Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-12
FAIRFAX, VA.
Special Correspondence of The Star.
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE Va,

FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE. Va,
February H. 1911.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F.. Weaver and fam
lily Of Rosslyn We're Sunday guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Weaver. Col. Jo-
seph T.. Willard. who returned from Flu
rope last week. spent Sunday with friends
here. and is now visiting in Richmond.
Mrs. Willard and children are now IN
Switzerland. Mrs Willard, who was in
iured about the head in an automobile
accident while travelling, has ABOUT re-
! covered. MIR. John T. j. Jackson and
Miss Catherine MacKey OF " ashlngton
were married here last Monday. The
Order of Fraternal Americans will give
| a dance and supper at the town hall the
evening of February q. Mr. Albert Hayes
| of Dickerson. Md, was guest Sunday
at the home of Mr.. Robert Wiley. There
was pie socia, at Germantown l:st
Saturday evening. which proved quite
successful. in spite OF the bad weather.
Mr.. Wilbur Jerman spent Sunday at ms
home near here and is now In tredercks-
! burg for short stay. Miss Manei Jer-
man left today for brief visit to MISS
Ethel Reed at Richmond. MI 9: I. Ecu
| of Del Ray spent the week end at the
home of Rev. f.. a. Strother, an preach
ed at the NJ f. Church South Sunday.
Rev. Litrleton Hubbard OF Clement, n
| e. has declined the call extended by
zion Episcopal Church. Mr.. J. w. Rust
spent the weekend with his parents.
Capt. and Mrs John r. Rust. at fiaSfnar-
ket Mr. George Robey was the guest OF
friends at Alexandria SATURDAY.
Miss Marion Woodward is recovering
from her recent severe illness. Miss Min
ME SwayZee spent last week with reia-
tives in Washington. Mics Jennie Moore
was "A breakfast guest Sunday morning
Vienna
Mrs. Sauls spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Uriah Ferguson. Mrs.
Ferguson entertained the ladies aid OF
the NJ L. Church South last Thursday
afternoon at a delightful social. MISS
Dorothy Hail of Washington spent the
week end with Mrs. Thomas r. Keith.
Mrs. John S. Barbour spent two days this
week with relatives at Culpeper. Mrs.
Nichols of Alexandria gave card party
last Saturday in honor of Mrs. Thomas
Keith. Mrs. Keith entertained at q
bridge party Tuesday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Isham Keith Mrs. Campbell,
who has been quite seriously ill for some
time past, is much improved A silver
tea was held at the home Of Mrs
Thomas Moore Friday evening for the
benefit of the Lewis Guild of the Epis-
copal Church. Miss Lillian Lewis of
Vienna sang several songs during the
evening. A five hundred club was Or
Howard Fletcher last Friday evening.
with the following members: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. p. Causer, DIR. w. =. MOncure.
Dir. and Mrs. Howard Fletcher. Miss
Nirgie Richardson, Messrs. Fred and
Marcus Richardson, Miss Belle Graham
Mrs. Vernon Ford. Mr. and Mrs. W. 7.
Oliver mad Messrs. Elton Holbrook, Nc
Carly Moncure and Claude and Mac
Wiley. The club will bold it's first regular
meeting this evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. p. Causer at the Hotel Fair
fax. Mr.. F. ID. Richardson spent the
week end with friends at Brunswick, Md
Miss AIbertine Bancroft OF Ida was the
guest last Thursday of Miss Margaret
Fowler of Vienna. Mrs. Addison and
daughter. Miss Bland Addison, will leave
next Tuesday for a visit to Atlantic
City Miss Addison is recovering from
a severe attack of grip. Mr.. Sh.elu
McCandliSh spent the week end in Wash
inSton with his cousin. Mrs. Many Frank
lin. Mrs. \. G.. Richie and children of
Burke spent last week with Mrs. Barbara
Ford. Miss Hooe. who has been quite
Ill. is much better. Miss Mary Cox
Morris of Washington was the guest for
Moore. Mr.. Charles kemper Of Leesburg
was the recent guest OF friends here.
Miss Inez Virginia Hutchinson and Mr..
| Luther \. Crouch OF Pleasant Valley
| were married In Rockville the patter part
| of January. Miss May Radcliffe and Miss
! Lola Gaines of Washington spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Miss Susie Oliver
st Kenmore.