Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-30
FALLS CHURCH.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.


Mr.. and Mrs. Hurlburt entertained a
party of friends at five hundred Thurs
day evening of last week. Dr. Gould and
Mrs. Demarest being the prize winners.
Mrs. Harry Birch entertained the Ladies'
Aid of the M. E. Church Thursday Of
last week at an all-day meeting, serving
a delightful luncheon at noon. AT the
election of officers Mrs George Crossman
was elected president Mrs. NJ. F. Bean
vice president, Mrs. o. b. Livingston
secretary and Mrs NJ E. Church treas
urer. Mrs. j. B. Daughton and son AL
yah have returned from visit to rela-
tives in Hamilton. Va. The Current Events
Club held its last meeting of the year
Wednesday last and elected the follow
ing officers: President, Mrs. ]. w. Gar
ner; vice president Mrs. H. E. Mott,
secretary. Mrs. Tunis C. Quick and treas
urer Mrs. G. B. Fadeley. The new home
of Mrs. William Morsell on Cherry street
Will soon be ready for occupancy Mrs.
Williams returned to Frostburg, Md, with
her mother and sister for brief visit at
her old home. The children of all the
Sunday schools here are to be entertained
at joint picnic in CHEESEMAN'S Grove
July II. A day of all sorts of sports is
promised them. Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.
Parker had for their dinner guests
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. McCrillis of
Clarendon and Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Liv
ingston. Mrs: Frederick Dudley enter
tanned the Monday Bridge Club this
week. Mrs. Russell Dean OF Washing
ton is spending the summer with her
brother, Mr.. ]. M. Smoot. Mrs. ]. w.
Garner entertained the Current Events
Club Friday. A short program was
given, after which refreshments were
served and a delightful afternoon en-
joyed. Miss S. w. Riddle, who spent
the winter in California. has returned
to her home for the summer. Mr.. and
Mrs, Jack Rogers and little son Of
Alexandra are spending the summer
Daughters held their annual sale OF
embroideries Friday with very graft
flying results. Mrs. Jennie Chase Of
Washington is the guest Of her nieces.
with Miss Gundry Saturday evening.
The first prizes went to DR.. Gould and
Mrs. Copper and the second prizes to
Mr. Fellows and Mrs. Gould. Miss
Emily Mowatt spent the week end at
Gunwell.
Miss Sue Smith of Sterling and Mrs.
Gilbert McLaren Of Floris are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ. Smith Miss Ethel Roll
Inns is at home for the summer. Mrs.
Margaret Crossman is the house guest
of Mrs. James Oden. Falls Church Chap
ter. D. A. r.. will entertain its friends
at five hundred Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
j. A. Poole and daughter of Washington
are spending few days with Mrs. Tunis
c. Quick. Mr. Unverzagt Of Frederick.
Md. is visiting his son, Mr.. Jonas T. Tn
verzagt The minstrel show given by the
athletic club at Mclean was a great sue
| cess and well attended. Mrs. NJ. j.
Laughlin has gone to Berkeley Springs
to spend the summer. Mr.. j. Hunter
Mack has returned from the Virginia
| Polytechnic Institute to spend the sum-
mer with his parents. Mrs. Pagan of
Atlantic City is visiting her son, Mr. NJ.
Pagan. Mr.. A. c. Gibbs has completed
| his new residence and expects to move
in shortly. Miss Eaton and Miss Graves
are occupying their new home near Nc
Lean. Mr. Benjamin Eglin is recovering
| from his recent illness. Mrs. J. T. Tn
verZagt entertained the Daughters of the
King at luncheon Thursday. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Edward Calender took a large
party of boys and girls on a picnic to
Marshall Hall Tuesday. Miss Edith Row
| spent Tuesday at Vienna with her sister
Mrs. James Hunter Cameron. who enter
| tanned at large luncheon that day. Mr.
and Mrs. Lester and family will leave
cottage at Colonial Beach. Miss Clara
Jewell is spending a five-week vacation
in Maine. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Hutton
entertained the Study Club Wednesday
evening. Mr.. Harry Barker of Washing
ton is visiting his mother. Mrs. Frank
Newman. Miss Mary Pond of Washing
ton was a Sunday visitor at the home
| of Mr.. and Mrs. p. b. Nourse. Mrs
Stewart and Miss Duffey spent the week
end with friends at Bluemont. Miss Mar
garet Dudley was hostess at a leap year
dance Thursday evening.
| Miss Iris Hutton entertained several
friends at a prettily appointed luncheon
i Friday. Miss Virgie Shotwell entertained
the boys and girls club very delightfully."-
Saturday evening. Mr.. Walter Erwin en-
tertained the mems Bible class at his
! home Monday evening. Mr.. G. A. l.
lMerrifeld who has been in the pension
pension laws. The Ladies' Aid of the
| Baptist Church was entertained Thurs
| day afternoon by Mrs. E. j. Richardson
| Thomas A. Williams and DIR. T. NJ. Tai
| bolt were in Baltimore this week attend
1 ing the democratic convention. Mrs. G.
r. Sims and children spent Tuesday in
| Washington with relatives. Mrs. Thorn
| of Washington is with her daughter. Mrs
| A. Swift. Mrs. Anna Croker of Wash
| ington was the guest of friends here
| tertained sixteen little boys and girls last
| Wednesday in honor of the birthday OF
her little son, James. Games on the lawn
were enjoyed and refreshments were
| served in the dining room. which was
beautifully decorated in pink and white
Mrs Smallwood of Washington was the
! guest last week of Mrs. H. Marstellar on
Broad street. Mrs. William Smith and
| daughter DOrOtny We're visitors Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. James Smith
! Mrs. McNair and her son, Mr. Tenney
McNair. entertained a party of young
| people at a dance Tuesday evening. Mr.
| and Mrs. Lester chaperoned a party OF
| young people TO Marshall Hall Friday
evening. The r. f. Lee Chapter, U. d.
| c., held its last meeting of the season
Tuesday at the home of Mrs Wilbur
| Birch. Mrs. A. H. Barbor was reelected
| president; Mrs William NJ Ellison vice
i
| tary; Miss Nellie Green. treasurer; Miss
! Nellie Colt. historian Mrs. Wilbur Birch
\ registrar. Mrs. Charles w. Lee and Miss
| Nellie Green were elected delegates to
| the state convention, with Mrs. Ellison
| and Mrs. Birch alternates
Lost to Shame.