Evening star., 1912-06-16
HERNDoN.
pecial Correspondence of The Star.

HERNDON, Va. June Is, 1912.
June week was observed at Herndon
Seminary during the past week, the
silver medals for attendance and dill
gence being awarded Miss Lucy Will
kins of Herndon and Miss Georgia
Cockerille of Dranesville and Virginia
Lee Of Chantilly; silver music medals
to Misses Elizabeth Du Val Of Balti-
more and Pauline Wiley of Herndon.
Mayor E. L. Robey delivered the gold
medal in music to Miss Roberta Poston
of Wiehle, also gold class pins to Miss
Mary Aud and Albert Summers. Miss
f. b. Du Val won the Bready compost
tion prize, and the Spofford scholarship
medals went to Miss Selma T.. McMillen,
who made an average of 9S and TO
Miss Audre Moncure of Washington,
who made an average of o. Misses NJ.
L. Fleming and Pauline Wiley won the
gold crosses for department.. Rev.
Frank Page Of Fairfax was the princ!-
pal speaker Friday. making an address
on The Woman of Today. Mr. and
Mrs Arthur Simonds and Masters Els
worth and Edwin and Miss Virginia ST.
monds Of Mason City, Neb, arrived TINS
week to visit Mr.. and Mrs. T.. p. ST.
monds. Monday Mrs. Simonds was host
ess at dinner in honor OF the birthday
anniversary of her house guest, Mrs.
Afa Pebbles of Natick, Mass. Miss
Mildred Davis entertained st. Timothys
Social Helpers Friday afternoon, some
of her guests being Misses Elizabeth
Huddleson. Ruth Detwiler. Margaret STAN
ton. Ruth Chamblir. Eva Callar and Mrs.
William II. Dawson. Mr.. and Mrs. Id
win III. Mooney had with them over the
week end Mr.. Louis Tyler Jones of Wash
ington. Mrs. Mooney was a luncheon
guest at The Birches'' Monday. Miss
Maria Gresham was a guest during the
week Of Miss Mary Davis of Washington.
Deborah Knapp Chapter. ID. \. X, OF
Washington. Mrs. NJ. r. s. Davis. re-
gent was entertained by the four Hern-
don members of the chapter Wednesday,
Mrs. Ernest l.. Robey being hostess al
beautiful luncheon. In the afternoon
a meeting was held, to which NUMBER
of invited guests came. Readings were
given by Mrs. Cylyndra w. Ford OF
Washington. and short addresses by Mrs.
Zarda Mckee Heisler. Mrs Davis ana
Mrs. Croissant, also of Washington. In
strilmental music was given by Miss Sara
I<idyell. and Mrs William Dawson sang.
having to respond several times to en-
cores Mrs A. w. Cumnins entertained
the Ladies' Aid at an all-day meeting
Thursday.
Mrs Andrew Whitaker has returned to
her home in Washington after visit to
Mrs Matte j. Stephenson on Monroe
street Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Foster Orri-
son entertained over the week end MI;
William w. Orrison of Ashburn. Mr. and
Mrs Orrison leave this week for brief
visit to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stanford of
Washington. Mrs. George Franklin Buell.
has returned to her home in Washington
after a ten-day stay with relatives here
and in Leesburg, Va. Misses Luciie ana
Anna Jackson of THE Heights enter
tanned the Music Study Club Wednesday
afternoon. Miss Louise Aud left Monday
to spend the summer in Kentucky. MIS-
Aud has returned from short VISIT 10
N,.C
Mrs. Teckla Lochie and Mr. Clenny
Wiehle of Washington. formerly or
Wiehle, are spending some time WIN
friends Monroe street Mr.. and MRS.
Floyd Middleton had with them Tor
brief visit recently Mr.. Hugh Bradshaw
of Pennsylvania. Miss Lydia Bradshaw is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Belt at
Cherrydale. Miss Elizabeth Martin has
returned to the Birches, after visit to
relatives in Culpeper. attending TUESDAY
the Fitz Hugh Coleman wedding at Brandy
station. Miss Katherine Holden is in
Washington for a short stay. Mrs. Mar
garet Neil Walker and Mr.. William Neyil
of Ioudoun We're over-Sunday guests of
friends on Monroe street. Mrs. Clarence
M Walker was hostess Tuesday after
noon at a delightful meeting of the Home
Interest Club. Strawberries and How to
Use Them being the subject. Refresh
ments were served the guests after the
business meeting. those present being
Mrs. William Ellis. Mrs. Furr White. Mrs.
David Adams Mrs Frank Huddleson.
Mrs Harry Bready. Mrs Ernest Robey
and Mrs Russell Lynn. Mrs. Belle James
and Miss Mary James of Staunton ar
rived Friday for a visit to relatives on
Elden street. Mrs. Preston Boulware has
returned to her home in Richmond after
short visits here and in Leesburg. We'd
uesday Mrs Boulware. Miss Davis and
Mrs. A. II. Buell. attended the horse show
i'm Leesburg. Mrs. C. S. Gardiner of
Louisville Ky. is visiting her daughter,
Mrs George Thomas Waite.
Miss Mary Macral and Mrs. John Wes-
lev Kephart of Washington have been
guests at Rock Ledge during the past
week Mrs. Charles Simpson of Wash
ington is visiting her father. Mr.. J. ].
Darlington, at Anlie. Miss Mary OAR
lington sustained severe fall recently
and had to have a slight operation at
Providence Hospital Tuesday. Mrs. Will
liam Ellis has returned from brief visit
TO Mrs Handy at Bancroft Miss
Amer Ellis is the house guest of Mrs.
Handy Miss Ella Clarkson has returned
from a few days stay in Washington.
Misses Thornton entertained the Fort
nightly Club Saturday afternoon.
He-When would be good time to
sneak yoiIr father?