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Sherrard Kennedy and child of Atlanta
have been visiting at the home Of Miss
Sherrard in Winchester. Mrs. Martha
Rinker. who has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Mollie Harper. in Wash
ingtcn. has returned TO her home in
Warren. Mrs. Fl. l.. SincoX and child
of Washington reached Harrisonburg
several days ago. on visit to her sis
ter. Mrs. Roy Butler. Misses Eliza
beth and Margaret Carpenter, who have
been visiting relatives in Washington.
have returned to Harrisonburg. Miss
w. Mabelle Miller. who has been in
Asheville. y. c.. for the past winter,
is now at the home of her mother.
Mrs. Joseph a. Miller. near Winchester
Mr. and Mrs. b. G. Harris Of Charles
county. Md. have been spending the
past week at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Holmes Berry in Winchester. Miss
Dora Taylor came from southern Vir-
ginia a few days ago to visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Blackburn Smith
her niece. Miss Edna Seyle, of Green
Vile. s. G., reached Winchester last
week to visit Mrs. Blanche Smeltzer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marrow of Balti-
more have been visiting at the home OF
the latter's father. Mr. George Rey-
nolds, near Berryville. Mrs. Benjamin
Huffman of Warren has been visiting
relatives I'm Washington. Mr.. r. Lee
Woodson and his daughter. Miss Alice
Woodson, have returned to Harrison
burg. after visiting relatives in Wash
ington during the past week
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ham of Leesburg were the guests OF Mrs.
NJ. b. Young Of Purcellville during the
past week. Mr.. Clarence Mitchell. MT.
and Mrs Hale Hughes of Washington.
D. c.: Mrs w. H. Taylor Of Herndon and
MIR. Alfred Wilson of Berkeley Springs,
w Va, were guests at Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Cornwelrs home in Purcellville during
the past week Miss Sally Simpson OF
Paeonian Springs left Saturday for an
extended visit to relatives and friends IN
winchester, Woodstock. Clarksburg and
Charles Town. Mrs. J: f. smith. Mrs.
John T. Hirst and Miss Eloise Hirst
spent the past week In Lexington, Va
attending the finals of the Virginia Mill
tarv Institute Miss Addie May Williams
and Miss Myrtle holland of Washington,
u. c., are visiting their aunt, Mrs. c. r:
Colbert, of Purceilville. Mrs. Hunter OF
Rockbridge county is visiting relatives
near Purcellville. Miss Laura Margaret
Baker is spending some time with friends
at Atlantic City. Mrs. Gordon Gregg Of
Washington is visiting at the home or
Mr.. Thomas y. Carruthers of Purcell
vile. Miss Helen Ford of Round Hill
is visiting relatives in Fairfax. Va. Miss
Elva Magruder of Rockville. Nd, Is Wis
ting her sister. Mrs. r. S. Ward, OF Pur-
ce.lviIle Mrs. Dora Love returned Tues
day from a visit to friends in Washing
ton Miss Aline Bonay of New York Is
visiting at ROsemore. near Bluemont
Mrs. ]. o. Potts of Hillsboro is visiting
friends at Stephens City. Va. Mrs. Gin
rich Of Baltimore is spending some time
at the home of Mrs. A. o. Love Of Pur-
cellville Mrs. Elsie Harper and Mrs.
Mamie Borden of Washington spent the
week end with relatives in Purcellville
Miss Nellie Saunders and Mr.. C. b. Lay
cock of Washington spent the week end
at the home of Mrs. Charles F. Laycock
of this town. Mr.. Clifton PaXson of Pur-
cellville is spending some time in Rich
mond. Va Edward Nichols, who has
been spending the past winter in Kan
sas City, is at the home of his parents
near Purcellville.
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WARRENTON, VA.
80, co-re.nonaencc 81 The Star


WARRENTON, Va, June -. 1911.
Mr. Draper Crosby is at Twin Oaks
farm for the summer vacation. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. f. Tiffany and Miss Fletcher
nave returned from Hot Springs. Va.
Mrs. Richard w. Cook OF Arlington Md.
$ IN Warrenton for some time. Mr.. +. r
Pemberton, ]. c.. +. r.. jr., and W. J..
