Evening star., 1912-11-17
Herndon.
special Corresnondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
HERNDON, Va, November 16 1912
Mrs. William II. Dawson was hostess
Friday afternoon in her new home on
Locust avenue. nearly fifty guests being
present and engaging in the game con-
test which was a feature of the occa-
sion. Miss Blanche Detwiler carried off
first prize and Mrs. Benjamin B. Det-
wiler the consolation. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Parker of the Northumberland
Washington, were guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. L. Edgar Aud, Monroe street
Mrs. William Locke White has returned
from a visit to Mrs. Andrew Whitaker
and the Misses White of Washington.
Mrs. Cynthia White, formerly of Hern-
don, is visiting relatives here. Miss
Lizzie Myers has returned from a short
visit to Baltimore. Mrs. Bethel and Mrs
j. w. Echos and small son of Vienna
We're visitors here during the week Mr..
and Mrs. f. III. FitzHugh spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Beard, near Sterling.
Mrs. Lorelia Medley of Anacostia spent
the week end with her sisters. Mrs.
Mrs. Alexander II. Caldwell has returned
from brief visit to friends in Washing
ton. Prof. S. b. Heigis has returned
from Oxford. n. C., where he was the
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well. Miss Lillian Heigis. who has been
spending some time at Chestview. left
the past week for visit to her sister,
Mrs. j. B. Bailey of Keysville. Va.
Miss Elizabeth Huddleson entertained
at five hundred Saturday afternoon in
honor of her guest Miss Betty Muir of
New York Miss Selma Hutchinson won
first prize and Mrs. Cassius NJ. Lawrence
the consolation prize. Miss Muir left
Wednesday for a visit to her aunt, Mrs.
Carney. in Charlottesville, Miss Huddle-
son accompanying her to Washington.
where they were guests of Mrs. Morecock
and Miss Moore. Mrs. William T. Cal
Ian and Miss Eva Callan have returned
home in Randolph, n. Y. Miss Frances
Hallowes and W. Telfair of Jacksonville,
Fla, spending several weeks with
friends on Monroe streets. Mr. Roger
Ellis is i'll at the home of his parents
at Herndon Heights. Mrs. Russell A.
Lynn and Mrs. Furr l.. White spent sew
eral days the past week with Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Warner in Baltimore. Mr.
at dinner Sunday, their guests being
Misses HuddIeson and Minor Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Bready and Mr.. Amos c.
Crounse, jr. Miss Virginia Wrenn spent
the week end with relatives in Manassas.
Misses Anna and Espey Leigh of Colwin
run entertained a large house party over
the week end, and Saturday evening We're
hostesses at dance.
MIS-. w liHd1fl IlDSOn entertained the
Missionary Society of the Baptist church
Friday afternoon, some of those present
being Mesdames Mooney, Jackson, Ha
vener, Furr. White, and Miss Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac L. Long entertained
Farmers Club, No. 1. at a delightful all
day meeting Thursday. typical "ole
fashioned Virginny' dinner being served
the guests at noon. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Utterback Of Centerville We're guests dur
ing the week of Mrs. Washington c.
Wrenn. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert r. Walker
had as an over-Sunday guest Mrs. Wal
ker's brother. Mr.. Watts Yerkes of Pan
anna. Mrs. Robert Wiehle was a guest
Monday of Mrs w. C. Harden. Miss
Lily Shear has returned from few days
visit to friends in Washington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shape of Philadelphia have been
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Strother
Moore Newman. Miss Minnie Chaplin has
returned from brief visit to Washington
friends. Rev. Raymond c. Drisko left the
past week for a winter in Pomona, Fla.
Mrs. Drisko will remain here for a fort
night before joining Mr.. Drisko in their
new home. Miss Myrtle Beard is spend
ing some time with Misses Edith and
Leila FftzHugh. Mrs. William c. Boswell
Of Roanoke and Miss Emma Grayson of
Culpeper arrive today for visit to rela-
tives on Monroe street. Mrs. Annie AL
| baugh Bready has returned from a short
visit to Washington friends. Miss Cath
crime Dawson has returned to her home
in Philomont- Mrs. James W. Leth has
D6tH tile SucSt VI MIS- n. II. Lelth in
Vienna. Mrs. Lipsis of Brooklyn, NJ Y
and her son. Capt. Henry Claus of ster-
ling. were dinner guests Sunday of
friends on Washington street.
Mrs. Richard McMillen and Mrs. A. L.
| Walker spent Wednesday with friends in
Washington. Mrs. Susan Middleton is
spending some time with Misses Rrad.
| shaw at Ryan. Mrs w. Floyd Middle
| ton is in Washington for fortnight,s
stay Mr.. and Mrs c. Riordan and son and
| Mr.. Ralph Ennis, all of Washington. ar
rive today for an over-Sunday visit to
1 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. Frank Hutchinson. Mrs.
/ George c. Burton and Master Charles
| Manley Burton We're dinner guests Mon
| day of Mrs. Frederick Averill Mrs
| Averill has just returned from a brief
/ visit to relatives in Washington The
Florence Crittenton Mission held its
| first meeting this season Friday after
noon with Mrs. James Cockerill, a large