Evening star., 1923-07-08
HERNDON POLITICS
,AROUSING INTEREST
Three in Field for Road Super
visor-Candidates for State
Senate Active.
Special Dispatch to The star,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HERNDON.- Va, July 7-Politics In
this county Is warming up, especially
in Herndon where there are two
local candidates for road supervisor
George +. Harrison. the incumbent.
who has devoted his time to road
Improvement and building for the
past twenty years, and r. Newton
Mohler. Mr.. Follin Of near Forest
VILE also is a candidate for the posi-
tion.
Messrs. Barret, oliver and Ball. for
pushing their campaigns in Herndon.
Mr.: Sherier has not made any public
address as yet.
Two of the state officials have been
in town looking over plans for a new
school building and 1t Is hoped that
one can be built before the opening
OF the new year.
Home Interest Club Meets
The July meeting of the Home In
terest Club was held with Mrs. Annie
Robey-Walker. who served a partic-
ularly attractive 1ndependence day
in the discussion of household topics.
Miss Minnie Chaplin Of Washington
was the house guest Of Mrs. Robey-
Walker for the PSurth, .nd d,ugnt.r
left this week for Johnstown, Pa
where the latter has accepted POSI-
tion, resigning his government work
in Washington.
handsome residence on Monroe street
for a river farm belonging to Mr..
Greear. Mr.. and Mrs. Bicksler Will
remove to the home recently pur-
chased from Mr.. Simms.
Mrs. Guy n. Church. formerly OF
Herndon, entertained for Miss May
belle Amelia Church, whose engage.
ment to Kenneth Newman Mills or
South Manchester, Conn, recently
was announced.
Ladies', Social Aid Meeting.
An interesting meeting of the Ladies
Social Aid was held with Mrs Hich-
ard McMillen, who was assisted py
is non-sectarian and the aim OF 1t
Is to promote the welfare and nap
piness of all who may need ASSIST, ,
ance, as we'll as to afford a sociai
time for its members. s pu.,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur HYDE Bueil
entertained eleven tables of bridge
in honor of Thomas Buell. OF Tulsa,
Okla. High score was made by MISS
Mary Rogers of Floris and low by
Mrs. Annie Robey-Walker.,
Mrs. Crockett. sr., with her family
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles crockett
and family. who recently SOLO their
farms here, have moved 10 their
newly purchased farm. .Glengollen,
near Upperville.
Clyde Rosenberger is spending some
time at his former home in Norfolk.
The Ice cream festival by the Bap-
tist Sunday school was decided
success. over $40 being raised for
the new Sunday school room.
v. w. @. A. Convention Delegate.
Miss Anna Rogers has been chosen
by the Y. w. c. A. to represent her
class at the Silver Bay convention.
Mrs. Albert Bates entertained in
honor Of the birthday anniversary of
her little daughter Isabella.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Fouche celebrated her
seventy-fourth anniversary with a
family reunion, all of her children
and grandchildren being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Brown Of
Lincoln announce the engagements
and approaching marriages of their
daughters, Mary Letitia and Ruth
Elizabeth. and Jennings Francis and
Thurston James Potts Of Round Hill.
The weddings will be an event of late
summer.
George Albaugh Bready of Herndon
has been nominated for county treas
urer on the republican ticket.
July Miss Mamie A. Crounse. as
sisted by Mrs. Jennie Crounse Brad
way, was hostess to about q score
Of ladies from the Agriculture De-
partment. Luncheon was served on
small tables. after which games and
auto rides were enjoyed.
Miss Ellen Buell. was hostess for
the newly organized Summer Bridge
Club.
Tennis Club Omcers.
The meeting of the tennis club also
was held with Miss Buell., the follow
ing being chosen officers: c. Melville