Evening star., 1915-07-04

l. Past masters ana members OF dern-
don Lodge, No. 264. A F. and A NJ. mo-
tored to Ashburn Saturday evening to
attend the conferring of the third de-
gree by Ashburn Lodge.
Herndon Chapter, Order Of Eastern
Star. met Friday night. Miss Nettie
George Cornwen died at his home
near Forrestville Monday night. The
funeral took place Wednesday.'
| Miss Lizzie D. Myers has returned
Farmers Club. No. {. meets Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. George for
an all-day session.
Mrs. George Thomas Waite of Marion.
Ala. is the guest Of her mother, Mrs.
The Music Study Club will be enter
tanned Wednesday by Mrs. Waite. The
life and compositions of the Hungarian
composer. John Brahms. will be studied.
| The government printing Office team
defeated the local team Saturday, this
don Boys Today the town boys" play
ed Vienna on the local grounds.
| Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mcneil of Wash
ington, formerly Of Herndon, are spend
ing a fortnight at the home Of Dr. and
Mrs. Frank w. Huddleson. Herndon
Heights
Wrenn, after an extended stay in the
| south.
George F. Harrison has filed a petit
tion containing nfnety-one names with
| his candidacy as supervisor.
The supreme court of Virginia has
| sustained the verdict of the Fairfax
| circuit court in the appeal of the
Washington and Old Dominion Railway
peal was from an award of $500 dam
ages on account of the killing OF Frank
Jackson in July, 1913 by train; jack
| son was apparently asleep when struck.
Col. Theodore Porter Kane and Mrs
Kane Of Washington were guests Sun
day Of Mr.. and Mrs Francis Scott Key
Smith.
Rev. B. W. N. simms preached his
farewell sermon as pastor of the Bap-
tist Church Sunday, his resignation
taking effect July /. Mr.. and Mrs.
Simms leave shortly for Waynesville,
N. c., where he will preach the dedica-
| tory sermon for the new church there.
Mrs. Edwin Henry Mooney entertain
| house guest, Mrs. Lloyd Foster Orrisin
| of Washington. Mrs E. Barbour Hutch
ison won first prize and Mrs. T. Edgar
| Aud the consolation.
| Miss Katie E. Spicer and Mr.. Ray
mond Thornberry. both of Herndon.
were married in Washington Wednes-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Thornberry will re-
! side at The Pines, Herndon.
DR.. and Mrs. Ernest L. Robey last
week motored to Braddock Heights
Nd. where they attended the Pharma-
ceutical Association
Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Hupman. Mrs.
| Miss Moss Hutchison Of Sterling were
guests of friends here last week and
attended the conference Of Womens
orsenized Glasses.
brated the first birthday Anniversary Of
| their son, Evans Strawn Altemus We'd
| nesday. Some of their guests from
Washington were Mr.. and Mrs. F. 9.
White and Miss Dorothy White. Mrs.
Lewis Altemus, Harry and William AL
temus.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Harry Bready and
Miss Catherine Bready spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Altemus in
Washington.
Russell Miller entertained a number
Of young friends Saturday afternoon In
honor Of his birthday.
sebisco L. Chaplin is spending some
time at his former home in New York.
Miss Minnie Chaplin has returned from
| visit to Washington accompanied by
Mrs. Chaplin and Miss Frances Chaplin.
Mrs. William S. Blanchard, Misses
Washington are spending some time
| with Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin B. Simonds,
where they will be Joined for the week
end by Mr.. Blanchard.
Frederick Walker. Misses Edith and
Katherine Walker Of Washington, are
guests of Mrs Thomas H Walker
Rev Andrew G. Grinnan of Falls
Church occupied the pulpit Of st. Tim
othy's Episcopal Church Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Thompson and
Floyd Thompson motored to Clarendon
Sunday. where they were the guests
of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rodier and family
have removed to Wedderburn, where
they will make their home.
Mrs. John Mclaughlin entertained at
| bridge Monday afternoon, tho prizes
| being won by Mrs. Lloyd Foster Orri-
son Of Washington and Mrs. Orland A.
Mrs. Herndon of Stafford county has
been the guest Of her daughter, Mrs
BENJAMIN r. Mcclure.
William Grihith Of Poolesville, Nd.
and Cecil Connor of Leesburg were
Edgar Aud.
Mrs. Carrie Ogilvie of Delaplane and
Miss Mollie. Weldon of Warrenton are
| spending some time with Mrs. Clar-
ence Florance.
Dr. and MRS Frederick Ryan, Miss
Lucy Morrison and Mr.. Edward F.
Moores of Washington were visitors
during the past week at Elwardstone.
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rev. R. Ashland White of Henderson
N. c., paid a short visit this week to
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Meter Of Dranesville
and Rev. and Mrs. Lewis Harper Of
Herndon.
Andrew J. Whitaker and Miss Paul
inc Whitaker of Washington motored
to Herndon, their former home, this
| week for a brief stay
| Mrs. Adele Beauvais and Master
Marcelle Beauvais of Washington have
been guests of Mrs. Andrew G. Hutchi-
| son.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Susan Bryant of New York, for
merly of Herndon. and Robert Sedg-
wick Stangland of New York
| The Misses Merritt of Sparrows
Point, Md. have been guests of the
| Misses Lee at Chantilly.
Those taking part in the Smiths
Chapel children's day program were
| Misses Eunice Winston, Mildred Brad
| ford. Leona Beach, Nellie, Rosa, Pearl
and Elma Jones. Elsie Williams, May
Costello. Ethel and Thelma Slower, Lo-
| raine Brockman, Blanche Poole, Della,
Mary and Margaret Ormsbee, Worthy
Shafer, Edna Robey and Stella Bailey.
and Masters Carey Matthews, George
Jones. Fred. Edwin and Russell Heath
| Mrs. Elisha A. Kirk is making an
extended visit to her former home
in kirkland, Ill.
The Fortnightly Club met Wednesday
afternoon with the Misses Castleman
for the stud' Of Poland. Miss Maria
| r. Bready gave a short history of the
country and Miss Anne Darlington a
paper on POLAND and Her People. "
Mrs. Willis m White sang and there
was music and recitations by some of
the visitors.
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