Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-26
SOCIETY.
FALLS CHURCH.
Special Correspondence of The Star.
FALLS CHURCH, Va,


November %, 1911
Last Saturday the teachers and parents
Of Fairfax county enjoyed a del.gh, full
day at the high school building at the
annual meeting of the Teachers Associa-
ton. At noon an elaborate luncheon was
served, the place cards being the work
Of the pupils in the various grades
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. d. Hall of Burke. Capt. and Mrs
Franklin Sherman and Miss Miriam Sher-
man of Ashsrove. Mrs. s. c. Sturgis ana
MI. Franklin Williams, jr., of Vienna
MI. A X. Plank, Miss Wiley and Mrs.
L. NJ Sutler of Fairfax, Prof. ]. H.
Beaziey. Miss Ruth Richards and Mss
Detweiler of Herndon, Miss Mi.stead of
Accotink, MISS Lillian Millen, mrs. B. H.
Moon. Miss Lukens. Miss Mamie Powell.
Mss Fontaine and Miss Grant. The
election of officers occurred in the after
and family of Northumberland county
have recently moved to East Falls
Church. DR.. and Mrs. ]. B. Gould en-
tertained the Owl Club last Saturday
evening at five hundred. The ladies'
pr.zes were won by Mrs. p. M. Smythe
and Mrs. Harry Fellows; the gentlemen's
prizes went to Mr.. p. n. Smythe and DR.
Gould. After refreshments We're served
the club adjourned to meet next with
Miss Matte Gundry. Mrs. G. f. Ro- Inns
entertained large parry at bridge last
Friday afternoon. First and second
prizes were won by Mrs. S. Fl. Thorn
burg and Mrs. J. b. Gould and the con-
ISOLATION by Miss Emma Garner Last
Thursday evening the ladies of the Meth
odlst Church gave an oyster supper for
the benefit of the c.urch fund. At the
last meeting of the Village Improvement
Society it was decided to place an orna-
mental concrete pagoda over the town
well near the electric station. The Study
Club met Monday evening with Mr. and
Mrs George &. Morton. Colonial litera-
ture being the winters work. Mr. and
of colonial times, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwyn
Green read papers on the governors of
New England and Virginia, Miss Emma
Garner read paper on William Byrd
and his cotemporaries and Mr.. Des-
rocherS read selections from the writings
Of William Byrd. About eighteen MEM
bers were present and after refreshments
were served social hour was enjoyed
The club will meet again with Mr. and
Mrs Morton Mrs. ]. II. Babbtt, who
has been spending month with her
daughter, Mrs. Elwyn Green, left Mon
day for her home in New Mexico
Misses Mary and Louise Ball entertain
ed the sewing circle Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Church and Miss
Mabel Church spent Sunday at Herndon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Guy N. Church. Fri
day evening the pastor and teachers of
the Presbyterian Church held a confer
ing. Miss Isabel Gray of Fredericksburg
is visiting her niece, Mrs. G.. A. l.. Mer-
rifield. At the last meeting Of the Music
Study Club the time Of meeting was
changed to the second Tuesday In each
month. and the next meeting will be
with Mr.. Ed. Ballinger. Mrs. r. A. Da-
vison and Miss Susie Dawson spent Mon
day in Washington with Mrs. Morsel
Mr.. E. T. Fenwick and Rev E. j. Rich
ardson have returned from Norfolk,
where they attended the Baptist General
Association meeting. Mr. and Mrs
Charles Coleman were recent guests OF
Mrs Alice Browning at East End Mr.
and Mrs. Sparks of Washington were re-
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs F. n.
Smythe. Mr.. d. w. Swart Of Marshall
Va was a recent guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Fellows. Miss Hough of Washing
ton was the guest this week Of Mrs. NJ
T. Rust at West Falls Church Miss Will
lie Payne of Annandale was the week
end guest of Miss Louise Byrne Miss
Brown of New York is spending the win
ter with Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Young. The
friends of Miss Margaret Dudley enjoyed
a pleasant evening at her home last Fri
day. Dancing and games were induIged
in. Among the guests were Misses Edith
Conray and Elizabeth Haney, Mesrs.
Jerry IIuttleson, Richard Houghton. Joe
Fulton. Henry and Corcoran Fisher and
George Bowling of Washington, Misses