Pemberton Of New York spent the week
end in Warrenton. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
- Thornton are at home from recent
sit 10 Atlantic City. Miss Lula Markell
of Washington is visiting her mother.
Mrs VI. l.. Markell. Mrs. John ID. Hooe
i In Warrenton. after an absence OF
several months. DIR. and Mrs. L. .. Har-
din and Masters Laurison and Taylor Har-
Gin OF Washington are the guests or Mrs
Hardin's mother, Mrs. Taylor Scott Miss
Fanny Scott and Mr.. Taylor Scott of
Richmond are also the guests OF their
grandmother. Mrs. Taylor Scott. Mrs
Blair Johnson spent several days in
Washington this week. Mr.. w. III. Curtis
Is at home. after a visit Of several days
TO Atlantic City. Rev Sherman Phillips
Of Newark. y. j.. spent several days
this week in Warrenton with his mother,
Mrs NJ. A. Wright Miss Edith Craig has
returned to Airle farm, after several
days spent in Washington. Mrs. Albert
Fletcher entertained at tea Monday after
noon. Miss Alice Simms visited Washing
ton this week. Miss Jessie Walraven and
Mr.. C. r. Jeffries are in Warrenton. after
spending several days in Woodstock as
the guests of Mrs. William Kemper Miss
Theodosia Markell was recent visitor
to Washington. Miss Britton of Trenton,
N. j., is the guest of Miss Mary Nelson.
Mise Preston of Alexandra is visiting
Mrs. w. Il. Oden.
Mrs. Howell Peoples of Atlanta, Ga,
IL the guest OF her mother Mrs j. NJ.
Payne Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Payne, who
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Misses Wrenn OF Cnantilly entertained at
dinner In their honor Monday. Miss
f. Browning Mason Is visiting Miss
Maria r. Bready at Elwardstone. Mrs.
William 5. Blanchard and Misses Marion
and Doris Blanchard of Washington are
spending some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin B. Simonds on Monroe street. Mr..
Howard Blanchard spent Thursday with
his aunt Mrs Elizabeth Sweetzer.
Miss Sara Kidweil has returned from
brief visit to Leesburg. Miss Ruth Dyer
is at her home on Washington street
after spending the winter in Millage, Ga
Mrs. Harry B. Mitchell was a luncheon
guest Thursday Of Mrs. Powell Summers.
Mrs Israel Fulton is visiting Mrs. Henry
H. Garrett at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
FRANK Wells at Landon, Md. Mr.. and
Mrs Lloyd Foster Crrison have returned
from few days visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Sanford of Washington. Mrs. Ed
win Mooney has spent few days with
friends in Washington. and attended the
graduation of her son. Mr.. James Henry
Lyman Mr.: Lyman leaves shortly to
accept position in Alaska. Miss Sadie
Detwiler is the guest Of Mrs. Robert /.
Harrison, near Floris. DIR. and Mrs. Ed
win L. Detwiler and Miss Ruth Detwiler
returned Tuesday from a motor trip to
Washington Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Jarrett
Of Alexandria were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. w. Floyd Middleton. Mrs. Viii
liam Wilson Of Washington is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Lycurgus Hutchinson in the
suburbs. Miss Mary Hutchinson and
Master Gilbert have returned from
brief visit 10 friends in Washington. Rev
Lorenzo H. Vaughan and Mrs. Vaughan
gave reception Tuesday evening assist
ed by Mrs. Cassius Lawrence. Mrs. Will
liam Ellis, Mrs. c. NJ. Walker, Mrs.
Weight. Mrs. William Dawson Misses
Edith Fitz Hugh, Margaret Stanton, Eva
Cummins and Caroline Eccles.
Mrs. Fannie White of Washington has
been visiting Mrs. Thomas II. Walker
or FIoris. Mrs. Walker also has with her
Mrs. Eva StoweIl and Mr.. Allan Stowell
OF Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. Benton
nave returned to their home in Pleasant
Valley after short stay In Washington.
Mrs. Ida Beavers is visiting her brother,
Mr.. Joseph Webster, in the suburbs. Mr..
J. j. Darlington entertained over a hun
dred members Of the Scottish Saint An
dreW's Society of Washington on Wednes-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Wiley had
with them fer the week end Mr.. Clarence
Wiley OF Washington. Mr.. Ralph Cham
bin is spending some time in Fairfax.
