Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02
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Herndon, Va.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
| HERNDON. Va. April Miss Ella
Carter Hodgson has returned from a
| visit to relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs. Cassius NJ. Lawrence entertained
Thursday in honor of Miss Katie
Holden of Manassas, who left Friday
| for her home.
| Mrs. Francis Scott Key-Smith enter
tanned at auction bridge Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Edwin H. Mooney
making the highest score.
Rev. Ivanhoe Robinson of Richmond
has been the guest of Rev. and Mrs.
| Lewis Harper at the parsonage.
Frof James Lewis Parks of George
| Washington University and Mrs. Parks
have leased Margaret place for the
| season and took possession today.
! william Gilbert of New York is the
weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.
| Mooney, who also have had as a recent
| guest Louis Tyler Jones of w shington.
| Mrs. Mary Chaplin and Mrs. Bess Col
| son and daughter, who have been
! guests of Mr.. and Miss Chaplin en- route
| from Florida, left Monday for thei:
! home in Whitesville. y. Y. Mrs. Will
nina Lawrence of North Binghamton
| is spending the week with Miss Chaplin.
| Miss HoltZclaw of Washington and
Mrs. Moore and Master Britton Moore
| of Canada spent Sunday with Mrs.
| Sallie Holtzclaw.
| Misses Margaret Russell and Eva
| Cummins have returned from a visit
with Mrs. William Pollard of Wash
| ington. who was hostess at card
| party Saturday evening.
Miss Anna Leigh of Colvin Run has
/ been the guest of Miss Louise Aud.
| The Fortnightly Club met Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. Charles Whitehead
Rider, Mrs William l.. White giving
the conclusion of Making An Ameri-
| can" by Jacob Riis. Some of those in
attendance were Mrs. Matte ]. Stephen
son. Mrs. White, Miss Margaret Stan
| ton. Mrs. Mooney, Mrs Arthur Hyde
| Buell.. Mrs. Maurice Stroud. Mrs Rus
sell A. Lynn, the Misses Ida Lee Castle
man. Lois Richmond. Lucy FitzHugh
| Meade Virginia Nesbitt Mrs. Orlando
| Quicker ard Mrs. key-Smith.
| Mrs. Columbus Choate and Miss Doro-
| thy Choate leave today to spend some
| time with Mrs. Cornelius Polend at
| F'loris.
/ Mrs Jennie Crounse Broadway has re-
| turned from a brief visit to Washing
| ton.
! Mr. and Mrs Guy " Church and small
sons spent the week end in Falls
Church.
| Miss Maria r. Bready returns this
! week from stay in st. Cloud Fla. and
! Will ne d''o1iiPdIlfh bN hTS
! Bready. who viii spend the summer in
| lierndon.
Robert burbank and Ashley Jump
president snd vice president of the
! t.pworth league Society of Washing
ton. made addresses in the Methodist
| Church Sunday evening. Mr.. Jump
speaking on Personal Work
! Mrs. y. G. Van Hagan Of Swarthmore,
Pa. has been the guest of Mrs. Joseph
| Cummns, en- route Paw Paw w. Va.
| The Monday Bridge club was enter
tanned this week by Miss Mary Hutchi-
son at Rock Ledge. luncheon being
served before the game. Mrs. Orland
Chamblin made top score and Mrs. Will
| liam Ayre next highest
| The Junior School League met Fri
day afternoon, pupils in the fourth and
fifth grades presenting The Birds of
| KillineSw Those taking part in
! the play were Aloise Andrews, Mary De
| Butts, Louise Rinker. Jennie May
| Brashears. Thelma Godfrey, Robbie De
! Butts. Ellen Buell.. Louise Ryon, Marga-
ret Parker. Florence Simonds. Cir
ginia kachs. Esther Mayer. Emma Mil
| lard, Mildred Haynes, Kathleen Mof-
tfett. Cuthbert Hutchinson. Norman
! Bicksler. David Horn. oliver Price,
Paul Van Sickler. Wallace Cummins
and Stanley Hanes.
! Mrs. II. q. Southwick and Mrs James
/ Franklin of Warren, Ohio, have been
guests of Mrs. Harry A. Sager, after
| spending the winter at Palm Beach,
Fla. and Thomasville. Ga.
| The Ladies Aid Society of the Con-
gregational Church was entertained at