Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-01

ton were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Harrison during the week. Mrs Wilmina
Lawrence of North Bingham, Pa. is
spending the winter here. being called
here by the illness and death OF her
daughter. Mrs. Edwin l. Detwiler Mrs.
Mary Chaplin has returned 10 her home In
Whitesville. n Y. Mrs Alvin Chaplin OF
Washington has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs 5. l. Chaplin in the SUBURBS MI
and Mrs. w. H. Richards of Red Gables,
Clifton. Va. spent the week end here.
Mrs. Charles Ackley OF Florida, formerly
OF Herndcn. is spending Il month with
ffienos here and in Washington MI ana
Mrs. George Franklin Buell. spent the
week end in LeesburG. Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Groh of Accotinl< are visiting Their
parents here. Miss Rebecca Garrett of
CenterVille has been visiting MIS-. G H.
Adams of Clifton. Miss Hope summers
Louise and Mary Aud Mr.. and Mrs.
samuel \. Hcrsperger Of Round Hill
spent Saturday with friends here. where
they formerly resided Miss Alice Rail of
NorIolk is the house guest of Miss Mar
garet Russell. Miss Hattie Rohey has
turned from a visit To Miss Sara Hers
berger at Poolesvile. Md. Rev. and Mrs.
raymond Chandler Drisko will return
this week from a siX-week stay and
travel through New England. Miss f.
walker IS spending the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Walker. near Vienna. Miss
Lena Cooper has returned to her home
in Strasburg. Va.
Mrs. 7. }. Kitchen entertained at din
ner thursday Mrs Margaret klikstein,
Mrs Dice, Mrs. c. Robey. Mrs. Thomas
Monet and Miss Anne Peyton Mrs..
Lucy tlorance is spending SOME time in
New Baltimore. Mrs. Marcus Cohen has
returned to her home on Spring street
after spending six weeks in Baltimore.
Miss Ruth Chamblin is attending school
in Washington. DR. and Mrs Arthur G.
Soumbe of Vienna spent Saturday here.
Mrs. Thomas Maffett and Mrs Buckner
Fur spent Thursday with friends in
Sterling. Mr.. and Mrs Harry B. Mitchell
were recent visitors to their former home
near Centervlle. Miss Hazel Hurst OF
WaXpool is the house guest of Mrs. Au-
brey NJ. Haines of Washington. who en-
tertained in her honor at a large party
Wednesday evening. Miss Belle Simonds
mas been the guest of Mrs. William S.
blanchard of Washington. Mr.. William
Horn spent the week end with his par
ents. Mrs. Charles Steele has returned
from a delightful stay at Bay Head,
~ j., where she was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. HOLSTER Sturges. Miss Lizzie
Myers has returned from visit to Lin
wood Pa. accompanied by Miss May
button. Mrs. Charles Henry of Wash
nston has been the guest during the
week of Mrs. Ernest L. Robey. Mrs.
George K. Bready is the house guest of
MI and Mrs Robert l.. Middleton of
Washington. Miss Edith McRae of Bal
timOre and Norfolk is visiting friends
here. Mrs. Cynthia White is spending
some time with Mrs. Edward Roe of Gill
bert Ohio.
Miss Brewing Mason is spending the
winter in Godfrey. ILL., Miss Marcia Moore
has returned to her home in Maryland
after brief visit to friends here. Mr..
and Mrs. T. E. Reed entertained during
the week Mr.. Frank Myers of Alexandria
Mr.. James Yoeman of Washington was
recent guest at Rock Ledge. Mrs. Carl
Whaley has returned to her home in
Sterling after a visit to Mr. and Mrs B.
A. Mankin of Washington. Dr. and Mrs.
Jones of Ashburn spent Saturday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ayre and son of
the Chesterfield, Washington. have been
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Harrison
The Fortnightly Club met with Miss
Darlington Wednesday, the subject being
Actors and the Play Which Have Most
Impressed Me-" Among the guests were
Mesdames Stephenson, White, p B.
Buell., Arthur Buell.. Mooney, Walker.
Orrison; Misses Anne, katherine and Ell
len Thornton. Shields. Stigall. Walker,
Yount and Shear. Miss Cameron Fitz-
hugh is the guest of Mrs. Stephen G.
StuntZ in Vienna. Miss Addie Spofford
and Mr.. Clarence T. Hess were married
in New York Tuesday, September -.
Miss Spofford has many friends here.
Miss Lucy Constance Roy, formerly of
HerndOn now of Washington. was mar
ried to Mr. Walter Meade Weston in
Washington Wednesday. September n