Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-11
FALLS CHURCH..

Special Correspondence OF The staf.
FALLS CHURCH, Va, July 10.-Mf.
and Mrs. ellison Gardner Of Washington
have placed their bungalow on historic
Miners HILL north of town. at the
disposal of the Falls Church Camp
Fire Girls, who plan to spend at Least
one night there each week during the
summer They had their first outing
Tuesday night, Mrs. George 2. Bade-
ley acting as guardian. There were
twelve girls in the party. Miners Hill
is one of the highest points around
Washington, and during the civil war
was used as a signal station. One OF
the interests the girls will have will
be trying to relocate a stone marker
which was set in the ground by Union
soldiers and trace of which has been
lost.
Mrs. S. A Ball entertained the Ladies'
Aid Society Of the NJ f. Church Thurs
day afternoon. The officers recently
elected for the year are: President, Mrs.
T. &. Quick; vice president. Mrs. S. A
Ball; secretary, Mrs. Middleton; treas
urer. Mrs. o. Z. Livingston.
The Owl Club was entertained last
Saturday night by Miss Marjorie Gar
ner, Highest scores were made by Mes
DANES Gould and Brown, Mr.. Fellows
and DIR. Gould.
In a party which left Tuesday morn
ing by automobile for Natural Bridge,
Va, were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy n. Church. Miss May
belle Church and Mrs Ethel E. Parker.
They will return tonight
Under the auspices of the Houston
Bible class of the N. E. Church, DR..
Adam Giebel, the blind organist of
Philadelphia. gave recital Friday
evening, July 2, in the church audi
tod
with selections on the organ and piano
and vocal solos. DR.. Giebel enter
tanned his audience with several I'M
usual musical features. By request
several persons repeated verses which
he Immediately set to music and sang.
but the thing which most amazed his
auditors the demonstration of
musical alphabet" His secretary. by
spelled out the name of and enabled
Or. Giebel to Identify any object in the
room.
Miss Margaret Moore entertained a
few Of her young friends informally
Tuesday evening.
W. T. Smith Of Sterling, Va, Is visit
ing his son. A. N. Smith, and family.
Mrs. II. A. Fellows entertained the
Tuesday Bridge Club this week. In
stead Of the regular meeting. the men,
bers. eight in number. took their
lunches and spent the day at Chesa
peake Beach.
Rev. Dr. Wallace OF the Thee logical
Seminary at Alexandria preached Sun
day at the Old Falls Church in the alb
sence Of the rector. Rev. A. g. Grinnan.
Clayton Davis of Washington spent
several days this week as the guest Of
Archie Munson.
Julian Armstead. who has been visit
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. III. c.
Eddy, has returned to Philadelphia
Miss Elizabeth Dodge entertained a
party of young friends Monday even
ing in honor OF her birthday. A fea-
ture of the entertainment was a soap
bubble lottery" the blower getting
whichever prize her bubble landed on.
Miss Helen Tyler of Hickman. KY.
arrived today to be the guest of Miss
Frances Grinnan. Miss Grinnan and
her brother A. G. Grinnan. Jr., have
returned from a series of house par
ties near Richmond.
Miss Kathryn Byrne gave a party
Monday evening to welcome her guest.
Miss Virginia Richardson of Wester-