Evening star., 1924-08-10
HERNDON.

iEhNIoAN' Sd'p AUG uSl NSpeCldiJ.
Miss Kathleen Givins of Buchanan.
Va, and Granville White of Herndon
were married at the brides home on
| Wednesday, After 4 trip they will be
at their home here. For four years
Mrs. White has been on the faculty of
the high school.
Mrs William b. Spencer and son
Boyd, recently of Japan, have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George R.
Bready.
Isaac Long and Andrew Huffard are
visiting in Harrisonburg and Bu-
chanan.
Herndon day was largely attend
ed today The proceeds will be de-
voted to the fund for the addition to
the present school. work on which is
well under way. Mrs. George Bready
is in charge of the food committee;
Mrs Ralph v Chamblin, lemonade;
| Miss Estelle Holden, the canned fruit,
cake and pie exhibit and the prizes;
| Mrs. Lynn has the candy booth, Mrs.
| r. S. Crippen, assisted by Mrs. Her
| bert Seamans, fancy work: Mrs. Annie
Walker, old folks concert; Mrs. Ar
| thur Fl. Buell., the grab bag; Fred
erick Robinson is chairman of pub
| licity, Harry A Sager. athletics; c.
Melville walker, tennis tournament;
Lyman Ballou, trap shooting; Allen
H. Kirk, gates and insurance; Will
| liam Fl. Dawson, stands
| A game of base ball was played by
| the two teams highest in the Loudon
County League, Ashburn and Purcell
Vile.
The Congregational Sunday school
| picnic was held on Wednesday in
Darlington's grove, and on Saturday
| last the children of st. Timothy's
| Episcopal school motored to Great
| Falls for their annual picnic
| At the meeting of the Fairfax Coun-
ty Fair Association the following di-
rectors were chosen: Thomas Keith,
Mark Turner, d. S. Machall. James
Birkett, A. NJ. Roonschell, DR.. G.. Boil
| ing Lee, John w. Rust Frederick
| Drew. D. NJ. Woodard Clifton Laugh
| lin, Stuart Ball. Franklin Williams,
jr. Melville Hazen, DIR. Brooks, E. r.
| Connor, c. l. Rice, B. +. salisbury,
H. c. Ayres and Warren NJ. McNair of
| Herndon.
| A congregational meeting of the
| First Presbyterian Church was held
and trustees elected were FREDERICK
Moultrup. Mayhugh A. Bryan and Mr..
| Humme, ST.
| A call was extended to Rev. A. w.
| Wood of Augusta County to become
pastor of the Herndon church. If
| Floris unites in the call one pastor
| will serve both churches.
| Mrs. Mary Francis Parker will at
| tend the Harrington Sunday school
| camp at the county fair grounds from
| August IS to August 20. inclusive.
|
! terian Church, and Miss Ruth Haines
| the Congre gational.
| The woman's Bible class met with
| Mrs. William Eads Miller, with Miss
Estelle Van Meter leader.
The Sunbeams" met at the Baptist
Church Monday. a program and sup
| per being furnished under the super
| vision of Mrs. Estelle Kicker, Mrs.
John A. Fizer being the entertainer
| for the evening.
| The Fortnightly Club met wednes-
| day afternoon with Mrs. Louis
Ferguson of Floris. the subject being
| Noted Women of Today-Drama-
fists" Zoe Atkins was discussed by
Mrs. Joseph B. North and Rachael
Crotheran by Mrs. James W. Smart.
United States Navy Nurse Visitor.
Miss Elizabeth Leonhardt, a nurse
! in the United States Navy who has
| been stationed in Guam and is now
stationed in Washington State, is
spending part of her vacation here
| and in Boston, Mass.
| Mrs William H. Dawson on Mon
| day entertained the Bridge Club
| High scores were made by Mrs. Z.
Barbour Hutchison and Mrs. Asa E.
| Bradshaw.
The Epworth League of the NJ. E:
| Church South gave an automoblle
| social at the home of Rev. Glenn j.
| Cooper, the invitations being written
| being about autos. Refreshments
were doughnuts, to represent tires,
and lemonade for gasoline.
| A membership drive is now on be-
| tween two sides of the league, a tie
| between the Fords and Chevrolets
resulting on Sunday.
The members of the Home Interest
Club were entertained at luncheon on
Tuesday by Mrs. Annie Robey-
| Walker.
Mrs. Cassius M. Lawrence was
| called to Staunton on Monday by the
| illness of her little granddaughter.
Nelson Potter, William Gibson and
Mrs. Estelle Kicker were appointed
delegates to the Baptist Association
| in Falls Church, with Russell A.
Lynn, William G. Mills and Mrs. Wal
\ ter Carter as alternates.
Mrs. Russell. A. Lynn represented
the Baptist Sunday School at the
Fairfax County convention at Ches-
| terbrook. Rev. and Mrs. George
| Thomas Waite of Richmond have
been house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Lynn.
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