Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-11
rcial Correspondence of The Star.

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CLARENDON, Va, February 10. 1912.
Mrs. E. Marsteller and her daughter.
Miss Pauline Marsteller. entertained about
fifty friends from Washington, D. c.,
Falls Church and Clarendon Thursday
evening. Palms, ferns, cut flowers and
everareen formed the decorations. Mrs.
r. l.. c. Moncure presided at the
punch bowl. while Miss Corinne Mil
burn of Alexandria and Miss Marsteller
did the honors in the dining room. Mrs.
Marsteller was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. n. A. Rees. Mrs. Henry Gibson
of Fredericksburg, Va, who has been
the guest of Mrs. w. EDWARD Calender.
returned to her Virginia home Weines-
day. Miss Annie Swetman, who has been
visiting Miss Annie. Priest of Clarendon.
left this week for her home at Burke
Station, Va. large number of friends
attended the pie party" given by the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist
Church at the home of Mr.. A. c. Priest
Thursday evening. Mr.. and Mrs w Ed
ward Calender attended the reception in
Washington Thursday evening by Bishop
Harding. Mr.. Marius Sthreshley. who has
been visiting his daughters, Mrs. II. c.
Cline and Mrs. j. B. Broaddus OF Claren-
don, for some weeks: has returned to his
home at Iceland Va Miss Elizabeth
Rucker and Mr. Anna Fucker returned
this week from visit to friends in Phoe-
nxvile Pa. Miss Ruth Garrison enter
tanned the members of the Dorcas Society
Friday evening.
Mrs. N A. Rees will entertain the
members Of the Ladies' Aid Society of
the Baptist Church at Clarendon at her
home, on Oak street, Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Grooms Eareckson and son of
tives in Baltimore. Md. for two weeks
Mr. Samuel Smith, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs r. G. Scrogsins
of Clarendon. left this week for his home,
in Nevada. DR.. and Mrs. We burn enter
tanned the members of the st. Georges
Choir at their home, near Clarendon,
Wednesday evening. A musical program
was enjoyed, after which refreshments
were served. The members of the Ar
lins ton Tent Of Rechabites at Clar-
endon gave a most enjoyable box
party in the hall of Mr.. d. D.. Northrop
Tuesday evening. Quite number OF
Washington and other friends spent
very pleaSant evening with them. Mr..
first wedding anniversary Friday even
ing at their home, in Arlington. Hearts.
cupids and valentine decor atoms adorned
the tables and wa Is. A game of hearts
was enjoyed by the twenty-five guests
present followed by refreshments
Miss Ruth Hid left the home of Mr.. G.
F. Hid of Clarendon Saturday for New
York city, where she will visit Mrs. A.
F. Marion for several months. About
thirty-tive friends of Fort Myer Heights
gave a surprise party to Mrs. c. 3. Wad-
leigh at her Fort Myer Heights home
Thursday evening. Mr.. Herbert Hid Of
Baltimore. Nd, after a visit to MIR. and
Mrs. G. E, Hid of Clarendon, left this
week for his home in the Monumental.
city Miss Ruth Depue has issued cards
to number of her Washington and Ar
lington friends to her Valentine party
Wednesday evening, February II. Mis-
Florence Langtry entertained at luncheon
Monday at her Arlington home in honor
of Miss Emily Smith of New York, her
guests being the Misses Summers,
the Misses Smith and Mrs. Wilbur
Lanetry Mr.. and Mrs Peter A.
Mace of Clarendon have returned home
after a visi. to Mrs. j. S. T. Magee Of
Washing ton d. G.. Mrs. Motzer of Clar-
endon entertained at dinner Tuesday
Mrs. d. c. Smith and Miss Ethelynde
Smith. Mrs. Alexander Robinson of New
York is the house guest of Mrs. William
G. ReStoff of Clarendon