Mrs. John Williams and little Miss Ma
rfon Williams have returned to their
home In Chicago after a visit to Mrs.
Madison of Floris Elder Lefferts of
l-eesburg and Miss Lena Davis of Ken
more were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Oliver. Miss Maggie Ballard OF
Pendir has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Isaac Long Of Floris.
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HERNDON, VA.
ec,al Correspondence Of The Star.


HERNDON. Va. June "a 1911.
Miss Maude Yount entertained Wednes-
dav at an all-day meeting of the Corpah
Club. Mrs Ida Bradshaw has returned
from a short visit to Mrs. Loveless OF
Washington. Miss Lucille Loveless has
returned to her home in the city MISS
lane Caldwell Of oxford, n. c.. is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander H.
caldwell at the Heights. Mrs. Caldwell
entertained Saturday night In honor OF
Mr. Caldwells birthday anniversary. MI.
and Mrs. f. S. Altemus of Washington
spent the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
g. H. Broadly Mrs. Hilda Bready visited
friends in Washington last week and also
visited Miss Mamie kidwell OF Leesburg
on Friday Miss Eleanor Walker has re-
turned from a weeks stay in Washing
ton Mrs. Ernest l.. Robey has returned
from Washington and is spending some
time at Elwardstone Miss Helen GRIP
pen is visiting in Clarendon. va. Miss
Elizabeth Kellam of Hollis is the house
guest of Miss Lily Shear. Miss Ethel
Clendenning of West Virginia is visiting
Miss Mildred Davis on Eldon street. Fri
day afternoon Mrs. Russell Lynn enter
tanned in honor of Miss Clendenning and
Mrs Henry Piggott of Dranesvile.. Miss
Emma Hinchen has returned 10 Wash
ington after a visit to Mrs. William
Locke White. who gave a luncheon in
her honor Tuesday Miss Louise Aud
is spending some time in Maryland the
guest OF Misses Viers. near Edwards
Ferry Mr.. Henry Thompson, who lately
returned from the University of Vir-
ginia. is spending the summer in Penn
sylvania.
Miss Anna Hooff has returned to her
home in Charles Town, w. Va. after a
fortnight's stay with Mrs. Powell Sum-
mers. at the Heights. Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott McGill and children Of Washington
are spending the summer in their
Gresham residence on Monroe street. Mr..
and Mrs. McGill attend today In Wash
ington the wedding Of Miss Sadie Ruck-
er and Mr.. Trueman Lanham of Lanham.
Md Miss Ruth Rucker has returned here
after several months stay in Prescott.
Ariz. Mr.. and Mrs. George Burton
have with them for a visit Mrs. NJ.
Hutchinson of Floris Miss Hattie Robey
and Miss Elizabeth Ellison were recent
guests of Mrs. Samuel A. Hersperger OF
Round Hill, formerly of Herndon. Mrs.
Arthur Hyde Buell. entertained a small
company at cards Thursday afternoon
complimentary to Miss Mildred Davis
and her house guest, Miss Clendennng.
Mrs. George Buell. has returned from a
visit to Leesburg Mrs. Catherine d.
Morgan Of New York is the guest of Mrs.
Washington C. Wrenn on Eldon street.
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have been visiting Mrs j. NJ. Payne
left this week for their home in St
Louis. Mr.. Milton Jeffries of Odessa,
Mo. is visiting his brother, Mr.. Joseph
a. Jeffries. Miss Dorothy Hubbell is
at home for the summer vacation. Miss
Alice Smith of New Orleans, La. is the
guest of Col. and Mrs Grenville Gaines
Prof. and Mrs. Crawley are spending
the summer with Mrs. Crawley's father
Mr.. Charles Holtzclaw. near Warrenton.
Mrs Gilbert Green is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Hunton. in New York
Mr.. Walter Robertson left this week
for his home in Atlanta after spending
some time in Warrenton. Miss Toll is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs A. w
Strother Miss Margaret Craig of Phil
Craig at Airlie. Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
kiser of Washington are spending the
summer at Cassillis with Miss Ken
needy. Miss Patterson. who has been
for her home. Miss Wilbur left Satur-
day for Devon. Mr.. W. B. Wilson of
Orange visited Warrenton this week
Mr.: n. NJ. Brooke spent several days in
Miss Ruth Carter is at homo after visit
ing in Orange. Va. Mr.. and Mrs J. X
Maddux leave Monday next for New
York. where they will sail for England
Rennick OF Washington will spend the
weekend with Miss Lena Gaines at Par
adise. Mrs. b. d. Spiman entertained at
lunch Thursday at Elway Hall Mrs.
