Evening star., 1912-06-09
HERNDoN.
'ial Correspondence of The Star.
DUN. va. Jul


Special Correspondence of The Star
HERNDON. Va. June s, 1912.
Mrs. Cassius NJ. Lawrence entertained
at cards Saturday afternoon. compliment
tary to her house guest, Miss Mamie Gill
bert of Ballston. The first prize was won
by Mrs. Clarence NJ. Walker of Floris,
Mrs. David W. Adams, securing the
consolation Miss Anita Schade of Wash
ington arrived Saturday to spend some
time with friends on Monroe street. Mr..
and Mrs. S. f. Altemus and son, Mr.. and
Mrs George c. Altemus and children, Mr..
and Mrs. S. S. Altemus. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
l.. Corby, Mrs. W. C. White and Miss
Dorothy White motored from Washington
the 30th and were the guests of Mr.. AVID
Mrs. B. Harry Bready at Amondale
Miss Nictorine Johnson has been the
house guest this week of Miss Margaret
Russell Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Wiley en-
tertained over the week end, their son.
Mr.. Clarence Wiley, of Washington. Miss
Minnie Chaplin left Tuesday for a visit
to Miss Hinkleman and will later be the
guest of relatives in Washington and
,Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Chaplin
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Chaplin motored
here Sunday from Washington to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Sebisco l.. Chaplin in the
suburbs. Mr. and Mrs. Enos l.. Garrett
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Gar
rett, near Richmond. Miss katherine
Smart has returned to her home in
Dranesyille from Randolph Macon lnStl-
tute, Danville. Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Eos
ter Orrison entertained during the past
week Miss Orison and DIR. Grazier, both
of Washington Mrs. Levi j. Groh of the
suburbs entertained at dinner Friday, her
guests being Mrs. Sara Russell, Mrs. Affa
Pebbles. Mrs. Edwin Simonds, Miss Belle
Simonds and Mrs. Lenah Rideout of Ber
wyn, Md Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l.. An
drews had as over-Sunday guests Mr..
and Mrs. Hargrave OF Washington ana
NJ. l.. Fletcher of Detroit, Mich. Miss
Anna Mason of Washington, formerly OF
Herndon, spent Thursday with friends
here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Wagstaff of the
suburbs had with them recently Mr.. E.
Paschall of New York city. Mrs. David
w. Adams was hostess tuesday even
ing at cards. Mrs. Ennis has returned
from a visit of several weeks to Mrs.
Barley Shumate of Washington. Mrs.
Lorenzo ID. Vaughan entertained the
Daughters of the King at their month
ly meeting Thursday afternoon Mrs.
John Eley, Mrs Lawrence Eley and
small son of Ashburn were guests of
Monroe street friends Monday. Mrs.
Roscoe S. Crippen left this week for a
visit to Washington and suburbs. Miss
Louise Shryock entertained the Mar
garet Circle of Kings Daughters June
1. Mrs. Page Wrenn is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Lycurgus Hutchison. Mrs. Mar
garet Neil Walker of Washington was
a guest during the past week of friends
on Monroe street. Mrs. r. f. Aud and
Mr. David Aud left Wednesday for a
visit to relatives in Maryland. Miss
Annie Aud was recent guest at Ingle-
side. Mrs. Edith Coleman and small
son Robert. jr., have returned to their
home in Hunter after a short stay
here. Misses Geriche of Washington
were over-Sunday guests of DR.. and
Mrs. Frank Mccoy Johnson on Floris
road. Mr.. j. J. Darlington and Misses
Darlington are at Anlie. their home here,
for the summer. Mrs. Charles s. Cooper
and little Miss Mildred Cooper have re-
turned from a fortnight's stay in Stras-
burg. Va. Mr.. Vernon Wrenn was one
Of the graduates of the National Law
School June , in Washington. Mrs
William Ellis has returned from brief
visit to Washington. Mrs. Charles Nc
Clellan and Mrs Robert l.. Fink left
months visit to relatives here. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Ayre and son of
Washington have returned home, after
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. William Ayre
Miss Lily Shear is spending some time
at Mrs. Ayre's. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Fl. Walker Of F'loris were dinner guests
Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. e. A. Kirk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Cummins and
family of Washington have leased The
Pines for the summer. Miss Ruth Dyer
will remain in Milledgeville, Ga. until the
latter part of the season. Miss Mittie
Silcott of Bluemont is spending some
time with Mrs. John r. Oliver. Mrs.
Hannah Ballou was a dinner guest
Thursday of Mrs Hilda Bready. Mrs.
Claude Grubb and small daughter and son
are with Mrs. Ida p. Bradshaw on Eldon
street. Mrs. Julia Schooley has returned
to her home in Maryland. Misses Dun
lap are guests Of their sister, Mrs. A. r.
Haynes, at Herndon heights Mrs. Agnes
Hough of The Pines has been visiting
friends in Washington and Alexandria.
Mr.. and Mrs Yeatman of Washington
gomery cottage on Monroe street. Miss
Edna Mclaughlin has returned from
Fairfax, where she was one of a large
house party.
erly of Herndon. spent a portion of the
past week with friends in Round Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shape. formerly OF Cor
louisville, are house guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Strother Moore Newman of Sterling.
Miss Helen Frye of Washington arrives
this week for a visit to her sister. Mrs.
Arthur Hyde Buell., Floris road. Mrs.
James Cockrille has returned from short
visit to New York and Hartford. Miss
Hattie Robey had with her on Sunday
DIR. Frank Robey of Washington. Mr. and
Mrs. c. NJ Walker and Masters Pearl
and Melville Walker of F1oris. Misses
Thornton entertained the Fortnightly
Club this afternoon at their charming
home near Wiehle. Mrs George W.
Haines of Ashburn spent a few days here
this week Mrs. Arthur Cummins was
hostess on Thursday at delightful all
day injecting of the ladies' aid of the
Congregational Church, large number of
members and guests being present Miss
Virginia Mcfarland of Floris has been
the guest of her sisters, Mrs Mark
Weller of Fairfax and Mrs. b. NJ
Thompson of Vienna Rev. Raymond c.
Drisko has returned from a short visit
to Blue Ridge Summit. Pa. where he
made an address. David and the Noun
taipSr hnipc bjc Sirhiact