Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-23
SOCIETY.
HERNDoN.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

HERNDON. Va. June %. 1912
Mrs. NJ. H. Beard OF Hardinsburg, Ky,
arrives today for weeks visit TO her
sister. Mrs. T. E. Aud. and will be joined
later in the week by Mr.. Beard. who is
delegate to the democratic convention In
Baltimore. after which they will visit in
Philadelphia, Atlantic City and New York
before returning home. Mrs. Aud and
Mr.. David Aud have just returned from
brief visit to relatives in Maryland Mrs.
Faber of Washington was a recent guest
at the home of her father. Gen. William
Urich. on Eldon street Mr.. and Mrs.
Tinsman of Washington are occupying
their new home on Dranesville road. Mrs.
A. L. Davis of Baltimore spent the week
Arthur w. Cummins and Miss Cummins
were hostesses Friday afternoon at a de-
lightful card party. Mrs William Locke
White of Monroe street is the house guest
of Mrs. Cynthia Cummins in Washing
ton. Mrs Dorothy Baxter and Miss Ruth
Baxter and Miss Grace Houchen of Wash
ington arrived this week for a stay with
Mrs. Matte ]. Stephenson. Mrs. Charles
steele has returned from 4 visit to Ger
mantown. Pa. Miss Frances Mills has re-
turned to her home in New York. Mrs.
Asbury S. Harrison and Master Ray Har-
rison are visiting Mrs. Holden of Manas-
Sas.
Misses Geriche of Washington were re-
cent guests Of Prof. and Mrs. Frank Nc
Coy johnson. Miss Selma Hutchinson has
returned from a visit of several weeks
in Washington and leaves shortly for
visit to Bay Head. n. ]. Mrs. F. S.
Moores and Miss Morrison were guests
Ramsay Bready. Mr.. and Mrs. Bready
and George Albaugh Bready spent Tues
day in Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Harry Bready and Miss Catherine Bready
have returned from visit to Mr.. and
Mrs F. S: Altemus of Washington. Mr.
here Wednesday. Misses Clarice and
Hope Summers of Sterling and their
house guest. Miss Emily Joyner, were
luncheon guests Friday OF Miss Maria
Gresham. Misses Elgin and Mr. Gai-
hager of Leesburg were dinner guests
Tuesday of Misses Woods, on Station
street. Miss Augusta Woods has recent
~ returned from a visit to Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Houghton OF Wash
fngton arrive this week to remain during
the summer at their home at Dranesville.
Mrs. Alta Pebbles and Mrs. Sarah Russell
left this week for their home in Natick.
Mass, Mrs. Edwin Simonds accompany
ing them to Washington. Mr. and Mrs.
George Patterson of Honogue Island y.
Y, are house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. NJ. McNair of Floris road. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Leith and children were recent
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Shear of Willard.
Mr.. Conrad Shear and Miss Lily Shear
are with MIR. and Mrs. William Aver. on
Locust avenue. Mrs. Ennis is home after
a visit of some length to relatives in
Washington and suburbs. Mrs. w. R.
Ruggles was hostess Thursday at a ce-
lightful all-day meeting Of the Ladies
Aid Society. an elaborate luncheon being
served the guests at noon. Miss Roberta
Poston of Wiehle was recent guest of
friends here. Messrs. Howard and Will
lam Blanchard of Washington. formerly
of Herndon, were guests here during the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs William Gilmore of Floris
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Brooke Middleton of Arcola. Misses Cas-
tleman entertained the members of the
Auxiliary and the Cleaners of st. Tim
othys Tuesday afternoon. Miss Virginia
Castleman leaves in a few days to spend
some weeks with Mrs Earle of Oregon,
formerly of Herndon. Mrs. Alpheus Win
ters has returned to her home in Wash
ington after a brief visit here. Mrs. M.
Wiehle, Mrs. Tickla Lochie and Mrs.
Clenny Wiehle left Friday for their home
in Washington. Miss Maude Yount is the
house guest of Mrs. Sadie Neff at Summit
Hill, Pa. Mrs. Furr White entertained
the w. c. T. U. Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Columbus Choate and Miss Dorothy
Choate left this week for camping trip
to the Shenandoah river. Miss Dorothy
will also visit relatives In Round Hill be-
fore her return. Mr. and Mrs. Cassius NJ.
Lawrence entertained Farmers Club No
! at a delightful all-day meeting Thurs
day. large number of guests being pres
ent. Mr.. Conrad Lawrence is spending
his vacation with his parents since his
return from Randolph Macon College at
Front Royal Mrs William Horton Car
lock has returned to her home in Wash
ington after spending some time at Mrs.
Annie Bready's on Monroe street. Mrs.
Gardiner and Mrs. G. Thomas Waite spent
Tuesday with Washington friends. Mrs
Gardiner leaving later for her home in
Louisville, KY. Mr.. and Mrs. Shellberger
and children of Washington are spending
June here. Mrs. Alvin Chaplin of Wash
ington has been visiting relatives here
Mr.. Sebisco L. Chaplin left this week for
a trip of three months to the north and
west. attending in September the c. A. R.
meeting in San Francisco. Mrs. Belle
James and Miss Mary James of Staunton
are visiting relatives here. Mr.. and Mrs
Russell A. Lynn entertained Friday even
ME Darlington. Miss Mary Wilson of
Washington, Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Of
North Carolina, Mrs. c. s. Gardner of
Kentucky. Mrs. Garlock of Washington
and Mr.. and Mrs. jackson. Mr. Rodney
Lynn and Mr.. Lambert of Washington
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs Lynn
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs William H. Dawson were
recent guests of Mr.. Dawson's parents
at Philomont. Mr.. John Dawson spent
part of the week with friends here Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Robb, who have spent
the winter in Washington. arrive shortly
to spend the summer at their home on
Monroe street. Mr.. and Mrs. John Ave
rill have returned to their home in Wash
ington, being called here to attend the
funeral Of their niece, Miss Elsie Averill.
Mrs. Isaac Long of Floris entertained the
Baptist Missionary Society at its recent
meeting. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Walk
er of Floris have purchased the Kirk
home, on Eldon street, which they will
shortly occupy. Mrs. Amanda Eccles is
quite i'll at her home. on Locust avenue.
Mrs. Williams and Miss Marian Williams
of Chicago. ILL.,, are house guests of Mrs.
NJ: J. Madison. Floris road. They were
Joined over Sunday by Mr.. Williams.
Mrs. Bessie Larkin is the guest of Mrs.
Lillian H. Garrett and Mrs Carson Hy-
att. Miss Anna Hyatt left Monday for
a stay of some time in Washington. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur SimondS and Miss Vir-