S. A. Appleton entertained at tea We'd
nesday afternoon the members of the
Garden Club. Mr.. and Mrs. Edlow Sud
duth have as their guest Miss Rena Cropp
of Washington. Mrs. Chester c. Coates
of Gainesville. Pa. is the guest of DR.
and Mrs. NJ G. Douglas. Mrs. F. v. r
Moore left this week for northern points,
| where she will spend some time. Miss
Juliette White and Miss Kathleen Smith
are at home after visit to Mrs E. B.
Cassatt in Philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. Sumpter Smith and Mr.. 4. c. Smith
are at West View for the summer Miss
Agnes Blackwell has as her guest at
Clifton farm Miss Carrie Phillips Of
Portsmouth.
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SOCIETY.
FAIRFAX, VA.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.


FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, Va,
June q, 1911.
Miss Minnie Garter Of Centerville spent
the week end with Mrs. w. c. Hutchinson
at Vienna The Fairfax base ball team
played the Indian Head team last We'd
nesday. winning by a score of > to >.
Mrs. Chnn of Alexandria spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Richard
son. Misses Belle and Dorothy Graham
spent several days with relatives in
Washington. Mrs Walter Tansill Oliver
and children were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. u. c. Grayson in Washington this
week. Miss Virginia Richardson spent
the week visiting relatives and friends
in Alexandria and Washington. Miss
Edith Wiley graduated Wednesday from
the Washington College of Music. Miss
Richardson and Miss Graham attended
the exercises and also attended the dance
given by the college 1T the Shoreham
Hotel Wednesday evening. Miss Betty
/ Tyler and Mrs. Love spent several DAYS
| In Washington this week with friends.
Miss Reed of Florida IS visiting MISS
Mabel Jerman. Miss Ida Jones left Tues
day to visit relatives in Gloucester. Mrs.
Alfred II. Moncure and children are visit
ing DR.. and Mrs. W. T. Moncure. Mr.
A. H. Moncure spent the week end with
| his parents. Miss Lee Goodwin of Ash
d.,
last week of her sister. Mrs. James W
| Ballard Mr. and Mrs. Alice and family
| of Washington are spending the summer
at the Hotel Fairfax. Mrs. NJ. {. Weller
was the guest last Saturday OF her sister
Mrs B. Nj. Thompson. at Vienna.
| Miss Love, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs Robert Daniel, has gone to
Maine for the summer. Mrs. Richard
Durham OF Richmond was the guest last
week OF Mrs. Howard Fletcher. me
School Improvement League or Burke
held It's regular monthly meeting last
week in the grove near r.. r. MARSHALL
Miss Della Baughman has returned 70
her home at Ida after spending several
weeks in Maryland Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis
of ST Louis is spending the summer with
relatives at Burke. Mrs. NJ. p. Han mas
returned from her visit to friends and
relatives in Raleigh. y. (. Mrs. j. NJ
FItzhurh. who has been visiting her
sister at Fender. has returned to her
home at Burke Misses Helen and Tracey
Gaines and Master Reginald Gaines, VINO
have been visiting their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. Marks, have returned
to their home at Burke. Mrs: Willie
Simpson Of Washington was the recent
guest of Mrs Clarence Wyckor at burke.
Miss Eppie Hutchison of Ashburn mas
been visiting Mrs. NJ. c. Wilson at,Sllf-
ton. Her daughter. Miss Elizabeth Cook
sew. will spend the greater part of the
summer with her mother. MIS- /. y"
Cooksey. Miss Lydia Burton Harrington
Miss Margaret Stafford and Mrs NeaSeY
have been visiting Mr.. S. +. Shackleford
at Ingleside, Clifton. Mrs. Sylvan Witt
senstein OF Washington is spending the
summer with her sister, Mrs. IL. IL.
Poindexter at Clifton
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VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
:, corresnopdence OF The Star.


