Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-24
SOCIETY.
WARRENTON.
special Correspondence Of The Star

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
WARRENTON, Va, March %. 1912.
| Mrs. Jack Solomonsky and little son
OF Norfolk, Va. are the guests of Mrs
G. Ollman on Culpeper street Master
Jack GLIB is at home from the Jacob
Tome School at Port Deposit Md, and
is spending the Easter holidays with his
mother. Mrs. E. w. GLIB. Mr. Walter
Cook of Baltimore spent the week end
with friends in Warrenton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice C. Pisen of Washington visited
Warrenton the past week. Miss Ruth
Wertheimer of Mrs. Nourse's School at
| Casanova, Va, spent the past week end
at home. Miss Frances Sublett has re-
turned to her home here after wishing
friends in Washington. Mrs William B.
Mason of Washington is spending few
| days at Cassillis, near Warrenton, with
Dr. and Mrs. s. D. Kennedy. Mrs. H. c.
| Groome and party have returned to Air
lie farm for the spring months. after
| having spent some time in New Or
leans, La Mrs. +. S. Turner visited
Washington this week. Miss O'Connell
of Washington has been the guest of
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. O'Connell for sew
eral days Miss Theodosia Markell has
returned after spending some time in Bal
timore and New York. Judge and Mrs.
| Carter Scott returned to Richmond
Saturday after spending some time with
Mrs. j. A. C. Keith. Miss Genevieve
Fletcher left Warrenton Tuesday for Bal
timore. Md, where she will visit with
| Mrs. r. w. Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Finley and the Misses Finley entertained
at Loretta Tuesday afternoon after the
drag. Col and Mrs. J. Fl. Dorst and
Master Warrington Dorst left last week
time. Mr.. j. K. Maddux left this week
for New York. Mr.. Maddux will sail
in the next few days for South America
and other points of interest Mrs. George
! ha
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Thomas. Miss
Ida Pollard Evans returned Wednesday
from Staten Island. n: Y. where she has
Miss Margaret Lee of ST. Louis. who
has been spending the winter in WASH
| ingtOn, spent some time in Warrenton
this week as the guest of Mrs. J. B:
Britton, who was Miss Frederick of
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. w H. Dillingham; have
rented from Mr.. and Mrs E. w. Brown
the Thompson cottage. on East Main
street, and will take possession of same
shortly Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Laul of
New York have rented the Tongue prop
| erty, on Main street, and will make
| their home here The engagement is an
nounced of Miss Ethel Sudduth. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Sudduth. and
| Mr.. Walter Bishop. The wedding will
| take place in early April Mr.. James r.
Nash has returned to his home near
Warrenton after spending the winter In
Miss Jessie Walraven are among those
who visited Washington this week. Mrs.
James X. Maddux and little daughter re-
turned home Friday Of this week after
spending several months in the South.
Miss Josephine Brodas. who has been
visiting in Alexandria, returned to War
renton Tuesday night Rev. and Mrs.
f. B. Jackson and family returned We'd
nesday from Blacksburg, Va, and will
be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Garner for some time until the parsonage
is ready for occupancy. Mrs. w. II.
Robertson returned home last Wednes-
day from New York Mrs. William c.
Hayes and Master Jack Hayes are at
home. after a visit Of several weeks to
Philadelphia and Long Island. Miss
Landon Hicks was hostess at a small
tea Tuesday afternoon. in honor of Mrs.
Mason Ball Miss Bessie Blackwell IS
at home after visit to New York. Mr..
Julian Keith has returned to Dunnot-
tar. after spending some time in New
York Mrs. F. Arthur Vose has re-
turned, after visiting in Washington.
Miss Edith o. Craig is again at Airlie
Farm, after an absence Of several weeks
spent in Philadelphia. Mr.. Albert
Fletcher, ST.. has as his guests this week
DR.. and Mrs Howard Fletcher Of Fair
fax Courthouse, Va Mrs. v. NJ Bowers
has returned home after spending the
winter in Washington.