Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-18
HERNDoN.
ecial Correspondence of The Star.


Mrs. Raymond Chandler Drisko of Mar
garet place was hostess Saturday at a de-
lightful New England luncheon several
out-of-town guests being present. Mr..
and Mrs T. Edgar Little OF Arcola spent
Thursday with friends here. Miss Ethel
Smith of Washington was a recent guest
Of Mrs. George Ramsay Bready. Miss
Frances Schooley of Cleveland, Ohio, for
merly of Herndon, spent the week end
with Mrs. Edwin H. Mooney, who &C
companied her to Washington Tuesday.
Gresham Jones. Mrs. Perry Of Oakton
Is the guest Of Mrs. ParaZ Barnum
Buell.. Mrs William Eads Miller gave a
delightful valentine party Friday after
noon, the lower floor being deliberately
decorated in red hearts, and in the
dining room red roses were also used.
Mrs. Cassenis Lawrence won the first
prize in the bow and arrow contest, and
Mrs. Ernest Robey the consolation prize,
and Mrs. Harry Bready the first prize in
the heart-pinning trial. Those present
were Mesdames Huddleson. Lynn, Bready,
Ellis, Lawrence, Hanes. Miller. Walker,
E. L. Robey, w. /. Robey. Mitchell, Cald-
we'll and Misses Chaplin, Richards, Stigall
and Walker. From s TO 10 o'clock Friday
Mrs. Miller entertained the members of
the younger set complimentary to Misses
Ruth Richards, Cecil Stigall and Edna
Walker; Miss Blanche Detwiler being the
successful archer at this time. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ellis OF Herndon Heights
entertained Farmers Club No. 4 at an
all-day meeting Thursday, an unusually
pleasant and profitable day being spent.
Mrs. E. NJ Yount was hostess Thursday
at meeting of Congregational Ladies
Aid Society, an elaborate luncheon being
served at noon to the guests, among
danes Ruggles, Webster. Kenfield. Hanes,
Garrett, ]Slorance, Cummins, Bready,
Steelre, Averill, Stephenson, Mooney, Nc
Millen, Simonds, Buell., White and Misses
Yount Cockerlle. and Elswick. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Andrews entertained at a
large dinner party Wednesday. Mrs.
Buell. and Mrs. Thomas Buell. are spend
ing few days with relatives in Wash
ington.
Wednesday evening "the Merrymakers"
delightful affair, chaperoned by Mesdames
Aud, Bradshaw Chamblin and HutcLison
Among the dancers were Mr.. and Mrs.
Dawson, DR.. and Mrs Robey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Powell Summers, Mrs. Mclaughlin,
Misses Hattie Robey. Sara Kidwell, Cecil
Stigall, Eva Cummins, Mildred Davis
Bessie Hoover, Frances Mclaughlin, Par
malice, Nettie Bradshaw, Thompson,
Louise and Mary Aud. Julia Neil. Ruth
Chamblin, Lula Hutchinson, and Messrs.
Walker, Robey, Dawson, Gordon Cum
Minis, Clarence and Silas Hutchinson, Asa
Bradshaw, Ralph Reed, Joseph Nelson,
David Aud, Clayton Paxton. Connie
Julia Neil of Philomont has been the
guest of Mrs. and Miss Aud Tuesday
afternoon Miss Alice MaUde Yount was
hostess at a charming meeting Of the
Corban Club and Friday evening Miss
Younb assisted by members Of the club,
gave a social, music and games being fea-
lures OF tie evenings entertainment. Miss
Goebel of Washington spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. Jonah Grip
pen in the suburbs Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam H. Dawson entertained for part
of the week Dr. Frank Robey and Mr..
Keyser of Washington. Miss Bessie
Hoover of Washington is the house guest
of Miss Mildred Davis: Mr.. and Mrs Rus
sell Lynn had with them over ST. Valen-
tines day Mr.. Rodney Lynn and Mr.. Wig
gins, both of Washington. Mr.. and Mrs.
George C. Round. jr., of Manassas spent
the week end with Mrs. Oliver. Miss Susie
Dey and Miss Owens of Washington have
been guests of Mrs. Adrian at Capt. C.. w.
Deys Mr. and Mrs. Morse and Miss Net
tie smith have returned to their Tome In
Washington after brief visit to Mrs.
George r. Breadey at Edwardstone. Miss
Maria Gresham spent the week end in
Washington, the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Lloyd Foster Orrison Mr.. and Mrs. judi
son Cross of Centerville were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Cross of
Willard.
Miss Sara Kidwell leaves the first of
the week to join house party
being given over February % by
Miss Mabel Blanchard Of Cos Massa-
chusetts avenue northeast. The
primary teachers of Sunday schools of
Dranesville district met Saturday after
noon with Miss Yount, and were given
an Instructive lecture on Sunday school
work by Mr.. Houston of Falls Church.
Miss Leila Fitz Hugh, assisted by Miss
Edith Fitz Hugh, was hostess Friday
afternoon at meeting of the Baptist
Missionary Society. A chicken pie
supper for the benefit of st. limo
thy's Episcopal Church was held in
Walkers Hall Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Charles M. Rippey of Vienna spent
Saturday with friends here. Mrs.
Jacob Groh has returned from visit
TO Washington. and was luncheon
guest Wednesday Of Miss Bell Simonds.
Mr.. T. E. Aud and Misses Mary and
Louise Aud have returned from Mary
land, where they We're called by the
death of their aunt, Miss Maria Vfers.
who formerly spent much time here.
The Five Hundred Club gave party
Thursday evening, a large number being
In attendance, the committee In charge
being Mesdames Chamblin, Dawson and
Hutchinson and Misses Louise Aud. Selma
Hutchinson and Nettie Bradshaw. Mr..
and Mrs. Bushrod Washington Lynn left
this week for Tampa, Fla. to spend some
time Mrs Catherine d Morgan of Naw