Evening star., 1916-10-01
Alexandra County.
Clarendon.

Friends of William Carr gave him
surprise party Thursday in honor of his
twenty-first birthday. Miss Helen Nc
Donald left this week for Philadelphia,
where she will make her home with her
aunt. Mrs. Hawk who has been visiting
her daughter Mrs. Oscar W. Webb, for
six weeks, has returned to her home in
Chattanooga, Tenn. Miss Minna Finney
is spending two weeks in Atlantic city.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Knox of Washing
ton moved to Clarendon this week, where
they will make their home for the winter
Mrs, Gordon Finney and children are
spending ten days with Mr. FInney
mother before taking possession of an
apartment in Washington for the winter;
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Anderson and
daughter Miss Mabel Anderson, were
guests for several days this week of Mrs.
D. II. Robinson. Mrs G. H Rucker has
returned after a visit OF two weeks 10
Mrs. William Morrel Stone of Guilford,
Conn.,
Fort Myer Heights.
Mrs Eugene Avery and her daughter
Agnes were week end guests of Mrs. l..
r. Drummond this week. Miss NJ. jan
nette Messer of Washington. after visit
the first OF the week to Mrs. George w.
Elder, has returned to her city home.
Miss Agnes Jesse of Washington is visit
ing relatives at the home OF Charles L.
Jesse. Mrs. w. NJ. Baker left Friday
for three-Week visit to relatives in
Boston and Cape Cod. Mass.
Courtlands.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Roberts of Wash
ington and Mr.. and Mrs Osson Massey
and son of King George county, Va,
turned to their homes this week after
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. R. Malcolm.
Colonial Heights.
Mrs William Hessen and Mrs. Emmertt
Shepherd and three children of Washing
ton were guests for the week end of Mrs.
John r. Hohenstein.
Cherrydale.
A. A. Potter, after three months alb
sence in Texas, Kansas and Minnesota,
returned home Tuesday. Mrs. A. A. Pot
ter and little son, who have been visiting
relatives in St. Paul. Mimi, the past sum-
mer, have returned.
Arlington.
John D. Hull has returned to his
home in Cleveland. Ohio, after a visit
to NJ. n. Somers. B. NJ. Smith left Fri
day for visit of two weeks to rela-
tives in Detroit. Mich. Herbert Lyman
has returned home, after a stay of two
weeks in Atlantic City.
Ballston.
Daniel Moreland has returned to his
home, after spending the summer with
relatives in Berryville, Va. He was ac-
panied by his cousin, NJ. Roland,
who will be his guest several weeks.
haywood.
Fred Brown, accompanied by his
father, w. H. Brown of Troy, Pa, was
weekend guest of friends here. Mrs.
L. T. Muse returned home Tuesday,
after several days visit to her sister
Mrs. Benson Taylor of Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Middleton and fam
lily of Washington have moved to May
wood, where they will spend the win
ter. Miss Sophia Massey, after several
days visit to Mrs. L. c. Mactheson, has
returned to her home in Washington.
Mrs. Eugene Tucker and daughter,
after a visit of two weeks to the for
mer's son, Eugene Tucker, jr., left Mon
Mr.. and Mrs. n. S. Grubb of Washing
ton are guests of Mrs. A K Grubb for
ten days.
Dominion Heights. I
Mrs. N. Harrison and Mrs. James o.
Sawyers left for ten-day visit to rela-
tives in Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
J. Cuberley OF Trenton. n. j., motored
here, where they were guests for sew
eral days of Mr. and Mrs Elmer Hooper.
Miss Myrtle Smith of Prince Georges
county. Md. is spending a week with
her brother, c. Smith.
Falls Church.
Miss Grace Fadeley has returned,
after spending several days this week
with Miss Margaret De Lashmutt of
Arlington. Archibald and Reginald
Munson and Charles Fenwick were
guests this week of Thomas De Lash