Evening star., 1915-05-23
HERND0N.
.cial rorrespondenc. Of Th. Star


one son. Allen. of New York, and
grandson.
Funeral services for James Alexander
Adrian of Sterling took place Sunday.
Rev. w. Hupman of the Methodist
church officiating. He was about sew
enty-three years old, an eX-Confederate
soldier and is survived by his wife.
Adrians. and one daughter. Mrs Rich.
ard Kidwell of Sterling. Interment
took place in Leesburg.
Mrs. Madison A. Kenfeld. Misses
Maude Yount and Belle Simonds were
selected as delegates to the Washing,
ton conference of the Conversational
churches which met Tuesday at Capitol
Heights. Md.
Quarterly conference Of the Methodist
Church was held here Saturday. Dr. w
l. Mcdowell of Washington. presiding
elder. preached the sermon.
A committee from the Methodist
Church. consisting of Mrs. Roscoe ;:
Crippen. Misses Minnie Chaplin and
Helen Cummings. Mrs. Magnus I. VIII
kins and Carson Hyatt. from the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South: Miss
Ruth Detwiler, from the Episcopal
Church: Misses Amy Burton. Marjorie
Belle Reed and Edith Fouche from the
Triangle class: Mrs. Russell a. Lynn
Mrs Gilmer and Mrs. Alfred Thompson
from the Baptist Church. have been ap-
pointed to arrange the program for the
entertainment Of delegates to the con-
vention Of Womens and Girls Organ
lied Classes. which meets in Herndon
June % to Is
Wednesday evening the delegates will
be given supper in Walkers han,
Thursday an all-day meeting and
luncheon in Darlington's grove; MISS
Binford of Richmond will conduct serv-
ices and make an address in the even
ing.
The condition of Cleve Bladen OF
Herndon Heights. who on MONDAY at
tempted suicide by cutting his throat
and who is now in a Washington hos
ptal, is somewhat improved.
DR.. Frank w. Huddleson. district dep
uty grand master of the Masonic lodge.
and Edgar E. Gillette. worshipful mas
and A. NJ. and Messrs. c. H. end Ralph
Reed. Thursday evening visited Ken
more to arrange for the formation or
lodge there as soon as dispensation can
be had from the Grand Lodge
Funeral services for John Lutner
Keyes who died near Dranesville. were
held at Dranesville Friday.
An interesting game OF ball between
the tea ms of Herndon and Vienna was
played on the local diamond Saturday.
resulting in a Herndon victory of to ..
This game makes a tie in the series
between these teams.
Bishop coadjutor William c, Brown
of the diocese of Virginia will preach at
81. timothy SUNDAY ana
the rite of confirmation. The Woman S
Auxiliary of ST. Timothy's met on Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
James Rogers of Floris. Arrangements
were made for the June meeting a I DIR.
Benjamin B. Detwiler's. which is to
celebrate the tenth anniversary of the
society.
Cassius NJ Lawrence and Albert Sum
mers were selected as delegates to at
tend the Roth annual council Of the
Il, rf
Virginia. which met in Alexandra
Wednesday and Thursday.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage OF Miss Eliza Thomas of
Leesbure to Bassett Lee of Herndon.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee will make their home
in Florida.
Capt. John Mclaughlin and Mrs. Nc
LauGhlin of Washington are spending
some time at Maplecroft their summer
home here.
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society met
on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Roscoe
5. Crippen.
Mrs. Edwin Henry Mooney enter
tanned the Corban Club Tuesday.
The Herndon Seminary Music Club
meets Wednesday with the Misses Cas-
tleman. who entertain in honor of the
two graduates OF The seminary in 1915.
Misses Virginia Lee of Chantilly and
Clorinda Merritt Of Baltimore. The
Polish composers will be studied. The
nary will he held June :?
Miss Louise Aud entertained al bridge
Wednesday in honor of Miss Julia
Neale. who recently returned from
by Mrs. George l.. Keyes. Mrs. William
Dawson won the consolation prize.
commencement exercises for the
High and Normal Schools of Herndon
will be held June 9.
Commencement exercises for the
grades were held last week. those COM
pleting the graded work being Alvin
Chaplin Detwiler Joseph Topp, Everett
Godfrey. Barbour Chambln. Hugh
Hutchison, George Price and Miss Their
esa Lawrence.
Farmers Club No. met Thursday
for an all-day session with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry A. Sager. cooperation be-
ing the subject under discussion
The Fortnisht1y Club met this after
noon with Miss Eva Cummns, Bel
GUMS history being the subject for
papers. Reports from delegates to the
Federation of Women's Clubs also were
given.
DR.. Albert Shaw of New York has
ing.
Rev Raymond Chandler Drsk of
Pomona Fla. formerly of Herndon. has
been selected scribe of the East Coast
Association and moderator of the Flor
ida State Association.
Commencement exercises for the
Ashburn High School will take place
May 28 Lucius Hutchison will be the
only graduate this term.
Farmers club No. met Thursday
with Mr. and Mrs. w. A, Fender. the
question under discussion being. Re
solved That it would be more eco
nomical way to have good roads for
each district to own it's own rock
crusher. and to have the work super
vised by a practical man, than to have
roads built by the state, as the one re-
Gently built from Fairfax to Vienna
Black Horse Camp. Confederate Vet
Grams, of Warrenton. has elected Lieut.
w. p. Ficklin. J. B. Grayson. J. Gilker-
son Beale and James Lewis delegates,
and Miss Katie Branch as maid of
honor. for the reunion to be held in
Richmond. June 1 to ,. DR.. Charles F.
Russell of Herndon will attend from
Mari Camp.
Candidates for the town Offices to be
voted upon at the election Tuesday,
June 8, are: Sergeant. John w Els
wick; town council. William G. Mills.
Charles s. Cooper. Benjamin F. Nc
CURE, T Jefferson Kitchen, Ernest L.
Robey, William NJ. Aver. David W.
Bickler, Orland A. Chambe rlin, Edgar
r.. Gillette, Magnus T. wilkins Asa E.
Bradshaw as clerk has no opposition
A week of prayer has been conducted
by Rev. T. J. Armstrong at the Con-