Evening star., 1915-05-16
Garrett, Stuart Price. Robert Osgood.
Laurence Keys, Maurice Haines, Rob-

Garrett, oludIl I-IlCcs IsooCIl ooSOON
Laurence Keys Maurice Haines, Rob-
ert Cridler and Robert Coleman.
Wednesday even ng Midsummer
Nights Dream was rendered under
the supervision of Miss Ethel NC
Corkle, the costumes and scenery being
particularly good for amateur stage
and actors. Those taking the princi-
pal characters We're: Barbour Cnam-
berlin, George Price, Hugh Hutchfson,
Alvin Detwiler. Clarence Mills, Gilbert
Hutchison, Russell Miller, William Det-
wiler, Charlie Burr, Elmer Cummings.
Sadie Cridler. Mary Mcclure, Elizabeth
Elswick. Robert key-Smith. Mamie
Thompson. Joseph Topp. Myrtle Wheel
er, Evelyn kephart, Marie Adrian and
Helen Crippen.
Mothers day was observed in the
Baptist, Congregational and Methodist
churches sunday. Rev. Thomas j.
Armstrong preached at the Congrega--
tional Church on Motherhood" and
Miss Amy Burton gave recitation
Rev John c. Kerr preached sermon
on Mothers" at the Methodist Church.
Music was furnished at the Baptist
Church by Mrs. Ralph w. Crouch, Mrs.
John Maffett and Mrs. Gilmer. and
there was a cornet duet by Theodore
Starr and Willie Tippett. Papers were
read by Mrs. William G. Minis and Mrs.
Buckner Furr. Rev. B. w. n. Simms
made an address. In the evening the
rite of baptism was administered to
eleven persons in the Baptist Church.
Mrs. J. ]. C. Moffett has sold her
farm Of 423 acres at Arcola to J. Walter r
Webb of Pulaski City for $4,000. and
Charles Moffett. has bought the ad-
joining farm of 1sO acres. belonging
to Lewis Freeman, for $1,000 and will
take possession the last of this year
Mr.. Norton and his nephew. c. A. Nor
ton of Richmond, who recently pur-
oho he farm of SUS
acres. for which $500 was paid, have
taken possession.
At the semi-annual business meet
ing of the Triangle Glass held Thurs
day evening with Miss Amy Burton.
the officers were elected as follows:
Wilson McNair. president; Floyd
Thompson, vice president: Miss Mar
jorie Bell Reed, secretary, and Miss
Amy Burton. treasurer.
The Monday Bridge Club was enter
bour Hutchinson. The top score was
made by Mrs. Thomas Edgar and the
second by Mrs Orland A. Chamblin.
The Fortnightly Club met recently
with Miss Margaret Stanton, Bird
were read by Mrs. Maurice Stroud.
Mrs. Arthur Buell. and Miss Eva
Cummins. The history of the life of
audubon. naturalist. was given by Miss
Miss Maria A. Bready was appointed
delegate to the Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs, in session at Fairfax. Mrs.
Arthur Hyde Buell. was selected to
give the response to the welcome ad-
dress. as the president of the club.
Miss Maude Yount. could not attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rider of Wash
ington have taken possession of their
summer home here.
w. A. Fender has purchased from
Mrs. Mary Faber of Washington the
house and two acres of land on Eldin
street, Herndon. better. known as the
Urich place" for $500. Mr.; Fender
Clyde Patton of West Virginia and
will reside on the Urich property.
Quarterly conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South was held
at Dranesvile Sunday, the presiding
sermon.
Rev. David Montgomery of Colorado.
former pastor of the Lewinsville Pres
byterian Church, has been the guest
Of friends here.
Funeral services for Cornelius Jen-
kins. who died at Dranesvilie, were
held last Sunday. Mr.: Jenkins was
sixty-five years old. He had been III
only short time.
James Henry Pearson died at
of erysipelas after a short
illness. He was sixty-five years old.
His wife, three sons and one daugnter
survive him. Interment was made IN
the family burying ground at Dranes-
vile.
An interesting game of ball between
the Herndon regulars and the vienna
team was played at Vienna recently:
with a score of 10 to s; in favor OF
Lowe and Wilson: Vienna, Brandt and
Clark.
Memorial day exercises will be held
in Chestnut Grove cemetery May 81.
as designated by Aeting Mayor Mag Nag
will leave its hall at 9:3o o'clock and
will lead the march to the cemetery.
Rev. J. w. Woolf will give the in
vocation. Rev. Thomas ]. Armstrong
will make an address and Rev. John
Sleep the Brave"
Friday afternoon, May IA. Mrs. Mary
NJ. North Of Herndon. on behalf OF the
Woman's Relief Corps. presented to
the high school ao. OF Vienna ma ane iargs nsW
and also large silk flag
for the assembly room. The presenta-
tion was made In short ADDRESS
filed with patriotic thoughts, and the
was told that the organiza-
ton that gave the flag was the larg-
est patriotic organization in the world.
having a membership of $4,000. and
was the first to teach patriotism in
the schools.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con-
gregational Church met for an all
day session Thursday with Mrs.
Ephraim NJ. Yount.
The Music Study Club was entertain
afternoon. John Sebastian
Bach being the composer whose life
and compositions were studied. Mrs.
Arthur Buell. gave extracts from his
life. Instrumental selections were given
by Mrs. George Ramsay Bready. Miss
Mo- PrS Annia RnheV