Evening star., 1923-07-15
HERNDON.

HERNDON. Va, July IA Especially
A welcome home" to the newly elect
ed president, Al. H. Kirk of the Cit
liens Association, was held here
being added. Music was furnished ID
by the Soci Glass Orchestra, with
Miss Nora Greear at the piano. Ad-
dresses were made by Messrs. Oliver,
Barrett, Sherier and Ball, candidates
for nomination for state senate, all
declaring themselves for prohibition,
good roads and good schools Ad-
dresses also were made by candi-
dates George F. Harrison. Sidney
Follin. Franklin Williams. Edgar E.
Gillette, DR.. Frank w. Huddleson,
Mack, Wiley and Allison.
Hostess to Music Club.
Mrs. Annie Robey-Walker. presi-
dent of the Music Study Club, was
hostess to the club Monday evening,
Italian composers being the subject.
Vocal selections were given py Mrs.
j. Albert Houghton, Mrs. Norvell F.
Larkin, Mrs. Harold FitZhugh Hanes,
Mrs. James w. Smart. Miss Julia
Houghton and Mrs. Albert Summers.
Miss Dorothy Dick gave two violin
solos and Mrs Walker a piano solo.
Mrs. Arthur H. Bruell gave a read
ing. Music in Italy"
table bridge Monday afternoon to the
younger set in honor Of her cousin
and house guest, Miss Gwendolyn
Middleton of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. B, Harrison Bready
entertained at card party and
dance Tuesday evening. compliment
ary to Mrs. James Cockerille of
Washington and Thomas Buell. of
Tulsa, Okla, both formerly of Hern-
don.
The Monday bridge was entertain
ed by Mrs. E. Barbour Hutchison,
who made high score; Mrs. A. H.
Buell., making low.
Mrs. Frank Hume entertained the
newly organized Summer Bridge Club
Wednesday.
Miss Quida wattles of the Univer-
sity of Virginia Hospital, Charlottes-
MIR. and Mrs. Magnus T. wilkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Downes of Sterling
have returned from their honeymoon
trip, and spent the week end with
relatives in Washington.
The condition of Henry Myers, who
on Sunday suffered a paralytic stroke,
is improved.
Sunday School Convention.
The Loudoun county Sunday school
convention was held in the Waterford
Presbyterian Church on Tuesday, the
address of welcome being made by
Rev. j. Mace. Seig, Rev. w. J. White
sell making the response. Miss Edith
Hickman and Rev. Ralph Boring made
addresses on elementary work Rev.
w. NJ. Miller spoke on THE Greater
Sunday School," and A. B. Richard on
success and the Superintendent" In
the afternoon addresses were made
by Rev. WI. King, Rev. Harner, Rev.
c. l.. DeLong, Frank Mock, r. L.
Nixon and others.
The following have been appointed
church trustees at Ashburn and Fair
view: William Hay, Grover Gilmore,
Ernest Munday, w. Clarence Howser
and Decatur w. Cooksey.
Miss Madge w. Crosen fofr Sterling
and Mr.. John H. Shottpoff of Herndon
were married in Washington.
sawmfl Destroyed.
The sawmilI owned by Edward
Orrison of Arcola, was destroyed by
fire, some of the lumber being saved.
Miss Elizabeth p. Groseclose and
Frank o. DUNN, both of Herndon,
were married in the Methodist parson-
age, Fairfax. by Rev. A. L. Harms
The tennisiclub party netted nice
sum for the purchase of outfit and i'm
provement of grounds.
The Fellowship class of ST. Timo-
thy's met Wednesday evening with
Mrs. Robert Allan.
The Soci class of the Baptist Church
met Friday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Long, and tomor-
row are invited to furnish the or
chestral music at the Methodist Sun
day school of Sterling.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Southern Methodist Church was en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Richard McMillen.
Prof. Chitwood and family of Nor
gantown, w. Va. have opened their
summer home here.
Farmers Club No. met in all
day session Thursday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren McNair.
The July meeting of club No. will
be- with Miss Matilda E. Decker.