Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-02
lgton. Miss Mabel Beazley Of Rich

ington. Miss Mabel Beazley Of Rich
mond, who has been visiting friends
in town, left few days since for
Washington. Miss Harriet Ames OF
er visiting her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Ames, who
are here for the summer. Mrs. NJ. T.
Strider of Charles Town has returned
Washington. Alexandria and Pooles-
Vile, Md. Mrs. James Roller and her
daughters, Mrs. G. d. Fletcher and Miss
Edna Roller, of Harrisonburg have re-
turned from Washington. where they
have been for. some. time past. Mrs.
Frank Gold Of Washington spent the
week end as the guest of Mrs. E. F.
Gardner in Berkeley. Mrs. David
Harris has returned to Middletown. aft
er visiting relatives and friends in
Washington. Mrs. Mary E. Fuller has
gone on visit to relatives in Wash
ington. Mrs. Mary B. Campbell return
ed this week from a visit to friends
in Charles Town, w. Va. Mrs. John
Eleanor Latane. who have been visit
ing DR.. and Mrs. William S. Love. have
returned to their home at Lexington,
Va. Mrs. William T. Walters has re-
friends in Washington and Charlotte.
N. c. Miss Ruth Prettyman, who has
been visiting Mrs. Saylor D. Myers
at Harrisonburg. has returned to her
6 home in 30. Ale ssa,nsaa Miss Maud
after visiting relatives at Front Royal
Miss Mary Howery has returned to
Washington. after visiting friends at
Staunton and Harrisonburg DR..
Harry Wall Of Norfolk left yesterday
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam w. Wall. Miss Agnes Wyson OF
Charles Town has been visiting
friends in Washington during the
past week.
Miss Barbara Campbell Of Charles Town
is visiting Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett and
the Misses Barrett, at their bungalow. at
Cape Henry, Va. Mr. and Mrs Richard
f. Berry have returned to Luray, after
visiting Mr. and Mrs 4. Holmes Berry
eral days ago to visit the family Of
Judge Pennybacker, in Washington
Mrs. George w. Ward left this week for
Canada, where she will spend the
NJ Conner Of Harpers Ferry have
been spending the week with friends in
town, and motoring in the Virginia val
ley. Mrs. Charles Stein of WASHINGTON
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Ney, at Harrisonburg., Miss
Adele Boyden, who has been visiting rel
atives in Washington and the District of
Columbia, has returned to her home at
White Post. Mrs. Elizabeth Hilbert and
her little granddaughter. George. Bless
ing, of Washington came recently to visit
relatives at Charles Town. Mrs. w. r.
Thompson and her children have re-
turned to Front Royal. after spending
several months in Washington. Mrs /.
II. Crabill of Washington has been visit
ing her father. DR.. B. F. Maphis, at
Strasburg. United States Senator John
Randolph Thornton of Louisiana was the
guest of his kinsfolk, Col. and Mrs r.
Preston Chew, in Charles Town. for the
week end. Miss A. w. Wilson of WASH
ington Is visiting Mrs. Jacob N. Liggett.
at Harrisonburg. Miss Arlene Walker
Of Woodstock has returned from a visit
to friends In Washington. Mrs. G. r.
Fitzsimmons and her daughter. Miss
Mary Baker Fitzsimmons, and Mrs. d.
S. Lewis, jr.. of Harrisonburg. have been
visiting friends this week in Washing
Washington recently to visit her father.
Mr.. l.. Triplett. at Mount Jackson. Miss
Genevieve Kearfoot Of Jefferson has gone
on visit to friends in Washington and
Richmond Mrs. James p. Reardon has
been visiting Mrs Dudley Miller and her
daughters. Misses Louise and Cecilia
Miller. at their country place. near
Stephens City. this week. Mrs. Grace
Mauck left Mount Jackson last week on
visit to relatives IN Washington. Mrs
III. ]. Warthen came from Washington
few days ago to visit her father. Mr..
n. s. ]. Strider, at Charles Town. Mrs.
Zirkle NJ. Rhodes left Harrisonburg this
week on a visit to relatives in Washing
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Vending
have reopened their home. Maplehurst
at Charles Town, for the summer. and
have with them their daughter. Mrs
Conant Of Detroit. Mich. Mrs. John J.
Porter Of Charlottesville and her broth
er. Mr.. John Philip Wager. OF Washing
ton. are visiting relatives At Charles
Town.