Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-29
HERND0N.
Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
HERNDON. Va, August 2s.-The five
Sunday schools Of Herndon and the
| Presbyterian school of Floris united In
their annual picnic Thursday and spent
the day in Capt. Deys grove. About
six hundred were in attendance.
Rev. +. !. Lukens of Washington has
accepted the call to the pastorate OF
the Herndon Baptist Church.
Rev. Allan Castleman of Bellaire. Md
formerly of Herndon. has been the
guest of the Misses Castleman and on
Sunday occupied the pulpit of St. Tim
othy's
The school census of Herndon has
just been completed, showing A total
of about 225 children between the ages
of seven and twenty, of whom twenty
five are colored.
The normal training and high schools
open here September IA, with the same
corp of teachers as last year, with the
exception of Miss Ruth Richards of the
primary. who resigned
The last meeting of the Fortnightly
Club was held with Mrs. Arthur Hyde
Buell. for the study of Holland. Papers
were read by Misses Ida Lee Castleman
and Margaret Stanton: Mrs. Charles
Augustus Simpson of Washington and
Mrs. Annie Robey Walker rendered in
strumental selections; vocal numbers
were given by Mrs. William Locke
White Mrs. Matte J. Stephenson re-
cited. Mrs. Alma Delano Hiue, presi-
dent of the Current Events Club of
Vienna. made a short address on feder-
ated clubs
Miss Blanche Detwiler was given a
shower Thursday evening. This after
noon her marriage to DR.. Donald Cal
lar of Staunton, son of DIR. William T.
Callar of Herndon. took place at the
home of Rev A. G. Grinnan of Falls
Church.
Miss Eva Cummins has returned
from siX-week stay with Misses Van
Hagan in Pennsylvania.
Miss Dorothy Sullivan Of Washington
spent the week end with Miss kittie
Smart at DranesvilIe.
Misses Fisher of Washington are
guests at Mrs. Andrew &. Hutchison's.
Mrs. Harry Lang of Anacostla IS
spending some time with Mrs. Webb c.
Lang.
Mrs. w. A. Dyer of Washington. for
merly of Herndon. is the house guest
of Miss Katie Groh.
Misses Frances and Selma McMillen
are guests of Misses Stroller at Mark
ham, Va.
Mrs. Clarence Floran nee and her house
guest, Miss Moliie Weldon of Warren
ton. have returned from a visit to Mrs.
Tyler and Misses Orear in Washington.
Messrs. Charles NJ and Harry Burton
have returned from Colonial Beach.
MIS-. Louie IeatneTS ana MISS oHot-
we'll of Falls Church are visiting Mrs.
Groome and Miss Groome of Sterling.
Prof. Smith Johns Williams and Mrs.
Williams of South Carolina are guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer.
Miss Helen Cummins. has been the
house guest of Misses Fur at Mounts
willie.
Mrs. Annie Trail of Washington was
recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
NJ. Trail
Dl
Mrs. Howard Altemus and son. Evans,
Mrs n. C.. White and Miss Dorothy
White have been guests of Mrs. 3.
Harry Bready.
Mrs. Thomas II. Walker. Mrs. Eva
Stowell and Miss Elsie Stowell have
Ferry.
Miss Stella Wade of Baltimore was a
recent guest of Miss Selma Hutchinson
at Rock Lodge.
daughters and son. have returned to
their home in Washington after spend
ing several weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
+. 3. Simonds.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Blanchard,
Misses Martha and Mabel have been in
Atlantic City and Marthas Vineyard.
About forty guests were entertained
by the Young Peoples Baptist Union
at a social at Miss Lucy Gilmer's We'd
neSday night.
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from an extended stay at her former
home in kirkland. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs Enos l.. Garrett have
returned from visit to Richmond, Va.
Mrs Bella Crounse apid brief visit
this week to Mrs. Robert Kendrick at
Falls Church
Franklin Beard has returned to his
home in HardinsDurg. KY, accompanied
by David Murray Aud.
Miss Minnie Holden of Manassas was
recent guest of her sister. Mrs. AS
bury S. Harrison.
Miss Margaret Russell has returned
from siX-week stay in New York,
Connecticut and New Jersey
Mr.. and Mrs F.. A. Warner of Balti :
more are guests at Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Lynn's.
Miss Jessie Mahoney has returned
from a vacation spent in Alexandria.
w ]. Phillips. past district deputy
grand master of the Masonic lodge,
spent Tuesday in Herndon.
Mrs. Jennie Crounse Broadway of Pasa :
dena. Cal. arrives this week for visit
to her mother on Monroe street,