Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-16
Herndon, Va.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
HERNDON. Va April 1.-THE ia .
dies Aid Society of the Methodist
Episcopal Church met Tuesday after
noon for the election of officers. Mrs.
Charles Frances Cummns was elected
president; Mrs. James Mvres. first vice
president: Miss Minnie Chaplin, second
vice president: Mrs. {. Ciagett Steph-
ems. secretary, and Mrs. Annie AlbauSh
Bready. treasurer. Mrs. Rready was
chosen chairman Of the finance COM
mittee: Mrs. flames Myres, parsona &c
committee; Mrs Robert schneider,
lookout. and Mrs. stephens. entertain
ment committees. Rev. Earl L. Berger
rate of this church for the coming
wear.
Miss !;liZaDeth Smart spent the week
end with friends IN Round Hill.
Miss Lily Shea" has returned t" her
home On Chantilly Heights after spend
ing the winter in Washington
The torhan ciub was entertained
Wednesday by Mrs. Tow ell Summers,
the time being spent in = unique guess
ing contest concerning important per-
sonages. Mrs. Ray Wreuu guessing the
greater number, Mrs. flames, second.
there being u tie for third place be
tween Mrs. Mitchell ami Miss Simonds.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. North and Mrs. Madison \.
kenfeld were guests OF the club.
4 debating ANA reading contest be-
tween pupils Of the Alexandria ana
Herndon high schools was heid in Al
eXandria Friday evening. The reading
contest was w"i' b. Miss Ruth Park e.
and Hugh r. Hutchinson, j.. The de-
baters from ierndon We're Miss Martha
TAYLOR and John Aniers. The winners
of this contest viii compete IN ,he
state contest at the University of V:r-
Gna the latter rart Of April
The Monday Bridge club met this
week with Mrs. Andrew q. Hutchinson.
The highest score was made by Mrs
William White and the next highest by
Mrs. A. q. Hutchison
Mrs Reynolds 81 Vienna has been
the guest of Mrs. Russell \. Lynn. Mr.
them E. Hilton jackson of Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Airs. q. Henry Shryock have
been guests of Mrs. Shryoch, sr, near
Arcola.
Miss Leila Fitz Hugh entertained the
Missionary Society of the Baptist
Church Wednesday,. The history of
missionary schools in Africa, Chosen,
Persia. China and India was given by
Mrs. Lynn.
Mrs Al II. Kirk has returned from an
extended visit to her former home III
kirkland, H.
Miss Helen Cummins spent the week
end with Miss Mary Sherman at
Vienna.
Mrs. Blanche Steele has returned
from visit with friends in Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smart have open
ed their home near DranesNille for the
summer. after spending the winter at
Chantilly Heights
Mrs. Ida Beavers left this week for
Loudoun county. after 4 stay with her
brother and sSter-in-law Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Webster.
Miss Alice Musselman left This week
for months stay in Blaine, Pa
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Con-
gregational Church was entertained
at an all-day meeting Thursday by
Mrs. NJ. a. kenfield.
The Fortni ghtly club met Saturday
for the study Of Jacob Riis' book. How
the Othe! Half Lives" Mrs Mary NJ.
North gave an interesting talk on
slum and tenement work in san Fran
cisco, ST. Louis. Philadelphia New York
and Washington. The semi-annuaI
business meeting and election of Of
fcerS takes place in the clubs library
April %.
Miss Louise Aud has returned from
visit 10 Mrs. Joel H. Pyles of Wash
ireton.
and Hazel Claus of Sterling have re-
turned to Forest Glen Seminary. after
a visit to the latters home near here
pr. and Mrs. Ernest l.. Robey enter
tanned Farmers club. No. I. at an all
day meeting Thursday. Farmers Club
No. /. met the same day with Mr.. and
Miss Chaplin.