Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-26
HERND0N, VA.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

HERNDON, Va. March %. 1911.
Mrs. James II. Judd has returned to
her home in CuIpeper after fortnight
visit to relatives here Mrs. Clarence
Florance spent Friday in Washington.
Mrs. Powell Summers Of the Heights has
had with her for part of the week Miss
Hope Summers and Miss Martha Woods
of Sterling. Mrs. Arthur Hyde Buell. has
returned from brief visit to Washing
ton. Mrs. HOLSTER Sturges gave lunch
con Wednesday, her guests being Mrs.
Shreve Of Sterling. Mrs. William 1. Robey
and Mrs. Arthur H. Buell.. Miss Mary
Macrae OF Washington has been the
guest Of friends at Rock Ledge. Misses
Hutchinson gave a dinner Saturday in
honor Of their house guests. Those pres
ent were Mrs. Steele, Miss Steele. Mrs.
Sturges Of Germantown, Misses Margaret
Patch and Mary Macrae of Washington,
and Miss Bradshaw and Messrs. Hutchin
Hutchinson has returned from a few
days visit to friends in Washington. Mr..
and Mrs. William Eads Miller entertained
Farmers Club No. / Thursday OF last
week. a large number being In attend
ance. Mrs. Harry B. Mitchell Of Station
street has had with her for a short visit
Miss Winnie Holden Of Centerville who
is now the guest Of friends near Dunn
Loring. Mrs. William I. Robey gave a
luncheon Tuesday in honor of Mrs.
among her guests Mrs. William Eads
Miller. Mrs. James Cockerille, Mrs. e.
Hilton Jackson. Mrs. William H. Dawson.
Mrs. Clarence Walker. Mrs. HOLSTER
Sturges, Mrs. Ernest Robey. Mrs. George
Broadly and Mrs. B. Harry Bready. Mr..
Ernest Howard and Master Lincoln How
ard. who are spending some time in
Washington, were guests Of friends here
on Saturday.
Miss Margaret Russell has been the
guest for a week Of Mrs. William Pollard
of Washington. Miss Anna Hyatt and
Mrs Stevens sang at the Methodist
Church Sunday morning the duet, God
Will Take Care Of You" Mr.. and Mrs
George Ramsay Bready were guests of
honor at Friday evening Ia card care
Frank Huddleson Mrs. Elizabeth
Sweetzer has returned to her home here
after spending several months with Mrs.
William s. Blanchard of Washington.
Mrs. Benjamin a. Mankin. formerly OF
Herndon. spent several days this week
with Mrs. Charles II. Reed. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mankin expect to come out at an
early date and occupy their cottage on
Washington street, and will be Joined in
July by Prof. and Mrs. Mckie Of Union.
Mrs. William S. s. Groh spent Monday
| in Washington. Mrs. Benjamin Garrett
and small daughter have returned to
| their home in southern Virginia after a
short visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Enos l.. Gar
rett on Eldon street Mr.. William Walter
Taylor spent the week end In Baltimore.
Mrs Lehman Of Washington spent We'd
nesday here. Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Orr-
son have been guests for several days
this week of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Scriv-
ener, Park road, Washington. Mr.! and
Mrs. George Lewis left Monday for Flori-
da, where they expect to remain some
time. Mr.. and Mrs. William Groh are
established for time at Belmont Park,
near Leesburg. Mr.. Jacob Groh of Acco-
tink spent the week end with his parents
here Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Kirk enter
tanned delightfully."- recently Farmers Club
No. at their home near Floris. Mrs.
Thomas Phillips and Mrs. Virginia Flack
spent Monday in WASHINGTON. Mrs. Wat
son of Hyattsville, formerly of Herndon
was a guest Of Mrs. Phillips during a
part Of this week. Mrs. William L.
White spent Wednesday in WASHINGTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Creighton spent
Tuesday at Arcola. Messrs. Harry Pam
coast and Walter Palmer of Loudoun
spent several days here this week. Miss
Florence Weldon of Hamilton made a
brief visit recently to friends here Mrs
Mary James has returned to her home in
Hamilton.