Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-26

tertained the Kings Daughters Circle at
an all-day meeting Tuesday, serving
dainty luncheon at noon. The members
are embroidering articles for the spring
sale to be given the middle of June. Mrs.
III. c. Ryer entertained the Ladies' Aid
of the Baptist Church Thursday after
noon Mrs. Edwin S. Bethel of Vienna,
Mrs. George W. Hawxhurst and Mrs. ].
S. Garrison were luncheon guests Tues
day of Mrs. Tunis c. Quick. Mrs Nettie
Thompson, Miss Ethel Payne and Mr.. J.
II. Mari were in Aitchison Md, for a
short stay this week. Mr.. Nathan Banks
left Wednesday for a three-month stay
in Europe. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Murray
Of Falls Church were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl Troth at
Oakton- Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Hendler
were the weekend guests of Mrs. d. Paul
Swope- Mr.. j. c. Rust of Washington
was the guest of his sister Mrs. Swope.
for several days this week. Miss Mamie
Meem OF Washington spent Sunday with
Miss Ruth and Miss Dora Shreeve.
Mrs. john Tenant of Little Falls street
is visiting friends in Washington. Mr.
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Morse in
Washington Saturday. Mrs. H. L.. Hiett
Mrs P. B. Nourse and Mrs. ]. T. I'm
verzagt We're luncheon guests last Friday
of Mrs. A. E. Rowell of West End. Miss
Graham entertained at luncheon Saturday
of last week, her guests being Mr.. and
Mrs. II. c. Ballard, Miss May Ballard and
Miss Margaret Ballard. Mrs Pickering
Dodge and Miss Elizabeth Dodge are at
Ofhngton-on-the-H Hudson for a stay of
some weeks. The Literary and Current
Events Club met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs II. c. Eddy. After the roll
call and discussion of the topics arrange
ments were made for the annual recep-
ton. which will be given June IA. at the
home of Mrs. John Bethune. Light re-
freshments were served. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. A. b. Livingston
The ladies of the Methodist Church will
&c at the home of Mrs. Hodson at East
End. Mrs. Harry Birge and son, Harry
and Mrs. A. S. Duffey and daughters
Alice and Louise. We're luncheon guests
of Mrs. Ballard and Miss Ballard Friday
to meet their house guests, Mrs Hiram
Ballard and son Frederick of New York
Miss Mamie Sims of Washington was the
guest last Sunday of her brother, Mr.
r. G. Sims. Mrs. Katherine Drummer
has returned to Falls Church after spend
ing the winter in Baltimore. Mrs. NJ L.
Cox and Miss Marion Bowling were Sun
day visitors at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester c. Drummer. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Smith and daughters of Washing
ton spent Sunday with Mr. SMITH s
father. Mr.. James Smith. .dr. and Mrs
Luther Elliott were weekend guests of
relatives in Baltimore. Mrs. John Miller
and Miss Evelyn Miller We're dinner
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Bean. Mrs. Helen Geiger of Washington
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Price Mr.. Thomas Towner of Grant
Side is visiting his cousin. Mrs. Eugene
Jewell Mrs. ]. b. Daughton entertained
at luncheon Thursday Miss Daughton of
Clarendon. Mrs. NJ s. Banks. Mrs.
George f. De Vaughn and Mrs F. l..
Lucas of Washington
The Church Improvement Society of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South
held delightful meeting Friday evening
at the home of Mrs. A. v. Mankin
musical and literary program was enjoy
ed and refreshments were served. Mrs
Jennie Chase of Washington. who has
been visiting relatives here. has gone to
Oakton to visit her brother. Mr.. Fl. Speer
MIR. NJ. +. Church and Mr.. III. c. Hous-
ton spent two days this week at Hills
boro Va. The ladies OF the Old Falls
Church gave delightful musical Thurs
day evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Jonas t. Unverzagt. Mrs. Calender and
Mrs. Fellows assisted Mrs. Unverzagt in
receiving the guests and refreshments
We're served by Miss Mary Smoot Miss
Annie Perrigo, Miss Ruth Sullivan, Miss
Bertha Adams, Miss Helen Marshall and
with May song by Miss Stuart's class
REGULATIONS were given by Arthur Cham
bers. Rachael Swarts. Ethel Davis, Vir-
ginia Fellows. Douglas Mitchell, Agnes
Loris Chapman. Lillith Adams. Winship
Moncure. Dorothy Hopkins, Miss Mo
Daniels. Virginia Calender and Betty
Garner; instrumental solos by Marie
Hopkins. A. Gorham and Bobby Balm
ger; duet by Lee and Henry Unverzagt
and Alexander's Rag by Miss Wheeler's
c,ass. Mrs. Unverzagt entertained the
Daughters of the King at an all-day
meeting Thursday. serving luncheon al
noon. Mr.. and Mrs. John Seay, Miss B.