WINCHESTER, Va, June "a. 1911.
The marriage Of Miss Nena Gold Wal
ter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank G..
Walter, and Mr.. j. Erie Carter of Balti-
more took place Wednesday afternoon
at the home Of the brides parents. Rev.
W. D. Smith, rector OF Christ Protestant
Episcopal Church, officiating. The bride
sister, Miss Edith Walter. was maid OF
honor. and the best man was Mr.. Edwin
L. Warfield of Baltimore. The young
couple will spend their honeymoon on
the great lakes. Misses Virginia and
Douglas Fuller of Winchester enter
tanned at the home of their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. II. D. Fuller, Wednesday even
ing in honor Of their guests. Misses Ann
and Ruth Martin of Roland Park. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Green OK Winchester
entertained at a dinner party Tuesday
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
B. Hanford and Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Nc
Lean of Washington. Mrs. JOHN Randolph
Tucker of Lexington. Va. is at the home
of her son-fn-law and daughter. DR.. and
Mrs William p. Mcclure. in Winchester.
for the summer. Maj. Robert w. Hun
ter and his daughter. Miss Caroline Hun
ter, who have been spending the past
week in Washington and eastern Vir-
GINA, have returned to theiS home In
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RIvERDALE, MD.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.

RIVERDALE. Nd, June -, 1911.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Smith of Wash
ington avenue are spending several weeks
In Atlantic City. Miss Hattie Mather>;
of Baltimore is visiting at the home of
Miss Marie Watkins of West Riverdale.
Wednesday evening last Mr. William c.
Gray entertained number OF friends at
a smoker. The lawns surrounding the
home was beautifully decorated with
japanese lanterns At late hour re-
freshments We're served by Mrs. Gray,
assisted by Miss Gray and Miss Altsman-
berger. Miss Mary Hurley of Lincoln
avenue spent several days last week with
relatives in Washington. Mrs. q. yelling
Stier and Master Calvert have returned
to their home in Seattle, Wash, after
having spent the past two months with
Mrs. STEERS mother. Mrs. Albert w.
ROome Of the Bouivar. Mr.. John Knox
Greame has returned to his home on
Jefferson avenue after delightful visit
to relatives in Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs.
James F.. Raines have opened their home
on browning Heights after having spent
the winter months in Washington. Mrs.
William McChesney of Mount Rainier was
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Samuel 5.
Mcmillan of New York place Wednesday
last. Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Selby have re-
after having spent some time in Wash
ington. Miss Virginia Harvey of Wash
inSton is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
A. Molesworth of jefferson avenue. Mr..
Thomas Lynch of East Riverdale is
spending several weeks in Baltimore with
friends. MaSte: Robert Latinore of
Washington was the guest of Master Paul
Blundon during the past week. Mr.. and
Mrs. William G.. Myers and family of
Jefferson avenue are spending the sum-
mer IN Nokesvile, Va. Mrs Charles G.
Byers of East Riyerdale has returned to
her home after delightful visit TO rela-
tiveS in Baltimore. Mrs. +. c. Smith and
Miss Agnes of Washington are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Heinrichs of
Grant avenue. Mrs. Thompson Of Belts
vile spent several days during the past
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas O'Neil
of East Riverdale. Mrs. Van Rensselar
Morgan of Washington is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick j. Haig. Adams
avenue. Mrs. Walter f. Thorne of Mad
ison avenue is spending several weeks in
Washington. Miss Margaret Smith of
Washington avenue leaves Saturday next
for Berkeley Springs for the summer.
Miss Florence Collier OF Washington ave-
nue. is visiting relatives in Cumberland.
Miss Lois Meek has returned to her home
in Washington after having spent the
past week with Miss Marie Blundon of
Washington avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Galeski of Ashland avenue are spending
the week end in Old Point Comfort Mrs
r. A. Small Of Jackson avenue is visit
ing friends in Atlantic City for several
weeks. Mrs. Marie Merz of New York is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Opper-
mann of Lincoln avenue.
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Liked the 1911 Model.
IN HarnerS Wepklv-

From Harper's Weekly.
You have a fine lot Of children.
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I've often wondered said Hawkins.
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What They All Say.

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Office Boy-Yes, sir; most all of it, sir.
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