Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-26
HERNDoN, VA.
,necial Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
HERNDON, Va. February ., 1911.
The Merrymakers gave dance III
| Walkers Hall Tuesday, February Il.
| the chaperons being Mrs. Andrew Hutch
inson, Mrs. Orland Chamblin and Mrs. I.
f. Aud. Among the dancers were Mrs
Foster Orrison Of Washington. pink SILK
null over pink silk; Miss Ruby Orrison,
blue silk: Miss Sara kidwell green null;
Miss Hattie Robey, brown messaline;
Mrs. William III. Dawson, black chiffon
over black silk: Miss Mae Taylor of
Washington, tan silk: Mrs. Theda North
Mclaughlin Of Washington, black cos
tune; Miss Frances Mclaughlin, blue
silk: Miss Ruth Chamblin. orange crepe
de chine; Miss Mildred Weaver. blue silk;
Miss Louise Aud, black peau de sole;
Miss Mary Aud, tan pongee; MISS Neil
Lake, tan costume; Miss Eliza beth Hud-
dleson, blue silk; Mrs. \. 7. Walker.
| black; Miss Elmer Jarrett, tan silk, and
Messrs Asa Bradshaw. Roland and WI
| liam Dawson. Oscar Myers. Chester Mad
ison. r. Chambin. c. Sidman. Amos
| Crounse. A. T. Walker and Thomas Ba-
ker. Mrs. Yerkes and Miss Yerkes of
Washington have returned after short
visit to Mrs Albert T. Walker. on Sta
| ton street. Miss Margaret Patch of
| Washington spent the week end with
friends here. Mr.. ard Mrs. Harry l.. An
drews were Sunday guests - Mr.. and
| Mrs. Madison kenfield. Misses Hutchin-
| son entertained at dinner Friday in honor
| of the birthday Of Miss Nettie Bradshaw
and Of their uncle. Mr.. Charles Hutchin-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson returned
| Sunday to their home al Pleasant Valley.
! Mrs. James Cockerille entertained We'd
nesday of last week in honor OF the birth
day of her brother, Mr. George Buell.
of Atlanta. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Barnum Buell. Mr.. and Mrs.
George n
ME Henry and Mr. and Mrs. Walker. Mrs.
George Henry Shryock of Arcola is
spending a week with friends at Rock
ledge. Misses Nettie Bradshaw and Selma
Hutchinson were guests Wednesday of
Miss Eva Peacock of Ashburn and attend
| ed the Masonic banquet. Mr. and Mrs.
William Fl. Richards of Clifton. who are
spending the winter in Washington, were
| guests the 22d of Miss Ruth Richards.
Miss Louise Aud hostess at luncheon
Washington's birthday, guests being
Misses Ruth Chamblin. Sara Kidwell Lake
and Aud, and Messrs. L. c. Madison and
r. Hutchinson. Miss Nell Lake of Phlo-
| mont is the guest of Miss Aud Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence n. Florance entertained for
the week end Mr.. and Mrs. John Ish and
small son and daughter of LeeSburg. Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin IT, Garrett of lexington,
Charles City county. were guests for a
| few days this week of their parents here.
Mrs. Carson Hyatt left Monday to visit
Mrs. A. White of Baltimore Miss Anna
to relatives near Richmond. Mrs. Ellis of
Washington spent Sunday with friends
on Monroe street. Miss Sara kidwell
| spent Monday in Washington.
| Mrs. Champlin of Washington has been
visiting Miss Maria r. Bready at Edward
stone DR.. and Mrs. Frank Huddleson
entertained at dinner Sunday in honor of
the seventy-sixth birthday anniversary Of
| Mr.. John HuddlesOn. Wednesday DR..
and Mrs. Huddleson entertained at
| luncheon Mr. Frank Mcneil, formerly of
Herndon. now of Washington. Mrs. Jo-
nah Tavenner has been spending the week
Webb Lang and little Miss Virginia
spent Sunday at Chantilly. Miss Mar
garet Russell has returned from visit
| to Washington, where she was the guest
| of Mrs. William Pollard. Saturday Mrs.
Pollard gave delightful card party in
| honor of her house guests. Miss Russell
gave luncheon Thursday to Mrs. Ball
and Mrs. McConnor Off Dranesville, Mrs.
| William Lock White and Misses Eva
| Cummins and Pauline Whitaker. Farm
crs' Club No. ] was entertained by Mr..
S. j.. Chaplin, formerly of Chantilly. at
the home of his son, Mr.. Charles Chaplin,
at Dunn Loring. Those attending from
| Herndon were Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Law
renee, Mrs. M. NJ. Lawrence and Miss
| Theresa Lawrence. DIR and Mrs. Frank
HuddIeson. Mr. Isaiah Broadly Miss Ma
ria Bready, Mr.. and Mrs William Eads
Miller and Master Russell Miller. Mr..
ii. carlton Hanes attended the Masonic
| banquet at Ashburn Wednesday night
and made short address.
Miss Mae Taylor of Washington is Wis
ting Mrs. William II. Dawson on Sta
ton street. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Laycock
| entertained at dinner Friday. Mrs. Mary
James of Hamilton is spending some time
| with Mrs. Israel Fulton. Miss Agnes
Summers has returned to her home, in
| Sterling. after a fortnight's stay here.
| Mrs. Agnes IIough is occupying her
| home at The Pines after spending sew
eral months in the Valley of Virginia.
Miss Elizabeth Tillett has returned after
| a visit to her aunt Mrs. Norah Daniels.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. i. Fadely Of Ashburn
are in Florida. The Methodist parson
unique birthday social. Invitations were
sent out with colored silk bags attached.
in which a penny for each year of the
| recipients age was to be placed Miss
Hattie Robey spent Wednesday with Mrs.
| Clarence NJ. Walker at Flors. A colonial
supper was held Wednesday, the walters
| being dressed in the fashion Of colonial
days from their powdered hair to their
| black beauty spots and their flowing
| dresses. In decorations many antiques
were used. Donald Callar made splendid
| George Washington, while Mrs. William
| III. Dawson made charming Martha
| Washington. Others in colonial costume
were Misses Blanche Detwiler. Rena
Shear Helen Middleton, Elizabeth Hud-
| dleson, Anna and Elizabeth Ellis, Eva
Cummins and Margaret Stanton.
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