Evening star., 1915-06-13
Throughout Virginia The hail was

beautifully decorated in potted plants.
with the conventional horse show
colors in streamers. from q drawing
stage. Six pieces of the Marine Band
| played for the dancing, which lasted
until nearly o'clock
a smaller dance was given at the
four pieces Of the Marine Band fur
nished music. Among the out-of-town
guests were Misses Elizabeth Stan
ford and Dorothy Dawson of Washing
Gray stork Baltimore. Miriam Hub
bard Of Chestertown, Md; Mary Keb-
ller of Cincinnati. Catherine Castle
berry of Chicago. Grace Ward of Wa
bott Ridout of Goresville, Mr.. and Mrs.
county; Mr.. and Mrs Leroy Chamber
lain of Paeonian Springs. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Warner stork of Baltimore. and Yel-
lot Candy, Ralph Coffin. s. B. Taylor
and Harry Dulin OF Washington; Fran
els Denmead of Baltimore. Arthur
| White. Philip Broun and Rogers Fred
of Middleburg. Mr.. Upson of New York.
Augustus di Zerega, jr., of Aldie and
Julian Heaton of Waterford.
| Gov Henry c. Stuart was q guest Of
Henry Fairfax at Oak Hill, near here,
during the past week
| Arrangements are being made for the
| annual tournament of the Leesburg
Croquet Club on the club grounds next
week. The finals will be played on
Friday and Saturday. AS usual the
tournament will be a social event. re-
freshments being served each after
noon by a committee of young women.
The tournament begins Monday aft
ernoon.
| The Auction Bridge Club was enter
Anne Macdonald at her home near
town. The guests of the club were
Misses Miriam Hubbard of Chester
town Nd; Julia Minnigerode of Bal
Mary Kebler Of Cincinnati, Dorothy
Dawson of Washington and Mrs. John
g: Hopkins. jr., of Albemarle county.
The highest score was made by Miss
Rebecca Harrison.
! Rush S Young of Waterford. this
| county, will be sent by the Boy Scouts
of Waterford a delegate to the San
Francisco exposition in August
| Mr. MacBryan. assistant commissioner
| of agriculture. will deliver a lecture to
the patrons and friends of the Unison
High School this afternoon.
Rodney I l. Lynn. H. Grady Miller.
Henry French, e. A Miller. Sylvanus
Stokes. Arthur Warden and Ralph Coffin
of Washington were among the large
| number of guests at the horse show dance
at the town hall Wednesday evening.
j. l.. Mcbride. assistant commissioner
of education and formerly superintendent
Of schools of the state of Nebraska, will
make an address at Unison today
At the marriage of Miss Sara Russell,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Russell
of Waterford. and DR.. Leslie Rusmiselle
of Lovettsville. which takes place at the
Presbyterian Church in that town Wed
nesday. the maid Of honor will be Miss
Elizabeth Hawthorn of Waterford, and
the bridesmaids will be Miss McGavack
| of Waterford and Miss Elizabeth Tillett
of Leesburg.
Announcement has been made Of the
marriage of Miss Mary E. Lewis Of Lam
| caster. Pa. and Frank L. Kilgour of
Vienna. Va, the ceremony being per-
formed at the First Reformed Church, in
Lancaster. Wednesday. Rev Stuart
Cramer officiating They will make their
home at Vienna. The bride Is daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. P. Lewis, and the
| bridegroom is native Of Loudoun
county.
Rev. Claude Myers of South Carolina
preached at the Presbyterian Church in
Leesburg last Sunday
Bruce Mcintosh. cashier of the Peoples
National Bank, has been spending some
| time in New York attending a large meet
ing of the Primitive Baptists.