Evening star., 1916-08-06
weeks with Mrs. Charles Williams of

weeks with Mrs. Charles Williams of
| Clarendon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Reinochl
| moved this week from Fort Myer
! Heights to Washington. Mrs. Rea
| Wolfe and Miss Alice Bennett of
! Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kerr of Fort Myer
Heights. Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
Kitrick. Misses Fay and Catherine
! McKitrick of Washington and Mrs.
John Shepherd and Miss E. Shepherd
of Crozet. Va. were weekend guests
Myer Heights. Miss Nellie McNally,
after several days visit to Mrs. ]. H.
Carmichael of Fort Myer Heights. re-
turned to her Washington home Tues
| after a visit to Mrs. r. E. Sanford.
Fort Myer Heights, returned to her
home the first of the week.
Mrs. Francis Hohenstein. Misses
Venus and Gladys Hohenstein of Wash
ington and Mrs. Alfred King of Berke-
visit as guests of Mrs. J. r. Hohen-
stein Of Colonial Beach. have returned to
their homes.
Burton Hout and Miss Edna Schuyler
of Miss Ruth and Ralph Rich of Fort
Myer Heights
Mr.. and Mrs James F. Perkins of
Washington were guests the first of
the week OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse w.
Brian of Aurora Heights.
Miss Maud Douglas of Washington is
the guest of DR.. and Mrs G. S. Luckett
of haywood. W. w. Hurbert, who
has been the guest of DR.. Luckett. re-
turned to his home in Idaho Wednes-
day.
Mrs. William Kirchner of Washing
ton is spending week with Mrs. c. A.
Breitenbach of haywood. Miss Elsie
Breitenbach returned this week from
an extended visit to relatives in New
Orleans.
Mrs. Louis Gathman is visiting her
son-in-law. DR.. Thomas Foley of Wash
ington, this week.
Mrs. W. Oregon of haywood has as
her guest Mrs. J. Walsh Of Washing
Mrs. L. A. Carter of Leesburg, Va,
is visiting her son. E. L. Carter of May
wood.
Mrs. Ella Hicks Of Washington is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Morgan
Mrs J. w. Rohrbach and sons re-
turned this weekly from a visit to
Altoona, Pa.
Mrs. j. a. Kingsolver and children
have returned to Clarendon from sew
eral weeks at Newport News. Va Mrs
Mamie Price, sister of Mrs Kingsolver
accompanied her home and will be her
guest the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. w. Il. Newman. Mrs. Holland and
a1rs. Robert Henry Of Washington were
guests this week of Mrs. II. G. Corbett
of Arlington. Mrs. Marian Edwards of
Arlington is spending two weeks with
relatives in Baltimore. Miss Gertrude
Langtry and Miss Lula Bridges of Ar
lington left this week for a two-week
stay at Bluemont Miss Dorothy Ride
out of Arlington entertained the men,
bers of the Christian Endeavor Society
, Wednesday evening, when fifty mem
bers and guests were present. Miss
Carrie Corbett and Miss Nellie Corbett
of Washington are guests for several
weeks of Mrs. A. w. Cathcart of Balls
ton. Miss Mildred Sclover, who has
been visiting Mrs. Elmer Jacobs of
Ballston. expects to return Sunday to
her nome at Caldwell. \. J. Miss Mil
dred Wilson of Ballston gave a fare
well luncheon to Miss Sciover Thursday.
when six guests were present. Mr.. and
Mrs Elmer Jacobs and Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Thomas will leave Sunday for a
motor trip to North River. y. Y. They
will be away from their Ballston homes
three weeks, and expect to stop in
Philadelphia and New York.
Mrs. J. w. Newman. j. W. Niepold
and son. Mr.. and Mrs. Murray and Mr..
and Mrs. n. S. Guimont. all of WASH
ington. were guests this week of Mr.
Mrs. S. ID. Hammer. after a ten-day
visit to relatives in Durham. n. c.. re-
turned to her Thrifton home this week.
Mrs J. II. Minor and Miss Mildred
Hammer Of Bristol: Tenn, are house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hammer
of Thrifton. Miss Anna Williams of
Richmond. who has been the house
guest of Mrs. r. Fl. Yates Of Thrifton.
returned to her home this week. Miss
Margaret Nelson. after visit to Mrs.
w. G. Hall of Thrifton. has returned
to her home in Washington.
Mrs. n. V. Suess has returned to her
| Washington home after a visit to her
| sister. Mrs. G. Clark of Thrifton. Mrs.
| L. NJ. Hahn has returned to Summit
! Point. Va. after a two-week visit to
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Clover of haywood.
Miss Elinora Greenwell of haywood
| entertained a number of friends Friday
| evening in honor of her house guest,
| Miss Marjorie Greenwell of Washing
| ton. Fifteen guests from Washington
\ and Virginia were present.
Mrs. w. E. Hurd gave a party to her
| daughters. Muriel and Rilma. Wednes-
day afternoon at her home in May
| wood. when twelve guests were pres
| ent. Among them was Margorie
| Greenwell of Washington. A number
of games were enjoyed by the young
people. The prize. a cup and saucer.
in the peanut hunt was won by Will
liam Dawson of Washington, while
| Elizabeth Smith won the second prize.
e. A. Thompson OF Cherrydale left