Evening star., 1923-06-03
WOMEN IN HERNDON
TO RUN FOR OFFICE
First Time They Have Been on
Ticket in Town
-s-e
Elections.
Special Dispatch to Tho Star.

June 12, seven members will be
! chosen for town council, clerk and
town sergeant for the ensuing two
Iyears. ..
Something new for. Herndon will
/ take place this year and that is the
! placing of women on the ticket
They are Mrs. Thomas Edgar. Miss
Matilda f. Decker and Miss Maria r.
| Eready.
| !, In the celebration OF field day at
| Oakton, Herndon came out victorious
! in points. having 81 to Oakton's ~.
/ but in the basket ball team (girls)
Oakton was the victor. 16 to IL.
thus making a tie. as Herndon won
| on the formers field day.
The closing exercises OF the high
| school will be held here June 8. the
senior class being composed of Misses
! Louise Rinker, Lena Heitmueller.
| Frances Hurst, Louise Mcdaniel and
Waite wilkins and owen Clarke.
BnccaInureate Sermons.
Rev. Scrimshaw. former pastor of
the Northern Methodist Church, will
return to preach the baccalaureate
sermon tomorrow. Sunday. May 27,
sermon TO the class in Ashburn, the
graduates there being Mildred VIII
son. Ethel Solomon and Mabel
Croseu.
Miss Lillian May Moffett. formerly
! of Herndon, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph E. Moffett of Ashburn, and
Ruben f.. Darnes of Ashburn were
| married in Rockville. Md.
! Miss Maxine NJ. Souder and John
| d. Brown were married in Lovetts-
willie by Rev. Reece Poffenberger of
| the Lutheran Church. They will
! make their home in Lovettsville.
| Asa E. Bradshaw on Sunday con-
Quoted the religious services at the
convict camp. at Chantilly.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Norville Larkin have
returned from Manassas and will re-
| side here. Mr.. Larkin has been ap-
pointed county engineer for Fairfax.
FIoris Graduation.
The baccalaureate sermon of Floris
High School will be preached in the
auditorium at IL am. tomorrow by Rev.
Fizer. The graduating class is composed
! of thirteen: Sadie Harrison, Elizabeth
Gilmore. Irene Matthew, Ruth Nickel.
Louise and Thelma Sibley. Zella Cox
and Ray Harrison and Garland Long
! Of Herndon, Richard Peck, Marion
| Lynch, Francis Matthew and David
kidwell. The graduating exercises
! will be held Friday evening. June 8.
/ and Representative r. Walton Moore
Will be orator OF the occasion.
The Dranesville district Sunday
the school auditorium. at Floris. at
IL O'Clock. Charles Hazard. super
| intendent of the teen age in
Foundry Meahodist Church. Washing
/ ton. will be the chief speaker.
Zachariah Warner OF Hamilton
| died at the home of his daughter,
/ Mrs. Charles A. Howard of Hyatts
Vile. Mrs Howard was for a num-
ber of years a resident OF Herndon
and her father a frequent visitor
here.
Mrs. Virginia NJ Wilson died in ST.
Petersburg, Fla. She was a sister of
Mrs. David Musselman.
Dr. Ernest l.. Robey has returned
from Richmond, where he was a dele
gate to the bankers convention.
Sunday school Meeting.
An interesting Sunday school meet
! ing was held in Sterling Methodist
| Church Thursday evening. among the
speakers being Rev. c. H. DeLong,
| and a. B. Richards. Edward DALEY
and Mr.. Claggett of Leesburg and
Mr.. Nicholas of Round Hill.
Memorial day was observed here
! with the following program in Chest
nut Grove cemetery: Mayor Madison
Kenfield was chairman of the meet
ing; America" led by willard A.
! Simonds; invocation, by Rev. Pearse
Pinch; address, by Paca c. Oberlin;
singing. The Star Spangled Ban
ner"; salute to the flag; benediction.
| by Rev. NJ. A. Baker. followed by
decoration OF the graves.
The Ladies' Social Aid, non-secta-
rian, met with Mrs. William II. KEEP
hart, when business of Importance
was transacted.
Mrs Guy y. Church, formerly of
Herndon has been chosen correspond
| ing secretary of Fairfax Chapter, D.
A. r.
Church May BE Built.
Father Van Inglegem of Falls Church
celebrated mass at the Herndon Hotel
| Friday morning. A Catholic church Is
reported to be built here this year.
"A Pair of Skies" a comedy in
| three acts. was given by the Herndon
pupils in the school auditorium, those
/ taking the principal characters be-
| ing Virginia Buell., Florence Groff, Lena
Heitmueller and Sophia Crouch. and
! Albert Adrian. Charles Parker, Waite
| wilkins, Stanley Hanes, James Tate.
Leiah Gibson. Grsyson Hanes and
Charles Sayer.
Mrs Russell A. Lynn has returned
| from Emergency Hospital, Washing
| ton, where she had been patient for
! ten days.
Mrs. william H. Dawson entertain
| ed the Monday Bridge Club this week,
Mrs. z. Barbour Hutchison making
| top score.
The Corban Club of the Congrega-
tfonal Church was entertained by
Mrs. Herbert L. Seamans.