Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-18
VIENNA.
pecial Correspondence 81 The Star.


VIENNA. Va. August II. 1912.
Mrs. Emma Klackering, Mr.. and Mrs
A Kfackering, Miss Anita Schade and
Miss Anita Miller were dinner guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs Emil II. Boelter
Miss Edna Gage OF Ballston spent Thurs
day and Friday with Miss Mary ArGa-
brite on Maple avenue. Miss Argabrite
was the guest of Miss Saisselin OF Wash
ington Lodge and of Miss Edna Gage for
several days this week Mr.. Harry Blan-
ton of Washington spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin s. Bethel. Miss
Hattie Malone of Oakton was the week
end guest of Miss Hattie Dmsey on Park
street Mrs. Charles NJ Rippey and son
Stephens were luncheon guests Saturday
of Mrs William C. Mckinney in Wash
inrton. Mrs. Garth King and son and
Miss Money were guests Thursday of
Mrs. Louis King at Oakton. Mr.. John
Blake was the dinner guest Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. w. Herrell Mr.. and
Mrs Fl. W. Herrell. jr.. and little dauSh-
ter OF Takoma Park spent the week end
with their parents Miss Emma Leeds
left Wednesday to visit friends at Nor
ristown. n. ]. Mr. McElderry of Wash
.ngton spent last week with his daughter,
Mrs r. A. Waterbury. Miss Annie Nc
Elderly is spending fortnight with her
sister. Mrs Waterbury. Mrs. Borden
and children of Washington spent this
week with Mrs. Henry Hawxhurst, Mr.
William Henry of Manassas visited his
uncle Dir. David McMaster. this week
Mrs. Arthur Garner Coumbe entertained
the Ladies' AID of the Presbyterian
Church last Thursday serving luncheon
at noon. Miss Eleanor NJ Gallaher OF
Washington was a dinner guest Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Spencer Bukey
Mrs. Samuel c. Sturgs and little daugh-
ter Virginia have gone to Murray, KY.
TO join Mrs Upton -diller for a stay OF
Payne left Saturday for Baltimore. where
they have taken an apartment for the
winter Miss Virginia Sanderson Is spend
ing a fortnight with Mrs. Bayne. Miss
cleo Scantland was a recent guest OF
has gone to Reno New. for a stay of
several months. Mr. Ffnnell Of Washing
ton has purchased the Curtis home at
Oakton. Miss Azure Bouton Of BalIston
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. S. Bouton.
Mrs. McWhirt and children of Washing
ton spent the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Fowler. Mr.. Charles Fuller was a
dinner guest Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs
Fowler. Miss Collins of Washington is
Fowler and Miss Isabelle Fowler were
guests last week of the Misses Schultz
in Washington. The Current Events
Club met Wednesday afternoon with
MIS- fHWln whey, Mrs. ltlne presiding
Mrs. Johannes Mattern and Miss Mat
tern were guests of the club. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Emil Boetler.
The members of the Sunday school
classes of Mrs Nourse Mrs. Mower and
Miss Richards were invited last Wednes-
day to join Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Is
raefs classes at Oakton for an all-day
picnic. with the object of promoting ac-
duaintance among the young people of
Vienna and Fairfax. Athletic events oc-
cupied the morning hours. the races being
won by Galen Sturgis, Deming Shear.
Ralph Hoge and Mary Sherman. Lunch
con was served al noon, and afterward
State Senator Thornton, a special guest
addressed the picnickers in happy vein
ball game in the afternoon resulted in
score OF IL to in favor of the Fair
fax boys. Mrs. James NJ. Nourse has re-
turned from visit of several weeks
TO her daughters in western Maryland
Miss Frances Corey has returned from
a visit of several days to Mrs James T.
Garrett in Washington. Mrs George b.
Corey and Miss Carlotta Corey spent
Thursday in the city. Mr.. and Mrs
Augustine Wedderburn are with Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Wedderburn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wedderburn entertained Sunday at
a family reunion at their summer home
near here. Mr.. Edward Pierce was the
guest Tuesday of Mr.. Sherwood Shear
Mr.. l.. l.. Freeman spent Wednesday in
Baltimore.