Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-31
HERNDoN.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Miss Margaret Murphy of Washington,
and entertained Monday afternoon in
their honor, the color scheme of red and
green being effectively carried out in
the dining room. Those present were
Mrs. James Cockerille. Misses Elizabeth
| Huddleson, Ruth Richards, Ruth Cham
| bin, Eva Cummins, Cecil Stigall and
| Edna Walker. Miss Marcia Moore of
| Maryland arrives today TO spend some
i time with Mrs Frank w Huddleson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Bartlett of Sunapee,
| n. H, were guests Wednesday of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur II. Buell. Mrs. Albert T.
Walker was hostess at one of the pretti
| est of the spring luncheons Wednesday
| in honor of Mrs. w. II. Yerkes of Wash
ington. the immense centerpiece of pink
tulips and white ten-week stocks furnish
ing an attractive color scheme. Those in
v.ted to meet Mrs. Yerkes were Mrs. P
Il. Buell. Mrs. James Cockerille, Mrs.
Harry Andrews, Mrs. Harry Bready, Mrs
c. NJ. Walker and Mrs Alexander Cald-
well. Mrs. Richard McMilin is spending
the week in Markham, Va. Miss Lizzie
Myres entertained the w. c. IT. L. We'd
nesday afternoon, those present being
Rev. f. G.. Drisko and Mrs. Driske, Mrs.
Wilmina Lawrence, Mrs. Henry Crippen,
Mrs. Fur White, Mrs. Elswick. Mrs ~
y. Bready and Miss Theresa Huber. Miss
Myres leaves Monday for a visit to Mrs.
Rachel White at Linwood Pa. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Hyde Buell. entertained at
dinner Sunday. their guests being Mr..
| and Mrs. Alexander H. Caldwell. Prof.
and Mrs. Russell A. Lynn, Mrs. Preston
Boulware, Miss Mildred Davis, Capt.
Henry Claus and Dr. Samuel Angus.
Mrs. Buell. and Misses Ellen and Virginia
Buell. left the latter part of this week
for fortnight's stay with Mr. and Mrs.
W. Frye of Washington. DIR. Charles +.
Russell and Miss Russell entertained at
dinner Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Stanford of Washington were guests for
the week end of Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
| Orrison of Ashburn. Mrs. John Nc
Laughlin of Washington was a luncheon
guest Saturday of Mrs. William I. Robey.
| Mrs. Agnes Hough has returned to
| her home, The Pines, after q. visit of
several weeks to friends in Washing
! ton and Alexandria. Misses Castle
mann entertained recently at an after
noon musical. Misses Richards, Stigall
and Walker spent the week end in
| Washington and Alexandria. NJ and
Mrs. Fleming Cockerille of Floris have
had with them Mr.. Julian Mcfarland
of Navy. Mr. and Mrs w. c. Harden
and Miss Mary Louisa Harden left Mon
| day for Il ten-day stay in Baltimore.
Mrs. William w. Taylor has returned
| from brief visit to Washington. Miss
Mildred Davis left this week for a
visit to Mrs. Belle James and Miss
| James of Staunton, Va. Mr.. and Mrs
| Hammond Harding of New York city
were guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
|
| Wrenn spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Washington G. Wrenn. Miss
| Eva Cummins was hostess Tuesday
afternoon at a pleasant meeting of the
| Corban Club, members present being
Mrs. Harry L. Mitchell Mrs. Powell
Summers Mrs. William 7. Robey, Mrs.
F.. II. Mooney and Misses Margaret
| Robey, Amy Burton Belle Simonds,
Elizab beth Huddleson, Maude Yount and
Lizzie Myres Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Eos
|
Writ, of Washington spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. William w. OrrisOn at
Ashburn. Miss Eva Callar was hostess
Saturday afternoon at most charm
| ing meeting of st. Timothys Social
| Helpers. After an afternoon spent in
| embroidery, refreshments were served
the guests, among whom were Mrs.
| William Ellis. Mrs. Harry Andrews,
Mrs Alexander Caldwell, Mrs. T. E.
| Aud, Mrs. w. r. Callar and Misses
Blanche and Ruth Detweiler. Edith
Fitz Hugh. Margaret Stanton Elizabeth
Huddleson. Ruth Chamblin, Rose Reed,
Selma McMllen, Mary Aud and Lois
Andrews. Miss Weldon of New Balti
more is the house guest of Mrs. Clar
ence n. Florence.
Mr. Frederick Ernest of Baltimore spent
| Tuesday and Wednesday with friends at
| the Naples. Mrs. Madison Kenfield has
returned from brief visit to Washing
| ton. Miss Lottie Chamblin of Philomont
| is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Orland A. Cham
| bin. Miss Julia Newman of Sterling is
spending some weeks with Misses Wrenn
and Popkins, near WaXpooi. Rev. George
| Thomas Waite and Prof. James Beazley
leave today for Manassas to attend the
| Potomac Sunday School Association.
| Mrs. Lorenzo d. Vaughan has returned
| from a short stay in Washington. An
| interesting meeting of "The Cleaners of
St. Timothy's was held Wednesday at
| the home of Mrs. L. Noght. "A chicken
pie supper was held Friday evening in
| Walkers Hall for the benefit of the
| Baptist Church, those in charge being
| Mrs. Lynn, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Waite and
| Mrs. Mills About $40 cleared. Miss
Sara Kidwell entertained members of the
younger set at an embroidery after
noon Thursday. Miss Maria Gresham
spent the week end in Washington with
| Mrs Sallie Gresham Jones. Mrs. Preston
| Boulvean has returned to her home in
| Richmond after a brief visit to Mrs. Rus
sell a. Lynn. Mr. and Mrs. Amos E.
| Herbert of Alexandria are spending some
time with relatives here. Mrs. w. Leith
has returned from a short visit to Lou
| dOun and leaves in a few days to visit
friends in Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Franklin Buell. of Washington
were recent guests of relatives on Monroe
street. Mrs Albaugh and Mrs Annie
Albaugh Bready entertained the Ladies
Aid Friday Last, thirty guests being
present to partake of the elaborate lunch
con served at noon. Rev. and Mrs. w.
tons The Merrymakers have out invi-
tations for a dance April s.
The Triangle class of the Congrega-
tional Sunday School Thursday even
ing presented the plays, The Restvllie
Auction Sale and 1.-The Peake Sisters
to a large and appreciative audience, the
principal parts being taken by Misses
Amy Burton, Marjorie Reed, Florence
Lanham, Eva Cummins, lola Lanham.
Sara kidWell, Elizabeth Huddleson and
Mrs w. H Dawson and Mrs. w. l..
White and Messrs. Maurice Yount. Bert
Burton, George Kidwell, Amos Crounse
and Walter Wiley. Mrs Simms of F1oris
entertained the Ladies Aid Society of the
methodist Church of that place Thurs
day, large number being present. Dr.
Samuel Angus left Thursday for
visit to Louisville, KY.
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