Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-23
Herndon, Va.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
HERNDON, Va, April e2.-The Music
Study Club met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. George Ramsay Bready, at
Elwardstone, Mcdowell being the
composer studied. his life being read
by Miss Eva Cummins. Instrumental
solos. ITO a Wild Rose" and AN Old
Trysting Place." were given by Mrs
Asa E. Bradshaw and Mrs. Guy n
Church. Miss Elizabeth Smart sang
Sweetheart, Tell Me-" Instrumental
solo ''Czardas,' by Mrs. Annie Robey
Walker: "Idyll in G." by Miss Pear
A. Shreve, and "Slumber Song" by Mrs
William H. Dawson. were rendered.
Miss Anna Mason of Washington
formerly of Herndon, and Miss Clara
Richardson of Pittsfield, Mass, Were
guests Sunday of Mrs Ernest l.. Robey
Mrs. Gertrude Hanes of Ashburn was
a recent guest at the Birches.
Mrs. Charles Whitehead Rider enter
tanned at auction bridge Tuesday af-
ternoon. Mrs. George Ramsay Bready
making highest score.
Mrs. William Groom of Stirling spent
Friday with friends here.
Conrad Lawrence of Randolph Ma
con College is spending the Easter
holidays here. Mrs. Cassius NJ. Law
renee attended the D. A. r. congress
Tuesday. being a delegate from Fair
fax Chapter
Mrs Robert E. Lowe of Washington
has been the house guest of Mrs Park
er. and on her return home was ac-
companied by Miss Ruth Parker.
DR.. Orlando w. Quicker has returned
from a visit to New York.
Miss Eliza beth Huddleson was a re-
cent guest OF Miss Marcia Moore, at
Forest Glen. Md
Rev. and Mrs. John McGiu have is
sued invitations for the marriage OF
their daughter, virgins Beverly Nc
iGill, to Charles Mayer Cornell. The
ceremony is to take place in Grace
Episcopal Church. The Plains, Va,
April IS. Dr.. McGill was at one time
rector of st. Timothy's Episcopal
church. Herndon.
Mrs. Edith Coleman and small sons,
Mrs. Edward Harrison of Hunters
station. and Harry Dulin of Washing
ton. hive been guests of Mr.. and Nj S.
Thomas Edgar Aud.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Blanchard of
Washington. formerly of Herndon spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin B.
Simonds.
Miss Deliah Middleton has been Wis
ting her aunt, Mrs. w. Floyd Middle
ton, Station street.
Miss Mae Taylor and John Dawson of
Washington spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Dawson.
NJ. D. Hall, superintendent of Fairfax
county schools. was present at the
Senior League Friday evening" and
made the address of the evening. Vocal
music was rendered by Mrs. William |.
Fobey and Miss cynthia Cummins.
Or. and Mrs. Morton f. Church of
Falls church were guests Sunday OF
MI and Mrs. Guy n. Church.
Robert l.. Middleton of Washington
visited Mr. and Mrs. George A. Broadly
this week
Miss cecil Hutchison, Mr.. and Mrs
Hutchinson. S Franklin Hutchinson of
Pleasant Valley and Silas Hutchinson of
Nrcolh We're recent guests at Rock
Ledge.
Mss Christine Hutchinson has return
.'f to Pleasant Valley, after stay of
several months in Dranesville.
Mrs. John Mclaughlin Of Washington
was a guest during the week of DR..
and Mrs. Joseph 4. North.
Mrs David Murray of Kentucky and
Mrs Joel ". Pyles of Washington are
spending the week end with Mrs. Edgar
Aud.
Mrs q Henry Shryock entertained
tie Monday Bridge club. Mrs. William
A}re making top score and Miss Mary
Hutchinson next.
The Triangle class met Thursda Y
evening with George Albaugh Eready,
the evening being spent in music and
games.
Miss Ruth Richards of clifton has
been the guest of Mrs William E2dS
Miller. Chantilly Heights.
Charles NJ. Burton left Monday for
Norfolk to attend the convention of
the Junior Order United American Me-
chanics. as representative from Hern-
don Lodge. No. IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sauber Of
Washington were guests during the
week of Mr. and Mrs. William l. White.
Mrs. William Groom of Sterling en-
tertained at luncheon Thursday. several
guests being present from l1erndon.
\ meeting of Chestnut Grove Gene
terry Association was held Tuesday night
and the following officers chosen: Har-
ry +. Hanes. president: Sebisco l. Cha
pin. vice president: DR.. Ernest l.. Ro-
hey. treasurer; Mrs. Mary NJ. North,
secretary George w. Poole. Capt. c.
W. Day. Warren NJ McNair, Frederick
G. Averill and 3. Harrison Bready We're
selected as trustees. the last two chos-
en- to fill the vacancies caused by the
deaths of John Averill and DIR. Edwin
L. Detwiler.
Miss Margaret Russell has returned
from a visit to Mrs Pollard of Wash
ington.