Evening star., 1935-11-10
Loudoun County Folk
Plans For Benefit

LOUDOUN COUNTY, Va, Novem-
Der 9.-Preparations are under way
for the annual Loudoun County tu-
berculosis benefit dance, to be given
at Goose Creek Tavern, popular night
club, near LeeSburg. Monday evening.
Mr.. Edward Norman and Mr.. Newton
Chamblain. the committee in charge,
report that music will be furnished
by the Potomac Club Orchestra. This
dance annually draws large crowds,
devotees of this popular amusement
and those who are interested in the
unfortunate people for whose benefit
the affair is given. Mrs. j. A. Speer
of Purcellville Is county chairman of
the association. assisted by Subchair-
men Mrs. Charles Monroe, Ashburn:
Mrs. C. j. Harley and Mrs. r. M.
Thompson. Round Hill: Mrs. E. H.
Heaton and Miss Ellen Mentzer, Lees
burg; Mrs. Jack Potterfield, Lovetts-
vile: Mrs. Arthur Gartrell. Middle
burg; Mrs. Wade Hutchinson. Aldie:
Mrs. Harvey M. Ball. Purcellville.
Following a short visit with Rev.
and Mrs. Peyton Craighill in Leesburg.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Luke Cron of Fort
Totten, N. Y, and Miss Betty Craig
hill of Philadelphia, have returned
to their homes.
The Rev. and Mrs. j. Armistead
Melbourne and Miss Lilias Janney OF
Leesburg are visiting the latter's Sis
ter and brother law, Rev. and Mrs.
A. D. Pollock Janney, in Wilmington,
N. C.
DR.. and Mrs. Lincoln Paul Ellis OF
Leesburg are visiting in New York
City.
Mrs. Edward Norman was hostess
at bridge, Saturday evening at Long
moor, near Purcellville. Her gueses
included Mrs. John Blocker, Miss
Catherine Garrett, Miss Frances
Whitman, Miss Maxine Hansbarger.
Miss Margaret Hansbarger. Miss Alice
Kerr. Mrs. w. S. Frances, Mrs. Robert
j. McCray. Mrs j. Lynn Cornwell,
Mrs. Newton Chamblain. Mrs. Roy
Pancoast. Mrs. o. L. limerick. Mrs.
Lee Van Devanter. Mrs. Derry Tribby
Mrs. Otis L. Williams, Mrs. Louis
McGavick. Mrs. Howard Welsh, Mrs.
Carroll Hirst, Mrs. Jean Miller. Mrs.
Frances Dillon. Miss Stella Norman
and Miss Rachel Rogers.
The annual meeting Of the Car
ruthers Clan, an old Loudoun family
was held at Lincoln Sunday, with
Nj. and Mrs. Virgil Williams. Miss
Elizabeth Bennett, Miss Bertha Ben
nett. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Conner
Miss Barbara Carruthers. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Carruthers. Mr.. Clifford
Adams. Mr.. Curtis, all OF Washington.
NJ. and Mrs. E. I. Carruthers, Mr.
William Carruthers. Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Thomas, Of Charlottesville
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis, Lynchburg, Ohio;
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Carruthers
North Fork, Va: Mrs. Thomas Car
ruthers. Purcellville: Mr.. Walter Car
ruthers, Haymarket: Mrs. Pearl
George, Winchester. and Mr. and Mrs
James G. Carruthers. Round Hill, at
tending.
Miss Dorothy Smith has returned
to her home in Purcellville following
a weeks visit with Miss Stella Thomp-
son. in Richmond
The Rev. and Mrs Gorah and their
family have moved to Upperville from
Franklin w. Va. The Rev. Gorah
has been appointed pastor Of the
Upperville Methodist Church. The
R>v. J. w. Seay, former Upperville
pastol, was appointed to the Franklin
Church and with his family has
moved there. to assume his new duties
Mr.. Gardner Case, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Case of Purcellville,
is among the IL seniors at the Vir-
giria Polytechnic Institute who were
last week initiated as members of
Omicron Delta Kappa, honorary
society. Leadership in scholarship and
extra-curricular activities is the basis
70 the selection Of Omicron Delta
Kappa. Mr.. Case is one Of a number
Of Loudoun County boys at " P. L
Mr.. Tyler Ford, another student of
v. P. l.. was the week end guest of
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Ford,
at Rouno Hill
Miss Julia Whiting. member of
tn. fashionable Middleburg Hunt. is
recovering from I'M njuries sustained
last week when her mount fell after
taking jump.
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