Evening star., 1912-09-01
FALLS CHURCH.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

SpcC1d1 correspondence OF I1e star.
FALLS CHURCH. Va, August 81, 1912
Mrs. J. s Copper is visiting friends in
Philadelphia. Miss Doris Moore enter
| tanned a large number Of her young
friends at luncheon Tuesday. Mrs. R c..
L. Moncure entertained the Wednesday
Bridge Club this week. serving luncheon
at noon. Mrs James Macken of Wash
ington was in attendance Mrs. Ma
thaniel Winship Of Macon. Ga, is with
her daughter, Mrs. Moncure. Miss Dor
cthy Shreve was the guest Sunday of
Miss Miriam Myers in Washington. Mrs
William Ellison spent some time at Great
Falls this week. Miss Marguerite Fen
nell. who has been visiting the Misses
Rowell. left Monday for Hyattsville to
spend a week with Mrs. John Sheeahan
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Dawson have re-
turned from a visit to Asbury Park The
Misses Seay have returned from fort
nights visit to friends at Colonial Beach
and Rockville, Md. Miss Violet Davis
Chaplin. Mr.. George Miley Of Lynch
burg Is visiting his grandmother. Mrs
Y. w. Brown Miss Louise Beaver and
Miss Hattie Beaver are spending several
weeks with Mrs. Charles Rmball. Mr.
Frank Sheeahan Of Hyattsville is visit
ing Mrs. Saxton. Miss Katharine Mum
son has returned from a visit to her
cousin. Miss Ruth Corbett. at Arlington.
Miss Helena Brummett is spending the
week with relatives In Alexandria, Mrs.
George Tyree Mankin has returned from
a trip to Asbury Park. Miss Ellen Mich
olson and Miss Sue Wheeler were guests
Sunday of Miss Carolyn Kennedy. Mr.
and Mrs. George L. Brist and sons.
George and Uriah. and Miss Harriet Ken
nedy were dinner guests Thursday Of Mr.
and Mrs William H. Rogers at West End
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Cook, who spent
last week with relatives in Maryland.
returned here for brief visit to the
Misses Berry before leaving for their
home in Pittsburgh. Miss Harriet Ken
nedy and Miss Edith Merry left Monday
for a fortnight's stay at Harpers Ferry.
Mrs w. H. Rogers was the guest Thurs
day Of her niece. Mrs. ]. P. McKellon, in
Washington. Mrs. Cassius NJ. Lawrence
and Miss Minnie Chaplin Of Herndon were
luncheon guests Wednesday Of Mrs. Tunis
c. Quick.
Mrs. H. c. Eddy and children have re-
turned from a visit to Bluemont. Mr.
Burns Gibson and Mr. Gordon Gott spent
several days last week at Colonial
Beach. Mrs. Harry A. Fellows and chill
dren have returned from visit to Mrs
Murray at The Plains Mrs. Marshall en-
tertained twelve of her friends at bridge
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Wiley, who has
DeeH VlSlllUS lTleHuS mere, HAS TeluiHCA
to her home in Baltimore. Mrs. kennedy
entertained the Monday Bridge Club last
week. Mrs. d. Paul Swope and children
and Miss Margaret Rust were luncheon
guests Thursday of the Misses Nevitt In
Alexandria. Mrs. c. n. .dcGroarty Is
visiting relatives in Ohio. DR.. and Mrs.
George B. Fadeley and family have re-
turned from a weeks visit to Atlantic
City. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Garner and
family are spending fortnight at CO.
lonial Beach. The Mems Club held a
pleasant meeting Monday evening. when
Mr.. H. c. Eddy gave an interesting talk
on the New Zealand" Mrs. A. ii. Barber
has returned from visit OF several
weeks to her mother in Princeton. w Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Crossman. who
spent a month motoring among the
Berkshires. have returned to their home
here. Mrs. Jonas 7. Unverzagt, assisted
by Mrs. Royal Albertson, Mrs. James
Mason and Mrs. Harry A. Fellows. gave
a dance Thursday evening at Mrs. Un-
verzagts home for the benefit OF the
choir.
Mrs. Rison Of Washington is the guest
of her daughter. Mrs. Howard Brunner.
on Maple avenue. Mr.. Frank Poole, Mrs.
Walter Bevan, Mr.. George Poole and
son, Frank, have returned to their home
in Scranton, after a motor trip to Mr..
George Poole's, where they spent week.
Mr.. Walter Green is the guest OF his
brother, Mr. Elwyn N. Green. M1ster
George Brist Is visiting his aunt in
Washington. Misses Gertrude and Alice
Sims are spending some time with rela-