Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-21
CLARENDON.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star
CLARENDON, Va. July - 1917.
Mrs. Robert Perry and son and Mr.. and
Mrs. \. l.. Wlitenore and children OF
Hickory, N. c., after pleasant visit to
Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Sampsell on Chestnut
street, left Mondoy for their homes in
North Carolina. Mr.. and Mrs. f. H.
Sampsell left Saturday on Il visit TO rel
atives at the home of Mr.. 3. i. Sampsel
of Rectortown, Va Mr.. +. III. Wood Of
Baltimore. Md. Mr.. and Mrs. Shipple of
Fort Myer and Miss Frances Raver of
Herndon. Va. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
l.. l.. Northrop. Miss Betty Corder and
Master Marion Mann of Washington were
guests this week of Mr.. \. &. Priest. Miss
Annie A. Northrup, after a visit to Nat
rral Bridge, Va. has returned. Mr.. Nor
ris Bowen and Messrs. G. Hough, B.
Clement and j. Ballster have returned
from Colonial Beach. Miss Carrie Smith
gave a luncheon for thirty guests and Il
linen shower Saturday to Miss Katherine
Robersons. Miss Ethel Smith left Thurs
day for II two-week stay with relatives
at Sea Cliff, Long Island Mrs c. T.. Nc
lntosh entertained the members of the
Rector's Aid of Trinity Chapel at her
Arlington home Monday evening Mrs r.
4. Schutt and daughter. Miss f. I. Schultz
have returned to their Cherrydale home
after a visit to their old home on the
.e3 stern shore of Maryland. They had AS
s1icir guests Mrs. NJ. {. Justis Miss Mel
lie Justis and Mrs. J. c. Justis of Brandy
wine Springs, Del. Miss Bertha S. Chap
man and Miss Constance Hartgerins left
Saturday for a vacation trip to Rapid
City. s. D. Mr.. G. f. Hid is in Baltimore
to visit his daughter. Mrs. A. Marion
Mrs. Hugh c. Cline and children left this
week for an extended visit to her mother.
Mrs. Marius Sthresslley of tredericks-
burg, Va. Miss Leota Buckley of Clifton,
Va. Miss Nina Buckley of Washington.
d. c., and Mrs. w Buckley and Miss
Ruth Corbett of Bancroft Va. were Sat
urday guests of the Misses Robinson of
Spruce street, Clarendon. Mr. and Mrs
E. G. Quackenbush and children left Sat
urday for a visit to relatives at Remsen
near the Adirondacks, n. Y.
About twenty young people from here
and Washington enjoyed straw ride
from Clarendon to Glen Echo Friday
evening. Mrs. Richard N. Sutton was
hostess at the Luncheon Embroidery Cir
Gle Wednesday. Most of the members
We're present and several social hours
were spent. Mrs. Ashton C. Jones has
returned from weeks visit to Newport
News, Va, accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Clarence p. Jones, and two chill
dren. who will remain as her guests for
several weeks. Mrs. M. Carpenter of
Washington. d. c.. spent Wednesday with
her daughter, Mrs. L. H. Thompson.
Mrs. Edna Ashford. who has been the
guest Of Miss Claudia Rucker, has re-
turned to Washington. Misses Lula and
Elsie Tayman are visiting in New York
Miss Marie Simpson, after an extended
visit to her cousin at Manassas, Va. has
returned. Col and Mrs Chaille-Long of
Washington. D. c., have leased a house
on Marion street for the summer. Mrs.
S;eed entertained the members OF the
Guild of Good Shepherd at an all-day pic
mic Tuesday at her home at Veitch The
little folk had delightful day. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. 0. 8. Thomas and Master Rus
sell Thomas returned Thursday 10 their
home near Clarendon after ten-day
visit to Virginia Beach. Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Penney of Clarendon have as their guests
Mrs. Matte Tompkins OF Glen Echo. Nd. !:
Mr. John Hart and Miss Margaret Hart
of Washington, D. c. Mr. g D. Wad-
leigh returned Saturday after an ex-
tended visit to Chicago. Mr. and Mrs
Peter Great and son have returned from
Colonial Beach. Mrs. II. Poole and Mas
ter Jack Poole are on an extended visit
to friends in Fredericksburg. Va Mr.
Theodore NJ. Swami returned Saturday
from a visit to his mother at her home
in Maryland Mrs. Charles II. Moore of
Rockport. Tex, and Mrs. Virginia Price
Of Wilmington, Del, are guests Of Mrs
II. 3. Shrege.