Evening star., 1924-09-28
oscar Herring on South Columbus

| Oscar Herring on South Columbus
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith Schelhorn and
their children have returned from
visit to Mrs. Louise Schelhorn in Mel
| ton Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Gaines and
Mr.. and Mrs. \. J. Butcher are back
from visit in Chicago
! DIR. Kate Waller Barrett and Mr..
Walter Cameron Roberts went to st.
Paui last week to attend the national
| convention of the American Legion.
Mr.. and Mrs T.. NJ. Corbin enter
tanned at surprise dance Thursday
evening in their home on North st.
Asaph street to celebrate the birthday
anniversary of their daughter. Miss
Alice Corbin. Among the guests were
Mrs. James O'Neill, Mrs. Eugene Cor
bin. Miss May Walker. Miss May
Cleta Bradley, Miss Edith Tanner. Miss
Doris Simms, Miss Burdne Newman,
Miss Flora McLevy, Miss Sylvia
Wheeler, Miss Annie Wheeler. Miss May
E'icklin. Mr.. Emmett Farley. Mr..
Edward Corbin, Mr.. Michael Whalen,
Mr.. Horace Harlow. Mr.. Edward
Richards, Mr.. Isaac Gray. Mr.. Emmett
Stewart. Mr. Elmer Storkey, Mr..
Clarence McCieary, Mr. Robert Abel,
Mr. stephen Polas and Mr.. Bernard
| Corbin
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Anderson, jr.,
left last week for Cincinnati to visit
their relatives. Mrs. Jennie Miller and
Miss Helen Hughes.
| Mr. and Mrs. Scott Humphries have
returned from spending two weeks in
Boston and New York City.
Mrs. Albert Bryan has returned from
Aldie, Va, where she spent the sum
mer Her daughter-i in law. Mrs. Albert
| Vickers Bryan, who spent two weeks
with her at Aldie, is now visiting her
parents, MIR. and Mrs Harry ID.
GaSson, on Seminary Hill, while Mr..
Bryan Is on business trip to
! Venezuela.
Mrs. Thomas Leadbeater has re-
turned from a visit to her -in-law
and daughter, the Rev. and Mrs. James
Davis Gibson, in Covington, Ky.
Mrs Howard Olmstcad is the guest
of relatives in Harrisburg, Pa.
Mrs Oskie McCaleb of Petersburg.
Va, and Miss Josephine Carroll of
Philadelphia were guests last week of
Mr. and Mrs. J. b. Duncan.
4 tea to celebrate the opening of
! the new St Agnes Episcopal School
for Girls was given Monday afternoon
in the school building, which is Bel
mont the old Richard Lloyd mansion.
Miss Mary Josephine White. the prin-
cipal. received, assisted by Mrs. Ber-
ryman Green, wife of the dean of the
Theological Seminary: Mrs. Macdon-
aid Douglass Miss Martha Sinclair,
Miss Susan Leary. Mrs Schoolfield
and Miss Chapman. Mrs. William
lack son Morton and Mrs Percy Fos-
| ter Hall poured tea and were as
sisted in the dining room by Mrs.
G. A. Swami Sinclair, Mrs. Archibald
r. Hoxton. Mrs. William 3. Smoot,
| Mrs. William j. Boothe. Mrs. G. 5.
| TAYLOR Burke. Mrs. Thomas l.. Coch
| ran. Mrs Morris L. Horner, Mrs.
| Harry St. George Tucker Mrs. Eli
! phaIct r. Andrews. Mrs. Clyde c.
| I.amond Mrs Richard Blackburn
J Washington. Mrs. Robert S. Barrett
! Mrs. LewcIlyn Powell. Mrs George
| Roop and Miss Mary Lindsey
| Miss Elizabeth Murphy of Berry
| Vile is tho guest Of her cousin. Miss
| Sarah Cox. on Prince street.
! Miss Louise Evans of Washington
| was the guest last week of Miss Lois
| Graham in the home of her brother
| in-law and sister. DR.. and Mrs. II n.
Latane, on Prince street.
| Mr. and Mrs. Paul e. Hulfish of
Raleigh. " c., are the guests of the
formers father. Mr.. Worth Hulfish.
| on. Cameron street. Monday after
| noon Mrs David y. Hulfish entertain
! ed at tea for Mrs. Paul Hulfish. Mrs.
John Ellis Of Cleveland Park poured
| tea. assisted by Mrs. Margarita Gerry
! and Miss Virginia Ellis Of Washing
! ton; Miss Lucy Anderson, Miss Ada
| Garrett and Miss Caroline Morton.
! Mr. and Mrs. David Janney Howell
| have closed their country place near
Charles Town, w. Va, and are in
their house at 700 Duke street for
the Autumn and Winter.
Miss Dorothy l.. Ewald and MI
| Grafton l.. Cockey. both of Aexan-
dria. were marred Saturday, Septem-
Der 20. in Elkridge, Md, by the Rev.
Charles II. Wagner of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Agnew Adams and
| their small son Howe, accompanied
| by Mrs Adams mother, Mrs. Thomas
j. Peyton, who has been their guest
in their home in Philadelphia, mo-
| tored here Monday and were the
guests of their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles NJ. Shepperson, on South
| Washington street, before leaving
| for Mrs. Pcyton's home in Rapidan
Va.
Miss Katherine Strong of Culpeper
was the guest during the week of
! Miss Genevieve Peyton Shepperson.
/ en- route to her school. st. Hilda )
! Hall. in Charles Town, w. Va.
Mr.. Thomas G. Darst, jr., who has