Evening star., 1912-11-03
Vienna.
Special Correspondents OF The star.

special correspondence OF The Star.
VIENNA, Va, November 2. 1912.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon L. Freeman and lit
tie son motored to Washington Sunday
and were supper guests of Dr. and Mrs
Louis Smith in Georgetown Little Miss
Virginia Sturgis entertained a few Of
her friends Saturday afternoon in honor
of her fourth birthday anniversary. AS
the little hostess had whooping cough,
only guests similarly afflicted were
bfdden. These were Miss Julia Hoge,
Misses Mildred and Virginia Lewis and
Master Frederick and Miss Jane Lange.
DIR. and Mrs. Arthur Garner Coumbe
and children motored to. Washington
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs Augustus We'd
derburn will sail November 5 for
CUBA, where they will spend the win
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Wedder-
burn and Miss Mamie Wedderburn are
spending the winter in the city Miss
Misses Money Sunday. Misses Dorothy
and Marion Freeman entertained a
large party of friends at Halloween
party Thursday, when merry games
and HalloWeen tricks were enjoyed,
Mr. and Mrs. William Moreland and
Iamily have removed to Clarendon for
the winter. Mr.. and Mrs Walter S.
Abbott have taken the Johnson house
on Windover Heights and will spend
the winter there. Mr.. J. c. L. Wilson
is recovering from a serious spell of
illness. Miss Virginia Kelly has re-
turned to Washington, after spending
the summer with friends here. Mr..
and Mrs. James Griffin, Mrs Monigan
Of Washington and Mr.. Danforth of
California were dinner guests Sunday
OF MIR. and Mrs. Emil H. Boetler Mrs.
Rose Gibson of Bluemont is spending
the winter with her daughter. Mrs. Jo-
seph Berry. Miss Grace Gibson, who
was the guest Of Mrs. Berry for week,
will spend the winter in Washington
and baltimore. Miss Mary Huntington
OF Washington was the guest for sew
eral days last week of Mrs. John C.
Hunter at Boutwell, The Current
Events Club entertained it's friends at
curio evening Friday of last week at
the home of Mrs. F. P. Boushee. Rev.
James NJ. Nourse and Mr.. John w.
Echols showed curios with interesting
Mrs Boushee in serving refreshments.
Mrs. Franklin Williams. jr., and Mrs.
John Franklin Crise entertained a large
party of friends at euchre Saturday
afternoon in honor of Mrs George NJ.
Andrews and Mrs. Joseph Baer of An
napOlis. The house was beautifully
decorated with autumn leaves and cut
flowers, and the prizes were won by
Mrs. F. F. Detweiler. who secured first
prize; the second by Mrs. F. p. Boushee
dHu lHe COuSoadStoh pi oy 2hi -.
Arthur G. Coumbe The other guests
were Mrs. Edwin Wiley. Mrs. NJ. d.
Hail. Mrs. Ralph c. Lewis. Mrs. J. NJ.
Newton Mrs. L. NJ. Dow, Mrs. George
E. King. Mrs. J. Frederick oertel Mrs.
Edwin Bethel, Mrs. Joseph Berry. Mrs.
Elwyn N. Lovewell. Mrs. Miles. Mrs.
Hampton c. Williams. Mrs. T. C. Quick |
Mrs. Charles e. Babcock. Mrs. Charles
M. Ripley, Miss Nicholson, Miss Cape
hart, Miss Ellison. Miss Rawlings and |
the Misses Adams of Washington. Mr. |
and Mrs s. f. Newman and family |
who have made their home here for |
some time. removed this week to Wash
ington Mrs. Edwin Wiley gave a read |
ing to the blind at Congressional |
Tuesday Of this week. The |
Guild met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. |
T. nj. Dow for an all-day meeting |
was served at noon. Prepa-
rations are being made for the bazaar
and supper to be given next month. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert F. Williams will /
entertain at dancing and card party /
this evening. Fairfax County Chapter, /
b. A r.. gave musical Wednesday
evening.