh,
ments were served. Miss Pearl Luttrei,
is visiting her brother, Rev. Guy Luttreii
of Bunker Hill. w. Va. Miss Claire Lut-
trell is visiting her sister in New YORK
Mr.. and Mrs Houston entertained - din
ner Tuesday the following guests: Rev.
Franklin Noble. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Duo
lev. Mr.. and Mrs. Blackburn. MISS FLOR
ence Blackburn. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ F.
Church, Miss Mabel Church, Miss l..
Merrifield and Mr.. Houston of Washing
ton, D. c. The Misses shotwell enter
tanned at a party last week about twenty
eight friends at the home OF Mr.. J. l..
Shotwell on Fairfax street.
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Louise Scales Is visiting relatives iu
Washington. Lieut.. Howard Lake, L. 8.
A. and Mrs. Lake are guests at the
home of Mr.. Thomas w. Lake at Philo-
mont. Miss Leila Moore of Waterford
is the guest of friends In Cleveland,
Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Middleton
of Washington have taken house In
this town for the summer. Mrs. r. G..
Burke of Washington is visiting heI
mother. Mrs. Annie Johnson. DR.. and
Mrs. J. ID. Rodeffer and little son are
guests at the home Of the formers par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Nj. Rodeffer.- meas
Lovettsville