Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-25
HERNDoN.
ecial Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
HERNDON, Va, February "a. 1872.
Miss Louise Aud spent the week END
| in Washington with Mrs. Harry Lam
son, and attended the ball given Fri
day evening in honor OF the Misses
Van Bradt Of Dumbarton avenue, who
| left this week for their new home in
California. February % Miss Aud at
tended the banquet given in Leesburg
by the Daughters of the Confederacy
and left the following day for short
visit to Mrs. Edith Coleman at Hunt
| ers, Va. Miss Grace Houchen Of
Washington spent the @holidays with
friends on Monroe street. Rev. Ray
mond C. Drisko spent several days the
past week in. Washington. the guest
Of Mr.. B. w. Murch. and represented
the Congregational Church Of north
ern Virginia in the men and religion
forward movement. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Andrews were hosts at din
ner Friday evening complimentary to
Miss Ruth Richards, Miss Edna Walk
err and Miss Cecil Stigall. Mrs. John
Foster, Mrs Elisha Kirk and Mrs. Al
H. Kirk have returned from visit to
Washington. Wednesday Mr.. w. A..
GoH. and his daughter. Mrs. Foster,
left for their home in Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dawson have
had with them during the week Mr..
Clarence Dawson Of Philomont. Mrs.
Clarence Florance was hostess at lunch
con on Thursday. Mrs. Russell Lynn
was hostess on Saturday afternoon at a
delightful meeting Of the Fortnightly
Club, Mrs. Columbus Choatei reading
dered 1.-The Butterfly and. responding to
an enthusiastic encore, played Dance
Caprice" Refreshments were served the
guests. among whom were Mrs. Isaac
cockeriiie. Mrs. Maurice Stroud, Mrs.
William Robey, Mrs. Edwin H. Mooney,
Mrs. Choate and Misses Elizabeth Hud-
dleson, Bessie Hoover. Mildred Davis,
Maria Bready. Eva Cummins, Maude
Yount, Ida and Lula Castleman and Mar
garet Robey. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II.
Walker of F1oris, who are spending the
winter in Washington were recent guests
of relatives here. Mr.. and Mrs. Levi }.
Groh entertained over the week end Mr..
| and Mrs. Jacob are now in their new
home, Bethesda, Md Mrs. Groh is leav-
ing on Friday after a visit of some
weeks to her father. Mr.: Charles NJ.
panied by Miss Bessie Hoover, left on
Monday for Washington, Miss Davis as,
sisting Mrs. William Bartlett Hoover and
Miss Hoover at a large reception al
their home. $3.50 street, on Tuesday.
Miss Florence Lanham has returned from
a visit to friends in Loudoun county.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Lawrence enter
tanned at five hundred Friday evening:
some Of their guests being Mr.; and
Mrs. William Ellis. DR.. and Mrs Frank
Bready. Mrs. Alice Blandferd and Mas
ter Robert Middleton Of Washington
spent Sunday at Elwardstone. Mrs.
Annie Albaugh Bready and Master George
A~, oil dinner there
on Sunday. Miss Belle Simonds has re-
turned from a visit to Mrs. William st.
John Blanchard Of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Ball have re-
spending two months in New York. Mrs.
Liston G. Schooley of Cleveland. Ohio. Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Mooney on
Monroe street. A social was given by the
members Of the Methodist L Lad u; Aia
Bready on the evening of February =
Miss sara Kidwell has returned from
visit to friends in Washington. Mrs
Ennis has returned from visit to MT.
and Mrs. Bailey Shumate. and is spend
ing the winter with Mrs. NJ. Frank
Hutchinson. Mrs. Nancy Hutchison is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Burton.
Miss Maude, Yount and Messrs. Maurice
and Claude Yount entertained the men,
bers Of the Triangle class Thursday even
ing, February %. delightful time being
spent with music and games. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Page Wrenn OF Chantilly were re-
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs: Lycurgus
Hutchinson in the suburbs. Mrs. Libby
Taylor of Reading. Pa, spent several
DAYS this week with Mr.. and Mrs. Cum
minis. Miss Eva Cummins has returned
from q brief visit to Washington.
Mrs. J.. A. Scaggs. Mrs. Horace Bell
and Master Wilbur Bell have returned
to their home. in Hyattsville after
short stay with relatives here. Miss Ger
trude Oliver has returned from visit
to Miss Fannie Shipley Of Falls Church
and Dunn Loring. Miss Maria Gresham
spent the 22d with Miss Mary Davis OF
Washington. and was one of the guests
at .Neorge Washington card party.
Mr.. Roger Smith Of washington is the
guest OF Mr. Thomas Buell., Floris road.
An interesting meeting was held Satur-
day afternoon with Mrs. George Thorn
as Waite, at which the Young Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Baptist Church was or
ganized. Thursday the Ladies' Aid So
ciaty also met with Mrs. Waite and elect
ed the following officers: President, Mrs.
Russell Lynn: vice president. Mrs VIII
liam II. Taylor: secretary. Mrs. Arthur
Kephart; treasurer, Mrs. Waite. Messrs.
Wilmer Horn OF Willard and William
Horn Of Washington spent Sunday with
friends here. Mr.. and Mrs Marcus CO.
hen have returned from brief visit TO
friends in Baltimore. -