Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-31
WARRENTON, VA.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
WARRENTON, Va, July 30. 1910.
The Warrenton German Club enter
tanned a number of guests at the Town
Hall Friday evening. Among those pres
ent were Misses Forbes. Wilbur, Evans,
Sublett, Marshall, Heathe, Hartman,
Nelson, Clarke, Hoge. Hates. Turner,
Mahan, Hilleary, Kennedy, Stone, Ran
lett, Scott, Gaines. Mesdames King. Rich
ards, Mason, Deare. Fletcher, Marshall,
Hooe, Carr, K. H. Sublett. Savage, Gaines
and Hoge: Messrs. Scott, Wilbur, Rioh-
ards, Strother, White, Stone, Deare,
Gaines, Kelly, Pemberton. Wertheimer,
Keith, Kerr, Rector, Nash, Hartman.
Lee, Arthur Lee, Way, Jeffries, Char
rington, Nelson and Douglass Lees. Mrs.
Lauriston Hardin entertained at tea
Monday afternoon in honor of the Misses
home Of Mrs. Scott, Miss Louise Evans
has returned from pleasant visit to
friends at Berkeley Springs, w. Va. and
Hancock. Md. Mr.. II. l.. Kelley of New
York, who. has been visiting friends in
town returned home this week. Miss
Zenonie Travers of New York, who has
been visiting at Clovercroft, left town
Monday for the north Mrs. Frederick
Savage of Baltimore left WarrentOn this
week to visit friends at Middleburg. Mr..
to be gone several months. Mrs. Hoge
entertained Monday afternoon at Mrs.
Edward Carter's with two tables OF
bridge. Mr.. Morson Keith is spending
Frank Pemberton left recently for Texas,
to be away several weeks. Mrs Lucien
Keith received a number of friends at
tea Tuesday afternoon at her home on
Culpeper street. Mr.. Edward Chapman
of Baltimore is visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. King. Mr.. e. H. Sublett
left this week for Rochester, n. Y. An
interesting tennis tournament was held
Tuesday afternoon at the Country Club
courts. The mixed doubles proved very
Wilbur and Mr.. H. l.. Hartman of
New York. Others playing were Miss
Gates and Mr.. John Pemberton, Miss
Margaret Hoge and Hugh Spilman, Miss
Hartman and Arthur Charrington. The
cups were presented by Mrs. Billie Hayes
and Mr.. James d. Hall. Miss Edith
Wallach left this week to visit friends
at Bar Harbor. Miss kathrine BrittOn
has returned to her home in Trenton,
n. j. A riding party left town Tuesday
and had picnic lunch at The Plains COM
ing back by moonlight. Mr.. Payne Car
roll of Charlottesville was in town this
week. Mrs. John Harlow of Richmond.
Va. is visiting her mother, Mrs. G. M.
Bastable at Calverton. Mr.. w. A. Chad
burne of New York was a visitor to town
this week. Mrs. Laura Pickett of Nor
folk, Va, is at the home Of Mrs. Carter
for the next two months. Miss Mamie
Payne, who has been with friends at
Berkeley Springs, w. Va. has returned
to town. Mr.. Douglass Brooke of Nor
folk. Va, is in town for his vacation.
Miss Maud Foster of Washington is the
guest of Mrs. Gaines-Smith. Mr. William
Hume Curtis has returned from Atlantic
City, where he spent his vacation. Mr..
James Brooke left town Wednesday for
Markham, Va. Miss Fannie Carter Scott
who has been the guest of friends at
Cape May, is at the home of her grand
mother for the remainder of the summer
Mr.. Charles Caldwell of New York Is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. j. G. Walraven.
Mrs. William Hayes and family left this
week for the White Mountains, to be
gone until late fall. Mrs. Louis Anton
santi entertained in honor 'of her house
guest, Miss Elaine Powell, at tea Thurs.
day afternoon.