Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-04
FALLS CHURCH.


FALLS CHURCH. Va. February g. 1912
Falls Church Chapter, d. A. R., will
have it's February meeting in Wash
ington, with Mrs. Frank Dudley, who is
spending the winter in the CITY,. Mr.. and
| Mrs. L. w. Ryder have gone to Washing
ton for the winter. Cards have been re-
| ceived by Rev. and Mrs. w. E. Calender
for reception to be given February by
President and Mrs. Taft at the White
House Mr.. Edward Matteosian of Con-
stantinople was a dinner guest Sunday
| Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. L. Mortified. Mr..
Harry Bishop of Baltimore spent the
week end with his parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Francis B. Bishop, at West End. Mrs.
| Harms anu Miss Harris of Middletown,
| Va, are visiting Mrs w. S. Andrews.
| Mrs. A. II. Barbour was hostess at a
luncheon Friday of last week, her guests
| being Mrs. Andrews. Mrs: harris. Miss
| Harris and Mrs. +. w. Mahood of WASH
| ington. Mr.. John Mutersbaugh and Mr..
George CrOssman are spending a month
| in California. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lee
Hyatt, who have been living in San
| Francisco for a year past, Will shortly
visit friends here for d few weeks, en-
| route to their new home at Pulaski, Va.
| The Mems Club of the Presbyterian
Church he'd its regular monthly meet
| ing Monday in the Sunday school rooms.
| on his work in the geological survey.
after which refreshments were served and
| a social time enjoyed. Rev. and Mrs.
| Robert A. Dawson will entertain the club
| next month at the Manse. Mr.. Manson
| of Wash ngton gave a currency talk
! Monday afternoon to the children of the
| public school. Mrs. j. L. Crupper, Mrs.
w S. o. Thomas Mrs. w. s. Hoge, Mrs.
| Fl. NJ. Byrne, Mrs. George Stambaugh
| and Mrs. E. J. Galpin were luncheon
guests Wednesday of last week of Mrs.
| J. s. Garrison. The Ladies' Aid Of the
Baptist Church was pleasantly enter
| tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs. 8. f..
Hutton. Mrs. Pickering Dodge visited her
Gould entertained the Owl Club at five
| hundred Saturday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Harry A. Fellows and Mr.. and Mrs. P.
| n. Smyth winn ng the prizes. Supper was
| Miss Rose spent the week end with DR..
| and Mrs. J. B. Gould, leaving Monday. to
visit relatives in Loudoun county. Mrs.
Elwyn Green entertained the Monday
has been visiting. relatives here. returned
this week to her home in Winchester.
| The pupils Of the eighth grade and
| the high school participated in an old
noon. The first prize was won by Clai-
borne Blackwell and the second prize by
Willard Whitsell of Fairfax. Miss Elliott
entertained party Of friends THURSDAY
evening in honor Of her guest Miss
Dorothy Downs. Music. games and re-
freshments followed. The guests in
Guided Miss Bertha Caprer. Miss Edith
| Heiskell. Miss Pearl Mcdaniel. Miss
Fannie Shipley, Miss Cora Rhodes and
Miss Grace Thompson. and Messrs.
Burns Gibson, Paul Gibson, Roy Sulli-
van Frank Thompson, Westlake Adams
Vernon Smith and Florian Elliott Miss
Downs has returned to her home IN Bal
| timore Mrs. Henry Tolan of Washing
ton spent Friday with her mother, Mrs.
| Hough have gone to Washington to
spend the remainder Of the winter. The
musical which was to have been given
| Friday evening at the home Of Mrs. ].
NJ Gibson was postponed because Of the
| Indictment weather. Miss Glenn Newell
returned Wednesday from a ten-day
visit to Richmond Miss Mary Parker of
| California Is the guest of her sister, Miss
| Carrie Parker. Mrs. Havenner of Alex
N. Smyth. Mrs. Harry A. Fellows en-
| tertained at luncheon today. her guests
being Mrs. Ollie, Mrs. Mullican. Mrs.
Pickering Dodge. Mrs. James T. Machen.
Mrs Frank Dudley Mrs. Samuel Thorn
| burg and Miss Sallie Brent During the
| afternoon the guests enjoyed game OF
| bridge. The Literary and Current
Events Club met Wednesday afternoon at
| the home OF Mrs. Elwyn Green. with
Mrs. Desrochers as hostess. Papers re-
lating to Ameripcan passports in Russia
were read by Mrs. H. E. Mott and Miss
| Carrie Parker. The club will meet with
Mrs. G. B. Fadeley February IA. for
| Dickens afternoon, when each member
will invite two friends to attend. Mrs.
Charles A. Stewart is recovering from
her recent illness.